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...
Patience, Patience, Patience
Taking bucks consistently is an art; anyone can luck into a big buck, but it takes work to harvest bucks year after year. Even for veteran hunters, patience...
Rain is a Good Scouting Aid
An effective way to scout an area before the season opens is to visit it within 24 hours of a rain. You'll have a much easier time seeing fresh tracks,...
Nothin’ Like the Real Thing
You really do have to shoot your broadheads before heading afield.
Last week we talked about how fletching affects the spin and stabilization of an arrow.
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Taming Hoist Rope Coils
There are several things that annoy me when it comes to cords we use to hoist and lower our bows, backpacks, guns and gear from the treestand.
Strings often...
Get Off the Field
Just seeing deer gets any hunter's heart pumping. That's why it's so hard to resist sitting right on a green field or crop edge -- you definitely see more...
Are You Shooting for Speed or Power with Your Hunting Crossbow?
These days, speed seems to be the primary selling feature of most hunting crossbows. With so much emphasis being put on speed, it is a good time to discuss...
Tubular Head-and-Neck Gear
Photo: Buff USA’s Polar Buff is one of many tube-style headwear garments available to hunters today. This model, which acts as a head cover and neck gaiter,...
Homemade Fan Mount
One of the more popular ways to preserve a memorable turkey hunt is with the fan and beard mounted on a plaque. You can take it to a taxidermist, but if you...
When In Doubt, Find the Water
It's difficult to know where to start when hunting new land or when looking for a new hunting stand in your old haunts, but one sure bet is to start at the...
Buckmasters Television Series
The Buckmasters television series is the longest-running hunting show in history, focusing on thrilling hunts while sprinkling in a little education.
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