An ivory-gripped Texas, or Holster Model No. 5 Paterson Colt Revolver, recognized by collectors and firearms experts as being the finest example of Samuel Colt’s first revolver made in 1836, sold at an auction in Dallas on Sunday, Sept. 18, for $977,500, setting a record for the most a single firearm has ever fetched.

There's a house bill that's making its way through congress that requires all states to recognize the legal licensing of firearms in the various states. If you're legal to carry in your home state the law would make it legal to carry your firearm into another state.

Although a few years have passed, I’ll never forget my first whitetail hunt in Texas.

I don’t want you to think any less of our “North American Hunter-TV” team, but they’ve been involving me quite heavily these days with everything from filming hunts to filming archery tips.

Just like it does for you, the off-season gets l-o-n-g for the "North American Hunter-TV (NAH-TV)" team! This year it drove us all pretty much stir crazy.

Some "Headline Hunter" blog readers may have heard about an illegal hunting case out of Kentucky that made national headlines last week due to the unusual sentence handed down by U.S. Magistrate Judge E. Robert Goebel

It’s no secret I’m a big proponent of getting kids excited about hunting. I take my own kids hunting whenever possible and promote youth involvement in the sport on this blog and other outlets as much as possible. In that spirit here’s a great story I’d like to share.

I’d tell you that the reliable ol’ Versus weekly Rut Report is back just like it has always been, but that wouldn’t be truthful. It is back, but it’s different—in some ways new and improved.

I've seen a lot of killer rubs, but that takes the cake for at least being the most wicked-looking in my history books

It all started with an e-mail my uncle/long-time hunting mentor forwarded me back in mid-July