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Be bold, creative and opportunistic when selecting stand sites on public land. Go where others fear to tread and fill your tags with ease!

Be bold, creative and opportunistic when selecting stand sites on public land. Go where others fear to tread and fill your tags with ease!
 
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Want more goose-hunting action this season? Our expert explains how to beat wary Canadas no matter where or when you hunt. ... [+] Full Article
Ducks In Your Lap
Why is it that some waterfowlers have trouble getting ducks within shotgun range, while others seem to have them landing in their laps? Here may be the answer. ... [+] Full Article
Set For Success
There's nothing like a flock of geese settling out of the sky to make a hunter's heart hammer. The key to coaxing geese close lies in the selection and use of decoys, blinds and calls. ... [+] Full Article

 
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Stand Sites For Public-Land Whitetails
Be bold, creative and opportunistic when selecting stand sites on public land. Go where others fear to tread and fill your tags with ease! ... [+] Full Article
The Misunderstood Blacktail Rut
When should you cover ground? Put up a tree stand? Rattle and call? These proven tactics cut through the confusion and take blacktail deer in the pre-, peak and post-rut. ... [+] Full Article
4 Faces Of Blacktails
Hunters need to better know what kind of blacktail they're up against. When it comes to these tough-to-hunt, elusive animals, you need all the help you can get! ... [+] Full Article
Choose Your Black Bear Weapon Wisely
Black bears aren't impressed with theoretical energy levels or computed amounts of hydrostatic shock. But the right caliber, bullets and shot placement will stop them in their tracks. ... [+] Full Article
Two-Man Tactics For October Grouse
Without a dog, grouse hunting is challenging, to say the least, but two shooters on foot can fool a lot more birds than a lone hunter. Our expert grouse hunter explains how. ... [+] Full Article
5 Tactics For Fall Squirrels
Here are some techniques that can make or break your next hunt for bushytails. Ignore them and you're likely to go home empty-handed! ... [+] Full Article
The Scent Factor
A technological revolution is changing the way we hunt whitetails, mule deer and blacktails. Science is giving smart hunters an olfactory edge. Are you among them? ... [+] Full Article
Pre-Rut Tactics For October Whitetails
Here are some strategies to take advantage of early-season bucks during the active mid to late October period. ... [+] Full Article
Choking On Ring-Necked Pheasants
No, we're not talking about missing shots on these hardy game birds. We're talking about using the proper chokes for the multiple field conditions you'll encounter. ... [+] Full Article
Making 'Scents' Of Blacktails
You don't hear much about the various smells blacktails emit through pheromones. But serious blacktail hunters will want to follow their noses. Here's why. ... [+] Full Article
What Could Go Wrong?
Setting up on a dove field and shooting a few birds seems simple enough. But as the author points out, it can be a minefield out there! ... [+] Full Article
Surviving The Bowhunting Learning Curve
The reality of bowhunting for whitetail bucks is that it's anything but easy, and the learning curve can be steep. Read on for the tips and tactics you need to become a more proficient bowhunter. ... [+] Full Article
Make Your Own Bowhunting Luck!
If luck truly is nothing more than preparation meeting opportunity, then here's how to prepare for that opportunity at bowhunting success this fall. ... [+] Full Article
Alternative Loads For Early-Season Squirrels
Old waterfowl shot and even turkey loads can be effective choices when seeking bushytails during the early parts of the new season. Here's why. ... [+] Full Article
Your Guide To Tree Stand Safety
Here's the rundown on the best techniques and gear to make your tree stand hunt a safe one. ... [+] Full Article
Flushing Dogs For Early-Season Grouse
Early-season grouse gunning means close flushes and fast shooting in heavy cover. Our expert explains how to train and work with your flusher for maximum upland potential. ... [+] Full Article
7 Tips For Better Bow Stand Placement
Here is a logical game plan to help you find just the right tree to hunt from this bow season. ... [+] Full Article
Your Year?
