Like Shooting Musk Oxen on an Ice Floe
When the Alaskan ice floes break up and the bridge back to land vanishes, musk oxen can either be shot, starve, or drown.
When the Alaskan ice floes break up and the bridge back to land vanishes, musk oxen can either be shot, starve, or drown.
Native Americans in northern Wisconsin can once again pursue white-tailed deer at night, despite the Department of Natural Resources’ objections.
A father and son venture north into one of the coldest Novembers in Illinois history.
One of several great shots featured in Sporting Classics’ Guns & Hunting 2015 issue.
Montana may allow gun hunters to take more elk in response to 80 overpopulated management zones.
This wasn’t the gun he needed; it was the gun he wanted.
Campus Waterfowl unites collegiate waterfowlers from around the country via social media.
A bowhunter’s quick thinking and his grandmother’s advice prevented a bad mauling from becoming a terrible death.
Just when you think a hunt couldn’t possibly get more dangerous and exciting, something really wild comes along.
Nosler’s founder John A. Nosler explains how he adjusted the .300 H&H Magnum to form a 7mm cartridge.