Wildlife photographer Bill Kinney spent eight falls, his life savings, and too much of his career photographing this deer grow from stripling forkhorn to massive king-of-the-woods.
The '08 SHOT Show set new records for number of attendees, exhibits, floor space, and real he-men wearing tactical packs, but it was tragically lacking in booth babes.
Nothing says Oklahoma like diving into a muddy lake (wearing overalls) and dragging an angry catfish out of its hole using nothing but your bare hands.
Find great places to fish right in your backyard, complete with guide info, photos and interactive maps. Click on a link below to find a spot near you.
Exclusive Video Is This the Walking Record Whitetail?
4-Sept-2008
Check out this footage of what our whitetail experts believe could be the new free-ranging world record typical whitetail buck. The clip was filmed in Wisconsin's Buffalo County on unfenced private property.
We're still waiting for that photo of her gutting a moose, but these five shots of Alaska Governor and GOP VP Nominee hunting and fishing are what we could track down on short notice.
What happens when we try to fly fish for carp right near Denver's Pepsi Center during the DNC? Let's just say there's more to worry about (like SWAT Teams and security breaches) than landing the fish. Story and Photos by Tim Romano.
Thanks to the outdoor pursuits of our readers, we've got a photo of an elk you won't believe was shot on public land, plus a few late-summer largemouth that will make your jaw drop. Do you have some eye-popping trophy shots? Send them our way for a chance to win a Surefire flashlight.
Check out this sneak peak at the American Museum of Flyfishing's new Ogden Pleissner exhibit; 25 works by one of the most respected and influential outdoor artists of all time.
It has been an incredible year for hunting gear, with advances in every area that we test. And test we did. With almost 500 entries to our Best of the Best Awards program, we divided equipment into 11 categories, then asked our editors to assemble test panels, gather gear, and go into the field and seriously use it.
Ladies, we asked for photos of you tearing it up on the water. You answered with these 35 great shots of fish from all over the globe. Check out this gallery to find out how you can make our Fish Babes list!
These six men and women are Field & Stream's Heroes of Conservation. All will receive $5,000 for their conservation projects, and one of them, our Hero of the Year, will win a new Toyota Tundra. Click here to learn more about them and their projects, and how you can nominate a hero of your own!
The Internet is buzzing over reports that two Georgia Bigfoot hunters have a dead sasquatch in their freezer. We thought we'd join the fun with these 22 photos from the "Bigfoot" category of our trail cam photo contest. Field & Stream can neither confirm nor deny the authenticity of these images.
Their runs rival that of steelhead. Their strength matches that of tarpon. But catching a mahseer requires a lot more travel than jetting to Florida or Alaska. Follow Keith McCafferty in search of this prized fish as he treks through India's Himalayan Mountains.
Summer might be winding down, but there's still time to get in the field or on the water before vacation ends and school begins. This week's photos prove that our readers are still making the most of the season chasing bass, pike, and some impressive muskies. Send your shots today...you could end up on the pages of F&S.
Itching to take a trophy buck this season? If you want to plan a serious hunt, this gallery is for you. Take a look at the massive deer these guides from around the country have put clients on, then find out how to contact them to book your own dream hunt.
Sometimes top outdoorsmen (and women) come in small packages. This week we've got a pretty little lady with one giant catfish, plus a small-fry with a trout almost as long as he is. Check out these and the rest of the weekly reader shots, and enter your own for a chance to be on the pages of F&S.
As our F&S trail cam contest rolls on, so does the number of giant bucks, monster bears, and other wily critters of the night our readers are capturing on camera. Here are the July winners, plus 30 more of our favorites. To enter your shots, visit fstrailcamcontest.com
Every fall in northern Quebec, two of the world's biggest herds of caribou stream south on their annual migration, and groups of hunters fly north to try to catch up with them. It's a chase that can be frustrating and fun, but its always an adventure. By Anthony Licata Photos by Brad Fenson
Every hunter knows how important it is to select the right broadhead, but there are hundreds of them on the market -- how do you know which one you should use in the fall? Kirk Deeter's method for testing their ballistics should point you in the right direction.
We torture-tested the hottest and most popular replaceable-blade broadheads to find out how the top four models stacked up. Check out this story by Kirk Deeter to see if you need a brand change before fall.
This week's reader gallery answers two burning questions: What's the best fish to catch before a Cubs game, and why does it pay to cry after missing a deer? If you've got hunting and fishing photos that answer such mystery queries, send them to us for a chance to win a Surefire Flashlight.
OK ladies. The guys think they've got all the skills on the water, but we beg to differ. We combed through our Reader Shots galleries and picked 20 of our favorite photos, but we want more. Are you a Fish Babe? Send us your fishing shots and we'll post them in future Fish Babes galleries.
You can't beat summer for killer fishing shots. Aside from some big deer and a few leftover spring turkey photos, we're seeing more bikinis, dog-day bass, and saltwater slams from beaches far and wide. Are you traveling to fish this summer? If so, let's see the catch photos. You could win a Surefire flashlight.
Flyfishing is a graceful sport...sometimes. Just because someone can get to a remote mountain gorge doesn't mean it's going to be a good day. It doesn't mean wading boots don't lose traction in 30-degree water. So here's a look at fly fishing's ugly side, complete with pain, wetness, and breakage. Photos by Denver Bryan.
Wonder what flies are killing this year? We "followed the money" and asked Umpqua Feather Merchants about the hottest-selling patterns of this season. These are the 25 money bugs that are proving their worth all over the U.S. By Kirk Deeter
How big is the new Missouri state record striper? Do crankbaits crush largemouth after dark? Take a look at this week's reader gallery to find out, then send us your own hunting and fishing victory shots for a chance to win a Surefire flashlight.
If you think you need to wait until the temps plummet and the days get short to take a trophy buck, the photos of early-season giants in this gallery will prove you wrong.
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