The author has endured some of the most demanding elk hunts in North America, but his latest bull — a world-class Roosevelt — ...

Cattle market fundamentals remain unchanged while psychology shifts the market due to the President's comments and industry ...

Throw pillows are the epitome of wasteful inefficiency – buy new pillows in trendy colors, put them on the bed, take them off the bed to sleep, put them on the bed before you leave the room for the ...

Meet Ziggi! He's a little Highland cowwho was just born and is already the cutest thing on the planet. The Caraballo Family Farm explained the story behind his name in his intro video, "The new face ...

Newsweek has mapped out new rankings for the best big and small cities in the United States, with Chicago voted the best big city in the country for the ninth year in a row. Some 757,109 Condé Nast ...

Palladium is up about 8.5% today, driven by the broad acceleration of the precious metals bull market. Today’s breakout means palladium has finally cleared that ceiling, and it now serves as a new ...

I know I’m not alone in disliking small talk. Yes, I have a history of social anxiety. I mean, I once hid behind Tim Gunn’s grandfather clock to avoid small talk at a fundraiser at his apartment.

A recent birdwatching trip off the California coast got some added excitement when a bull orca popped up from the water. Footage from Evan Brodsky of Monterey Bay Whale Watch shows the killer whale, ...

Sept. 17 (UPI) --A cow named Miss Big Moo is safely back in her Colorado pasture after firefighters hoisted her out of a hip-deep pit of mud. The Poudre Fire Authority said multiple crews responded to ...

This story, “Elk by Error,” originally ran in the June 1947 issue of Outdoor Life. CAUTIOUSLY I shifted my eyes. A thousand feet under my boots I could see white water whipping a jig-saw canyon. The ...

ABOVE: Two locomotives collide head-on in a publicity stunt in September 1896 at Crush, Texas. The photographer lost an eye seconds after this shot was taken, when the two trains’ boilers exploded.

The Katy would make money from selling excursion tickets to folks who wanted to see the big event. It even offered a deal: $2 round-trip from anywhere in the Lone Star State. The big day finally ...