If public lands are your playground of choice for deer hunting, it’s time to ditch the heavy climbing stand and give Latitude’s latest tree saddle a chance.

Are you still a staunch supporter of the bird's-eye-view benefit of a tree stand or one of the increasing number of shooters trending to the down-to-earth comfort of a ground blind?

This story, “Best Elk in 82 Years,” was originally published in the March 1981 issue of Outdoor Life.

Cooler weather has many deer hunters heading to the woods to set up their hunting stands for the coming archery opener on ...

Most tree stand falls resulted in broken bones, specifically damage to the victims' hips or vertebrae, both of which can be ...

As October 1st approaches, the Department of Natural Resources advises hunters to exercise caution with tree stands.

Tree stands get hunters out of sight and smell of wary deer and bear, but they can also get hunters into trouble. Here are ...

Six more of Louisiana’s 10 deer hunting areas open for the archery season Wednesday after four opened Sept. 19.

AROUND THE OZARKS (KY3) - Archery deer season starts on Sept. 15, and the Missouri Department of Conservation is encouraging hunters to prepare for their safety regarding tree stands. Hunting from a ...

Pennsylvania's fall archery season begins on Oct. 4 and hunters should be able to review and mark these things off their ...

At 10:34 a.m., Beech Grove Volunteer Fire Department and Allegiance Mobile Health–Jasper EMS were sent out to a medical ...

The Pixel 10 hit store shelves with Android 16 QPR1, which alters how lock screen notifications are presented. If you’re not used to it, the sudden change can be a little disorienting. The new ...