Whitetail Journal

Conventional deer-hunting wisdom says you should never enter a buck's bedding area. But during the rut, sometimes you have to break the rules.

Remote-sensing cameras set up to help researchers count deer on Jekyll Island ended up capturing images of a more elusive animal that had never before been confirmed at the island state park.

Everyone loves lists and the Christmas season is primetime for list makers. These are what you, the reader, liked most from Grand View Outdoors in 2014.

Some bucks just have a tendency to be more anxious than others. You can still kill these high-strung deer, but you'll have to try a different tactic.

Patience is a particular virtue of bowhunting. It was an ample supply of patience thatresulted in the harvest of a potential new world’s record typical mule deer.

With a -18 degrees windchill. Were the working parts frozen? Would the rest drop? Discover how the QAD Ultra-Rest HDX performed.

Bucks that face heavy hunting pressure don't usually leave — they hunker down and figure out how to hide under your nose without letting you see them. Here's how you can ambush these pressured deer.

Proposed rule change would lift the ban on one of the few Midwestern states that doesn’t allow hunters to take deer with a rifle.

Please take two minutes to view this touching tribute to Rudolph. We assure you it is time well spent.

Hemorrhagic diseases — EHD and bluetongue — are spread by biting midges and are marked by high numbers of deer found dead in or near water.

The next time you see someone riding a bike without a helmet show them this.

Despite Bear Archery's best efforts to keep potentially inferior counterfeit products out of the market, consumers may encounter these products online or in retail settings.

EHD is spreading north and infecting more deer herds by the season. Can anything be done to stop it?

“Before, you had a lot of people bragging to their friends in private (about illegally killing a deer or other game). Now, guys slap it up on Facebook. They got to show it off. They just can't keep from it.”

Missouri's elk population is growing, but the state's conservation agency isn't quite ready to start issuing hunting permits for the herds.

While advocates say bobcats have become nuisances in some places, opponents question the science behind declaring them recovered and argue that bobcat hunting is all about trophies, not food.

Hunters killed 267 bears during New Jersey's annual black bear hunt this year, an increase of 16 from last year.