Don't count on luck alone to help you put a big buck down this season. You can still make it your year by putting a plan into action now. ... [+] Full Article
Tweaking Your Bow For The New Season
It's time to dust off your bow case and start working out the kinks before you climb into your stand. Here are several things to consider! ... [+] Full Article
Hunting Dog Travel Tips
Each year, valuable hunting dogs are lost, injured or killed due to poor pre-trip planning. Here's how to avoid hunting-trip disasters so you (and your dog) can enjoy a safe, productive hunting season. ... [+] Full Article
Beyond Blacktail Basics
Mask scent. Stay still. Be quiet. We all know these basics. But when should you use scent, get moving and make noise for blacktail success? ... [+] Full Article
Turkey Decoy Pros & Cons
Do turkey decoys help a hunter bag his gobbler, or are they just one more burden for him to have to lug into the turkey woods? Here are some answers. ... [+] Full Article
6 Late-Season Turkey Tips
Don't give up! Now's the time to get aggressive if you plan on taking a tom. ... [+] Full Article
Perplexing Turkey Questions Answered
Why do they hang up 10 yards out of range? How does a hunter call in a henned-up tom? Can they really see you blink? These questions and more, answered once and for all. ... [+] Full Article
The Trouble With Tom
A veteran longbeard with a few seasons under his feathers can be hard to handle, but the right problem-solving strategies can enable you to punch your tag when the hunting gets tough this spring. ... [+] Full Article
Turkeys, And How We Miss Them
Even the most experienced turkey hunter will miss a bird now and then. Our expert explains how to minimize your misses . . . at least most of the time! ... [+] Full Article
Hints For Preseason Turkey Scouting
The gobbler season is drawing near, so it's time to hit the woods to see where the toms are hanging out. But first you'd do well to consider these ideas for effective scouting. ... [+] Full Article
Whitetail Tactics Of Last Resort
It's still possible to fill your unused deer tags this month. A change of tactics is in order -- as our expert explains. ... [+] Full Article
Track That Rack!
You shot the buck of a lifetime, but someone forgot to tell him to fall. Now you must track him through waist-deep snow if you want that trophy. ... [+] Full Article
Doggin' For Sheds
Want to learn more about the deer you pursue? Hunting for shed antlers can open up a whole new realm of knowledge, especially if you have a shed-hunting partner with four legs! ... [+] Full Article
Alligator Attacks!
For thousands of years, alligators have flourished in many of the waterways of the South. With gator and human populations on the rise, we can expect more harrowing and sometimes grisly encounters. ... [+] Full Article
Bear Attacks!
A charging brown bear was so close that all the hunter could see in his scope was "two sets of canines and two flapping gums." ... [+] Full Article
'Killing Zone'
How do you avoid your crippled and "winged" birds? First off, learn your gun's effective range. ... [+] Full Article
Hunting Close-Cover Cottontails
For real rabbit action, forget grassy openings and head for the nasty cover. ... [+] Full Article
Mountain & Valley Quail
The clock is ticking down on a hunt for mountain or valley quail. Here are some tips to make your effort a success. ... [+] Full Article
How And Why To Hunt Mid-Day Deer
Do you take a mid-day break when you hunt deer? If you do, you might be missing out on a nice buck. ... [+] Full Article
How To Fool Open-Field Geese
For November Canadas, think high and dry. Our expert explains how to find and fool geese that are focused on inland crop fields this month. ... [+] Full Article
How To Fool Patchwork Whitetails
Some of the biggest bucks live in small patches of cover where most hunters never expect to find them. Here's how to find and hunt these whitetail gold mines! ... [+] Full Article
Movers 'N Shakers
On bluebird days, when there's no wind to move your otherwise immobile decoys, resort to these motion decoys to add some action to your spread. ... [+] Full Article
Pheasants Under Grass
After pheasants have "wised up" to hunters, your tactics must change a little. Here's the lowdown on understanding late-season pheasants and how to find them. ... [+] Full Article
Phlushin' Pheasants
There's nothing wrong with walking fields with your dog all day. But if you want to put a pheasant in the game bag, you'll need a better plan. ... [+] Full Article
Shake, Rattle And Roll
Tag a late-season migrating blacktail buck looking for action by rattling, calling and following the does. ... [+] Full Article
Talking To Ducks And Geese
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Team Tactics For Bushytails
When it comes to bagging fall squirrels, sometimes two hunters are better than one! ... [+] Full Article
Avoiding The Ringneck Runaround
A few weeks after opening day, pheasants get wise to hunters' habits and escape via the ground rather than the not-so-friendly skies. ... [+] Full Article
Expert Tips For Early-Season Grouse
