Whitetail traps: ten ways that bucks make themselves hard to get - and how to get them

Article Abstract:

Several tracking and covering hints for more productive deer hunting are provided, including ways to interpret sign such as rub lines, bedding areas and walking routes.

Tracking and trailing, Tracking (Animals)

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Hunting the farm deer: four keys to success in the croplands

Article Abstract:

Hunters who know their farm terrain well, manage the wind carefully, and move quietly without talking, are more likely to hunt successfully in farmland.

Environmental aspects, Farms

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One day, one deer: how to fill your tag on opening day

Article Abstract:

Opening day is usually the noisiest day in the forest, so smart hunters map deer travel corridors and feeding areas, and set up stands nearby.

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