Whitetail Journal

Social media is, well, social. But it can be instructive too. Such is the case with social media for land managers. Ask questions, get answers and learn how to better manage your hunting property via Facebook.

A fusion of cuisines combined with a medley of spices turn these grilled venison tacos with cilantro chimichurri into a mouthwatering addiction.

An Oregon hunter fell from his treestand and hung upside-down before two hunters heard his cries for help. The most dangerous part was the rescue.

Anglers snagged and pulled in a gigantic Irish elk skull and antlers from Lough Neagh, a freshwater lake in northwest Ireland.

Do you have a mature early season buck that won’t show himself during legal shooting hours? Two words of advice: buck bedrooms.

Download professional plans to build a wheelchair accessible hunting blind. These blinds are difference-makers for aging hunters and people with disabilities.

Acorns made up three-quarters of a deer’s diet when those nuts were available. However, that means one-quarter of their diet was something else.

Deer sleep, of course. But their version of sleep is more like dozing. Deer will typically sleep for 30 seconds to a few minutes. Here are a few bedding spots where deer like to do their dozing.

The question might seem like a juvenile one, except plenty of hunters are asking it. Can passing gas on the treestand blow up a promising deer hunt?

Didn’t have much time to scout over the summer? No problem, try one of these five deadly early season whitetail setups.

Once you're convinced you should hunt deer on work days, there's an obvious question that follows: How many vacation days do you have left this year?

Deer hunters: Don't let your stomach guide your mind. Here, we tell you what snacks NOT to take on the treestand, while uncovering hidden downsides of each.

Statistics say that one out of every three hunters who use a treestand will fall sometime during their lives. Many will be seriously injured or killed. Don’t be one of them.

Follow these steps to properly field dress and clean your deer so it's ready for the dinner table.

Here’s why, if your property needs to have some does lopped off it this year, early is better than later.

If you've been on a guided hunt, you know how to act. Or at least you should. If you don't, here's how.

Here are the best ways to pack out game meat when a hunter finds himself in a pleasant pickle: Having a big game animal down far away from easy access.