Why Do Deer Duck Arrows?
6 Min Read
How did you miss that shot? Here's a look at how and why deer duck arrows when the bowstring is dropped each season in the whitetail woods.
Bowhunting For Whitetail Deer
Whitetail deer are the most sought-after game animal in North America. Learn the basics of what bowhunting whitetails is all about and become a better bowhunter today.
The Advantages of Keeping Your Treestand Hung Low
3 Min Read
There are benefits of hunting closer to the ground. Here's a look at the advantages of keeping your treestand hung low.
How to Set Up a Stand for a Youth Hunter
1 Min Read
Got a child wanting to deer hunt on their own this season? In this video, Tommy Alford shares how to set up a stand for a youth hunter.
Rubs vs. Scrapes: What's the Difference?
6 Min Read
Buck rubs and scrapes are key scouting features for deer hunters. How do they differ, and what do they mean? Here's a look at the difference.
7 Whitetail Deer Glands and What They Do
3 Min Read
What role do the glands on a deer perform? Deer hunters are likely familiar with the tarsal gland and the communication role it plays during the rut (breeding period), but did you know there are actually 6 other glands found on the white-tailed deer, many of which are used for communication? Check out the illustration […]
What's the Best Treestand Height?
4 Min Read
What's the best treestand height to avoid getting busted by the deer on the properties you hunt?
What is the Pre-Rut and When Does it Start?
5 Min Read
What is the pre-rut, and when does it start? It can be the best time of the season to punch a buck tag. Here's what you need to know.
Best Spots to Hang a Trail Camera
5 Min Read
Do you have your cameras hung in the most productive spots? Here's a look at the 6 best spots to hang a trail camera this season.
Shot Placement for Deer
6 Min Read
Will you know where to place your arrow when the shot opportunity arises? Here's a look at the shot placement basics.
Spring Scouting For Whitetail Deer
4 Min Read
There are many facets to scouting. Buck sign, doe sign, bedding areas, transition routes, pinch points, trail hubs, rub lines, and scrapes make up most of the subject matter when it comes to scouting; and none of those are more apparent than during the late winter and early spring. Each topic is an important part […]
