Having conquered an Osceola longbeard, the second leg in my pursuit of a single-season Grand Slam found me at Reveille Peak Ranch in Burnet, Texas. The breathtaking property is nestled in the heart of Hill Country—an unforgettable rolling landscape covered with thick blankets of bluebonnets. It's the ultimate place to kill a Rio Grande gobbler.

In recent years, it’s been proven through dozens of youth hunting programs across the country that mentoring is an effective and successful method of introducing new hunters and firearms users to a lifetime of enjoyment in the outdoors.

This week I head to the Gila in New Mexico in search of a giant bull elk with my muzzleloader.

Face it—bowhunting Alaska brown bears takes (forgive my French) serious balls, and frankly, I’m not sure I’ve got ‘em.

The big—ginormous—gobbler could hardly contain himself as he stepped from the woods. But who could blame him?

GPS units are extremely important to many of today’s modern hunters, and this product review breaks down the Garmin Oregon and all the benefits this unit has to offer.

 It's Wednesday, and that means today is Q&A Day on "My Take." This week's question asks my opinion of the most reliable scouting camera.

Today is Tip Tuesday, and I’ll explain a few ways to increase your odds while hunting for shed antlers this spring.

In many parts of North America, green grass is already higher than a coyote’s belly and hiding many of the shed whitetail antlers from this winter …

There are few things that rile hunters more than reports about persons who thumb their noses at wildlife laws and shoot big-game animals out of season or otherwise illegally. In a hunter's eyes, the one thing that's worse than a poacher is a habitual poacher.