As you’ve probably figured out by now, we have some pretty darn good giveaways—and this one is no slouch. After reading the title of the post you already know what the prize is. But if that’s not enough to get you salivating like a hungry bruin, these details just might: 

Need a good laugh after a tough week at work? Check out this 1-minute “you can’t make this up” commercial for HuntTrader.com.

This week we head to Kansas for one of the most exciting turkey hunts I’ve ever been on, which produced some of the most incredible turkey footage you’ve ever seen!

Join Hunting Club’s Mark Kayser as he scouts a new elk zone and discovers it isn’t as elk-rich as he hoped, but the trip still ends with a successful scouting outcome.

A Michigan county sheriff says his new program will attempt to convince youthful first offenders that crime doesn’t pay by equipping them with shovels, gloves and reflective vests and dispatching them to county roads to remove the unfortunate furry victims of Buick bumpers and Goodyear radials.

Hunting from ground blinds can be extremely effective, but space and comfort are always an issue.  To maximize your time and space in the blind, one solution is to get an extremely comfortable and functional chair.  My favorite is a chair designed by HuntMore and it's easy to see why.

It’s no secret there’s never-ending controversy brewing across the West regarding predators and predator management. But why? 

In Hot News of the Week, Melissa discusses two potential wolf seasons in her home state of Minnesota.  Do you think opening a wolf season is a good thing?  Plus, you'll get a preview of what's to come this week on "My Take".

A collosal piece of legislation that will affect the future of our hunting heritage was passed a few weeks ago by the U.S. House. Now, the fate of The Sportsmen's Heritage Act of 2012 (H.R. 4089) rests on your willingness to take action and encourage the support of U.S. Senate representatives.

Shooter/musician Steve Lee is a YouTube sensation. His shoot-everything-including-the-kitchen-sink videos have been watched by millions online—more than 5.2 million video views to be more precise.