Entries Tagged Tips and Tricks

Cow elk decoys, treestands and all-night bugling are some of the more offbeat ways of taking an elk when orthodox methods just won’t score.

Cow elk decoys, treestands and all-night bugling are some of the more offbeat ways of taking an elk when orthodox methods just won’t score.

Identifying oak species is step one. Now, which ones do deer prefer and how do you hunt them?

It’s no secret that whitetails love acorns. Here’s how to use them to your best advantage this season.

Where to aim your binoculars for big bucks when they remain bedded during daylight hours—or simply “have disappeared.”

Location, scents, dirt, and a licking branch spike curiosity to stopbucks right where you want them.

A mindset for working with those few factors within your control.

Here’s an easy way to find and call predator-rich country that has never been hunted.

I use a bipod style of shooting stick, but I have given it a makeover that increased its effectiveness in the field. Any hunter can make these modifications to any shooting stick, homemade or commercial.

Losing gear in the darkness is something that happens to all of us, unless you know the trick.

Your rifle needs a little maintenance to keep it shooting straight from season to season. Take our 9 tips for getting yours in shape for opening day.

Hunters have argued forever over which gun is “the best” for whitetail. Here are tips from an expert on how to pick a good deer gun.

Think you have no chance to kill a huge buck on heavily hunted public ground? Think again.