A sleigh full of great new hunting books that make perfect holiday gifts.

Got a hunting enthusiast on your gift list who loves to read? Safari Press has a sleigh full of great new hunting books that make perfect holiday gifts.

In Craig Boddington's new book, Deadly Encounters, the author flips the usual hunting narrative on its head by telling the stories of encounters with dangerous animals that don't end well for the human. His stories of hunts and other outdoor adventures gone wrong involve lions, elephants, leopards, bears, and even bison. He discusses and dissects the incidents to examine what went wrong and how hunters and other outdoor enthusiasts can avoid becoming the hunted themselves.  

See what's new in the hunting world at expos in Dallas, Reno, Las Vegas, and more.

Taxidermy, conservation initiatives, hunting opportunities around the world, and the finest hunting guns, gear and optics will all be on display at the 2016 hunting conventions.

Wildlife managers try to keep wild sheep healthy by keeping them away from their domestic cousins.

by Diana Rupp

Hunters who may have thought they would never have the opportunity to hunt bighorn sheep were given an incredible opportunity this year. Montana’s Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks opened up hunting on a small herd of wild bighorns in southwest Montana’s Tendoy Mountains. The catch? They wanted hunters to kill all of the sheep in the herd—every single one, including rams, ewes, and lambs.

The herd has been chronically plagued with respiratory disease, and the agency decided that the only recourse was to eliminate all of the infected animals and start over. Once the chronically ill sheep have been eliminated, the department plans to bring in about fifty new, disease-free sheep to restock the area.

Plaintiffs say the airline's refusal to transport some hunting trophies is illegal.

The West's iconic gamebird staves off an ESA listing... for now.

by Diana Rupp