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Tips for Tracking a Wounded Deer

By: Michelle Harolds You’ve been sitting in your blind all morning ― or all day ― just waiting for that perfect deer, and when it does you sometimes don’t make the perfect shot from being over-excited or nervous about making…

Tuning Your Broadheads

There are many variables that can influence our success as hunting archers. The weather and wind direction can change without warning. The deer you are hunting may be preoccupied in another section of the property, or the fickle graces of…

October Deer Hunting Tips

Now is the time to hunt close to deer bedding areas. The deer have sensed the change in the seasons and have noticed the increased human activity in the woods. The mature bucks will most likely stay bedded until just…

Understanding How to Hunt With a Crossbow

Hunting with a crossbow has become a lot more popular over the last couple of years as the laws and permits relating to this activity have become more relaxed. This has created a burgeoning market for high-quality crossbows. Many people…

Optimal Tree Stand Placement During Every Deer Rut Phase

Sometimes it’s easy. For example, an Oklahoma high-school teacher whose early morning commute took him past a farm he had permission to hunt, one morning several years ago glanced over and there it was — the buck of his dreams.…

Tips To Ensure Your Tree Stand is as Safe as Possible

It was the opener of the 2007 Iowa shotgun season, early December, and a front blew through the night before. In fact, at 6 a.m. it was still dumping sleet and snow on our little piece of south-central Iowa heaven.…

20 Facts You Did Not Know About Coyotes

by Razvan JrThis article will try and provide interesting facts about coyotes that we think you weren’t aware of:  1. The coyote has a very developed sense of smell which he uses for finding food and avoiding dangerous predators. They use…

Hunting Bear: What to Know Before you go

By: Paul Bedard Hunting black bear can reap big rewards. Here are a number of tips you will want to learn about before you head out to bag the very first bear: First, learn as much as you can about…