7 Odd Deer Hunting Tactics You’ve Probably Never Tried But Should
They're only silly if they don't work
They're only silly if they don't work
Turns out, he only needed one afternoon
Utah's Tavaputs Plateau was once the promised land of mule deer hunting
Hunters used to lean primarily on bullet drop and calculated energy to predict their effectiveness at distances beyond a couple hundred yards — but informed hunters find impact velocity to be most useful
South Dakota is offering deer license refunds as EHD kills whitetails along the Missouri River, with outbreaks also hitting Wisconsin and Wyoming this fall.
An overflowing manure pond from a nearby dairy farm is under scrutiny (again) after fish of 25 different species turned up dead in a favorite stream
Yep, better than mid-November. Here's why
We tested five budget-friendly recurve and longbows and compared them to a $2,500 custom
“I always say that the way to get big deer on a farm is to ‘feed ‘em birthdays.’ But this buck was plenty big enough this year”
When our former shooting editor kills a good ram in the Wrangell Mountains, his pack-out turns into an unexpectedly absurd survival situation
These axes can do everything from prepping kindling to building a log cabin
The agency will still process Form 4s in consideration of residents who live in the 15 states that continue to require federal approval
The younger generations of the Tlingit people are looking to their past in order to build their future
Two sons hunt for Montana bucks the way their fathers would have: with vintage rifles, old optics, and well-worn denim
Spend one afternoon in the woods with a backpack blower and hunt quieter and smarter all season long
One blown stalk, nine bears in one day, and a hunt I'll never forget
A Reelfoot Lake loyalist wades Tennessee’s flooded Obion River bottoms and watches 2,000 mallards drop through the pin oaks around him
It was a question years in the making: Would you teach me how to hunt?
In the swamps of the Big Thicket, one man set out to rid his country of bears and nearly died in the attempt
That freezer-burned shank or old package of ground venison is probably still edible. Here’s how to tell