Entries Tagged Public Land

Public land whitetail hunters must think differently than their private land counterparts when it comes to capturing decent images of bucks — and avoiding trail cam theft and vandalism.

Pressured canines often require a shift in hunting strategies — especially if you’re pursuing them on public property.

If you spend time hiking, hunting or fishing on Wyoming public lands, then a recent “not guilty” court verdict should make you smile.

To avoid trespass when hunting the West, it’s vitally important to know exactly where you are at all times.

Without home-field advantage, you’ll need this public land playbook to make the game-winning call on your away-from-home whitetail hunt.

The author asks public land hunters to pack a trash bag so you can toss litter in it on your way out of the woods.

When brainstorming ways to access public land for whitetails — and distance yourself from other deer hunters — don’t forget the boating option.

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation protects 158 acres — improves access to 678 more acres.

It might sound old school, but maps — paper, online and mobile apps — are great tools for helping to decipher exactly where you are in relation to where you were and where you want to be.

Tagging a mature whitetail buck during late-season is usually a challenge, and that’s especially true on public land.

Bowhunting whitetails on public land is a challenge, and this well-done film takes you through all the single-season highs and lows.

South Florida’s turkey season is the first one to open in the continental United States, and this video from opening day, March 6, 2021 showcases the Sunshine State in all its gobbling glory.

The author picks the brains of four top-notch public land hunters.