How To

Pheasant or "Ditch Chicken?" Whatever you call it, pheasants are beautiful birds, and hunting them is an exciting challenge.

You've got a deer in your sights, but where do you aim? Depending on the weapon you use for hunting, there may be some slight differences in where you will want to aim to achieve a quick and humane kill.

When thinking about deer hunting, most hunters are not thinking about tagging out on a big ol' nanny doe. Instead, they are dreaming of that rare majestic 200" buck we all dream about.

Arrows may only fly as well as they are straight, but they definitely are only as deadly as the business end is sharp.

If you have ever spent time out in the deer woods, you have almost undoubtedly heard a doe, fawn, or both make noises and communicate. Deer communicate constantly and use a variety of different sounds and signals to do so.

What does your day look like when it's time to hit the field? Whether you've already been out on a deer hunting adventure this season or you're planning your first outing later this season, we all look forward to a day in the field to hunt deer.

It's that time of year again; you're out in the woods sitting in your favorite treestand, and you see a buck that is too far away — so you bust out some sort of call and start trying to lure him in closer. Instead, he hightails it out of there, never to be seen again.

Trail cams are more than just a pre-season tool. When leveraged correctly during the mid-season, they can provide invaluable insights into the critical rut and post-rut stages. 

You've got a hunting area mapped out in your hunting app. How do you share it with your hunting buddies?

Have you used one? There's a lesser-known bow — the sling bow — a hunting tool that combines elements of a slingshot and a traditional bow.

Part of being a responsible and ethical hunter is understanding that once you take the shot, there's no going back. This makes correctly identifying your target game species before the shot even more crucial.

When it comes to deer hunting, Georgia delivers both quality and quantity. With a super generous bag limit and bigger deer than the neighboring southern states, it's easy to see why so many consider Georgia a deer hunter's paradise.