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Biologists want snow goose numbers reduced, and these hunters have come up with a deadly technique for hammering late-season birds by the truckload.

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

Predator Xtreme''s managing editor and web producer took part in Alabama''s 2011 alligator season this past weekend in the state''s west central zone. Three-and-half hours into the hunt and the boys were hooked up with the man-eating dinosaur!

When the success of a hunt boils down to one fleeting opportunity, can you close the dead?

If you think hitting an acrobatic dove can be difficult, try hunting the lightning-fast early-season teal that come speeding south in September!

A sound strategy for Eastern coyote in dense cover that will increase your predator hunting success.

When it comes to 3-D targets, we all want more variety, more realism, and easier pulling. The good news? The 2011 lineup has it all—and more.

Read how one of Whitetail Journal''s readers made urban hunting work for him.

The right boots, socks, and foot care are key to hard hunting.

For 2011 innovation comes in a wide variety of formats and price tags, which means there’s something right for every shop, club or back yard.

When trying to fool pressured waterfowl into your blocks, it’s often the little things that matter most.

Help your customers reap more enjoyment from the sport and add to your bottom line by offering these specialized heads that are just plain fun to shoot.

Archers are more susceptible to shoulder injuries than pro baseball pitchers. What can you do to treat or prevent them?

Dropping our packs after the long climb, we shed sweat-soaked base layers in silence, urgently tugging on dry clothes, shooting light coming fast.

Fast, furious crow shooting is the definition of hunting excitement!

Hyperthermia, or heatstroke, is a real concern for dogs hunting or training in early-season warm weather. Here’s how to prevent it and treat it if it happens.

Archers are more susceptible to shoulder injuries than pro baseball pitchers. What can you do to treat or prevent them?

Selection is huge these days – Dollar Menus, SuperStores, and the list goes on. Hunters certainly aren’t spared the choices; in fact, we hunters have more choices today than at any other time in history.

Lucky for you and your customers, today’s mechanical heads promise more strength and overall deadliness on a wide variety of game.

This innovative new crop proves 2011 is much more than a typical “fine-tuning” year.