Melissa Bachman offers her favorite tips for fall waterfowl season.

Doubling on wild turkeys is difficult with archery gear, but it’s even tougher when two hunters share one bow.

I love companies that are constantly trying to improve what is already good. Winchester is one of those companies.

When it comes to choosing shot size for waterfowl, there are numerous considerations to take into account.

A very common question I run across comes from people wondering is…what is the best caliber for whitetails?

As waterfowl season approaches, many people head out to the field with the exact same gear they’ve used for years.

Growing up in central Minnesota shooting sports were a common practice.

As turkey hunting goes into full swing there are usually two kinds of people out there. Those that are blown away by the results of their turkey gun, and those who know there is definitely some room for improvement.

Hunting aggressive can be one of the best ways to get a big buck.

Rattling and decoying are my favorite ways to hunt whitetails.

Although many things can change in the field, these are a few things to avoid that will improve your chances of success.

Living in South Dakota, pheasant hunting is one of the most popular hunts around.

Shoot Often: One of the most important tips to harvesting big bucks is ensuring your gear is in perfect shooting condition.

Do You Follow Her Hunts?

Drawing primo tags across the US seems far-fetched for some.

With hunting seasons opening all around the country there are bound to be a few people scrambling to get their equipment sighted in and wondering where the summer went.

When you spend literally countless days in the field hunting each year you come up with great life hacks that work.

When it comes to ammo selection, Winchester has done an incredible job on making the decision easy.