A trail can look perfect in September. Fresh tracks cross the soft ground. Rubs appear along the edge of thick cover. Deer move through…
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Hunting
Fresh Snow Doesn’t Make Rabbit Hunting Easy—Unless You Know Which Tracks Matter
by rootby rootFresh snow can make rabbit country look full of promise. Tracks cross field edges, circle brush piles, disappear beneath fallen trees, and weave through…
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Mention a cold front around experienced deer hunters, and you’ll probably hear the same response. “Take the day off work.” “Be in your stand.”…
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You’ve checked the weather three times. The forecast says a steady northwest wind. You choose a stand that has worked in the past with…
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Ask five experienced hunters what they carry into the woods, and you’ll probably get five different answers. One hunter packs enough equipment for an…
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Every duck hunter has experienced it. You arrive before daylight. The decoys are perfectly arranged. Your blind is hidden. The calling sounds natural. Legal…
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Every turkey hunter knows the feeling. Before sunrise, the woods come alive. A gobbler answers every owl hoot. Another bird fires back from the…
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Hunting
Stop Looking at the Ground: Early-Season Squirrel Hunters Miss the Best Clues
by rootby rootAsk a new squirrel hunter where to look, and they’ll usually point at the forest floor. After all, squirrels spend plenty of time gathering…
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Public land hunting has never been more popular. Improved mapping apps, online property boundaries, satellite imagery, and growing interest in DIY hunting have opened…
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Trail cameras have changed the way hunters scout whitetails. Instead of relying only on tracks, rubs, scrapes, and personal observations, today’s hunters can collect…
