If you’ve ever smelled a foul odor coming from your deer meat, you know it can make you question eating and enjoying it. Sometimes, deer meat smells like poop, and in this article, I’m going …
Climbing spikes have gained a lot of interest among saddle hunters in recent years. They offer a fast, lightweight solution for climbing trees, but they aren’t free of flaws. For instance, climbing spikes can be …
A food plot is a practice in hunting whereby areas of land are cultivated and maintained to provide supplemental feeding for animals in the area. Food plots are pretty common on private land, and in …
There is a lot of great hunting to be done on public land. At times though, it can seem near impossible to find a spot that is all to yourself. If you’re a public land …
Nothing beats a full day out hunting. Getting up early to get to your favorite spot and spending the day out in nature is rewarding and relaxing. But you need to make sure you’re well-hydrated …
One of the most popular game meats that hunters bring home is venison. Deer come in a variety of species, so determining which one to target for food can be difficult. This article will discuss …
Have you ever been in a blind or treestand during deer season, when suddenly a deer blows at you, almost like an exaggerated sneeze, and runs off into the woods? It’s a common occurrence when …
After a successful hunt, many deer hunters begin to worry about their deer antlers shrinking after they have completely dried. But just how much do antlers shrink, and should you be worried about it? Let’s …
Coues deer are one of hunting’s best-kept secrets, and more and more hunters are discovering every year just how fun these deer are to hunt. But where do you get started when it comes to …