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Shooting a deer directly below your stand can be one of the toughest shots to make. But what is a good distance away to make it a good shot?

The Duck Commander Phil Robertson produces one of the nation’s leading duck calls, is the originator of the duck-hunting video and is without a doubt the most famous man in waterfowling. Check out his interview.

The tried-and-true tradition of tracking big-woods bucks remains alive and well in the North Country. Here’s how to do it.

The biggest problem that creates low-quality pelts is not properly taking care of the animal immediately after you kill it. Here''s how to do it correctly.

This shotgun shooting lesson will perfect your shotgun mount by building muscle memory and making your gun mount part of your subconscious.

Lines on a map may be your line to some serious results in the whitetail woods.

Weekend deer hunters do not necessarily have the time or resources to scout hard well in advance of their days afield. Here are some tips to get the most of your time afield.

Huge record book fish are lining up in this month''s IGFA Hot Catches. Check them out.

Often depicted as cute cuddly forest critters, otters can have a devastating impact on local fish populations when left unchecked.

Bowhunting ridges and ravines, benches and draws takes special tactics but can pay off big.

Blood trailing can be one of the most important skills a hunter can possess. Here are a few hunting tips to hone your skills in the woods.

For consistently great duck shooting, you’ve got to hunt the best waterfowl spots. Here are some of the best options in the South.

When talking deer management, QDMA has drilled several concepts into our heads. Here are a few.

Hunting crows eliminates some of waterfowl’s worst predators, while also allowing you tune up your shooting skills.

It’s a rare commodity, found in only two operating mines worldwide. Its unique properties have made it one of the most sought-after materials for shotgun pellets in shooting history.

Popular TV bowhunting personalities Ralph and Vicki Cianciarulo each share the unbeatable thrills of their latest moose hunt. You''ll surely agree that there is nothing like hunting moose in the Yukon.

This part of the country lends itself to combinations of rocks and grasses mixed with larger timber that are almost exclusive to a pine-tree variety.

Home to some of the most visually specific camo patterns in recent years, most feature grass and rocks in a multitude of colors, including snow.

In this warmer climate there are plenty of oaks often mixed with persimmons, river birches, yellow pines and green foliage.

In most of the Southwest, hunters will encounter some smaller-diameter oak species mixed with heavy thorns and ground cover.