Truly understanding the ballistics of your setup is an extremely important factor that many hunters often overlook.

Now is a good time to start thinking about upcoming opportunities and hunt locations with outfitters

When it comes to putting in food plots to attract and hold deer, there are tons of options.

I’ve always joked that I would love to have a clone to get even more scouting and work complete.

For anyone looking to enjoy some late season waterfowl excitement, there are many states and opportunities to find just that.

Spring turkey hunting is one of my most awaited times of the year. Everything is coming to life, and love is in the air...gobbler style.

There is no question that when winter hits across the Midwest, there is one place you can usually find me – that’s coyote hunting! Since I was a young girl I’ve spent winters coyote hunting with friends and family. My dad was quite the role model!

As winter continues on and most deer seasons are closed, shed hunters are starting to get excited for another fun-filled winter/spring of great shed hunting.

Over the past year, I’ve been lucky enough to start using suppressors on my rifles. I absolutely love it.

Predator hunting has become my favorite past time activities. It usually begins the moment my deer season ends. This year I’ve already spent a significant amount of time in South Dakota chasing coyotes through some brutal cold temps.

Some of the absolute best coyote and predator hunting often occurs in the bone chilling cold; especially in the Midwest where I do most of my hunting.

Looking back on season 6 of Winchester Deadly Passion, there was a lot to be thankful for. There were big bucks, amazing scenery, and fun times...but what really stands out to me is the people I spent time with.

Products and technology are constantly evolving. Many companies do their best to stay ahead of the curve, but when it comes to ammunition…Winchester has truly been leading the pack for over 150 years.

If you're like me and enjoy hunting late season, you may have experienced difficulties with your ground blinds and snow. I can't count the number of times I've arrived at my blind only to find it caved in from the weight of snow.