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It is very likely that the last time you sat on a high country ridge talking about the score of a mule deer across the basin you called it a specific class of buck. Most of us do our best to judge the size of our trophies consistently in the …

Watching a bull elk in the rut is a treat for every hunter who dreams of chasing the the elusive wapiti in the fall. In this video Mike Eastman explains why a bull elk can sometimes appear to have green eyes while bugling. Press play to watch some incredible elk …

Pronghorn antelope are a species that define a fun hunt and for many hunters who venture to the West, their first public land, western big game animal. To celebrate the rifle antelope opener here in Wyoming we have put together a video of some of our favorite antelope hunts and …

It is not often that we have content in the journals that defies the odds of what is statistically possible to kill. The past year has been one of the best for trophy quality that I can ever recall. With the quality of animals we have in the September/October issue …

There comes a point at the end of the summer where every hunter is itching to get out into the field, but sometimes the constraints of life just say it isn’t possible. Sometimes that means just making do, or getting a little creative with whatever opportunities are available to shoot. …

With over 30 years of filming hunts there have been a few that stick our as our favorite. While it was hard to narrow it down to just 9 hunts we managed to do it. Sit back, grab a snack and join us for some memorable hunts and the behind …

  By Kirstie Pike Let’s face it, while hunting with your spouse can be the greatest adventure it can also resemble the beginning phases of Armageddon.  While some of you out there may be thinking, “what is wrong with this woman?”…others are nodding in solemn solidarity.   Don’t get me …

  By Dan Carlson Weather is going to play a huge factor in big-game hunts across the American West this fall.  It is, of course, always a factor but trends established in 2014 have continued through 2015 and that may pose added challenges for those pursuing game in many areas. …

And so it begins again, we are only four days from the start of the busiest season of the year in our office. Archery season for antelope is in full swing and I have heard rumors that some of the younger, immature bulls are starting to bugle. Rifle season for …

The only reason I am even going to bring this up is because this issue is so close to home. A grizzly bear was euthanized after it attacked and consumed (i.e. ATE) a Yellowstone Park employee. This has drawn plenty of attention to the subject of predator management and the …