Predators & Whitetail Fawn Recruitment As many of you know, whitetail hunting is my passion; and predator hunting is a close second. The topic of this post is Fawn Recruitment: simply put...
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Endless Anticipation By Thomas Allen The transition has finally taken place. The soy beans have changed from lush green to a bright gold, and then faded to an amber brown. From the inside...
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Long Range Glassing to Kill Trophy Bucks by Patrick Simpson In the hunting world we live in there are so many steps that you have to take to consistently tag mature whitetails. I’m not going...
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Defensive Driving Tips to Avoid Hitting a Deer 1. Be especially attentive from sunset to midnight and during the hours shortly before and after sunrise. These are the highest risk times for...
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Puttin’ the Fake on Big Iowa Bucks By Thomas Allen It’s been said before, and I’ll say it again, with the advancements in today’s technology, it can become increasingly difficult to keep up. ...

Manipulation at it’s Finest By Thomas Allen It’s true that a strategically placed deer stand will kill deer, but more often than not, the whitetails get the upper hand. No humble bow hunter...

The buck known simply as G3, named after his split G3, stepped onto the food plot and into the spotlight on a hazy July dawn - into a story that would dominate my life for the rest of the year. ...

2006 High Country Muley Hunt Semi-Live update taken from the pages of our PMA conference. If you enjoy the story of our hunt please consider becoming a PMA Member so you can track our 2007 hunt. ...

When my dad asked me if I wanted to go hunting, I was hesitant at first. I was tired from school, I had homework, and so on. But I didn’t get many chances to go out during archery season because of...

It was a cool November morning, with temperatures in the low 20s, when two friends and I took off to south-central Iowa to some hunting ground my wife and I recently bought. This ground is 31 acres...