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Wood Fever By : David Riewe There comes a time when a hunter might get carried away once he's in the midst of the hunt. Lacking any sense of self-control, the hunter might find himself in a situation that is more than he's bargained for. Any self and nature respecting hunter might lose his head in the thrill of excitement, but that's no excuse and may cause accidents that could injure himself, as well as others. White-Tail Or Muley? Know The Difference Between These Two Cousins By : David Riewe The cousins White-Tailed Deer, or otherwise known as the Virginia Deer, and the Muley, or Mule Deer, are two of the well known species the lives in the American plains. Though somewhat similar in physical attributes for those who aren't acquainted with the species, there are some minute differences that allow you to separate the two. During the hunting season, it is beneficial for the hunter to know the physical differences between the two cousins. Aside from separating the Muley and the White- Where to Hunt By : David Riewe In every State where whitetail deer and other animals flourish has set rules and regulations that need to be followed. So unless the hunter happens to be visiting that said State, be prepared to do some homework before going into the woods. Some of the more popular whitetail hunting States like Missouri, Colorado, Texas or even Arkansas have strict laws when it comes to hunting. Missouri, for example, has a $175 charge for non-residents when it comes to deer hunting of any type, and a lot of Where To Hunt: Know Where To Apply For A Hunting License By : David Riewe Before engaging in the satisfying art of deer hunting, every hunter must first purchase a license for their trade. This license will be specific as to the season as well as the location in which they are to hunt. But not all the time nature cooperates with these hardy pioneers. Go where the prey goes Finding the perfect location for deer hunting can be a very tedious process. Since the herd is always on the move depending on weather patters and food sources, determining their exact What You Need to Know about Taxidermy By : David Riewe Taxidermy, a Greek term that means arranging of the skin, describes the methods of reproducing life-like, three-dimensional representations of an animal intended for permanent display or for study. It can be done on almost all types of animals. In some cases, parts of the actual skin of an animal such as the fur, the feather, and the scales are preserved and mounted over an artificial framework. But in most cases, specimens are completely reproduced using man-made materials. Virtual Deer Hunting By : David Riewe There are times when a hunter's need to stay ahead of the game and practicing rifling or bow skills on a wooden animal may not be enough. Here are some arcade games for next generation consoles to keep those skills sharp and have fun in the process. And wearing a camouflage suit isn't required. Big Buck Hunter is one of the arcade titles that can be found in the nearest arcade or mall and developed by Play Mechanix, Inc. The player can choose up to four zones in North America, which th Top Five Simple yet Sumptuous Venison Recipes of All Time By : David Riewe Venison is basically a culinary name for meats coming from deer, whether farmed or hunted. Aside from deer, Venison is also the term used to describe meat of the families of wild pigs and hares, as well as some species of antelopes and goats like elk, fallow deer, red deer, moose, roe deer, pronghorn, caribou, brown hare, blue hare, arctic hare, ibex, and wild boar. Below are some examples of simple yet very delicious Venison recipes of all times. Tools of the Hunting Trade By : David Riewe There are a few things to be considered when a hunter takes his gear to the forest. As most know, it's all about just taking the essentials. Today's hunter has a combination of both traditional to high tech. Sometimes, maps aren't as when it comes to knowing a topographical part of any wooded terrain, or to see if there is a vantage point to hide while waiting for the buck to appear. Knives and axes are an integral part of a hunter once they managed to tag that buck. Mainly to help in the The Right Way To Venison to Obtain Excellent-Quality Meat By : David Riewe Venison isn't equal. At one point they can be consistently perfect for table fare. But with poor preparation and handling, eating venison could turn out to be a nightmare. A lot of people who refrain from eating venison have had very bad experiences with the improper way the meat was handled or prepared. Additionally, a lot of factors might affect the quality of the meat, such as the deer species, the deer age, the stress of the deer prior to harvest, field dressing, cold storage contamination, The End of the Hunt By : David Riewe Deer hunting will bring about some interesting senses that any hunter may have lost, which is tracking. Of course the native Indians have their own way when it comes to tracking animals, but in short it shouldn't be too complicated. A keen sense of observation is needed in order to track down that deer that has fought to escape until its very last breath. Blood trails are common, as well as knowing the shape of the hooves and the patters as the deer is already staggering or limping at some The Broadhead of the Game By : David Riewe If a hunter were to forget about classifying which bow and shaft to use, then it would only leave the broadhead, as