As deer hunters, we often talk about a buck’s bedding area as if it’s a well-defined spot that an individual whitetail returns to faithfully. If only it were that simple. A telemetry study in ...
It's important to know bedding areas for at least two reasons. One, they help a hunter learn the travel routes deer use, and two, you want to allow deer to keep using those areas. A hunter doesn't ...
Outdoor Life: Should You Hunt a Buck’s Bedding Area During the Rut?
Where do deer sleep? Well, as every deer hunter who’s ever jumped a bedded buck knows, they don’t do a lot of sleeping. When deer lay down to take their rest, they may dose a little here and there, ...
The Indianapolis Star: Tips for hunting deer in snow, when a 'still-hunt' can be a perfect strategy
Snow on the ground offers hunters a unique opportunity to track deer movements and understand their behavior. Still-hunting, or slowly moving through the woods, is an effective technique when snow is ...
Tips for hunting deer in snow, when a 'still-hunt' can be a perfect strategy
Kansas City Star: It’s the height of Missouri deer hunting season. Here’s what to know before you hunt
It’s the height of Missouri deer hunting season. Here’s what to know before you hunt
The below is a compilation from several hunting sites: The first important thing is to know the anatomy of the animal you're hunting, in this case we are talking deer. Knowing where the vitals are, the bones, arteries are all key to killing a deer fast and finding it easier. Shot placement is...