TIPS
& Tactics
Gut Shot Prevention
I believe one of the most common fundamental errors made by hunters is shooting at moving animals.
Whether hunting with guns or archery gear, knowing how and...
Test Your Setup
Outdoor writers often say how important it is to make a setup well before hunting season and then to let it alone until opening day. If you know the deer...
The Rut Is Here -- Get Back To The Main Trails
The peak of the rut is here, or will come soon just about everywhere hunters pursue whitetails. It's an exciting time to be in the woods, but we sometimes...
Foaming at the Mouth
Don't get mad. Instead, take precautions to protect your broadheads.
I was fortunate to shoot a beautiful buck last year, but one thing I struggled with...
Don't Quit for Lunch
By now most deer hunters have heard or read that noon can be a good time to hunt, especially during the rut, but not many realize just how good the lunch hour...
How Low Can You Go?
The best treestand height is the lowest point that allows you to shoot.
One of the most common questions we receive at Buckmasters is, “How high do I need to...
Topo of the Mornin'
Maps are your best friend when you're about to tackle new ground.
Magazine articles about hunting new ground always mention the importance of using...
Double Your Fun
Make traditionally unproductive hours count with the help of a friend.
Hunting is always more enjoyable with a friend, but it can also be more productive....
Close Your Eyes To See The Light
Here's a tip to use when setting up a bow or gun for hunting. When drawing a bow to set a kisser button and/or peep sight, close your eyes before you draw....
Have Scrape, Will Travel
Mock scrapes are even better with a touch of the real thing.
More hunters are experimenting with mock scrapes to fool bucks and get them riled up....
Big Bucks Can Hide in Small Places
Most hunters tend to look for big bucks in the most remote, nasty and impenetrable places -- and it's certainly true that your odds of taking a bigger buck...
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