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The proposed changes to the federal chronic wasting disease (CWD) control program put Ontario’s wild deer at risk.
Hunters overlook that buck-on-buck interaction doesn’t always begin with brawling. It starts early in the season with something subtler.
If you can get the timing right, you can shed some serious light on those cautious, barely nocturnal bucks.
The proposed changes to the federal chronic wasting disease (CWD) control program put Ontario’s wild deer at risk.
Hunters overlook that buck-on-buck interaction doesn’t always begin with brawling. It starts early in the season with something subtler.
If you can get the timing right, you can shed some serious light on those cautious, barely nocturnal bucks.
Most of us have been there — filled with hunting regrets, questioning our choices, kicking ourselves for making the wrong play.
A reader asks if his brother, a non-resident hunter, can participate in the hunt if he doesn't hold the tag. 
A reader asks if his son, who turns 15 in September, would be able to hunt under his licence, or would he need to put him in the draw.
George Brown of Courtright has long been known as “Lucky”—a name he clings to as he recalls a disastrous barrel rupture while deer hunting.
I have 20 moose points and plan to apply in a WMU where a bull tag requires 5 points. If drawn, do I use just 5 points or lose all 20?
Elevate your venison with this kofta-style recipe—a bold, flavorful twist that’s sure to tempt friends and family to try something new.