Entries Tagged Field Guide to Hunting

Sure they can. At least that’s true for the wild turkey, but not so much for the domesticated bird. And while it may not surprise most hunters that turkeys can fly, do you know just how fast these birds are?

Small pockets of excellent whitetail habitat are found in nearly every community. Finding these little gems can provide excellent hunting for unpressured bucks.

It might come as a surprise to many that wolves eat bears. This is a problem that seems to be growing anywhere the two species overlap.

Picking landmarks and planning your approach will make a big difference for spot-and-stalk hunters. The effort can and should be a sophisticated process.

Get four steps and find resources to create your next land management plan. It's an outdoor journey and a labor of love, so dig in and enjoy the ride.

When talking firearms safety, a list of 10 commandments covers best practices and keeps guidelines simple enough to retain them and use them as part of your routine.

Want to customize your archery equipment on your own? Start with these small steps.

It won't be long before hunters are out scouting for shed antlers. Why not train your dog to find and fetch them? Here are a few quick tips.

You don’t need us to tell you that a deer’s sense of smell is its primary defense. But what exactly makes a deer’s nose so good?

From behavior in the summer months to how the buck responds to hunting pressure, Penn State University researchers recently posted new findings on how a deer uses its territory.

The escalating impact of CWD's threat to deer can be measured by the growing coverage coming from publications outside of the hunting community, with today’s New York Times piece only the latest of such coverage.

Which doe should I shoot? Seems obvious enough. The biggest one, right? Not so fast. It's more complex than you might think and the answer is liberating.

How many whitetail deer facts do you have filed away in that hunter’s head of yours? Here's one: by day five of a deer’s life, they can already outrun man.