9 Wildlife Fun Facts
…fawns, paternity gets complicated. Twin fawns are standard in whitetails, and it’s common to see a pair of spotted fawns with one doe. But that pair might be half-siblings. According…
5 Last-Ditch Tips to Fill Your Deer Tag
…irrelevant once deer feel pressured, so adapt and try something new. Don’t wait to craft a last-ditch game plan. The clock is ticking on your bowhunting season. It’s time to…
Erik Barber FeaturedBowhunting December 3, 2020
Coues Deer: A Unique Bowhunting Challenge
…makes short shots uncommon. No matter the temptation, don’t shoot farther than your abilities allow. Other Tactics Successful bowhunts come through trial and error. If you fail at spot-and-stalk bowhunting,…
Jackie Holbrook FeaturedBowhunting January 5, 2021
How Hunters Helped Shape Modern Conservation
…wildlife management and conservation decisions. Conservation Milestones 1871: Congress created the United States Commission on Fish and Fisheries to study the decrease in the nation’s food fishes and recommend ways…
Cassie Gasaway FeaturedConservation April 22, 2021
Longbeard Lingo: Master These Basic Turkey Calls
…form their own opinion by observing turkeys firsthand. “Go afield and observe turkeys,” he said. “Listen to the calls they’re making and pay attention to what they’re doing. Do they seem…
8 Archery Practice Drills for Bowhunters
…so get out of your comfort zone and try something new. You’ll shoot better and have more fun with archery in the process, making it a win-win situation. Share this……
Your Regional Guide to Whitetail Food Sources
…sources change by the season, and they vary a bit by region. Here’s a look at some seasonal favorites that deer hunters should know. Spring Midwest: Clover greens…
Pre-Season Practice Tips with The Hunting Public
…about before opening day. They suggest practicing awkward angles, from a kneeling position, from an elevated position, with your quivers on and off, and with any new equipment. Practicing from…
Taylor Walston FeaturedBowhuntingVideo August 4, 2021
Overcoming the October Lull
…come by, too, because the bucks are starting to chase and become more aggressive,” Westmoreland said. “They don’t seem as plentiful as they once were because they’re not as visible…
Cassie Gasaway FeaturedBowhunting October 5, 2021
