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Although there are numerous ways to hunt waterfowl, lying on your back in an oval layout boat is an extraordinarily foreign technique to most of us.

Archer’s Choice TV personalities Ralph and Vicki Cianciarulo are awed by these tundra monarchs that flourish in a harsh, barren land.

I don’t have time for gear that breaks down on me when I need it most, and neither do you. And who wants to spend his or her hard-earned money on something that doesn’t work?

Some of the same approaches that have long been standard for migratory geese work perfectly well with their domestic cousins as well.

Getting within bow range of your target animal isn’t enough. You’ve also got to close the deal. Here’s how to start improving your success on wily whitetails.

It is a problem most hunters would kill for but for some lucky individuals it is a legitimate question. What happens if the deer love your food plots too much?

July''s submissions to the IGFA record books are here. Check out everything from grass carp to white marlin.

Snarled, tangled decoy sets driving you nuts? Here’s how to easily avoid the most common pitfalls.

These are the meat and potatoes of the predator hunter’s arsenal. These range from ultra-realistic mounts of specific game to mere suggestions of something small, vulnerable and edible. Check them out.

Several states are fighting the battle of controlling their herds without overharvesting. What’s the optimum level of deer population?

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

Here’s a strategic, three-pronged approach to hanging your buck opening week.

Coyote decoys have really come along in the last few years, especially with an increased number of predator hunters using coyote vocalization.

The Bowhunting World editors put some of the newest carbon hunting arrows to the test. Check out what the found out.

One of the most important steps in learning how to make a one-shot kill is to learn the vital areas of the white-tailed deer’s anatomy so that you will know where to aim.

Decoys, staked in the baked clay in front of us, are motionless in the still July air, and a sentry-bird decoy hangs from a line in the tree above us. The trap is set — now we wait.

In the April issue we profiled 11 new compounds of 2010. Since then, a few more have come to our attention and we felt obliged to give them a run through the paces and report what we found.

Don’t have access to a high-priced, private-land honeyhole? Here are some proven strategies from some of the Midwest’s finest public-land whitetailers.

Follow these steps by photo and action instructions to give your AR a cursory clean up after a day of shooting:

Think you need a big boat and deep water to successfully hunt diving ducks? Think again.