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...
Tune In
Paper-tuning your bow is great, but you can tune at home, too.
Archery seasons are approaching quickly, and now’s the time to make sure your bow is shooting...
Nothing Is Something
You won’t have success with scent attractants without scent-elimination.
Back when he worked for Tink’s, hunting celebrity Terry Rohm was asked by the...
Scent Control Is a System
Nothing can guarantee you won’t spook deer, but you have to try.
Although we tend to underestimate their eyes, there's no question sense of smell is the...
Dragging Shouldn’t be a Drag
Photo: Justin DuPree shares an observation about dragging deer — especially does — often overlooked by hunters.
This might seem like simple common sense for...
Practice vs. Sighting-In
When sighting in a gun, it is imperative to remove as much human influence from the shot as possible, so use the best supports you can get your hands on....
Small Property Water Holes
Most hunters know the big three elements to keeping deer on your property: water, cover, and a good food source, even on small tracts like my 10 acres in...
Extend Hand Warmer Life
Here in Minnesota, I go through a lot of hand warmers in a deer season, as you might imagine.
If you hunt a lot, it can get expensive by the time you use...
Work the Bugs Out Now
February is the perfect time of year to prepare your gear for next hunting season. Problems you encountered this past season are still fresh in your mind and...
Keep It Cool
Great-tasting venison starts with cooling and protecting the meat.
One of the keys to ensuring your venison tastes as fantastic as it should is cooling the...
Wooden Ladder Love
My tip expounds on an earlier Tip of the Week about treestand care — specifically, what happens to wooden ladder stands after the tree grows and sways in...
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