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In the crisp autumn air of Idaho's rugged backcountry, where the thrill of the chase meets the quiet snap of a twig underfoot, two lives ended abruptly last week. Not from the wild's claws or the bite of winter, but from the careless twitch of a trigger. Kaylanee Orr, a vibrant 21-year-old newlywed

In the crisp fall air of western North Dakota, where the golden prairies stretch out like an old friend's handshake, deer season has always been more than just a hunt. It's a ritual—a chance to slip away from the daily grind, shoulder a rifle, and reconnect with the land that shaped generations of

9 Places Hunters Might Lose Access To Image credit: Gentleman's Pursuits/Canva Trophy hunting’s getting a lot of heat lately, with bans popping up l

The Ultimate States for Elk Hunting Trips Image credit: Gentleman's Pursuits/Canva Get ready for an epic adventure chasing elk in the wild! Whether y

What’s Putting U.S. Hunting at Risk Image credit: Gentleman's Pursuits/Canva Hunting’s been a way of life for a lot of us, a tradition that goes bac

Across the heartland and beyond, hunters are facing a quiet but relentless foe that's changing the game in the woods. Chronic wasting disease, or CWD, is spreading through deer and elk herds in ways that demand attention from anyone who values time in the stand or the thrill of a clean harvest. Thi

Out on the windswept prairies of western Nebraska, a group of hunters trudged through thick grass under a crisp December sky, their breath fogging in the chill. They'd flushed a single rooster earlier from a promising swale, but now their eyes were fixed on a distant shelter belt. With dogs leading

Top Hunting Gear for Fall 2025 Image credit: Amazon Fall’s here, and it’s time to hit the woods! Whether you’re chasing deer or just soaking in the

In the middle of a government shutdown that's left national parks shuttered and folks scrambling without basic services, President Donald Trump has made a call that's got hunters breathing a sigh of relief. His administration has quietly told the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to keep the gates ope

For generations, hunters across Oregon have loaded up their trucks, headed to familiar spots in Eastern and Central Oregon, and chased mule deer through the same units their dads and granddads knew. But come 2026, that's all set to change in a big way. The state's Fish and Wildlife Commission just