Hunting Safety (77)

A hunter with firearm storage in a truck bed, transporting a firearm concept.

By Land or Air: Transporting a Firearm the Right Way

Every hunter needs to know how to safely and securely transport a firearm. Whether you're driving or flying on a commercial airline, learning the ins and outs of transporting a firearm the right way requires more than just common sense. Properly transporting a firearm is…

Hunters in a helicopter flying over hogs, helicopter hog hunting concept.

Helicopter Hog Hunting: Should You Try It?

Sometimes, hunters need new strategies when a species like the feral hog experiences tremendous population growth and causes millions of dollars in agricultural damage. Traditional hunting methods barely dent the feral hog's ecosystem disruption, so hunters have taken to the skies. Hunting feral hogs from…

Beagles ready for a rabbit hunt.

A Guide to Hunting Rabbits With Beagles

Hunting rabbits with beagles can be a thrilling small-game pursuit. It combines high-energy excitement with the joy of partnering with a skilled and dedicated canine companion. A beagle's remarkable scent-trailing abilities and enthusiasm make it outstanding at flushing rabbits from the dense cover that humans…

A hunting dog waits with his hunters.

A Guide to Hog Hunting With Dogs

Using dogs to find and pursue feral hogs can provide a rewarding hunting experience and an effective method for managing one of North America's most invasive and destructive species. Whether you're a seasoned hunter looking for a new challenge or a newcomer wanting to explore this dynamic…

A coyote decoy in the snow during a hunt.

How to Use Coyote Hunting Decoys [A Guide]

Successfully hunting coyotes, arguably North America's most wiley predator, presents a challenging blend of strategy and fieldcraft. Artfully using decoys can significantly improve your success rate by adding a realistic visual element to your setup. After all, your calls, decoys, and ambush sites are all…