it's the most important part when it comes to bow hunting. Today, there are dozens of manufacturers that have incorporated their own unique design and killing efficiency when it comes to broadheads for deer hunting, as well as every shot fired will result in a clean and ethical kill. The Big Difference By : David Riewe Toe-may-toe, toe-mah-tow: so for some average hunters they think that any buck that comes in sight of their crosshairs is a trophy. But age does makes a difference in knowing if the buck you tag is the biggest of them all. Depending on which State has a large population of prime bucks, sometimes it takes a good amount of luck to tag one. But given the instance that mature bucks are more aggressive by nature, have the drive to breed and to survive, there are some factors and hints that may earn Successful Deer Hunting: Tracking Down Your Prey By : David Riewe When hunting, there are two kinds of hunters: One, a hunter that waits; and two, the hunter that tracks. The difference of two is the complexity of their hunting techniques though both aim for the same thing; bagging their prized bucks. Tracking down your prey involves a more detailed approach in deer hunting. It involves knowing the specific differences between a buck and a doe, their patterns and behaviors. Unlike hunters who track their prey, hunters who prefer to wait for the buck on top of Stalking Up a Deer By : David Riewe Stalking is another technique that requires the hunter to be more patient, attentive and observant when it comes to disturbances and changes, especially those made by the deer. Although some States may prohibit stalking in large groups especially with numerous hounds, the thrill of the hunt is all about knowing where the target is. It's hard to fool a deer's sense of smell and hearing which is number one and two of their sharpest respectively. At this point, the hunter must take advantage of Smells like Something By : David Riewe There's not much difference when it comes to deer hunting compared to military war exercises, where both must have a keen sense of sight, perception, hearing, and smell. In armaments and ammunition, powder-less propellants are used nowadays, but there will always be a presence of cordite smells that may alert the guard dogs, or in this case deer thus scampering away. Smells like something indeed. When preparing for a deer hunt, there are a few things that a hunter needs to prepare before Setting Up Camp: Do's And Don'ts On Camping During Hunting By : David Riewe It is normal for the hunter to set up a camping site during the hunting season. The camp site is a place where you can relax, enjoy nature, and get a full nights rest before going out hunting again in the morning. Considering this will be your base of operation during the hunting season, you have to make sure that you have everything that you need all ready in your campsite for easy access. Making a list and checking it twice The first step in planning for a campsite is to make a checkl Seasons of the Hunt By : David Riewe There are a few times that a hunter will have to choose when it's time to get himself in the chase. Well, the gaming commission will announce when deer season will be open, but it takes nature to bring about the stir of things. Most hunters anticipate the coming deer hunting season, especially those living in the Northwest where it goes into December. At this time, beginning in late September in the Northern part, hunters anticipate the Rut, or the deer mating season. This is part of nature Scents, Tracking and Calls – Techniques For A Successful Deer Hunt By : David Riewe Utilizing various techniques in the fine art of deer hunting could boost your success. Knowing your equipment, being aware of weather patterns, and knowing the habits of your prey can also help. Tracking One of the advanced skills for seasoned hunters is tracking. Since the herd is always on the move, the hunter has to utilize various techniques to catch his prey. Knowing the prey will help for successful tracking. Preparing Yourself for Another Deer Hunting Activity By : David Riewe Deer hunting is one sport or activity of pursuing deer. This classic outdoor sport that was introduced as early as 7,000 BC has been loved by outdoor enthusiasts all over the world. Deer hunting isn't just a simple sport. It entails a lot of patience and hard work to have a successful deer hunting activity. Practice, practice, and more practice is required before you go out deer hunting during hunting season. It is important then that you know the basics of deer hunting. Passing on the Skills By : David Riewe Deer hunting may be considered a sport for some, like bass fishing, but for others, this is a perfect opportunity to bond with someone, especially if it's a youngster who is interested in deer hunting. Of course, youth hunts are always organized depending on each State, but a family's own prerogative, especially with a trained hunter/dad available, can teach their son or daughter when it comes to deer hunting. Consider it as passing the skill to a new generation, and a perfect way to bond as One-Line shooting By : David Riewe Deer, like any other animal, can somehow sense danger like Spider-man and his spider sense. Though the situation is nothing like the comics, sometimes it's good to know a deer's habitual pattern when it comes to hunting. One tactic that seemed to be a favorite is where to find a funnel. Think of it like a path where most deer like to go from point A to