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...
Know Your Property
Once you learn the food sources and have an aerial photo of your hunting spot, then it's time to walk the property. Treat your hunting property like it's your...
Ammunition
You should shoot a variety of ammunition from your rifle or shotgun to see which works best in your particular gun. Just because a particular brand and grain...
Late-Winter Scouting: See the Big Picture
During the past hunting season, many of us obsessed over smartly accessing our chosen stand sites, religiously checking wind direction to pinpoint the best...
Thanks, Pop! And All Hunting Mentors
This Thanksgiving, take a minute to thank the person who introduced you to hunting. If they have since passed, please use that minute to remember them.
I am...
Tale of the Tape
Single-pin sights need a good tape for dead-on accuracy.
The Tip of the Week isn’t about endorsing products, but I can’t help mentioning some product names...
Secondary Treestands
Most hunting clubs are typically set up with permanent shooting houses or blinds overlooking every greenfield and food plot. These stands are effective, but...
How’d My Powder Get Wet?
When it comes to deer hunting, some things we simply learn the hard way.
Even though I’ve spent years reading as much as I possibly can to learn about this...
Understand Thermals To Beat A Buck's Nose
Did you ever get winded by a deer when you were sure the breeze, if any, was in your favor? Or maybe a deer started blowing at you long before it should have...
Phone It In
We can debate whether cell phones have made our lives better or worse, but there's no debate about how much we use them. That includes in the deer stand.
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Reel ‘Em In
Think like a fisherman to find your next buck.
Statistics say 70% of deer hunters spend at least some time fishing. Interestingly, bucks and bass are very...
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