by Bill Cooper Yes, I’ve shot my crossbow and have hunted squirrels in the early-morning heat of August. However, there […]
Tools are used for monitoring deer movements, but the “trail camera,” or use of the game camera, has now also […]
by Todd Amenrud It’s time to get those late-summer food plot seeds in the ground. If you have […]
Serious whitetail hunters crave opportunities to learn more about whitetails year ’round, and I’m one of them. Those first days of […]
To tag a spring gobbler, a hunter must have a better understanding of the lifestyle of the mating tom, including […]
As you read this, many will be starting to wind down the hunting season or are done and now are […]
A lot of things sound good on paper, but fall apart during practice, and it’s not just a government thing. The […]
My experiences suggest that scouting is the key to long-term success with trophy-class bucks. The more you know about your […]
Many land managers implement food plot programs and timber stand improvements. They also practice sound herd management and have everything […]
Early trail cameras from the 1980s were slow and only flash models were sold. The trigger devices were not reliable, […]
Around this time last summer, my hunting partner, Shane, and I secured a very nice hunting lease in northern Missouri—or […]
Hunters have all summer to think about hunting and the next season. Whether you are a small-game hunter, a waterfowl […]
Beginning last fall while scouting or hiking to and from stand sites, recurring pain in my lower legs and my […]
Believe it or not, the way you walk in the woods largely determines your success: the number and kinds of […]
The other day I was sitting in my home looking out the window at the 20 or so wild turkeys […]
Finding a reputable outfitter can be an overwhelming and nerve-racking task, especially if you have dealt with one in the […]
Deer season is over and many hunters are singing the blues as they have months to wait until deer season […]
Great hunters study their quarry all year. Often hunting season is only a few weeks, with months of talking and dreaming. […]
Generations of hunters have been taught to scout spring gobblers by searching for droppings, scratching, feathers, and tracks, but so many […]
This month, my deer hunting partners and I will head north for a few days of walleye fishing and some […]
Whether you filled your freezer with fresh venison or are dining on tag soup, deer season is over. This means […]