point B, a funnel is usually invisible to the eye, but not so isolated that there are no visible tracks or rubbings on trees can be found. One Bullet, One Kill. By : David Riewe There are a couple States where a certain caliber, hunting rifle or shotgun is allowed for that perfect one hit, one kill. But even if you did have the necessary equipment, it's also important for a hunter to maintain it so as not to lose the rifle's accuracy. The ethical way of hunting whitetail deer is not to go overboard in terms of caliber and grain. I mean, it would be too cruel to use armor-piercing rounds that may only go through the deer, but not have enough impact to knock it down. Now What? By : David Riewe Even with today's modern technology when it comes to designing the most effective broadhead arrows, bows and shafts available, there's nothing that would compare the prey's frenzied animal panic after feeling the arrow piercing through it. Of course any bow hunter would think they made a mistake at some point so they have to go after the buck, but there are some misconceptions and rules before approaching the 'dead' animal. Night Hunting Lights By : David Riewe Some hunters prefer hunting during the night, and there's nothing more thrilling than having the feel of being the hunter catching its prey on sight. Of course best advised not to watch the Blair Witch Project or they'll see those stick figures hanging around. So instead of scaring the hunters after mentioning that movie, there are a few night hunting lights on the market that are capable of showing the way to that unsuspecting deer. Muzzleloaders, the other Gun By : David Riewe With modern rifles that keep coming out on a yearly basis, the concept of muzzleloaders has been a dormant subject of interest for most hunters, but given to the initial design of flintlock rifles in the past, they can be very unpredictable if not handled properly. Nowadays, the number of muzzleloader gun users has been increasing, somewhat in a way the old west and their six shooter as they had to make every shot count. Of course the pressure is always there, trying to get ahead of those who Learning How to Properly Field Dress your Deer By : David Riewe Since deer-hunting takes much of your time, it is very fulfilling on your part once you've successfully shot a deer. It is important then that you know how to properly field dress your deer so that you can keep them and use them according to your needs. Once you have shot your deer, try approaching it from the rear, making sure that it's dead. Attach your tag to the carcass once it is validated. The following field dressing procedure has been tried and tested by experienced deer hunters Invisible Hunter By : David Riewe When choosing the proper attire, it's nothing like foxhunting in that fashion along with the coat tails and all that bright-colored junk. Today's deer hunter may go as far as looking almost invisible to the deer's eyes. Back in the day, hunters would rely on thick bushes or hide behind trees with a good clearing to tag the buck. It can be an arduous task to begin with as it involves having to survey the surroundings before finding the right spot, only to realize that the hunter has left his Hunting Wisdom of the Ages By : David Riewe As a hunter begins to learn the basics of hunting big game, there are times when common misconceptions have become somewhat half-truth for the greenhorns. Of course there's a truth in those as well, but learning from the elders is a better alternative than hearing a thousand accounts. Buck-hunting strategies come and go depending on the trend. And just because it's trendy doesn't mean it will work for any hunter. In a way when meeting women somewhere outside, a sense of panache is needed and if Hunting Strategies and Myths By : David Riewe While experienced hunters will offer lots of information and know-how for those who wish to start deer hunting, there are varied and a million of them. It's hard to tell whether the tactic is classified as proven, but given time and patience the beginner hunter will learn the necessary skills as well as a few tricks of their own. To start of, deer can be cautions creatures, and there's nothing more frightening for them than the smell of humans. Though it may sound like deer are a different Hunting Gear 101 By : David Riewe For every beginning hunter, there are probably a hundred things that are needed when it comes to hunting for the first time. Though it may also include a cell phone or other non-essentials like a mp3 player, it would be good to have a few things needed before going with the hunting group. A first aid kit is a must for small and accidental injuries. Of course it's unavoidable to scrape your arm on rough bark or falling off the tree stand, at least there's an available remedy in that box. Always Go Hunting In The Legal Way – Get A License By : David Riewe For a successful hunt, it is best to purchase a hunting license from a government office before proceeding with this venture. Since poaching is punishable by law in the US, the government is keen on maintaining order and detaining those who break it. Before going on a hunt, a hunter must be well versed of the law regarding hunting; this includes the use of stamps, bag limits, types of license issued, etc. Since there are different licenses for different species, season or weapon used, knowing Footprints Tell Stories By : David Riewe It's more than just tracking down the deer whenever the hunter finds a set of