“Tag: hunting tips”

Here’s how to get into a good shooting position in "less than ideal" conditions.

According to statistics cited by the International Hunter Education Association (IHEA), one in three hunters who use tree stands will fall at some point during their hunting career.

You may know how to shoot, but do you know how to hunt?

Maybe it's time to discover the thrill of hunting and calling coyotes.

Bow season is almost upon us! Here's how to make it work for you.

You are on a mission-to collect a coyote, fox, bobcat or other predator. You know that you'll have to pay attention to many of the small items that yield big results for a successful-and stealthy-winter predator hunter.

In the field, you won’t have forever to assume the perfect shooting position. Here’s how to get into a good shooting position—quickly.

The rust-and-white colored pronghorn simply stood and stared, and after I flipped the white flag I was holding one more time in a big arc overhead, it threw all caution to the wind and started trotting my way.

Everybody loves whitetails, but they’re not the only thing “deer” to hunters’ hearts!