Choosing the right cocking mechanism is just as important as choosing the right hunting crossbow. There are three main styles of cocking mechanisms available for crossbows today: the standalone rope cocker; the stock-integrated rope cocker; and the stock-integrated crank cocker. Each type of cocker carries certain advantages over the other styles, and, knowing more about each of these different types will help you to make the ... Xem chi tiết
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How Hunting Apps Make You a Better Public-Land Deer Hunter
In the olden days, we relied on physical maps to do everything. There were no maps to help scout hunting lands, private or public. We lived on ink and paper. No longer. While printed maps of hunting properties are still cool, and certainly still viable, these are simply no replacement for apps. Modern hunting apps are very powerful and packed with an array of features. The first step in being a proficient user of hunting apps ... Xem chi tiết
Today We Honor the Patron Saint of Hunters | Deer & Deer Hunting
Regardless of your faith, if you’re hunting today, Nov. 3, it’s most appropriate to give thanks to a man who was born 1,366 years ago. It is for he who we celebrate a Feast Day and, in some parts of Europe, often marks the unofficial start of hunting season. His name was Hubertus of Aquitaine, the son of a Duke. His biography is legendary, ending with him becoming one of the now 10,000 saints recognized by the Catholic Church. ... Xem chi tiết
Deer Glands for Dummies
D+DH In-Depth is our premium, comprehensive corner on America’s No. 1 game animal. In this graduate-level course, we’ll teach you about deer biology, behavior, and ultimately, how to become a better hunter. Want to be the first to get our premium content? Become a D+DH Insider for FREE! How many scent glands does a white-tailed deer have and what are their functions? The answers might surprise you. By Darren Warner To deer ... Xem chi tiết
Brisket Shooting: Deer Hunting's Worst Shot Angle
A scientific look at the shot angle that leaves hunters with almost no room for error. By Dr. Phillip Bishop I recall clearly that big buck. It was a long time ago, and I carried a recurve bow in those days. I was hunting one of my all-time favorite patches of Maryland woods surrounded by cultivated fields. I was easing along a small trail through thick woods, loving every minute, not just hunting but also scouting for the ... Xem chi tiết