Tag Archives: whitetail hunting

Trail Camera Placement: 7 Bowhunter Rules for Buck Photos

Trail camera placement: bowhunter mounting cam on tree

Trail camera placement rules that turn an empty SD card into a daylight buck inventory. 45-degree angle, height by terrain, summer scouting spots that work.

Scent Control Strategies: 8 Bowhunting Habits to Beat a Whitetail’s Nose

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A whitetail can sort 297 million scent receptors in a single sniff. Here are 8 scent control strategies bowhunters actually use to close the distance.

Deer Shot Placement: 7 Angles That Decide a Clean Kill

Bowhunter with compound bow in mountains demonstrating deer shot placement setup

Deer shot placement guide for bowhunters: broadside, quartering, and elk/turkey/hog vital zones — the angles that decide a clean kill.

Tree Stand vs Ground Blind: 7 Factors to Pick the Right Bowhunting Setup

tree stand hunter

Tree stand vs ground blind for bowhunting—compare elevation, concealment, shot angles, cost, and safety to choose the right ambush setup for your hunt.

Best Broadheads by Game: Matching Heads to Whitetail, Elk, Turkey & Hogs

Broad-head arrow. A closeup of a broad-head arrow used for or bow hunting. two of the three points are visible. black shaft,

A bowhunter’s guide to picking broadheads by game type — from whitetail deer and elk to turkey, hogs, and small game. Cut width, penetration, and head style for each species.

How to Shoot a Bow from a Treestand: 7 Form Fixes

How to shoot a bow from a treestand — bowhunter aiming compound bow at deer target

A bowhunter’s guide to shooting from a treestand — bend at the waist, fix anchor drift, and master steep-angle shots before opening day.

Fixed vs Mechanical Broadheads: The Honest 2026 Guide

Bowhunter at full draw with compound bow in treestand using fixed vs mechanical broadheads setup

Fixed vs mechanical broadheads: real flight, penetration, and tuning tradeoffs no manufacturer admits. Pick the right head for your bow and game.