Study hard to pass the Canada goose test and you could be given a pass to hunt where seven subspecies of Canada geese live. ... [+] Full Article

While the definition of "high desert" gets stretched at times in the Northwest, there's no doubting that some arid parts of Oregon and Washington host expanding populations of Rocky Mountain elk. ... [+] Full Article

Thirty-eight wilderness areas hold the promise of trophy deer for those Oregonians who dare to go high to fill their buck tag. ... [+] Full Article

As Northwest wildlife managers attempt to curb elk numbers to keep ranchers and other landowners satisfied, hunters reap the rewards. ... [+] Full Article

If you've never tried a float trip for mule deer hunting, perhaps it's time you did. Of course, you may be standing in line behind those who've been there and are going back for more! ... [+] Full Article

Elk herds in Washington and Oregon appear to be healthy and increasing, which bodes well for hunters in 2003. ... [+] Full Article

Mild winters like this past one are great for building deer herds, but low snowpacks lead to concerns over water shortages. You'll have to scout hard this year in most of the best Beaver State hunting units. ... [+] Full Article

Intensively managed private timberlands hold the highest concentrations of blacktailed deer in western Washington. Access to those areas is becoming more and more difficult, but success is possible. ... [+] Full Article

The spine of the Cascade Mountains can be raked with fire, fierce winds, snow, even blasts of lightning-packing thunderstorms. So, why would any respectable deer hunter want to be there? Read on. ... [+] Full Article

Killing a buck with 200 inches of measurable antler is a tough proposition for any hunter, but to do it twice in a season is next to impossible. Here's one guide who did it! ... [+] Full Article