After the first drop of blood is drawn, responsibility to finish the job lies squarely with the hunter.

Twenty-plus years: A hunt for mule deer and elk in the great state of Utah proves well worth the wait.

Ten percent of deer hunters take 90 percent of the good bucks. We know why, and so should you.

New research clarifies a misconception regarding genetic inferiority.

Seventeen sweltering days in the bush leads the author to a trophy bull elephant and lasting memories.

North America's caribou subspecies are similar but hardly the same.

Follow the author's advice to increase your odds of success the next time you hunt public land.

Putting quality in your whitetails requires careful management.

Perseverance and an open mind lead to an outstanding mule deer buck.

For the best shot at the best meat, recover your deer as soon as possible.