Category Archives: hunting tip

By Doug Howlett Time’s running out and you still haven’t filled your tag? Not to worry. Follow these tips to make the most of the best deer hunting of the season 20 HUNT BEFORE A STORM The rut is over, … Continue reading →

Seven things to remember when you’ve got birds working your spread In my 20 or so years of chasing webbed feet, I’ve shot many a duck and have often enjoyed the company of duck callers far better than I. Here … Continue reading →

• With the proverbial bird’s-eye view of their surroundings, waterfowl can easily spot you if you’re not well hidden. To consistently bring them into gun range, you need to be invisible. Here are 10 tips for staying unseen. • Hide your face. … Continue reading →

Learn to read a muley’s tracks and position yourself for better shots A hunter sitting in a tree hoping a mule deer buck will walk by might have to change his permanent address to Squirrel Branch, USA. Waiting for a … Continue reading →

One of the most interesting things about being a hunter is that the learning process never stops. Each time you stalk a deer in the woods, sit in a duck blind or glass cutover timber for elk, you have the … Continue reading →