War Hero’s Rifle
Brendan Walsh, OPEIU Local 150 My oldest girl, Nicole, had been working really hard in school and on the farm, so I decided we would go to South Africa for…
Brendan Walsh, OPEIU Local 150 My oldest girl, Nicole, had been working really hard in school and on the farm, so I decided we would go to South Africa for…
Doug Howlett It had been a long morning and with Missouri’s 1 p.m. turkey hunting quitting time fast approaching, veteran turkey hunter and former longtime Hunter’s Specialties pro staffer Alex…
Kate Cywinski Click here for turkey photos. Classification Name Score Eastern 1. Glen Krankowski 58.1 2. Ken Inklebarger 57 3. James Counts 54.5 4. Chris Daily 47.5 5. Stephen Lafaver 47…
Josey White As Seen in the Outdoor Wire Q: Can you give me a few general tips on how I can be more successful this spring? A: The best advice I…
Doug Howlett Like a child awaits Christmas, the turkey hunter dreams about the opening day of hunting season. Impatiently counting the days as that magic time draws near, it is…
Craig Boddington The Rocky Mountain goat ranks as one of North America’s most under-rated game animals. The wild sheep he shares much of his domain with-bighorns in the south, Dall…
Tony Hansen I never hide the fact that I love to chase big whitetails. It is a true passion. It is not, however, my only passion. I made a vow…
Lee J. Hoots Handy is and handy does. That statement could certainly stand as the marketing slogan for Harrington & Richardson’s single-shot Handi-Rifle. This trim little break-open breech loader costs…
Jim Klatt For most hunters and anglers, March is a wasted month. Coming after big game and ice fishing seasons and before spring fishing, it’s full of rain, mud and…
Submitted By: Tim Herald – USA Guest Author Many serious turkey hunters consider the Osceola, or Florida wild turkey, the crown jewel of the grand slam. True, this subspecies has…
David Hart Your food plots are in and the clover is thriving, but don’t think your work is over. There’s work to be done. In order to maintain those plots…
Submitted By: Donna Shaver, member of USA and USW Local 3657 As hunters, we have many stories. My favorite is of a trip to Lake Superior’s Haviland Bay near Sault…
JP Vicente, IAFF3066 JP Vicente is an outfitter with Big Chino Guide Service. Members of the USA receive a 10% discount on all guide services. Click HERE to learn more. Your dream…
Tracy Breen Each year when I attend the Archery Trade Association Trade (ATA) show, I am amazed at how many companies continue to introduce innovative products that bowhunters everywhere will…
Steve Ries, Top Gun Kennels & Native Dog Food What breed should you consider for your next hunting companion? The best way to answer this question is to list your…
Submitted By: Tim Herald – USA Guest Author The diminutive Coue’s deer is one of those animals I have heard about for years but never given much thought to. After…
Lee J. Hoots Does a bullet need to be so tough that it completely penetrates a deer or elk to perform at its maximum capabilities? Should it be designed to…
Brad Crosby, Professional Hunting Guide The afternoon we rode into camp, the weather started to change. During first rifle season in New Mexico, the weather always turns, from good to…
David Hart It’s spring and everything is turning green, including your perennial food plots. But so are those other plants, the ones you don’t want mixed in with your clover…
Craig Boddington In the late afternoon we picked up fresh tracks along a snow-covered ridge, big ski-like tracks of a full-grown moose…but not big enough to be a mature bull.…
Babe Winkelman “He’s still alive!” I thought as I reached down and picked up 71 inches of calcified happiness on my hunting land in central Minnesota. The shed antler I…
Don Fike, IAM 751-C We arrived in Forsyth, Montana, after a 14.5 hour, 950 mile drive from Seattle, Washington. We met our outfitter/guide, Mike, in a local restaurant and grabbed…