Tips & Features
Ryan Rothstein: Three mast crops to focus on for early-season whitetails
If you’re still working on a plan for opening day of the whitetail bow season or, if you’re like me, constantly looking for new spots, then the last-minute scouting agenda is simple: Focus on food.<br
Hungarian partridge offer fast-flushes, challenging shots, and a taste of the Old World in America’s grasslands
The upland hunt in the early 2000s unraveled in a postcard-perfect setting: along the rolling hills of small grain and grassland near Lemmon, S.D., just west of the walleye-rich Missouri River, where Lewis and Clark
For early archery success, enter with a plan in place
It’s the same old story, year after year. Summer arrives, and we all have the best of intentions to shoot our bows, hang some deer stands, put out some cameras, and just generally prepare ourselves
Thick mats, big bites: Punch your way through heavy vegetation for late-summer bass
There’s no question that you can catch a lot of bass during the late summer months by fishing weedlines, docks, and rock piles.
But if you’re more into catching quality bass rather than numbers,
Plastics for bass – video
“Tackle” Terry Tuma says he will often use a plain-colored plastic under normal conditions but will switch to a plastic with some sparkle in darker and/or deeper water.
Steve Carney: Bowhunting season is near; prep now
Getting gear in order for the upcoming whitetail bow season for this writer is just as fun as the real deal. It requires a lot of attention to detail. Here are some tips that will
Pro Tip of the Week: Wind can be your friend when baiting bears
Using the wind when you’re baiting or hunting bears is extremely important. Whenever you’re setting up a bait station, new or established, use the prevailing winds for scent distribution.
Speed, weight, and design: Identifying the best modern bullets for hunting whitetails
The problem with identifying the best bullet for white-tailed deer hunting is … getting everyone to agree on it!
One man’s best is another’s worst. I’ve heard just about every bullet ever flung at
Four reasons you aren’t having the bowhunting success you want
My wife and I were in our kitchen almost 15 years ago on a summer Sunday afternoon when I brought up deer hunting, a subject she’d heard me mention frequently.
“I want to get
