After about 45 minutes, it finally happened. I felt the wind hit the back of my neck. I immediately drew back and like clockwork, the bull’s head whipped upright.

David McShaw and his parents set out to complete the hunt of a lifetime despite being wheelchair-bound with muscular dystrophy.

Chad and Jake make the most out of an emotional situation when they bag the Bull of a lifetime in honor of their late father.

Hunting can be long, lonely, and incredibly taxing both mentally and physically, but it's often worth it.

A Successful Goat Hunt with a Trusty Weapon “It wasn’t a buffalo or a deer or a goat. It wasn’t […]

Weary from a long season, refusing to give up is still the best strategy. “Sleeping in that morning would have […]

Jeff Bruce, Idaho, 2015 I should have known that on a year when I’d just taken a new job with […]

Trent Williams, Wyoming, 2015 “There are certainly risks with hunting solo in this type of country, but I’ll be making […]

Sometimes we have to persevere... and always be hunting.

A story from Darren Choate about his elk hunting adventures.

Remi Warren discusses elk hunting experiences in Alaska.