Whitetail Journal

A “suicide squeeze” is a baseball play where the batter bunts, sacrificing himself at first base so the third-base runner can score. In bowhunting, it pertains to rutting bucks traveling through funnels occupied by bowhunters. Execute the play this November to score a wall-hanger buck.

High-speed arrows penetrating too deep into a bag target is not a problem with the Delta McKenzie Speed Bag 500.

When topography and foliage mix perfectly, the coupling creates natural funnels that concentrate rutting buck movement.

Going airborne, as you would for whitetails, in the right locations and under the right circumstances can yield big results on mule deer.

Bumping whitetails as you leave an afternoon stand is never a good thing. Here’s how to avoid this common mistake.

These two bucks get caught fighting on camera before one of them gets a little too close in the heat of the moment.

There’s more to predator control than picking off the occasional coyote.

FeraDyne Outdoors partners on a photo contest with Tom Miranda and the Lazy CK Ranch in Texas.

Hunters looking for warm and 100 percent waterproof footwear should check out the new Thorogood Infinity FD Rubber Boots.

Hunters are feeding the hungry, one donated whitetail at a time.

If luck wasn’t on your side for a coveted draw tag in Kansas, then pick up an over-the-counter Oklahoma whitetail tag.

As a hunter becomes older, he or she should ask: “What keeps me going?”

To minimize the chance of a poor hit, bowhunters can learn from this informative video that details a deer’s reaction to the sound of a shot.

Backpacking into wild country can net greater success on bigger bucks.

Every region of North America has unique whitetail rut dates. Here is how to determine the rut times in your area.

When whitetails aren’t moving, here are four phone games to help pass a little time in the stand.

Whitetails west of the Mississippi River and beyond have all the wiles of eastern deer — and the bonus of big antlers.