Rut-Hunting Strategies: Capitalize on Rubs and Scrapes
…the peak of the rut,” Miller said. Deer have highly sensitive noses, and so they make rubs and scrapes to communicate by scent. These “signpost” communications help deer mark their…
Cassie Gasaway FeaturedBowhunting October 22, 2019
Evaluate Your Bowhunting Season Before You Forget
…Credit: ATA Honest self-evaluations ensure you become a better bowhunter. By reviewing what worked and what didn’t, you learn and adapt. Thinking about your season also makes you more aware…
Cassie Gasaway FeaturedBowhunting December 19, 2019
How to Scout Whitetail Deer This Summer
Bowhunting’s biggest challenge is getting whisper-close to animals. To conquer that short-range challenge, bowhunters gather information from the woods and use those insights to compress a large property into a…
How to Bowhunt Big Woods Deer
…deer prefer diverse habitats, especially sites where different habitat types come together, which is called an “edge.” Any habitat change can create edges, but an obvious example is where a…
Scott Einsmann FeaturedBowhuntingVideo November 2, 2020
How to Find a Reputable Venison Processor
…high-quality venison processor to do it for you. We spoke with Jennifer Davis, a member of Davis Meat Processing LLC in Jonesburg, Missouri, to get tips and advice regarding what…
Your Exclusive Bowhunting Source at #ATA2023
…year’s ATA Trade Show with us by tuning in to our social media channels Jan. 10-13. Adjust your aim, dial in and prepare to increase your competitive advantage — we…
Is That Sign Fresh?
…cause a tree to have wet sap, a fresh smell, and bright-colored wood showing. An old rub has already healed over, and the wood will look dull by comparison. Learn…
Scott Einsmann BowhuntingFeaturedVideo July 29, 2019
Bowhunters: Know Your Duties and Role in Conservation
…[state agencies] do,” Brown said. In fact, the nation’s archers and bowhunters generated over $49 million during the 2017 federal fiscal year, nearly $51 million in 2016, and just over…
Cassie Gasaway FeaturedConservation October 7, 2020
