Whitetail Journal

The Ruger Hawkeye Hunter features a classic American walnut stock and stainless-steel barrel.

Big game hunters looking for guaranteed accuracy in a bolt-action rifle built to withstand harsh conditions should check out the new Weatherby Mark V Weathermark.

Tooth of the Arrow Broadheads are made in America, and consumers can try a single-pack sample for only $1.99.

Stand-addicted bowhunters have largely forgotten how to effectively hunt afoot. Luckily, the lost art of still-hunting is best executed when sitting is most unappealing.

Hunt counterintuitive to traditional wisdom for late-season whitetail success.

Available in a convenient 8-ounce spray can, Big&J Liquid Luck Attractant has a powerful aroma formulated to attract whitetails.

Big game hunters who want to eliminate odor on their clothing and gear can rely on these two ozone-generating duffels.

The new Mossberg Patriot Laminate Cerakote Stainless Rifle is for hunters who want a tough and accurate centerfire bolt-action rifle with breaking the bank.

If you have venison in the freezer, consider turning a portion of it into delicious breakfast sausage.

Hungry for a little do-it-yourself whitetail hunting action in the Wild West? Look no further than these adventure-rich destinations.

This intense video of using a chainsaw to free locked whitetail bucks definitely falls into the “do NOT try this at home” category.

Cherry Bomb attractant from Redmond Hunt takes advantage of a whitetail’s reliance on its nose to find food.

Made exclusively in Easton’s USA factory, the new 6.5mm Carbon Arrow comes in three choices of straightness specifications: Bowhunter (.006 inches), Hunter Classic (.003) and Match Grade (.001).

Obsession says its new 4-Track cam delivers the most adjustable and tunable bow in the company’s history.

After a lifetime of pursuing whitetails across the country, the biggest problem the author has seen is deer hunters refusing to face up to reality and make changes.

Here are a few tools to help you overcome the intimidation of bowhunting whitetails in wide-open spaces.

State wildlife departments continue to wrestle with the topic of CWD, and North Carolina is next in line with proposing a ban of urine-based scents.