In this essay, Field Staff Writer A.J. Fick discusses the ongoing war on lake trout in Yellowstone Lake, which he visited with his family on a recent fishing trip and asks the question: what role do invasive species play in their inherited ecosystems and in our hunting/angling culture?
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Trey and his GSP Ranger brave the cold, desolate slopes of the sagebrush steppe in order to target chukar, a Eurasian transplant that now calls the area home.
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Ever wondered what being at a Harvesting Nature Wild Pig Hunting Camp is like? Read on for a candid look inside the Spring 2023 pig camp!
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Having a baby in a particularly cold and snowy winter was difficult for Field Staff Writer Cayla Bendel, so when summer fishing season finally showed up, she was determined to get out there and enjoy it!
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When Field Staff Writer Trey Johnson was gifted with free English setters, he thought it was too good to be true. Thinking he’d been proven right after poor performance, his dog Pearl suddenly “got it” and began outperforming his other dogs!
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Field Staff Writer JP Yampey teaches us about roe deer and the hunting culture surrounding it in Germany, where he currently lives.
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After a successful puddler duck hunt with his daughter, Field Staff Writer Jeff Benda knew that a super tasty, family-friendly duck dish was in order.
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After hunting “textbook” ruffed grouse cover to no avail, Trey was about to give up when he flushed three birds in quick succession. You can never be too sure how a day in the grouse woods will unfold.
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Field Staff Writer Daniel Kenworthy didn’t think that target panic would ever happen to him… that is, until he got the shakes while archery hunting for deer.
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The exciting conclusion of Field Staff Writer Heidi Chaya’s black powder deer hunt at the Hawk Factory.
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