Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mar. 14—Olmsted County has seven commissioners. We have no idea how many of them — if any — hunted deer last year, but on March 17 ...

The author's Winchester Model 70 with a maple wood stock hanging from, fittingly, a maple tree. Let’s get this part out of the way first: I am not a Fudd. I own lots of rifles and shotguns with ...

Once in a while a hunting rifle becomes a priceless family heirloom, and that’s what’s happening with the “21 Gun” for a Pennsylvania hunting family. When Tim Blevins purchased a deer hunting rifle in ...

A lot of newer hunting rifles get sold like they arrived to save deer season from the old stuff people had been using for decades. They are lighter, faster, flatter, more modular, or more advanced in ...

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The 2026 deer firearm season and the possible use of rifles in Minnesota’s southern counties was the biggest topic at the show, but many are waiting on opt-out decisions by individual counties.

Each year we review the best new rifles of the year and highlight some remarkable (and expensive) new guns. We spend a lot of ink on the most accurate and most innovative rifles because, well, they’re ...

New deer rifles are expensive, but you can often buy old store-brand rifles for almost nothing. You'll find them at estate sales and pawn shops. They are homely and basic. They might have checkering ...

For hunters wanting maximum features at a fair price, the Ruger American Gen II Ranch excels with its adjustable trigger and suppressor-ready design. Budget-conscious hunters should consider the ...

ASHEVILLE – As fall hits its second gear, families who take to the woods need to take extra precautions to stay safe as deer hunting season has begun in the mountains. Deer hunting with guns season ...

In 1942, Minnesota officials took a state map and drew a zig-zagging line from the South Dakota border to the Wisconsin border. North of that line, deer hunters would be allowed to use rifles. South ...