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Hunts with family are always memorable but at times something totally unexpected — and thrilling — happens to make an adventure stand out even more.

To ensure good health for bucks, does and fawns, it pays to supplement a whitetail’s natural diet with essential vitamins and minerals.

Did you know you can encourage select mast trees to produce bumper acorn crops year after year? Here’s how.

Two men in New York were caught by authorities after a whitetail deer they shot illegally jumped out of their pickup.

Just as we can affect whitetail feeding locations with food plots and more desirable native forages, we can also have a significant affect on deer bedding locations.

New Jersey lawmakers are trying to find solutions to a problem whitetail deer population estimated at 120-140 per square mile.

If you’re in the market for a new compound this year, then check out our first impressions of the newest flagship bows on the market.

You don’t have to be a food plot farmer to improve habitat for whitetails.

The Mathews Tactic doesn’t cost as much as some other new-for-2019 models in the company’s lineup, but this compact compound is still packed with features.

Food plots aren’t necessary to have a successful deer season, but they can help — sometimes immensely. Here’s how to manage your love/hate relationship with planting, growing and hunting food plots.

Summer — and antler growing season — is just around the corner. If you want to keep a close watch on your local whitetails, then check out one of these 10 top trail cameras.

If you don't have food plots on your property or don't want them, there are other habitat improvements you can make that keep deer hanging around.

A deer's vision advantage isn’t really about the ability to see color. Instead, it's about detecting movement and seeing really well in low light.