Even with a dog, finding downed birds can be a challenge. Putting in the required time to recover a pheasant, grouse, duck or any other...

Sportsmen are rarely dissuaded by the weather, unless it’s life-threateningly cold, or hot to the point of taxing the well-being of a...

Along with all the hunting seasons that come with it, fall also provides a chance to stalk a couple types of massive beasts long ago...

Contact: John Bradley, North Dakota Wildlife Federation, 701-390-7196, jbradley.ndwf@gmail.com Lacey McCormick, National Wildlife...

There’s a Guy Clark song called “Stuff That Works” that has been stuck in my head for weeks. The refrain is “Stuff that works, stuff...

When I began hunting, I was gifted an old Remington 870 Wingmaster by my father, who had used it extensively in his younger days for...

September brings with it the initial upland seasons of the year, and sharptailed grouse have often been that first flush that has sent my...

There’s a truck stop just down the road from where I often find myself suspended in my tree stand each fall, and one night after a hunt,...

Imagine the largest deer you could ever shoot was one that only made it to two-and-a-half years of age. At best, that’s a buck with a...

While often the coldest and snowiest portion of North Dakota, the northeastern quarter like the rest of the state was spared the usually...