Whitetail Journal

Joining the company’s 1.5- and 2.1-inch mechanical broadhead lineup, the new SEVR All-Purpose 1.7 has a cutting diameter of 1.7 inches and weighs 100 grains.

You carry your smartphone everywhere you go, so it only makes sense to have hunting apps that can help increase your opportunity and success in the field.

It may sound like a crazy concept, but letting whitetails smell you can send deer to the perfect area to hunt them.

Half the bowhunting battle of executing the perfect shot is mental. Use imagery to connect on your next opportunity.

Whitetails and other big game animals rely on their noses to pinpoint and avoid predators, humans included, which is why Wildlife Research Center has introduced its new Scent Killer Gold Personal Care Kit.

Over the past year, the Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry (FHFH) venison donation ministry distributed 714,000 servings of nutritious meat to local food banks and ministries to help feed needy children, families and individuals.

Whitetails love chestnuts, and Dunstan chestnut trees require minimal maintenance and provide mast sooner than oaks.

New Scent Strappers from Hunter’s Kloak are easy to wrap around a tree branch, and they’ll stay in place until you retrieve them.

Help your fawn crop now for better hunting down the road.

Deer hunters looking for a simple and affordable bowsight should consider the 5-pin and 3-pin Truglo Storm G2.

Three states have recently announced rules banning urine-based scents, and many deer hunters are not happy about it.

The new Thresher X from Xpedition Archery is an affordable, compact bow designed specifically for small-framed bowhunters.

Simply throwing down some seed does not make a food plot for whitetail deer. If you want action, you must take action and do it right.

Need a new daypack for deer season? Check out these three topnotch offerings.

When exploring the backcountry, hunters should consider QuietKat’s new Fat Tire RidgeRunner electric mountain bike matched with the company’s new 2-Wheel Trailer.

Learning how a deer’s eyes and ears work can go a long way toward helping you keep from getting busted this hunting season.

The best bet of tagging big bucks during the second rut lies in shifting our placement strategies to revolve around the hottest food source that the area holds.