Ruffed grouse remain the uplands' most challenging target, but there are ways to fool them. Here's how one expert does it. ... [+] Full Article
Bawlin' For Bears
On the West Coast, what are the most exciting big-game animals to hunt? Black bears. What's the most thrilling way to hunt them? Call them to you! ... [+] Full Article
Low-Impact Tactics For Hunting Deer
Barging boldly into the woods on opening day isn’t your best way to find and fool big bucks. Our expert explains how to minimize your “intrusion factor” during peak hunting periods. ... [+] Full Article
20 Steps To A Trophy Blacktail
It's hard enough to tag any black-tailed deer, never mind a 150-incher! But follow these steps this season to get on track to a Booner Columbia blacktail deer. ... [+] Full Article
Deadly Transitional Rut Strategies
Carry these stratagems afield to improve your odds of tagging a rut-crazed buck this season! ... [+] Full Article
Hunting For Acorns
Many hunters bewail the years when the acorn crop is abundant. That may make it harder to find deer in food plots -- and you may actually have to hunt them! Here's how. ... [+] Full Article
High-Mountain Mule Deer
Finding them is one thing. Tagging them is another. Before you take to the hills in search of trophy mulies, check out these tips and tricks. ... [+] Full Article
Gearing Up For Ruffed Grouse
Now's the time to get in some extra shooting and to exercise yourself and your dogs in preparation for the upcoming ruffed grouse season. Here are some things to consider. ... [+] Full Article
Still-Hunting For Branch Prancers
Sitting and waiting is OK for deer hunting, but if you want more squirrels, get up and stalk 'em! ... [+] Full Article
Taking Advantage Of The 'Real' Opening Day
With the right game plan, early-season bowhunters can make the most of their deer season well ahead of both the rut and the gun hunters that accompany it. ... [+] Full Article
Tactics For Lowland Blacktails
The Columbian blacktail is one of the world's most challenging animals to hunt. And lowland bucks could be the toughest of all. Use these strategies to tag a trophy this season. ... [+] Full Article
Tricking Out Your Bike
We’re talking about more than sticking a baseball card in the spokes to make your bicycle sound cool. Make that mountain bike a deer-hunting machine! (August 2008) ... [+] Full Article
Debunked! 15 Deer Myths
Get your deer knowledge learning curve on course before the next hunting season rolls around by putting these pieces of misinformation to rest. (August 2008) ... [+] Full Article
Picture This: Trail Cam Perfection
Without tapping a trail camera, the author would have never taken his record blacktail. (August 2008) ... [+] Full Article
Finding Bowhunting’s Hidden Edges
Sometimes, bowhunting the edge can be more complicated than “Woods meet brush.” Our expert explains how to find and hunt edge cover for success this fall. (August 2008) ... [+] Full Article
Blacktailers’ Top 10 Tips
From seeking sheds to coping with late-season pressure, these 10 tips from veteran blacktail hunters and guides will help you tag a dandy. (August 2008) ... [+] Full Article
Sleep In For Big Spring Gobblers
Not having any luck with the traditional predawn raids on turkey roosting sites? Sleep in and head for the woods when everyone else is coming out. Our expert explains. (May 2008) ... [+] Full Article
Hunting Quail The Spaniel Way
A quartering spaniel that hunts close and attends to his business is a great bird-hunting partner. Here are some tips on training flushing dogs. (May 2008) ... [+] Full Article
How Many Turkey Calls Are Enough?
Gobbler hunters have gobs of calls to choose from. Here's an overview of what call to use this spring -- and when. (April 2008) ... [+] Full Article
Decoy Tactics For April Gobblers
Adjusting the way you use decoys to increase your odds of fooling a late-season tom this year. These tips should make the process easier. (April 2008) ... [+] Full Article
5 Tips For The Early Bird
If you expect to bag a gobbler early in the season, here are some things you need to keep in mind. (March 2008). ... [+] Full Article
Taking The 'Hunt' Out Of Turkey Hunting
Proper pre-season scouting can put you in position to do some shooting on opening morning -- instead of hunting something to shoot. These expert tips will aid in getting the job done right. (March 2008). ... [+] Full Article
Quick Road To Coyotes
To be successful at taking wary coyotes, you need to set yourself apart from the crowd of other hunters on the trail of the songdogs. Here are five ways to do just that. (January 2008) ... [+] Full Article
Charged By A Bison!
They weigh up to a ton and can barrel along at 30 miles per hour. That's a lethal combination of strength, weight and speed . . . as our author lived to tell. (January 2008) ... [+] Full Article
Late-Season Rabbits: Tactics For Tough Hunts
Rabbits can be difficult to find after hunting pressure and winter weather take their toll. Here's expert advice on how to score in the final weeks of the season. (January 2008) ... [+] Full Article
 
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