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Is Pressure to Kill a Mature Buck Tainting Your Season?

Some of the most incredible whitetail-woods moments don’t end with a mature buck on the ground.
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Test Soil Now for Productive Food Plots Later

Soil test results will include recommended application rates of lime and nutrients, including nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium (also called potash) for the specific plants you want to grow.
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Wyoming Governor Defies Federal ESA, Signs Bill Authorizing Grizzly Bear Hunting

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon signed a bill authorizing the state's Game & Fish Commission to establish a grizzly bear hunt or relocation plan, in the interest of public safety. Animal rights groups plan to sue.
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How to Use Cues, Food and Objects to Stop a Buck

It's easier to shoot a stationary target than one that's moving, so make sure you know how to stop a buck. Food plots can do the trick, but so can decoys, calls, obstructions and, yes, even scare tactics.
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High-Fence: Is It Hunting or More Like Collecting?

High-fence hunting verses fair-chase hunting is a historically contentious debate among hunters, but the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease has raised the stakes.
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Bear Hunting Permits Reduced After Population Declines

Wisconsin conservation officials reduced the number of bear hunting permits for the 2019 season after data showed a decline in the state's population of bruins.
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3 Shooting Tips for Pronghorn Adventure

Although the majority of pronghorn hunts have high hunter success rates, that doesn’t make them a slam-dunk. Here are a few tips to get you closer to the rim.
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New Archery World Record Non-Typical Mule Deer

A Saskatchewan muley with a 5x5 typical frame and 15 abnormal points on each side was recently crowned the new No. 1 non-typical by a P&Y special panel of judges.
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Russian Town Besieged by Polar Bears

Russian officials declared a state of emergency after more than 50 polar bears invaded a remote Arctic island searching for food and chasing residents.
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Nocturnal, Pressured Deer: When Whitetails Adjust to You, Here’s How You Adjust to Them

Trying alternative methods, focusing on your collected information, accessing remote areas and getting closer to bedding areas can all offer great opportunities at a pressured, mature buck.
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Four Deer-Hunting Ground Rules From a Seasoned Outfitter

The advantages of driving verses walking to your treestand are great. Use the engine noise and headlights for cover. Plus, tips for recovering deer, wind and treestand location and food-plot hunting.
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Here's How to Know If You're Overhunting Your Treestand

Research suggests that deer, especially mature bucks, know when a stand is being overhunted.
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Problem Grizzly Bears — Who’s to Blame?

Conflicts between grizzly bears and humans are on the rise, and thanks to animal rights kooks, the number of people dying because of problem bears is likely to increase even more.
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New Archery World Record Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep

Following a special panel judging session, the Pope and Young Club recently announced a new archery World Record Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep.
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Wintertime Whitetail Aid

Consider whitetail wintertime grocery needs and give your herd the boost it needs to make it through the icy months.
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Non-Native, Invasive Plants Are Wreaking Havoc on Your Deer Habitat

Non-native, invasive plants don’t just overwhelm native plant communities. They rob deer habitat of valuable food sources.
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Why Are Some Bucks Dropping Antlers Early?

Some bucks are dropping antlers early, especially in the Midwest. Observant hunters may know why, especially if they also happen to be farmers who were stuck on their combines well into November.