After 14 years of using trail cameras to locate, pattern and form strategies for killing mature bucks, this whitetail expert shares his common-sense approach to getting good trail camera photos.
Getting rid of undesirable vegetation can be an important aspect of improving whitetail habitat. And, believe it or not, in some cases this "chore" actually can be as fun as it is beneficial. (September 23, 2008 Update) ... [+] READ IT
On Nov. 26, 2007, the first day of rifle season in Pennsylvania's Wildlife Management Unit 4E in Northumberland County, Del Roughton was hunting in his climbing tree stand with a Marlin .30-30. ... [+] 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
On Nov. 5 last year during the peak of the rut, 17-year-old Illinois bowhunter Bryce Frieden jokingly told his hunting buddy that he planned to arrow a 200-incher that afternoon. Unbelievably, he left his high school at 3:30 p.m. and made it happen! ... [+] READ IT
Rod Alexander had hunted on Arkansas' Brandywine Island for years. Then it was sold and he became its land manager. His goal was to save its old-growth timber.
In doing so, he ended up shooting a legendary buck.
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BECOME THE ARROW: THE ART OF MODERN BAREBOW SHOOTING
When you "become the arrow", you extend your mental approach to accurate shooting. Author Byron Ferguson draws on a wide range of expertise as archery trick shot, bowhunter, and longbow manufacturer.
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