This story, “Up to Our Necks in Deer,” first appeared in the April 1951 issue of Outdoor Life. Unlike other O’Connor stories ...

I walked up, took a good look — and panicked. The only hoof I could see was as large as that of a yearling cow. The antlers ...

Oh Wise One, The town deer (besides being extremely annoying, especially when you step around the corner with your dog and ...

Many landowners assume hunting trespass law is simple: post a sign, call the sheriff, and the problem is solved. In reality, ...

The author describes his tactics and experiences calling mountain lions into close range in the dense forests of Oregon.

Finding a deer stand on land you hunt will get your attention in a hurry, especially if you know... The post What to do when ...

Expert taxidermists share essential tips for hunters and anglers on how to prepare deer, turkey, and fish for mounting.

After a lifetime living in the Canadian wilderness, author Olive Fredrickson recalls her most hair-raising moose and bear ...

Yve Bardwell writes, When the Roadless Rule was established in 2001 after enormous public outreach it was hailed by ...

When the Roadless Rule was established in 2001 after enormous public outreach it was hailed by conservationist as the most significant step to protect our nation’s forests since Teddy Roosevelt ...

Explore this Arkansas trail featuring a massive stone bridge you can walk across, plus cool rock shelters, bluffs, and ...

What kind of outdoorsman leaves Colorado for Illinois? Six months into his tenure as general superintendent with the Forest ...