Whitetail Journal

Some of the best-looking and easiest-packing decoys on the planet get even more realistic for 2011.

Tired of freezing on stand? So was bowhunter Bob Barton who built an ingenious deer blind complete with comforts of home—and the deer are no wiser.

Get out of your stand and test your mettle against wary whitetails the old-fashioned way.

What’s the ideal gun for duck and goose hunting? We can’t pick just one, but we’ll tell you what characteristics the perfect waterfowl gun should have.

The unique Apache Micro Rest, Apache Stabilizer, and more show off this company’s substantial power for continuous improvement.

Whitetail hunters looking to branch out a little will have their work cut out for them calling to elusive blacktail in the Pacific Northwest.

A whole new take on odor-eliminating technology that’s tailor-made for serious bowhunters everywhere.

Exciting new broadheads like The ExpanDead mechanical and BloodShot fixed head are changing the definition of deadly.

Bait can be a useful tool to get a lot of deer in one place at the same time, whether you hunt over it or not.

Choose the right kind of scent and technique to attract and stop a buck in his tracks.

Can culling coyotes on your deer lease help the herd? Lots of factors affect the answer.

On the final evening of my west-Texas bowhunt for axis deer, I settled into the desert dust and deer dung a stone’s throw from a waterhole, folded a mesquite-branch blind around me, and began my wait.

In late summer, thoughts turn to bowhunting the big boys, and August’s issue of Bowhunting World will help you set up for success.

Hunters have argued forever over which gun is “the best” for whitetail. Here are tips from an expert on how to pick a good deer gun.

This mega gear empire started by Will Primos continues to innovate, with a slew of standout, new-for-2011 products.

After a 15-year wait, Bowhunting World reader Joe Pinheiro realizes a dream.

As the Mississippi River continues to flow over its banks to levels not seen in more than 70 years, Southern cities continue to be flooded at record-high depths. How will all this water affect ducks and duck hunters?