Sometimes, You Just Gotta Hunt!
By Stephen Reed This weekend I was supposed to move stands and set up ground blinds on my property in Southern Missouri. I made plans to meet a buddy who…
My First German Rehbock
By Barry Parsons I could not be happier with my first Rehbock (Roe Deer buck) harvested in Germany. The bock was 3 to 4 years old weighing 17.5 kilos with a…
North American Elk (Cervus canadensis)
Elk (also known as Wapiti) are one of the largest deer species in the world and native to North America and Eastern Asia (This article covers the North American Elk only). Six…
Taking the Kids Hunting
By Henry Browning At about 1830 on 3 July 2011, my daughter (Lorelai) and I left home, heading to the closest patch of forest that might reveal a few interesting…
Bushnell Backtrack D-GPS
By Greg Traynor Make: Bushnell Global Positioning System (GPS) Model: D TOUR, 360310 Green Figure 1 “Photo” Bushnell Backtrack D Tour Model 360310 Green Transport and packing: The box arrived on time and…
The Hunt I Want
By John Clark As hunters we all measure success in different ways. There is a fairly broad, almost universal “process” that hunters go through. In the beginning any deer will…
Mule Deer (Odocoileous hemionus)
The Mule Deer is a very distinctive animal, with a pair of large ears, forked antlers and a large body mass. It is one the biggest deer species in North…
Pronghorn Antelope (Antilocapra americana)
The dessert goat of the American western plains. Though not scientifically an antelope, nor does it look like a goat, its physical characteristic of being an antelope gave its name…
Sika Deer (Cervus nippon)
Sika deer are native to Eastern Asia. They were once a sacred animal in Japan. They were introduced in the 1900s to other areas of the world, including the United…
Cape Buffalo (Syncerus Caffer)
The African Cape Buffalo is one of the biggest of the Big 5 dangerous animals in Africa along with the Elephant, Lion, Leopard and Rhinoceros. The Cape Buffalo is known…
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