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Entries for July 2022
Staying Power
By Bob Humphrey
Endurance is often the critical part of a successful deer hunt. Growing darkness marked the end of another long day. Glancing at my watch, I calculated the time. For the third consecutive day I’d endured 11 hours of bone-penetrating cold in northern Saskatchewan. Mornings began with temperatures well below zero, and on only one day did they s... READ MORE
Make The Shot
By Steve Flores
Make every shot count by following these simple steps. Bowhunting success is fickle. Once an arrow leaves the string, crazy stuff can happen. Many bowhunters never get to the point of even launching an arrow, however. Those who do often see their plans fall apart in that brief moment called the shot opportunity. Why is that? WHEN TO DRAW One of the... READ MORE
A Matter of Taste
By David Hart
Why does some venison taste better than other venison?
You grind it, smoke it, smother it with barbecue sauce and wrap it bacon. Or maybe you do all of those at the same time. No matter how you try to camouflage the flavor of deer meat, though, your wife, kids and pretty much everyone else you foist it upon refuses to eat it. You always seem to en... READ MORE
Build a Better Deer Trap
By Tracy Breen
Getting a perfectly broadside shot doesn’t have to be an accident. Some hunters always seem to get a buck. Even when conditions are tough, it’s a given you’ll return one afternoon or evening to find them sitting on the tailgate, calmly sipping a cup of coffee, while admiring the nice set of antlers on the deer in the truck bed. Th... READ MORE