Did you know that elk were nearly lost to history? The rebound of Rocky Mountain elk is one of conservation’s greatest untold North American success stories. Without the intervention of passionate sportsmen at the turn of the 20th century, this iconic ungulate wouldn’t fuel the passions of today’s hunters. From …

  The recent federal indictment of three New Mexico men has sent a ripple through the hunting community, serving as a stark reminder of what happens when ethics take a backseat to greed. Federal prosecutors have charged Danial Adair, Daniel Nicolds, and Lary Nicolds with operating a multi-year fraud scheme …

Article by: Ron Dean The Wyoming Game and Fish Department (GF) is proposing additional protection for wolves that inhabit the Gros Ventre River (GV) drainage. This is in spite of the problems caused by their presence in the drainage.    Wolves were eliminated from the Jackson Hole area nearly 100 …

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ARTICLE BY: Brandon Moss It is a common question amongst upland hunters; “Who should I use for a trainer?” Someone who has trained multiple retrievers from scratch — built solid obedience, introduced birds, and produced a reliable duck hunting machine, suddenly gets a pointing dog and decides the whole thing …

Bow hunters Brian Barney and Dan Pickar break down their arrow builds in this gear review featuring Bloodsport Archery. There is no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to the ideal arrow for bow hunting. Factors including a person’s draw length, arrow spine length and flexibility all impact accuracy and penetration. …

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This gear review features the ultra-lightweight Razor APX Hunting Knife by Outdoor Edge. This knife is built to be customized for any job, with a variety of three-inch replaceable blade options including skinning, gut hook and bone-saw blades. The push button RazorSafe system makes changing blades easy and fast. It …

Watch over thirty big game hunting kills in less than twenty minutes! Elk, mule deer, antelope, Stone sheep bow and rifle hunts and more crammed into one video.

“The Wyoming Range Mule Deer Project was initiated in 2013. Since then, the collaborative project has documented the challenges that fawns face on their first year of life for 745 newborns, documented migratory routes for 600, assessed survival of 181 males ranging from 1 to 11 years of age, documented …