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Eager coyotes have a conviction to race to calls, especially those that sound like an easy dinner. A jogging, trotting, running or racing coyote represents a challenging shot when compared to a shot o …

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Did you know that tarsal glands exist on bucks and does and are active year-round? Also, bucks are urinating down their back legs, called “rub urinating,” to create the musty odor most whitetail deer …

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Coyote hunting often means long hours in freezing temperatures. Staying warm can make all the difference between an enjoyable, successful hunt and an early trip back to the truck. When the cold bites …

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Having been a bowhunter longer than I care to admit, I have been around my share of deer trailing dogs. We do hear about how dogs have helped recover deer, though it’s usually from the hunter’s viewp …

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The post-rut season is the doldrums for many deer hunters. The bachelor groups of bucks from the early season have disbanded and the excitement of the rut is over. That doesn't mean it's time to put u …

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Ask any experienced hunter, and they’ll tell you that success often boils down to one key factor—deer stand placement. Finding the right spot isn’t as simple as picking a random tree and hoping for th …

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