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Put yourself where the animals are and in their travel corridors. Be observant of your surroundings and sign. Know if they have the best eyesight, smell, or hearing. Know when to push it, when to slow down, when to back out, and when to close the distance. This comes with experience in most cases.

Outwitting a mature mule deer buck is high on many hunters’ bucket lists. Here are some tips and ideas to narrow down your unit to more manageable chunks and eliminate those days of simply taking your bow or rifle for a hike.

For as long as man has been on this planet, we have engaged in war. Whether with sharp sticks or […]

We spend a lot of time thinking about our gear, but how much time do we spend actually testing to ensure it works when we need it?

Mike shares his personal experiences and why striving for something that holds meaning to you is an admirable journey.

Follow these early season mule deer tactics to help maximize your glassing and hunting time in the field.

Mike Duplan shares some of his experiences and the variables you can change to become a better mule deer hunter.

Trail cameras aren't normally used for predators but these tips will make you add them to your predator hunting strategy.

Here is Fred's opinions on how to have more success coyote hunting; a list of what, how, and why he does what he does.

See how to use a topo map to help find more elk, who encompass a wide variety of different terrain across the West.

When it comes to elk hunting and optics, how far is too far to glass? follow these tactics for long distance success.