Entries Tagged whitetail deer

Mature whitetails are tricky to hunt anywhere, but the task is even tougher when the bucks live in mountains of the Northwest. Here’s a glimpse at the gear I use when pursuing big-timber bucks.

Three successful bowhunters share their tactics for taking late-season whitetails.

If you want affordable hang-on stands to add to your arsenal for 2019, then check out The Peak from Summit Treestands.

If Santa didn’t leave one of these four top trail cams under your tree this year, perhaps it’s time to spend some gift card money on a post-Christmas treat for yourself.

From whitetails to wild turkeys, close encounters with game provides practice unlike anything at the range and helps you beat buck fever.

Big-timber whitetails of the rugged Northwest are ready and waiting. Are you up for the ultimate archery whitetail challenge?

Most whitetail deer hunters remove their quiver after climbing into a treestand. Do you? If so, maybe you should rethink your choice.

What determines your shoot or don’t shoot decisions? Consider these debatable shot angles — what would you do?

The new Tree Thrasher deer call imitates three specific sounds a buck makes: making rubs, pawing at scrapes and thrashing trees and saplings.

From mud room to treestand, these five scent control products can help you get bowhunting-close to a wary whitetail.

Commonly called wolves or warbles, the larvae of the botfly is a nightmarish parasite that grows on or in the bodies of squirrels, rabbits and other mammals.

Do you aim a few inches behind a broadside deer’s near front leg and low on its chest? Bad idea . . .

The author and his father remember the best food they've ever had on a Canadian fishing trip.