A high percentage of trail camera users do more harm than good in their quest for trophy whitetails. Here are some great tips for avoiding the most common pitfalls.
The brain of a mature whitetail is more complex than any high-tech trail camera that will ever be invented.
Persistence paid off for Norman “Steve” Stephenson of Richmond, Virginia, saw this big 9-pointer on Nov. 19, 2008, but couldn’t get a shot. ... [+] READ IT
Learn about all the great hunts headed towards your living room this season as the North American Whitetail Television hunting team pursues big bucks all over North America! ... [+] READ IT
The mental and physical anguish of trying to harvest a 200-plus-inch buck on his Illinois farm nearly cost Joe Price of Maryland his sanity. Was the accomplishment worth the price? You bet it was! ... [+] READ IT
Are spike bucks "inferior"? Amazingly, the results of Dr. Kroll's nine-year study prove that a spike yearling has as much of a chance to grow a good set of antlers as a multi-tined yearling does. He simply has to reach maturity (age 4 1/2) to do it! ... [+] READ IT
Being a successful trophy hunter means being open-minded to new ideas. In this story, the author shares his experience with a mock-scrape technique learned from two other experts that produces results. ... [+] READ IT
HUNTIN' ACTION DVD
Climb board an Alaskan float plane and join Larry Jones and M.R. James on a successful bowhunt for giant rutting moose - and watch as Larry arrows the largest Pope and Young moose ever taken on videotape! LIMITED TIME SPECIAL!
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