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With ammunition shortages around the country and the cost of what ammo is available skyrocketing, shooters are increasingly choosing to make their own ammunition. Reloading is a subject that’s b …

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The mule deer buck stood still as a rock staring right at me. Members of his seven-doe harem glanced nervously my way and then back at the buck as if waiting for his cue to flee. The range was 300 …

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There’s an old saying among big-game hunters that says, “The real work begins when the animal hits the ground.” In many respects, that is true. There’s field dressing, followed by getting your meat …

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Pheasant season has already opened or is about to across the U.S. and tens of thousands of hunters are preparing to pursue the beautiful birds. Pheasants are not native to North America and while …

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Several years ago a friend of mine who guides deer and elk hunters in Wyoming told me a story. He was guiding several hunters from “back east” on a hunt for trophy mule deer. The group had just a …

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These days any discussion about shooting prairie dogs has to come with clarification. Prairie dogs are not cute canines running around on the great open spaces of the American West. They are burrow …

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