Whitetail Journal

Buck down!!! Patience and preparation pay off in the form of a nice Colorado buck.

With light waning on Bauserman's day five evening hunt, a shooter buck makes an appearance.

Will a morning cold snap and a high-pressure system get the deer up and moving for Bauserman's day number four rut hunt?

Last month, a 16-year-old girl from Crook County, Oregon, was hospitalized with an illness many of us thought died out...

Get an up close and personal look at what it's like to bowhunt North America's most popular big game, the wary whitetail deer.

Deer season is underway and Bowhunting World Editor Jace Bauserman is giving you a view from the catbird's seat. Come along as Jace takes you through deer season day by day.

Hop in the treestand alongside Bowhunting World Editor Jace Bauserman for an intimate day-to-day look at what it's like to hunt whitetail deer.

New Hampshire's Fish and Game Department says preliminary reports show 368 deer have been taken during this year's Youth Deer Hunt Weekend, down 8 percent from last year.

Everybody loves a good baby photo shoot. Even "Maggie" the deer.

Food plots in the South, cornfields in the Midwest — lots of deer hunters are used to hunting over food and crops. But you can find big deer out on the wide-open prairie, if you know how to hunt it.

Employees at a T.J. Maxx on Staten Island are cleaning up the mess after a deer broke into the store overnight.

Casually bowhunting whitetails will result in casual success, but if consistently killing mature bucks is your goal, you might consider a consistent approach.

If you don't have a lot of land to hunt, your options are limited for things like food plots and quality deer management. But you can still take big bucks if you follow a few important strategies.

Last month, a 16-year-old girl from Crook County, Oregon, was hospitalized with an illness many of us thought died out...

A deer apparently hit by a car brought itself to a New York hospital and walked into the emergency room.

Wildlife officials considered the hunt a success, with the tally of 298 bears taken — very close to top range of 320 animals they hoped to harvest on this, the first bear hunt in the state in over 20 years.

Deer infected with chronic wasting disease usually die alone and out of sight, but in some cases they seek shelter in unusual places.