I can see every arrow I’ve ever loosed. I see the arc, I see the shaft flying, I see the glowing nock cutting the airspace. To me, forever, every arrow is the most important arrow. Every hunt is the most celebrated hunt.
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I can see every arrow I’ve ever loosed. I see the arc, I see the shaft flying, I see the glowing nock cutting the airspace. To me, forever, every arrow is the most important arrow. Every hunt is the most celebrated hunt.
Hunting pressured bucks requires a different approach, but what few realize is that we can often also use hunting pressure to our advantage.
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The deer hunting community lost a bright, young innovator with the recent passing of Chris Eberhart. Chris was a Deer & Deer Hunting contributor for many years, and also authored several books on bowhunting and hunting public-land whitetails. He was 49. Chris spent much of his life chasing whitetails across North America, especially in his […]
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Deer hunting on public land can be a huge challenge due to the amount of human activity out there. These three proven deer hunting tips from Editor-in-Chief Dan Schmidt will help you beat that pressure and be more successful on public hunting land.
If you are like me and are one of the millions of deer hunters who hunt primarily public land, one fact bears repeating: Pressured bucks will look for hunters in trees.
Pressured bucks can be tough nuts to crack unless you’ve armed yourself with Dan Schmidt’s tactics.
Before you declare that a certain buck is unkillable, take stock of all the things that could be affecting his behavior.