By James L. Cummins

Why non-hunters think we waste the game we kill and why their opinion matters

The old saying, “waste not, want not” means if you don’t waste anything you will always have enough. It applies to money, time, and of course, food—and in our case, wild game.

Record-book bulls, bucks, billies and more 

Check out the latest entries to the Boone and Crockett records 

The first rule in solving any problem is admitting you have one.

If the conversation is about the public image and perception of hunters, which is a conversation about continuance, we can no long ignore the fact that the word “trophy” now plays a significant role in what people think about hunting.

“I just can’t bring myself to watch the hunting shows on television anymore.”

Who hasn’t heard this?

Practical tips on getting friends and family afield

By Chad Carman

Long-range shooting, extreme long-range shooting, sniper hunting—call it what you will, but there is no denying this trend is pushing the limits of ethical hunting and fair chase, leaving us with more questions than answers. The first is, why should we care?