There’s a million stories in the naked city, and all the best ones include a deerhunt, a spirit campfire, family, BloodBrothers, a sagging buckpole and slabs, shanks, haunches and straps of sizzling, grilling venison. By Ted Nugent There’s also a million genuine heartfelt reasons why we hunt, and each and every one of them...
Charlie Alsheimer explains why growing big bucks isn’t for everyone, and offers insights on how to keep deer hunting fun and exciting no matter how much experience you have.
If you truly want to have the laugh of a lifetime, painful as it might be, by all means visit my Ted Nugent Facebook firestorm. Obviously, as fulltime self-evident truth and logic addicted deerhunters, we celebrate and promote the perfection of the hunting lifestyle in everything we do. By Ted Nugent But in this...
Whether you’re looking for a new pair of binoculars or the best scope for your deer rifle or shotgun, here are some tips that will save you money — and get you the best bang for your buck this season. Deer & Deer Hunting’s Dan Schmidt hosts with special guest Trent Marsh.
Love to bowhunt? Love to have multiple shots and hit targets? Bowfishing is combines both and is one of the most fun things you can do in the summer to keep your bowhunting fires burning. Fishing from a lighted rig is great, of course, for mobility and better sightlines for shooting. But, where legal,...
I admire all hunters really. I believe we are special breed, never allowing our primal instinct to be compromised and remain directly connected to God’s life-giving natural creation with a predator higher level of awareness and sincere appreciation for our stewardship responsibilities. Backstraps are our reward. By Ted Nugent I’ve been blessed to share...
One of the greatest things about summer, it seems, is that we’re often more relaxed and laid back when it comes to just about everything. Need to mow the yard? Eh, let it wait a day. Grilling some burgers? Throw in some bleu cheese and bring me another beer. Cool band playing at the...
Hunters expect wildlife managers to determine how many deer there are in an area, and biologists strive to do so. Common approaches to examine deer population size and trends include harvest data reconstruction, pellet and track counts, and browse, camera, aerial, infrared and thermal-imaging surveys. By John J. Ozoga, Deer & Deer Hunting Contributor...
It’s always good to have options and if you’re a deer hunter, being able to consider different sizes and reticles for your hunting scopes is an ongoing consideration. Some hunters want a scope for a slug gun or short-range situation, while others may favor a traditional 3×9 model or want a bigger objective. Whatever...
Tom Miranda of the Whitetail SLAM has authored a new book, The Rut Hunters. This Tom Miranda blog features excerpts from that book. It’s hard to see at certain times of the fall, but serious whitetail hunters typically end up with a very supportive spouse and understanding family – or they end up alone, which is very similar to the world...
