Where to look for sheds is a broad topic that varies across whitetail range, depending on what habitat is available. But two things are universal.

The best tips and tactics for scouting, woodsmanship, how to use game cameras, treestand and blind placement, where deer live and how to find them throughout the year.
The best tips and tactics for scouting, woodsmanship, how to use game cameras, treestand and blind placement, where deer live and how to find them throughout the year.
Where to look for sheds is a broad topic that varies across whitetail range, depending on what habitat is available. But two things are universal.
There’s no magic gizmo that will help you shoot big bucks. The same can be said for finding shed antlers.
The Rolling Stones may have thought that time was on their side, but those of us in the work-a-day world know better. Those “endless summers” of our youth have been displaced by mad scrambles to keep home maintenance, lawn work and countless other tasks in check before our evenings and weekends are once again consumed […]
If deer hunters only went on perfect days they might miss some great bowhunting. Maximize your days with this info about how weather affects whitetail deer.
Get your spring started right with a few proven tips from Steve Bartylla for finding more shed antlers, and for growing the best food plots this year.
Late winter and early spring scouting can be a huge boost to your overall hunting strategy. Knowing when and where to start scouting is the critical first step to a successful deer hunting season.
White-tailed bucks across the country exhibit similar behavior during the rut, but how they roam during this period can vary widely, especially when comparing Western whitetails to their Eastern counterparts.
A key for many small properties is to draw deer in as they pass through and convince them to spend more time. That’s where scents and lures come into play.
Public land can be difficult to hunt, no doubt. With the right tools and scouting you can set up on the perfect spot over pressured deer. John explains where to find those spots.
Every deer’s life revolves around food year-round, and today John Eberhart is out on public hunting land comparing two of the best hard mast food sources that whitetails prefer.