whitetail deer Articles

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.

Join a Maryland archer who captures the essence of why so many of us are die-hard deer hunters, regardless of choice in bowhunting gear.

These 10 states will have more people dressing in deer hunter Halloween costumes than those living in any other states! Plus, Twitter gives us some costume ideas.

A second deer has tested positive for chronic wasting disease in Mississippi less than 50 miles from a neighboring state.

Years of trial-and-error on mature whitetail bucks have taught the author a four-step process for pinpointing high-percentage stand locations.

Eight ways to shoot for early deer season success.