Whitetail Journal

Just when you think you’ve seen it all, a thief walks out of retail store with a crossbow hidden in his sweatpants.

Spring is turkey season, but it’s also tick season. Here’s how to limit your exposure to dangerous ticks while still enjoying the outdoors.

The Government of Canada recently announced it will remove pre-entry COVID test requirement for fully vaccinated travelers on April 1, 2022.

A father and daughter share a ground blind in Texas, and they have several close calls before she finally pulls the trigger on a big whitetail buck.

Hunters, anglers and hikers should be ready to handle accidents and injuries in the field, and carrying a first-aid kit is an important part of this preparation.

The Buck Bourbon Rack House 300+ is a hub-style blind with see-through mesh on three sides.

The new flagship Prime Inline 3 epitomizes what hardcore bowhunters expect when they drop more than $1,000 on a hunting bow.

The Nose Jammer Silent Series is scent blocking technology in dead-quiet packaging.

Not every bowhunter wants the latest and greatest technology when they head into the field. Some choose to challenge themselves with the same type of archery gear used hundreds — even thousands — of years ago.

The ALPS Outdoorz Shield Jacket is available as a full-zip jacket with a hood or quarter-zip pullover with a high neck collar.

For a head start on finding the blood trail and recovering a hit whitetail, memorize the exact spot you last saw a hit deer.

Ideal for arrows tipped with either fixed-blade broadheads or mechanicals, the Kwikee Standard detachable quiver comes in three-, four- and six-arrow models.

Archers can register at one of several Total Archery Challenge sites in 2022, and if you hit the 12-ring on a 3-D caribou target (111 yards!), your name goes in a drawing for the pickup.

The Bear Archery Razorhead VWS is a new twist on a fan favorite broadhead.

Which sound from the following predators is most alarming to feeding whitetails: dogs, coyotes, wolves, cougars or humans? An extensive study with trail cams in Georgia hoped to find the answer.

The hunter could legally have shot either buck, but instead he set them both free.

Bowhunters can now adapt to their surroundings with the ultra-versatile and compact Custom Bow Equipment Adapt Quiver.