Whitetail Deer

North America’s favorite big game bowhunting target—the whitetailed deer—continues to inspire plenty of promising new gear.

Looking back over the 59 years I have walked this earth, I have to smile as I recall the many hunting and fishing trips.

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.

Once your dog has a good obedience foundation, you are ready to head for the field.

With bears becoming increasingly common and habituated to humans in many areas, hunters should follow precautions to avoid bad encounters in camp.

The unique Ignite System breaks new ground for deer health, antler growth, and attractant products.

From the development of the cased cartridge to the development of most shooter’s love affair with the sport, all credit belongs to this little delight.

Follow our step-by-step guide to DIY deer processing. It’s cheaper, faster and better than taking a buck to a processor.

For one skilled machinist, building a better vane began with tooling specialized, more-efficient equipment.

Learning to interpret deer sign found while scouting can lead to more successful hunting.

Some neat new stuff that helps make bowhunting more fun and productive.

Does it matter which type of scent you use, and when? You bet.

Opening Day is almost here — are you ready? The September/October issue of Whitetail Journal has all the info, tips and tricks you’ll need to tag out early this year.

For many serious bowhunters, the use of versatile climbing treestands is a near-religion. Read on to find why these designs have never been more efficient (or effective).

Some might say urban deer are no different than deer out in the big woods away from society. I disagree. Here''s how to hunt them.

For a real challenge, leave the traditional rifle at home and try hunting jackrabbits with an airgun.

One reader takes a page from the predator hunter’s handbook and tries “misting” scents on the wind to lure in a buck.