Dave Kramer

Do attractants work on bucks, or just the hunters who buy them?

It only takes a sportsman a few trips outdoors to notice that wildlife exhibit increased activity levels during certain periods … Continued

One of the most resilient large predators in North America is the American black bear (Ursus americanus). With a varied … Continued

One of the biggest sources of friction between deer hunters and deer managers is the sex ratio of the local … Continued

After spending weeks of scouting, prepping, and planning, you can’t wait for opening day to reap the rewards of the … Continued

We recently interviewed four wildlife biologists from across the country in order to gain insights about their professions, their relationships … Continued

If you spend much time around the folks who manage the wildlife species you love to hunt, you’ll hear some … Continued

We often explain our passion for hunting coyotes and wolves as wildlife management. By killing wild carnivores, we’re protecting the … Continued

If you have ever lived in a suburban neighborhood or out in the farmlands, you likely have noticed a whitetail … Continued

Recent advances in technology have given wildlife biologists the ability to investigate daily behaviors of wildlife. These new investigations are … Continued