Your first few seasons as a deer hunter can be overwhelming. Trying to get a handle on all of the variables, deer behaviors, equipment, fieldcraft, and weapon practice can easily lead to a feeling of paralysis by analysis. However, with some expert tips, you can…
You’ve spent countless hours on the range, scouting, and practicing your fieldcraft to get to this moment: Taking that perfect broadside shot on a deer. Once you’ve seen the impact and if the deer runs off, knowing how long to wait after shooting a deer before following…
When hunters start planning for their first elk hunt, a significant consideration is selecting the right weapon for the job. As one of North America’s largest game animals, weighing between 700 and 1,200 lbs., aspiring bowhunters wonder if they can legally and ethically use a bow…
For many new hunters across North America, whitetail deer hunting is the classic big game prize. Widely distributed across the continent, whitetail deer can provide an approachable, yet quite challenging, hunting experience for those who take to the woods with a rifle, shotgun, bow, or…
For many hunters, learning how to shoot a bow and arrow seems to be a natural progression of the hunter who is continually seeking a challenge. After all, bowhunting often represents a frustratingly rewarding blend of fieldcraft, skill, and precision under pressure. If you're new…
