Jacob Deaton shot the buck right before last light on opening day in northern Kentucky
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Early season bucks are famous for hitting fields and plots well before last light, but that doesn’t mean tagging one is easy. You need a few tricks up your sleeve
The chasing phase of the rut is about to break wide open. Get in the woods on Sunday, and use these two expert tactics to punch your tag
Ready to try hunting from a tree saddle? Here’s everything you need to know, including gear picks, setup, and hunting tips
According to our expert, many hunters fail to rattle up bucks because they don’t try often enough””and because when they do, they don’t make the right sounds. Here’s how to fix that
Learning how to decipher these clues in a set of tracks can help lead you to a trophy buck
From an all-black whitetail to a Booner unicorn to an ancient spike, these are some of the rarest deer we’ve ever seen
The first best day of the 2025 whitetail rut is this Saturday. Take advantage with these two killer plans for your morning and evening hunts
High winds usually suppress deer activity. But they also bring certain advantages to the savvy hunter. So go out in the gale and get your buck anyway
With a running start, a buck can jump 10 to 12 feet high. But you can steer him toward your stand by making a fence crossing a little easier
