Entries Tagged From WJ Magazine

Want to hunt deer in velvet this year? Here are seven states where pursuing your dream of harvesting a velvet buck can become a reality.

Meatloaf. It's a classic dish that reigns supreme. But here's a venison roll-up recipe that forgoes the loaf in favor of a roll (with a touch of pork).

Browning takes the hunter athlete concept from its Speed line of clothing and applies it to the X-Bolt Hell’s Canyon Speed (HCS).

Products highlighted in this Quick Look range from implements and tractors to minerals and seeds. It's a go-to list for 2018 land management tools and resources.

Trail cameras continue to add amazing tech that makes images more accessible to hunters, while also improving image quality. Here's what's in store for 2018.

From improving bedding areas to logging time behind a spotting scope, you should set aside time for summer hunt prep before the fall season.

Deer antlers are one of the fastest-growing tissues in all of nature. Growth is regulated by hormones controlled by the photoperiod, or length of day.

Steyr updates the looks of its Pro Hunter with a classic-style stock while retaining all of the accuracy for which it was known.

Virtually every commercial product available for your summer food plots has adequate nutrition. Some, however, have higher levels of protein than others.

The Hammer 325, one of Parker's new 2018 crossbows, has a basic package that includes the crossbow, quiver and choice of factory-mounted scopes along with four “Capture Nock” 300-grain arrows and field tips.

This whitetail news roundup includes more hunting opportunities for West Virginia hunters and a poaching ring gets busted in Ohio.

Whitetail Journal previews more than a dozen products for the 2018 hunting season. Gear profiles range from the latest Obsession Bow to camera cases and field knives.

In the early 1960s, Holless Wilbur Allen was fiddling with the first compound bow, hoping to give the bows of the future a mechanical advantage over traditional bows.