If an elk tag is something you desire, here are a few thoughts to help add one to your pocket.

Planning a bowhunting trip out West for speed goats? A great idea, so long as you have an effective water plan.

Want to waylay a whopper whitetail? Consider playing the draw in these three whitetail hotbeds.

Record harvests and expanded seasons are the norm as populations of black bears increase throughout the United States.

Patience mixed with a strong will and knowledge allowed this Cornhusker whitetail Yoda to build a dream property for big whitetail bucks.

Are you prepared to pack all of your belongings, load the family and move for better whitetail hunting? If so, here’s a little insight into making such a move.

An old-timer gets back into the stand to take on a bucket-list whitetail bowhunt in Kentucky.

Don’t let your hard work, time, energy and strict whitetail harvest criteria disappear with the simple jump of a fence.

Sneaking in to bowhunt a heavily used whitetail bedding area is often worth the risk.

Warm up to a winter bowhunt in the Sonoran Desert in pursuit of the wily Coues whitetail.

Logan Hanks killed a unique cryptorchid buck, also known as a velvet or cactus buck, in northwest Tennessee with a giant 13-point rack that scored 191 inches.

Start your 2020 whitetail season on the right foot by recognizing what worked and what didn’t in 2019.

Stand-addicted bowhunters have largely forgotten how to effectively hunt afoot. Luckily the lost art of still-hunting is best executed when sitting is most unappealing.

Hunt counterintuitive to traditional wisdom for late-season whitetail success.

When spot-and-stalk tactics haven’t produced, it’s time to steal an idea from the whitetail playbook and use a treestand for muleys.

Available in a convenient 8-ounce spray can, Big&J Liquid Luck Attractant has a powerful aroma formulated to attract whitetails.

Hungry for a little do-it-yourself whitetail hunting action in the Wild West? Look no further than these adventure-rich destinations.

This intense video of using a chainsaw to free locked whitetail bucks definitely falls into the “do NOT try this at home” category.

After a lifetime of pursuing whitetails across the country, the biggest problem the author has seen is deer hunters refusing to face up to reality and make changes.

Here are a few tools to help you overcome the intimidation of bowhunting whitetails in wide-open spaces.