It's time to talk about puppy season. Yes, many of you are in the middle of picking out a new pup or well immersed in puppy training this spring. Regardless if your puppy is for bird hunting or a wannabe coyote chaser like my new puppy, you need to outfit yourself with the right products to keep your new friend happy.

Bear hunting can be as involved as you want it to be. You can spend weeks setting up baits. Or you can hunt on your time schedule and do spot, and stalk hunting across the West.

Neither rain, nor snow, nor wind or any other weather anomaly was going to keep Katelyn and me from turkey hunting this weekend.

Have you tagged your spring turkey? Do you see months of doldrums until the fall hunting seasons arrive? You may be one of many experiencing hunting withdrawals. I would suggest that if it troubles you mentally to consider professional help, but first, try hunting varmints.

I just ran across a great program in South Dakota and I encourage any of you that are interested to take a good look at this program to see if it might work in your state or community.

"Was that a cow that just went blowing by?" It's been an up and down turkey season here in Wyoming. I hope your season hasn't been as bumpy or windy.

Who draws the line with Mother Nature?

Forget about modesty––there's a reason all your friends and relatives come to you with their hunting questions: You flat-out know your stuff.  Prove it. Take this quiz, then email the rest of your hunting posse and challenge them to beat your score. Bet they can't.

We came across a few photos of this creative blind and thought you'd enjoy taking a look.

One of the national headlines I read recently discusses Arizona's plan to stringently crack down on illegal aliens caught in that state.