The key word in this year's elk forecast is -- challenge. In 2006, elk and elk hunters face challenges on several fronts. ... (READ IT)

I've killed plenty of birds with my shotgun, but when it comes to taking one with the bow, I'm snakebit. Every turkey season I begin with bow in hand and high hopes. ... (READ IT)

On my sixth stalk, I finally found one of the proverbial dumb bulls and thought, I've got to get that bull! ... (READ IT)

Never had the glimpse of a single antler excited me so much. I barely even got the binoculars to my eyes before the 5-point rack glided into the heavy brush. ... (READ IT)

Again I chanced a quick glance. The buck and his does were in the same place, their eyes still fixed on my Explorer. This would be a 100-percent pure stalk! ... (READ IT)

I'd aborted my original plans and was now enacting Plan B -- an antlerless hunt. Just like a batter given the green light at the plate, it was time to "swing away." It was Doe Day. ... (READ IT)

Ever since seeing those photos from our last trip, we all had daydreamed about an opportunity at the big nontypical. ... (READ IT)

The 2005 elk forecast ranges from good to excellent throughout all elk states. ... (READ IT)

Morning on Wyoming's high desert plains, even on the civilized pasturelands near Gillette, is something all bowhunters should experience. ... (READ IT)

Once a bowhunter has tasted success on the huge bears of eastern Canada, he has to do it again ... and again. ... (READ IT)