Whitetail Journal

Not sure whether you should pee from your treestand? The author offers his insight.

Do you aim too far back on a broadside whitetail, or too low when aiming from a treestand? Find out before making a big mistake this fall.

The ThermaSeat Infusion’s three-layer design helps keep deer hunters warm and dry — enabling them to hunt longer.

Whitetail gear is great, but enough can, at times, be too much. Pare it down to essentials this season.

Whitetail bucks "disappear" during the transition period between summer feeding patterns to rut activity. It’s a tough time to bowhunt, unless you know where to look.

Stop your stink and help fool a whitetail’s nose with Code Blue Earth Scent Spray.

Having problems tagging an early season whitetail buck? These proven tactics can make the difference.

Boss Buck says that its Boss Sauce Acorn and Apple Liquid Mineral Attractants can pull deer in from long range and lasts for weeks.

Not all whitetail stands — ground blinds and treestands — are created equal. Now is the time to review past deer hunts to optimize the plan for your next sit.

Have you ever wondered why some bowhunters prefer broadheads with serrated blades? The answer might surprise you.

Stay safe when hunting from an elevated platform by following a few simple precautions. Take the quiz to find out how much you know about treestand safety.

From hauling deer hunters and gear to building food plots, the John Deere Gator XUV835M has been updated for 2021 to make it easier to operate with improved control.

The author killed his first mountain sheep ram in 1986, the last in 2005. The adventures along the way were priceless.

Whitetail success on public land often begins with learning how to quickly and quietly hang a portable treestand.

Sometimes we learn more from our failures than our successes. Here is one of the author's most memorable whitetail lessons learned.

If you primarily hunt whitetails from a treestand with a crossbow, then you should consider adding ground ambushes to your game plan.

It’s frustrating — and expensive! — losing a trail camera to a thief. Here’s how to combat the problem this fall.