Whitetail Journal

The Swhacker 125-grain, two-blade mechanical Levi Morgan Signature Series #269 broadhead features a unique arced blade and a cutting diameter of 2.5 inches.

The new eXecution Bow Release from T.R.U. Ball Archery features an all-aluminum body and ultra-crisp trigger.

The annual Archery Trade Association (ATA) Show is the place to be to try out new and innovative archery products, including this year’s crop of high-performance crossbows.

Reloading ammunition enables hunters to craft the perfect load for their rifle, and now fans of the iconic .270 Winchester cartridge can purchase cases from Starline Brass.

The made-in-the-USA SEVR 21-inch HD Backyard Archery Target will stop field points and broadheads from the fastest compounds and crossbows.

Logan Hanks killed a unique cryptorchid buck, also known as a velvet or cactus buck, in northwest Tennessee with a giant 13-point rack that scored 191 inches.

Consider the end of one no-kill bow season as a chance to restart with a blank slate.

The Carbon Express X-Force PileDriver is based on a long lineage of dependable and accurate crossbows and is exceptionally budget-friendly.

Without compromise, these two speed bows are fast and shootable.

Start your 2020 whitetail season on the right foot by recognizing what worked and what didn’t in 2019.

Built in America, the Wicked Ridge Rampage 360 is a highly accurate and dependable entry-level crossbow featuring a built-in cocking device.

The name of the game when pursuing whitetails on public ground is stealth and mobility, and nothing delivers like a tree saddle.

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.