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Will you still be able to climb into your tree stand at 102? Clyde Roberts has no problem doing that, and just this season, he harvested both a buck and a doe.  The Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries […]

Eventually, most deer hunters tire of hunting locally and something within them spurs them to go on a hunt away from home—a deer hunting “road trip” if you will. If you fall into that category, there are some questions you

There’s nothing like a good strip of venison jerky, but sometimes you have to broaden your horizons. Members of the deer family—deer, elk, moose, and so on—arguably make for some of the best jerkies, but there are plenty of other

It’s finally here. The day you hoped wouldn’t ever come—the off-season has begun. One day you’re hunting, shooting, or fishing, and the next, you’re not. The season is closed, the weather has changed. It can be a real letdown. We

Since late 2015, residents of Cass County, Texas have reported sightings of a large, unidentified white cat in the area. The animal was spotted several times in a wooded area near Hughes Springs, close to the Cass-Morris County border. Read

If you want to take a trip of a lifetime to slam monster peacock bass in the Amazon rainforest, there are a few things you should absolutely know before you go. I recently went on a fishing trip to the

These two cowboys showed up precisely where they were needed. Officers from Arizona Game and Fish responded to a call regarding a distressed deer in a canal near Lake Pleasant last week, only to find that help was already there.

The year is about to come to a close. As we prepare to welcome 2016, here is a list of the top five deer stories covered on OutdoorHub over the past 12 months. Read full story at OutdoorHub.com

When Bugs Bunny sticks a carrot in the muzzle of Elmer Fudd’s barrel, the gun always blows up in Fudd’s face. Would that happen in real life? Read full story at OutdoorHub.com

There’s been plenty of great fish in 2015, but not a lot made our lower jaws hit the floor quite like these. In this list, we’re reviewing the 20 fish this year that blew us away. It goes without saying

An all-black whitetail deer is the harvest of a lifetime, but for 14-year-old Brooke Bateman of Dallas, it was just her first buck.  The young hunter bagged the extremely rare animal while hunting with her father Mike Bateman on a

Theresa Vail, a 25-year-old hunting show host with the Outdoor Channel and former Miss America contestant, was charged recently by Alaskan officials with allegedly harvesting a grizzly without a tag and then conspiring with her guides to cover it up.

Remember that pistol-equipped drone? Its creator just upped the ante and released video of a flamethrower-equipped remote aerial vehicle.  The drone was made with a combination of off the shelf components and 3D-printed parts. See full story at OutdoorHub.com

A Pennsylvania Navy-vet and current nun who teaches at a catholic school was blasted on social media when she shared an image of her harvest last week. Benedictine Sister John Paul Bauer of St. Mary’s, a rural area in Erie

Utilizing TrackingPoint precision-guided firearms, Taya Kyle, a novice shooter, defeated NRA World Shooting Champion Bruce Piatt in the American Sniper Shootout. Bruce Piatt utilized the same weapons our soldiers use in combat today. The event served to raise money for

A former Marine and his two children were detained in Mexico last Thursday after taking a wrong turn into Ciudad Acuna, Mexico. According to Click2Houston.com, 38-year-old Jeromie Slaughter of Texas City retired from the Marines just last year and had

A professional angler in California may have caught the world’s largest spotted bass, but the record may have quite literally slipped through his fingers. Paul Bailey was fishing with Matt Newman in an unnamed California lake recently when he caught

Deer season is when it all happens. Many hunters spend all year salivating at the thought of venison chili and backstraps, while others savor the thought of those calm early mornings on the treestand. However, like most things in life,