Beginner's Guide to Hunting

The hunting season for most big game is in the fall. Deer, bighorn sheep, elk, moose, and bears are some of the most popular big-game animals in North America. Learn more in Big Game, a title in A Beginner's Guide to Hunting.

Birds are most active in the morning and evening, so these are the best times for hunting. To be successful, a hunter must know about the habits and habitat of each kind of game bird. Learn more in Birds, a title in A Beginner's Guide to Hunting.

Small game can include skunks, rabbits, woodchucks, squirrels, coyotes, and some birds, such as grouse. The most hunted animal in the United States is the cottontail rabbit. Learn more in Small Game, a title in A Beginner's Guide to Hunting.

Anglers are people who fish with a rod, line, and hook. Some of the most popular fish that anglers in the United States learn to look for are salmon, flounder, and bass. Learn more in Fishing, a title in A Beginner's Guide to Hunting.