Understanding Major Deer Diseases
Hunters and other predators aren’t the only causes of deer mortality. A host of diseases and parasites may infect deer, and hunters should be familiar with them. Some of these…
How to Find a Reputable Venison Processor
Life might not be too busy to bowhunt, but it might be too busy to process the venison from your kill. If that’s the case, you’ll benefit from finding a…
Making Sense of Whitetails, Blacktails and Mule Deer
The Cervidae, or deer, family includes several of North America’s best-known animals such as elk, moose, caribou, mule deer, white-tailed deer and black-tailed deer. These critters live in every habitat…
Deer Processing Tips with The Hunting Public
In our most recent video with The Hunting Public, Aaron Warbritton demonstrates how he processes his deer and provides tips on how to process your own deer harvest. After making…
How to Make Your Wild Game Meat Taste Great
Have you or a friend ever eaten a piece of wild game meat that tasted off? It wasn’t spoiled or undercooked. Maybe the flavor wasn’t necessarily bad … but it…
3 Ways to Donate Venison to People in Need
Arrowing an elk, deer or moose yields a lot of lean, organic venison that’s full of protein and highly nutritious. For most American hunters, the single most important reason for…
Your Regional Guide to Whitetail Food Sources
Whitetail deer are tethered to their stomachs, and if you want to make the most of your time in the woods, identifying food sources preferred by deer is critical. Food…
Understanding the 5 Wild Turkey Subspecies
For most hunters, a turkey is a turkey. The males gobble, and they have spurs and a beard. The hens are smaller, and they have less colorful heads compared with…
Last-Minute Wild Game Appetizers for Thanksgiving
Whether you’re a planner or procrastinator, you’ve likely thought through what to serve for Thanksgiving dinner. But did you consider what to serve before dinner? Put your wild game to…
Host a Wild-Game Dinner
Don’t get down because hunting season is well past halftime. Assuming your freezer is full of venison, you can enjoy many wild-game dinners in the months ahead. Venison is a…
