The rut isn’t as random as it looks. Steve Bartylla explains how mature bucks work predictable circuits between doe groups — and how hunters can find them.
The rut isn’t as random as it looks. Steve Bartylla explains how mature bucks work predictable circuits between doe groups — and how hunters can find them.
As the rut approaches, rising testosterone transforms whitetail buck behavior. See what changes from September through November.
To consistently score on rutting bucks, you need to identify their main weaknesses.
Host Daniel Schmidt describes the importance of being flexible when it comes to hunting big bucks during the rut.
Mark Kayser is in Montana as the whitetail rut is dying down. Thankfully for him, his tag is good for whitetail or mule deer.
When the rut is rocking, don’t always count on it being the oldest or biggest bucks to dominate the field.
You can turn your property into a rut-hunting hot spot by making these improvements from Steve Bartylla.
Auburn University Deer Lab PhD student Monet Gomes explains what research goes on at Auburn when the bucks are in the peak of the rut.
When bucks are on the move all day long, some ambush sites are much better than others.
The rut is a wild time of year! Follow these three tips to capitalize on this window of opportunity.