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Every Shot Placement: Where to Shoot a Deer

We've built out the ultimate guide for just that so you can not only see exactly where you need to aim, but also the path your bullet or arrow will take through the deer's vitals.

Deer, How-To, Video, Firearm

6 Shot Scenarios Every Bowhunter Should Know How to Handle

Brodie 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

Deer

Ways You're Blowing Your Cover in the Woods

We hear from a wildlife officer who has spent 30 years locating hunters in the woods that he suspected were in some violation. Here’s what mistakes made it easy for him to spot them.

Big Game, Deer, Small Game, Turkey, Waterfowl

Squirrel and Dumpling Recipe

Squirrel stew is a popular dish for preparing your squirrel bounty, but you’ll have a new go-to squirrel recipe once you try this one with squirrel and dumplings.

Small Game, Wild Game Recipes, Ingredient Wild, Mossy Oak Gamekeeper Butchery

Where to Set Up When Bowhunting in October

By 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

Deer, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers, Bow

From the Archives: The Break Out of Break-Up

Written by Bobby Cole, originally published in Mossy Oak Full Draw Bowhunting Magazine in 1996.

Big Game, Deer, Predator, Small Game, Turkey, Waterfowl

Harvesting Does Early - Quality Management

Doe harvest is one of the most vital aspects of managing your herd correctly and many managers believe this should be done as early as possible in the season.

Conservation, Deer, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers, Bow, Firearm

Whitetail Scouting Tips for October

Understanding how bucks move during this transitional period, interpreting fresh signs, and strategically using trail cameras can help hunters find the perfect spot.

Deer, Video

Shotgun Fitting Tips

When it comes to ‘shooting flying’ many wingshooters who struggle to hit birds consistently do so because of they are shooting a shotgun that simply doesn’t fit them properly.

Small Game, Waterfowl, How-To, Firearm

Micro Funnels: The Small Travel Corridors Most Hunters Walk Past

By 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

Deer, Land Management, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers, Mossy Oak Properties

In Reverent Memory of Col. Tom Kelly, Author of Tenth Legion

After 99 remarkable years, our dear friend Col. Tom Kelly has flown home to his final roost.

Conservation, Turkey, Bottomland Book Club, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers

Shotgun or Rifle for Early Season Squirrels

Depending on your hunting situation, hunters might choose a shotgun or they may choose a rimfire rifle for hunting squirrels. Here are the pros and cons of each.

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