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What's Going on With All These Coyote Attacks?

It's spring, which means coyotes are on the prowl for food and that means more sightings in urban areas along with, sometimes, attacks on humans.

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Things to Consider Before a Controlled Burn

Just as a food plot can provide high-quality forage, fire creates a flush of new growth that benefits deer and other game and non-game wildlife.

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Is Bowfishing in Your DNA?

Bowfishing just may be the perfect off-season fix for your bowhunting needs.

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4 Best Tips to Kill More Spring Turkeys and Coyotes

Turn the tables for a few weeks this spring and focus on turkeys, but if a coyote comes into range while you're throwing calls at gobblers then smack the songdog, too.

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Deer and Turkey Tip: Killing 2 Birds With 1 Stone

While you’re roaming the turkey woods, look around for buck sign that will help you hunt smarter this fall.

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Whitetail Journal's Product Preview

Whitetail Journal previews more than a dozen products for the 2018 hunting season. Gear profiles range from the latest Obsession Bow to camera cases and field knives.

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Want to Tag Wild Hogs? Consider Your Arrow Setup

When it comes to bucket list bowhunts, wild hogs are relatively inexpensive and a ton of fun. But don't make the mistake of thinking your standard deer gear will get the job done.

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Bobcat proves to be longtime predator hunter's unicorn

It’s safe to say that the bobcat had grown to mythical proportions for the author, after more than a decade of unsuccessful chase.

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Wild Game Recipe: Red Beans and Rice With Venison Sausage

Red beans and rice is a longtime staple of Louisiana cooking and hearty fare that can be kicked up a notch with delicious venison sausage.

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The First Compound Bow

In the early 1960s, Holless Wilbur Allen was fiddling with the first compound bow, hoping to give the bows of the future a mechanical advantage over traditional bows.