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Before finalizing your wildlife management plans for this year, consider planting food plots for each season based on tips from these experts.

From sniper schools designed for civilians to the tactics and methods used by snipers, here's how precision marksmanship can elevate a deer hunter's preparation.

You fire your shot. The deer doesn't fall. Here’s why, what to do next and how to make your next hit lethal.

If you’re going to post about hunting on a public social media account or forum, remember that when you do so you are not just representing yourself, but all hunters.

This nicely balanced and lightweight crossbow from Crosman is accurate and dependable.

Soil test results will include recommended application rates of lime and nutrients, including nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium (also called potash) for the specific plants you want to grow.

T/C’s Venture rifle offers deer hunters an iconic pedigree at a blue-collar price.

High-fence hunting verses fair-chase hunting is a historically contentious debate among hunters, but the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease has raised the stakes.

The advantages of driving verses walking to your treestand are great. Use the engine noise and headlights for cover. Plus, tips for recovering deer, wind and treestand location and food-plot hunting.

Research suggests that deer, especially mature bucks, know when a stand is being overhunted.

This season, whitetail hunters will want to take a closer look at SA Sports’ Empire line of crossbows, useful for blind and stand hunting.

Non-native, invasive plants don’t just overwhelm native plant communities. They rob deer habitat of valuable food sources.

While bolt-action and, more recently, AR-platform rifles now dominate the whitetail woods, lever-action rifles for deer hunting still have their place. More recently, they've even gained in popularity.