Alexander Marshall

Getting frosty in the deer woods.

This reminds me of the first deer I saw on my first hunt many, many moons ago. Still stirs me. She emerged from behind a snowy pine bough, then disappeared so quickly that I thought I'd hallucinated.

This photo of caribou on the autumn tundra while losing their antler velvet was taken on Canada's Far North.

During the autumn period that begins in late August, the caribou bulls start to shed their antler velvet. During this period the antlers are tinged red from the shedding process, and is called 'hanging bloody'. By mid-September, just before the mating period, the antlers are usually velvet free and...

Alaska officials have cancelled the upcoming snow crab season, due to population decline across the Bering Sea.

The fall Bristol Bay red king crab harvest will not happen. The winter harvest of smaller snow crab has also been cancelled for the first time. The causes of the population collapse are being researched but likely include increased predation and stresses from warmer water, which the US Environmenta...

Animals that are hunted in the wild today tend to be better sources of meat because they are able to eat a natural diet and roam free as they were intended to do.

The reason cats and snakes have vertical pupils is because it increases their depth perception while hunting at night while prey animals such as sheep have horizontal pupils so that they may have a panoramic view of their surroundings to watch for predators.

These little buggers usually fly pretty low and require being at water level to get any background in the photo.

This is one of the coolest photos ever!

We all got a weak spot.

The most important thing in life will always be family

There's a billion things wrong, but not in this moment

A real driver knows exactly what's in his car.

This time it ain't just about being fast.

Money will come and go.

We know that. But the most important thing in life will always be the people in this room, right here, right now.

This is where their jurisdiction ends.

And this is where mine begins.

Show me how you drive, it'll show you who you are.

There's always room for family.

They say an open road helps you think.

About where you've been, where you're going.

Once I said: “Nothing's sadder than locking a beast in a cage.”