Deer country: the big woods

Article Abstract:

Big-woods deer have larger home ranges and are harder to pattern than deer in areas with limited forest cover, but they will have predictable traits. They favor edges created by two different cover types, such as a hardwood ridge, which grades to softwood swamp and use stream bottoms, saddles and long, sloping shelves as travel corridors.

Evaluation, Environmental aspects, Home range

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Gray prey

Article Abstract:

Techniques for hunting squirrels including information on their habitats and behavior are described. The skills and tactics needed for squirrel hunting can also be used to catch bigger animals.

Squirrel hunting, Squirrels

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On the right track

Article Abstract:

Advice is presented on how to start on the trail of a buck rather than just waiting for it to show up.

White-tailed deer, Deer hunting

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