Former Circus Tiger Killed After Escaping in Georgia
The Bengal tiger was found wandering through a suburban neighborhood in Atlanta.
Firefighters Use Waterfowling Trick to Quench Houston Blaze
A nearby fire hydrant failed, but quick thinking by these Arkansas men saved the day.
Griz Walks, Not Limps, Away from Wreck that Totaled Car
The vehicle was traveling at 62 mph, but the 7-year-old boar barely noticed.
Pintail Daily Limit Increasing in 2018-’19
Solid growth from 2016 to 2017 means hunters can take more of these impressive ducks.
Hunting Moose May Lower Wolf Populations, Boost Caribou Numbers
Canadians may be able to kill two birds with one moose if these peer-reviewed techniques are correct.
Pledge to Take Someone Afield for National Hunting & Fishing Day
Make the commitment between now and September 23 and you could win amazing prizes!
There’s a Snake in My Blind
You may think you’re a diehard hunter, but are you willing to share a ground blind with a snake for a chance at a buck?
SEWE, John Banovich Partner to Honor Conservation’s Heroes
The new awards will be presented February 14, 2018, before the next SEWE event.
Mississippi’s Alligator Record Broken
Taken in public water, this gator broke the previous record by nearly five inches.
It’s In Our Hands
A musing over arrows, environmentalism, and preserving the hunter’s ethos.