You’ve heard time and time again that you should cover up your scent when you go hunting. But is it really necessary? While, in theory, you could still harvest a deer even after you just devoured an egg salad sandwich out in the open, covering your scent will help give you the best chances…

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  Proper shot placement is one of the first things you should familiarize yourself with as a new hunter, after safety. Aiming at the vital area of wild game is essential for a quick and ethical harvest. The shot placement differs between deer and turkeys, so it’s important to know the proper process for both.…

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  Most everyone, whether you’re a hunter or not, is familiar with hunting from a treestand or a blind. There’s a more unique style of hunting you might not have heard of: kayak hunting. Though it might be one of the lesser-known hunting tactics, it’s definitely real. It’s precisely what it sounds like, hunting from…

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  Private and public land are both great choices for your deer hunting season. They’ll both give you access to wild game and give you opportunities to fill your tags. Public land is regulated by the state, so there are some things you need to think about that you wouldn’t have to on private land.…

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  Every hunter should plan accordingly when they go out for an all-day hunt. It’s essential to bring emergency safety supplies, a first aid kit, flashlights, and a compass, as well as food and drinks to keep you properly hydrated and fueled. But what kind of snacks are appropriate for a treestand? There are a…

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