Plug the exits

Article Abstract:

Well-hunted areas can be examined on an aerial or topographical map to determine likely whitetail escape paths. Connected segments of terraced hillsides or gully thickets can be outlined on a map, and the best hunting stands occur between such deer exit segments and points of hunter origin.

White-tailed deer hunting

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Hold em' or fold 'em?

Article Abstract:

Successful deer hunting requires close attention to meteorological conditions, knowing when deer are most likely to forage and when they are most likely to remain dormant. Deer forage more when humidity is low, and the most prepared hunters use radios and barometers to gauge weather.

Environmental aspects, Weather, Recreation, Hunting

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Bucks at the buzzer

Article Abstract:

Hunters can take steps to shoot a deer before deer-hunting season ends. These steps include staying on a planned course and thinking like a deer.

Behavior, Deer hunting, Deer

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