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Welcome to the New Year! As bowhunters, this is the perfect time to set goals and plan for the year ahead. Making a few resolutions can help you take your bowhunting skills and enjoyment to the next level. Here are 5 bowhunting resolutions that could help you have a successful and enjoyable year of bowhunting. … Read more
As we reach the end of the calendar year and start another, late seasons across the country are beginning to wind down. Whether you had a successful fall or you’re finishing with tag soup, now’s a great time to evaluate what worked, what didn’t, and what changes you can make to become a better bowhunter … Read more
At certain times of the hunting season, food sources are some of the best places to set up. Food plots are great, but not everyone has the access, ability, or budget to plant acres for drawing in deer. If you’re hitting a new property and don’t know where to go or hunting public land where … Read more
Each fall, a lucky few bowhunters bag bucks worthy of the record books. 2022 was no exception, with plenty of impressive trophies circulating social media all season long. These are three of the top trophies tagged by bowhunters this year. Randy Kukral’s 232-inch Ohio Monster[1] After killing a 210-inch giant in 2021, Randy Kukral managed … Read more
The period between peak rut and second rut activity presents extended opportunity, but hunters should adjust their tactics to make the most of this window. Avoid Pressure Try to avoid both areas that have seen a lot of pressure over the past few weeks and days when hunting pressure will be at its highest. Still … Read more
Most whitetail hunters — even those who wouldn’t consider themselves trophy hunters — get much more satisfaction and excitement out of shooting a buck than a doe. You can’t eat the antlers, but there’s just something special about bagging a buck. When hunters think about filling the freezer for the year ahead, though, they set … Read more
Whitetail hunting is generally a waiting game — whether that’s 20 feet up in a treestand deep in the woods or along the edge of an ag field in a ground blind. But when conditions are right, some deer hunters hit the ground and track big bucks in the snow. Although challenging, it gets you … Read more
