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Do Multi-Crosshair Scopes Work? Ralph M. Lermayer The high-tech ballistic-reticle scopes on the market can allow you to shoot at longer ranges — if you can get all the factors to line up.
Find Hot Rut Stands On Opening Week Steve Bartylla Early-season doe sightings combined with some detective work can lead you to some of the hottest hunting of the year when the rut kicks in.
Gardener’s Nightmare: Hunter’s Dream courtesy of AgscribeMedia Just ask any rural gardener what not to plant when you have hungry deer in the neighborhood and the most likely response will be peas.
Coping With the Best of Results courtesy of AgscribeMedia It is a problem most hunters would kill for but for some lucky individuals it is a legitimate question. What happens if the deer love your food plots too much?
Can You Have Too Many Deer? Dr. Dave Samuel Several states are fighting the battle of controlling their herds without overharvesting. What’s the optimum level of deer population?
Make the First Shot Count J. Wayne Fears One of the most important steps in learning how to make a one-shot kill is to learn the vital areas of the white-tailed deer’s anatomy so that you will know where to aim.
Bonehead AR Maintenance John J. Woods Follow these steps by photo and action instructions to give your AR a cursory clean up after a day of shooting:
Off-Season: Public Land Planning Steve Bartylla Think you have no chance to kill a huge buck on heavily hunted public ground? Think again.
Off-Season: Top Pin, Part 1 Bob Robb Early summer is prime time for setting up a hunting bow. So what is the perfect yardage for your top pin?
Summertime Chores: Create Your Own Funnels Mark Kayser By creating your own deer pathways, you will encourage reclusive bucks to walk past your stand instead of staying out of sight.
Winning the War on Food Plot Weeds David Hart Letting noxious vegetation get out of control can spell disaster for your food-plot plants, and controlling them is a year-round job.
Does Predator Control Help Your Deer Population? David Hart Does a liberal predator control program have a positive effect on your land's deer population?
Spring Deer Scouting for Big Fall Bucks Mike Strandlund Deer season may be over, but it's never too early to get a jump on next year's deer season. Spring scouting can produce big bucks next fall.
New Bowhunting Products, Part 8 Mark Melotik Part 8 brings more cool gear for the hunting fanatic. Check out some of the stuff I stumbled upon on the ATA Show floor.
New Bowhunting Products, Part 7 Mark Melotik Part 7 brings more cool gear for the hunting fanatic. Check out some of the stuff I stumbled upon on the ATA Show floor.
Whitetail Aging: Jawbone Facts courtesy of the QDMA Traditional techniques to judge the age of a deer have come under scrutiny in recent years, but here's an overview of the tooth eruption and wear patterns that can be used to identify fawns, yearlings, middle-aged, and mature whitetails.
New Bowhunting Products, Part 6 Mark Melotik Part 6 brings more cool gear for the hunting fanatic. Check out some of the stuff I stumbled upon on the ATA Show floor.
Field Test: Digital Game Cameras Hilary Dyer If you haven’t jumped on the digital trail-cam bandwagon yet, well, we don’t know what you’re waiting for. Here are a few great options in the trail-cam world.
New Bowhunting Products, Part 4 Mark Melotik For those who waited there’s plenty of innovation in the crop of new 2010 bows, as well as some nifty accessories all hardcore bowhunters need to see.
New Bowhunting Products, Part 5 Mark Melotik Part 5 brings more cool gear for the hunting fanatic. Check out some of the stuff I stumbled upon on the ATA Show floor.

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