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ch_client = ""; ch_width = 468; ch_height = 180; ch_type = "mpu"; ch_sid = "Chitika Premium"; ch_backfill = 1; Helpful Tips for Deer Hunting For Deer hunters Deer hunting can turn out to be an enjoyable experience if you take note of a few important tips. It is up to you to do the right [...]

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17 days ago by Barry Fernandez

White-tailed deer leave many identifiable signs of the presence. To find deer, look for sign. Some sign is dramatic, some more subtle. Deer tell stories with the sign they leave. By reading sign, you gain insight of their activities and can plan your hunting strategies. New scrapes can be found almo ...

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45 days ago by Sarah Smith

by Scott Bestul Every fall I try to learn something from one season to take into the next year. Of course many of the best lessons come from some deer behavior I’ve actually witnessed. But this year trail cams provided the take-away. Normally, I’m pretty lax about keeping my trail cams out in the wo ...

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49 days ago by Sarah Smith

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49 days ago by Sarah Smith

by Scott Bestul This image was submitted by Field & Stream reader Anthony Cox, who found this tremendous skull while assisting on a Wounded Warrior hunt held at Camp Atterbury in Indiana. Cox feels the skull is that of a giant non-typical that had been seen on the Camp in previous seasons. He wrote ...

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50 days ago by Online Editors

by Scott Bestul On October 28th, almost two months ago now, I passed a shot at a pretty 10-pointer. The 3-1/2 year old buck was lazily following a doe toward my stand and at first glance looked so nice that I picked up my bow, clipped my release on the string, and prepared to shoot him if he gave me ...

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50 days ago by Online Editors

by Dave Hurteau For a little over a week in southern Iowa three years ago, I was as good as odorless to deer. Ask Bestul. He was there. Day after day, deer got straight downwind of my stand and not one busted me. So let me reveal to you my scent-control secrets for that hunt. This was my exact regim ...

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58 days ago by Sarah Smith

by Dave Hurteau When you are still-hunting well—when the sounds of your footfalls sink into the duff and you are not moving too fast, for a change—you feel like you deserve to see a deer. You sense not just that you could see one at any moment (a rare enough feeling in the northeast) but that you sh ...

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71 days ago by Sarah Smith

Depending on where you live, it is now, or soon may be too cold to want to spend hours aloft and exposed in a deer stand. And so some of you will likely trade your tree for the comparative coziness of a ground blind. But before you do, take heed of what American Hunter Managing Editor Jeff Johnston ...

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73 days ago by Sarah Smith

by David Hurteau I’ll tell you why I love hunting New York’s Adirondacks: The place, although decidedly not full of deer, is full of secrets--stuff that happens, in anonymous black swamps or on wide-open beech ridges--that nobody knows a thing about. I, however, know where a basket-rack 8-pointer be ...

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