Whitetail Journal

The tried-and-true tradition of tracking big-woods bucks remains alive and well in the North Country. Here’s how to do it.

The Duck Commander Phil Robertson produces one of the nation’s leading duck calls, is the originator of the duck-hunting video and is without a doubt the most famous man in waterfowling. Check out his interview.

Lines on a map may be your line to some serious results in the whitetail woods.

Weekend deer hunters do not necessarily have the time or resources to scout hard well in advance of their days afield. Here are some tips to get the most of your time afield.

Bowhunting ridges and ravines, benches and draws takes special tactics but can pay off big.

Blood trailing can be one of the most important skills a hunter can possess. Here are a few hunting tips to hone your skills in the woods.

When talking deer management, QDMA has drilled several concepts into our heads. Here are a few.

Hunting crows eliminates some of waterfowl’s worst predators, while also allowing you tune up your shooting skills.

Popular TV bowhunting personalities Ralph and Vicki Cianciarulo each share the unbeatable thrills of their latest moose hunt. You''ll surely agree that there is nothing like hunting moose in the Yukon.

With the oldest logged forests in the country, much of the northeast is a mix of mature timber with maple, oak, pines, and some birch.

With an extraordinary number of camo patterns to choose from, we wanted to help you define which one will work the hardest for you this coming deer season.

Bowhunting World''s Managing Editor Mark Melotik matches wits with southwest Colorado’s early season, public-land bulls.

The high-tech ballistic-reticle scopes on the market can allow you to shoot at longer ranges — if you can get all the factors to line up.

Today’s waterfowl shotguns are lighter, faster, more reliable and softer on the shoulder than we could have imagined just a few short years ago.

No matter how good these bowhunting stand locations might seem, don''t get sucked into their trap.

Is it possible to have a fair-chase bowhunt inside a fence?

With proper location and set up, a predator hunter can scout an area for weeks on end and get an idea of just what’s out there before he commits the time to hunt.