Whitetail Journal

A Pennsylvania deer comes through a city bus windshield.

Sometimes we learn more from failures than success! Here is one of Bill Vaznis’ whitetail lessons learned.

Boone and Crockett and Swarovski offer the following tips for great field photos.

Blazing speed and stone-cold accuracy at a mid-level price are the highlights of Stryker’s new model.

Sometimes we learn more from failures than success! Here is one of Bill Vaznis’ whitetail lessons learned.

The weather, deer movement patterns and hunting techniques are all different from the early to the late season.

If you hunt in urban and suburban areas, why not create small food plots to help the local herd remain healthy and give you a better chance at success?

Discover your Whitetail Intelligence Quotient (IQ). You’ll find out if you’re really a “whitetailologist” or if you need to go back to school!

Take this quiz to determine your Whitetail Intelligence Quotient (IQ). You’ll find out if you’re really a “whitetailologist” or if you need to go back to school!

High Plains river bottoms offer the best of both worlds in trophy whitetail and mule deer bowhunting.

Jace Bauserman explains what steps to take and what to look for when scouting whitetail deer.

It might seem as though deer need help making it through the winter, but providing them with extra food isn’t always a smart answer.

Which of these three stands would you choose, and how would you hunt it?

Here’s a list of the basics you’ll need to get a food plot started.

It’s been a long time since predator hunters have seen fur values at levels where you could actually make a buck from your efforts, but recent auctions have verified there is money in fur once again.

It’s April, and while you might prefer to be chasing turkeys, now is the time to get your food plots started for next fall.

Looking to shoot a canvasback drake? There are few better places than the Mighty Mississippi River.