Whitetail Journal

Knowing how deer react to the ravages of winter can help you be a more successful late-season buck hunter.

When it comes to riflescopes, binoculars and rangefinders, whitetail hunters have never had it so good.

If most of your shooting is done in heavy, deep woods, you’ll need a light-to-carry, fast-to-shoulder rifle — but almost any cartridge will do.

So you want to try tracking a monster buck? Here’s how to move, when to shoot, and what to do if you screw it all up.

The tried-and-true tradition of tracking big-woods bucks remains alive and well in the North Country.

There are so many wild hogs at Pushmataha Plantation even a rookie gets a chance to make a kill.

The annual Dallas Safari Club convention is a major mall of shopping opportunities for hunters seeking claws and fangs on a global scale.

A slow opening day hunt turned from boring to adrenaline-rushed in seconds.

Here are a few calibers and scenarios that predator and varmint hunters should have second thoughts about when trying to go light instead of carrying enough gun.

Identifying oak species is step one. Now, which ones do deer prefer and how do you hunt them?

High-performance gear line grows much deeper for 2013.

If you want to hunt places unsuitable for treestands or prefer your feet firmly planted on Mother Earth, try hunting at ground level in a blind of natural cover.

If you want to hunt places unsuitable for treestands or prefer your feet firmly planted on Mother Earth, try hunting at ground level in a blind of natural cover.

Opening day of deer season made for a nice unexpected coyote hunt for Greensboro, North Carolina''s Phil Byrd.

It’s no secret that whitetails love acorns. Here’s how to use them to your best advantage this season.

Where to aim your binoculars for big bucks when they remain bedded during daylight hours—or simply “have disappeared.”

Tis the season to be jolly...unless you''re a deer tangled in Christmas lights! Plus, Wrigleyville coyotes, huge Wisconsin deer numbers and more.