The great cartridge debate

Article Abstract:

Mixed views on the best sort of big-game cartridge are presented. One observer claims that hunters often try to use extremely large cartridges to avoid having to move closer to their prey.

Methods, Big game hunting

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The great plains

Article Abstract:

The mule deer has developed a quick gait suited for the plains, and it passes on escaping and foraging skills to its offspring. White-tailed deer of the prairies often live along rivers. In the plains, hunters sometimes have to shoot at a target that is about 1/3 of a mile away.

Environmental aspects, Natural history, White-tailed deer, Mule deer, Great Plains

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The right stuff: you can have all the right moves, but when you don't have the right stuff, it costs you deer

Article Abstract:

Hunters have a better chance of getting their prey if they are equipped properly for appropriate conditions. Equipment is described for high country, swamp and bottomland, farmland, prairie and brushland, and big woods terrain.

Purchasing, Equipment and supplies, Cover Story, Buyers Guide, Deer hunting, Sporting goods

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