Whitetail Journal

Small properties can appear to be small in opportunity. Push that opinion aside and embrace the good aspects of these lands for a great whitetail ending.

Hunters who want improved terminal performance and accuracy can now load up with Federal’s Freight Train Copper Sabot Slugs.

If you prefer real whitetail antlers for rattling, then check out this simple safety hack from Levi Morgan.

Spot-Hogg Archery introduces its feature-packed Boonie bowsight with interchangeable sight bars and removable tape wheel.

Smart whitetail hunters will consider several factors as the rut approaches and then set sound expectations.

The one-two punch of Field Spray and Wafers from Scent Thief eliminates animals’ ability to smell odors.

In the author’s opinion, most whitetail hunters don’t get shooting opportunities on mature bucks because they scout and hunt TOO much.

Wenzel’s Farm now offers its Venison Snack Sticks in three varieties.

Killing a mature whitetail buck isn’t always as easy as hunting over these clues.

Put these tools in your whitetail bag of tricks.

Unless you hunt out West, you’re probably not familiar with the corner-crossing debate. But you should be.

Creating a mock scrape with a heavy rope serving as the overhead branch is a technique used by many veteran whitetail hunters. Here’s how.

The new Buk Ops X-Factor rangefinding crossbow scope from Buck Commander takes the guesswork out of calculating yardage to the target.

The author has a love/hate relationship with deer decoys — but the more he understands where and when to use them, the more he loves them.

Dead Ringer’s hard-hitting Hatchet broadhead ensures short tracking jobs.

Bill Winke provides tips on how many deer stands you should have ready to roll, and how long you should rest a stand between sits.

Many successful, experienced bowhunters believe in the maxim, “Take the first good shot.” Not me — here’s why.