The coronavirus pandemic is affecting every aspect of our lives. During the last couple weeks, the author has discovered three surprisingly helpful products to make life just a little bit easier during shelter-in-place orders.

It’s impossible to exit some food plot stands without alerting feeding deer. The trick is to do it in a way that doesn’t educate them.

This spring while bowhunting turkeys, the author won’t pass shot opportunities on jakes. Will you?

Don’t make the mistake of assuming your top bowsight pin is the correct choice for bowhunting turkeys and taking shots at point-blank range.

The author has planted soybeans for many years in his Midwest food plots, but that stops in 2020.

If you have food plots with bare soil, then now is the time for frost seeding clover.

Because the Pope and Young Club annual convention was cancelled for 2020, the organization is moving its primary fundraiser — the big game hunts auction — online.

Accuracy on the range and at animals can go south for many reasons, but one of the most common mistakes with an index-style release is punching the trigger.

If you don’t have a solid game plan on how to enter and exit deer stands, then whitetails will see or smell you — or both — killing your chance of success.

You can’t beat a deer’s incredible sense of smell, but you can increase your chance of getting a shot by using natural barriers to stay downwind of whitetails.