5 Off-Season Chores for New Hunters

If you’re a new deer hunter, the entry into the bowhunting world appears intimidating. It doesn’t have to be. During the last 4-5 years, it feels like common sense and a realization around how fragile our food supply is has settled in, and adults who have never previously hunted are interested in taking up the […]

5 States Where Bucks Rut Late

For avid deer hunters, the rut represents the pinnacle of the season—a time when mature bucks become more active and vulnerable as they search for does. While most hunters plan their season around the rut in their home state, traveling hunters can extend their opportunities by focusing on regions where the rut occurs later. Understanding […]

4 Ways to Manipulate a Buck Within Bow Range

One of the biggest challenges and rewards of bowhunting is getting your target buck to within bow range. This can be easier said than done, and the lives of many bucks are saved every season because they remained just out of range. When it comes to getting a target buck within range, there are numerous […]

Bowhunting October Whitetails: Tactics for Mid-Season Success

As October unfolds, deer hunters across the country prepare for one of the most dynamic months of the whitetail calendar. Bucks become increasingly active with the anticipation of the rut on the horizon, saturating their territories with rubs and scrapes. Understanding these signs is crucial for successful hunting during this pivotal time. Lately, my cellular […]

Building the Best Arrow for Deer Hunting

When I first started shooting a compound bow many years ago, the technology wasn’t as advanced as it is today. I used a flat shooting tab instead of a release and aluminum arrows instead of carbon.  My arrows would often whip left and right as they traveled to the target. Legendary rock ‘n roll musician […]

Early Season Deer Hunting: Scouting and Stand Placement

Effective deer hunting begins well before the season opens. Summer scouting is crucial for understanding deer behavior and planning your strategy. As with professional athletes, the ones who put in the work day and night typically are the ones who have more success during the game. Speaking of the game, I recently talked with Matt […]

Why You Should Start a Mock Scrape Now

Mock scrapes have been all the rage for a number of years now, and for good reason. Mock scrapes are a great tool for any hunter to have in their toolbox, but unfortunately many users are less than pleased with the results that mock scrapes have produced for them.  These lack luster results are normally […]

10 Things Shed Antlers Tell Us

Shed hunting is a vogue activity. Popularized over the past couple decades, it’s now mainstream. Even people who don’t hunt enjoy shed hunting each spring. But for those who do implement shed hunting as part of their annual hunting and scouting effort, what do we learn from them? Here are 10 things that shed antlers […]

How to Clean Turkey Spurs

Your turkey tag is punched. You’ve got the fan cleaned up and drying out. You toss the beard in the cigar box with all the other beards from over the years. But what about the spurs? Do you really need another pair of turkey legs drying out on a shelf in the garage or getting […]

13 Deer Calling Mistakes Hunters Make

Calling is a tactic that is either loved or hated by most modern deer hunters. It either works a lot for them, or it rarely does. There isn’t much in-between. But I’m in-between. There are certain times that I will call to deer. But more times than not, I won’t. Either way, here are 13 […]

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