Hunting

Recently, hanging deer feeders have become a popular and effective way to attract wildlife enthusiasts, hunters, and nature lovers alike. Whether you’re a seasoned outdoorsman or a backyard enthusiast, providing a reliable food source for deer can create a harmonious environment, allowing you to observe these majestic creatures up close. In this article, we’ll explore

If you’re a nature lover and want to attract deer to your property, there are several steps you can take to create an inviting habitat for these majestic creatures. From providing food sources to creating shelter and implementing safety measures, this article will provide you with all the tips and tricks you need to attract

Trail cameras are becoming more and more popular among hunters and property owners lucky enough to have a deer herd or two on their land. For hunters, trail cameras are a huge game changer, but this begs the question – how do trail cameras work? Trail cameras are specifically designed outdoor cameras that can be

The best time to hunt deer depends on several factors, including the time of year, the weather and more importantly, the time of day. It is often recommended to go deer hunting early in the morning or at the end of the day, but both of these times have several advantages and disadvantages. Knowing your

We all know that developing your deer tracking skill takes plenty of time and training but there are a few tips you can consider, which will help you on your next hunting trip. The most important things you should keep in mind are wind direction and scent, as deer have a highly developed sense of

It’s easy to understand why everyone loves deer. Deer are majestic animals that roam freely in large forests but in the same time they’re also quite friendly towards humans, as far as wild animals go. Everyone wants to see, pet, hunt and feed deer nowadays.  If you are lucky enough to live in an area frequented

When rain drops are hitting the roof, most hunters ignore the alarm and roll over. A warm bed is more comforting than a cold, wet woods. However, those hunters may be missing out on one of the best hunts of the season. Let’s face it, most of us have fewer days than we would like

Hunting over a pile of corn is the strip-club bachelor party of deer hunting tactics. Almost every guy will do it if given the opportunity (and it is legal in many whitetail powerhouse states like Texas, Wisconsin, Kansas, and Ohio), but it’s not exactly something you brag about. And of course there’s the argument, usually

Black-tailed deer make phantoms seem positively obvious. These rainy forest wraiths are cousins of mule deer, but nothing except their forked antlers resemble their open-country kin. Blacktails crave tangles of grown-over hemlock and cedar and foggy ridges of old-growth fir. The Pacific Northwest’s Columbian blacktail roams the Coast and Cascade ranges from central California to