Huntable Species

America's most hunted big-game animal — adaptable, wary, and found in every corner of the country.

The West's signature deer — big ears, bifurcated antlers, and country that demands glass before boots.

Nothing in North American hunting compares to a screaming bull elk in September timber.

The largest land animal in North America — a bull moose is the ultimate backcountry trophy.

The migration hunters — hundreds of thousands of caribou crossing Alaska's tundra in one of the world's great wildlife spectacles.

North America's most widely hunted bear — found in 40+ states and colored every shade from black to cinnamon to blonde.

The apex predator of the American wilderness — hunted only in Alaska, where their populations support a limited season.

North America's most coveted tag — a trophy bighorn ram is the pinnacle of western hunting.

Pure white rams in Alaska's high country — the most remote, physically demanding hunt on the continent.

The creature of impossible terrain — pure-white, casually standing on cliffs no other animal dares.

The fastest land animal in the Western Hemisphere — and one of the most underrated hunts in North America.

The ghost of the mountains — North America's largest wild cat.

No permit needed in most states — hunt them year-round, any method, and you're doing wildlife a favor.

The Southwest's unique desert pig — not actually a pig, but you won't know the difference at 20 yards.

The wariest game bird in North America — call them close, or fail.