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How Much Should A Hunter Tell Their Spouse?
How Much Should A Hunter Tell Their Spouse?
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October 13, 2011
After a close encounter with a pack of wolves, this elk hunter pondered this question on the all-night drive home.
How To Shoot A Bow Correctly
How To Shoot A Bow Correctly
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October 11, 2011
If your groups just aren’t as tight as you want them to be, go back to the drawing board and relearn how to shoot.
Beating Bucks With Offbeat Tactics
Beating Bucks With Offbeat Tactics
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October 11, 2011
Some bowhunters travel far and wide in search of big bucks. Johnny Webber hunts at home—with spectacular results.
Court Overturns Scent-Lok Ruling
Court Overturns Scent-Lok Ruling
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October 10, 2011
Among the Court notes? Carbon clothing dramatically outperformed non-carbon clothing at adsorbing odors.
180" Monster Buck Falls In Mississippi
180" Monster Buck Falls In Mississippi
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October 10, 2011
Jimmy Riley arrows a monster buck while filming for Mossy Oak''s Deer Thugs TV show at Giles Island.
Pre-Opener Rifle Checklist
Pre-Opener Rifle Checklist
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October 06, 2011

Your rifle needs a little maintenance to keep it shooting straight from season to season. Take our 9 tips for getting yours in shape for opening day.
U.S. Bowhunter Numbers See Record Increase
U.S. Bowhunter Numbers See Record Increase
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October 04, 2011
The annual Archery Business bowhunting license sales survey has found plenty of good news for those interested in the future of bowhunting and/or the business of archery.
The Double Triple
The Double Triple
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October 03, 2011
An Ohio crossbow hunter got the surprise of her life when a triple-brow-tined monster walked under her deer stand.
New Deer Gear Part 4
New Deer Gear Part 4
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September 30, 2011

Deer hunters demand ultra-bright sight pins for optimum low-light performance. Here are some of the best, along with several more “must-have” hunting accessories.
New Deer Gear Part 3
New Deer Gear Part 3
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September 28, 2011

No segment buys more game cameras than whitetailers. Here are some of the latest and greatest, as well as new treestands, and plenty more exciting accessories.
Overlooked Whitetail Bedding Areas
Overlooked Whitetail Bedding Areas
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September 27, 2011

Bowhunters know the typical woodland whitetail hidey holes. But farms and highways offer deer more options, ones that you may not have considered.
The Scouting Report
The Scouting Report
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September 27, 2011
Stand selection is a simple process on this old Texas ranch. Make sure you choose wisely.
Animal Scents And Lures
Animal Scents And Lures
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September 26, 2011
Best scents to use at pre-rut, peak rut, and post rut for maximum success.
New Deer Gear Part 2
New Deer Gear Part 2
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September 26, 2011

New camo apparel aimed at deer hunters offers a better fit and more functionality. Read on to find some serious proof.
New Deer Gear Part 1
New Deer Gear Part 1
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September 23, 2011

North America’s favorite big game bowhunting target—the whitetailed deer—continues to inspire plenty of promising new gear.
Up Close Coyote Hunting
Up Close Coyote Hunting
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September 20, 2011
While a coyote is not a grizzly or dangerous game, it definitely gets the hunter’s heart rate up when those yellow eyes appear at 20 yards.
Raising The Next Generation Of Outdoorsmen
Raising The Next Generation Of Outdoorsmen
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September 20, 2011
Looking back over the 59 years I have walked this earth, I have to smile as I recall the many hunting and fishing trips.
Hunting and Camping Safely in Bear Country
Hunting and Camping Safely in Bear Country
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September 15, 2011
With bears becoming increasingly common and habituated to humans in many areas, hunters should follow precautions to avoid bad encounters in camp.
Training A Coyote Decoy Dog: The Early Days
Training A Coyote Decoy Dog: The Early Days
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September 15, 2011
Once your dog has a good obedience foundation, you are ready to head for the field.
Product Profile: Extreme Archery
Product Profile: Extreme Archery
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September 12, 2011
The great-looking, tool-less Raptor Series sights—and more—are solid proof the “cool factor” sells big.