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...
Just Chillin'
Cold weather considerations for late-season die-hards.
Many of us have hung up our hunting gear, but there are still some late-season opportunities to fill a...
10 Pre-Season Crossbow Maintenance Tips
With white-tailed deer archery season quickly approaching in most states, now is a good time to take your crossbow out of storage and ready it for hunting...
Follow the Food
The key to every whitetail’s heart is its stomach.
Did you know whitetails eat between 6% and 8% of their body weight in vegetation every day? For an average...
Slip-on Mud-buster and Scent Rag
Anyone who has hunted from a metal treestand and had a chunk of mud fall off a boot will tell you the same thing. It’s usually a quiet day, and the clod...
Beat the Bootstrap Blues
I wasn’t sure my tip was worth sharing, but decided to send it to help other Buckmasters fans who are getting on in years, or are a little on the heavy side.
Lightning Score on the Hoof
Score isn’t everything when it comes to whitetails, but there are times (like when hunting with an outfitter who has minimum scores for bucks) that knowing a...
Less Is More
Why spending less time in your best stand is a good thing.
Most of us try to have multiple stand locations ready for deer season, but we all have our...
Stringless Drag Rag
I’m one of those hunters who likes to use drag rags.
If you don’t know what a drag rag is, it’s simply a piece of cloth soaked in scent, then attached to the...
Smooth Is the Groove
We’d all like to improve our shooting, whether we use a gun, a bow or both. We owe it to the animals we hunt to make the best shot possible, and nobody wants...
Creating Man-made Game Trails
Bucks tend to be very cautious on the property where I hunt. This is because the surrounding areas receive a lot of hunting pressure.
Older, wiser bucks know...
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