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6 Shot Scenarios Every Bowhunter Should Know How to HandleBrodie Swisher Why do bowhunters miss shots? If they’re honest, they’ll tell you it’s because they panicked and rushed the shot opportunity. Those “now or never” moments can go south in a hurry. Desperation shots seldom find their mark. Every bowhunter dreams of that perfect shot. A deer steps into range, turns broadside, offers a clear view of its vitals, and gives you all the time in the world to settle your pin and squeeze -
Where to Set Up When Bowhunting in OctoberBy Heath Wood October is one of my favorite months to hunt whitetails from a saddle. The leaves are changing, temperatures are beginning to cool, and bucks are becoming increasingly active as the rut approaches. But October hunting also requires hunters to recognize that deer movement is changing throughout the month. One of the greatest advantages of saddle hunting is the mobility it provides. Before making the switch, I often found myself sitting in a -
Micro Funnels: The Small Travel Corridors Most Hunters Walk PastBy Ryan Fair I’ve walked past a lot of good deer spots in my life. At the time, I didn’t know they were good spots. They were just little ditches, beat-down fence crossings, narrow strips of brush or places where the timber pinched down for 30 yards before opening back up. Nothing about them looked impressive enough to stop and hang a stand. Then you hunt long enough and start paying attention to where mature -
The PAUL Method of Route MappingThe PAUL method was first published in 1991 by former Green Beret, Don Paul. Very simply, it is a compass-based, self-reliant land navigation system, that doesn’t rely on GPS or topographical maps in the same way that other route-finding methods like orienteering do. -
Perfecting Your Tree StandWhen it comes to hunting whitetails, much has been composed about stand placement, playing the wind and thermal and other major points; however, oftentimes it can be tiny details that mean the difference between “antlers on the ground” and a “white, hairy flag waving goodbye.”



