When glassing for big game, break up your outline to blend into the landscape and stay hidden from the animals you seek. Long-range shooting is all the rage, but it will never replace old-fashioned fieldcraft for stalking big game. Here are one rifle hunter’s tricks. Story and PHotos by Jason

Glassing with both a spotting scope and binoculars allows hunters to cover a great deal of land with their eyes, not their feet. This saves valued time and energy, and keeps from spooking game. With interest in chasing deer and elk booming this year, an expert details top tactics for

Want to bag a buck? Head to the South and Midwest, where the huntin’s good for America’s deer Story by Chris Rice Photos by ShutterstockThe deer hunting sector has been changing over the last few years, with new entrants moving into the top positions as far as the number and

Prospective hunters should put a lot of thought and research into going on a guided hunt to ensure it matches their expectations and abilities. (SHUTTERSTOCK) What to think about and questions to ask as you begin planning a Destination Big Game Adventure.

It’s terrifying to some, a destructive force that ravages the countryside. However, fire is the besttool for managing your hunting property when adequately managed. Using fire to manage land is a technique dating back to when Native Americans freely roamedour lands. It’s believed that they noticed how the bison and