Whitetail Journal

Our bowhunting experts tell you exactly where, when and how to send that arrow flying.

Hunting over hounds can be a passel of work, but it’s an addiction that’s well worth the effort.

Topography, wind direction, height, cover, and stealth all factor into the perfect stand setup.

There are situations when way-out-there shots are possible, but only when conditions are nearly ideal — and only when you’ve prepared for this ahead of time.

If you’re hunting whitetails on their level — not from a tree stand — you’ve got to figure out a way to stop stinkin’ like a human.

How one hunter’s split-second decision about a doe led to an opportunity at a big buck.

Deer-hunting success is a lot like good real estate: location, location, location.

Two days of little action are followed by hours spent in pursuit of a tenacious quality buck.

Overhunting prime buck spots might be the biggest mistake whitetail hunters throughout the country make. Here’s how to minimize pressure.

Summer is downtime for most predator hunters, but for coyote fanatics, there is no off-season!

Setting your sights on game out West requires quality, rugged, high-powered glass. Here’s why.

Bigger isn’t always better when it comes to hunting land.

Pick a favorite deer caliber and you’ll find plenty of bone chasers to debate it, but take a stand for the .223 as a viable deer cartridge and you’ll find your back against the wall.

Often the hottest duck holes are among the smallest and least obvious places to set a decoy spread.

Few are the bowhunters who haven’t worn one of this innovator’s creative concealment systems, created by hunters for hunters.

Can a respected riflescope company use its cutting-edge technology to make a bowsight? It can, and how!

Bridge the different hunting styles by setting expectations, remaining flexible, and persevering.