The December 2009 issue arrived with the snow. Have a subscription? You’ll want to get one. D&DH makes for great reading no matter the season.
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Inside This Issue
• Exclusive! Photos of 27-point buck
• Dan Schmidt opens a time capsule. What he finds is nothing short of amazing. Click here to read his "Editor’s Stump" column.
• Dr. Phillip Bishop gives the final word in the dead space debate.
• When it came to real-world, deer shooting advice, Dad and Grandpa really did know best. Keith R. McCaffery recalls nine essential proverbs.
• Steve Bartylla looks at decoy tactics that work.
• Minor changes in bullet, powder or primer can result in major improvements to your muzzleloader’s accuracy. Use these tips from Chad Schearer for the best results.
• Charles J. Alsheimer introduces a deer management concept that puts reality and herd health ahead of frustration and pie-in-the-sky goals.
• An early winter can wipe out fawns, diminish productivity and even halt the rut, John J. Ozoga explains.
• Les Davenport reveals five states that offer better-than-average odds for do-it-yourself big-buck hunts.
• The most important bones in a deer’s body are in the spine. Dr. Phillip Bishop shows why hunters shouldn’t forget that.
• Just because the final sun of the season sets doesn’t mean darkness has to follow. Perhaps, writes Rev. Zeke Pipher, hunters need a break to truly appreciate the sport.