prints on the ground, and though the answer is pretty much an open debate for most experienced hunters, it could tell a thing or two about the targeted buck. For some, footprints bring about the awareness of the animal being nearby, or trailing them in the right direction. Of course this is merely factual information that footprints are like arrows pointing the way. Deer are habitual creatures that have similar needs Field Dressing a Deer By : David Riewe Once a hunter has managed to shoot and tag his prize, he can either send his trophy to the nearest taxidermist or just clean the deer on the spot. Not for the faint of heart or stomach, though, but it's something different than cutting up frozen meat for the freezer. Unless the hunter's vocation is a butcher, then there's no problem. Field dressing a whitetail deer may not sound like a pleasant process for those with weak stomachs or have a form of hemophobia, a fear of blood, but if the Dress to Kill By : David Riewe Hunting during the earlier days was all about trying to be as comfortable and protected from the elements as possible. Of course seasonal wear varies on a yearly basis and it won't be long before it forms its own fashion statement rather than just for practical purposes. Today's advancement when it comes to synthetic fabrics and scent-insulating wear can take the hunter's success rate to a new high. It may not be as cheap, but instead of wearing that old jacket that smells like the hunter is a Doing It The Old-Fashioned Way – Bow Hunting By : David Riewe Using a bow when deer hunting has long been practiced by our early ancestors since the beginning of time; lacking the technology that graces us today, our ancestors had to utilize skill, terrain and luck to bring down their prey. Today, hunting enthusiast have revived the ancient practice of bow hunting as opposed to rifles and shotguns. Though it might take a while to get used to it, this is definitely challenging and fun. Deer, the Other meat By : David Riewe So the hunter managed to down a deer, performed some field dressing and loaded it in the back of the truck straight to his home, now what? Remembering a joke from Larry the Cable Guy, I guess it can be marinated for 6 months, tough as hell them deer jerky. But there are numerous deer recipes to choose from, and it's not only just roasting it over a pit, but the process takes several hours since deer meat is indeed tough. So what does the hunter/chef do? Deer Hunting the Old Way By : David Riewe Today rifles and shotguns are the more prominent way when it comes to hunting deer and other animals, consider the earlier settlers, where instead of a blunderbuss, the best way was using a bow. Bow hunting is another way when it comes to hunting deer. Meant for the dexterous, bow hunting is a more delicate science and not just a sport, where the hunter must determine what sort of bow would be comfortable to use. This is nothing like Robin Hood and his longbows, I mean those were the only bows Deer Hunting on Higher Ground By : David Riewe Traditional deer hunting usually involves having to wait out the buck at ground level, well-hidden and making as little noise as possible. OF course there is a thing called elevated positions where hunters can sit atop a tree or on a hill. This provides a more vantage view of the whole area and a better chance of targeting that trophy buck. Today, tree stands have been a common tool for most deer hunters and provide a better edge when it comes to hunting. Deer Hunting Gun Safety By : David Riewe If hunters were like Elmer Fudd, then gun safety would be something to laugh about. The reality of hunting with rifles is that, a rifle is a weapon that can kill any living being, especially people. Though our fascination with guns has been around since as long as the States have been discovered, not a lot of people know the safety rules and precautions when it comes to rifle handling. Best to leave it with the National Rifle Association to learn proper rifle handling and it will definitely Deer on Your Sights By : David Riewe For any sportsman who comes to appreciate the fine sport of deer hunting, sometimes it's important to know and keep in mind that you're taking the life of an animal. To any deer hunter, amateur or professional, a split second decision to pull the trigger or shooting the arrow can either be a clean kill, or injuring and maiming the deer with little or no hope in recovering it. Indecisiveness will only make any hunter feel guilty in the end once you have that deer in sight and the shot takes place Crossbows, the modern ancient gun By : David Riewe Crossbows were once considered the bane of royalty on the battlefield because it was easy to use even with peasants. Today, it's more of a hunting tool that has gone through several modifications and designs to bring the best hunting weapon to the market. Crossbow hunting is pretty much a heated debate among several hunters and the state that may or may not allow their usage. It's not that crossbows are unfair in terms of usage, but there are not a lot of people that don't have the physical Controlling trigger happy hunting By : David Riewe Deer hunting is a recreational pastime that has been around for over a century. It's more of a thrill factor in the same way someone might get from riding a roller coaster, bungee jumping, or sex... among others. The modern age is where practicing a sense of self-control and common sense are the most important factors. The thrill of the hunt brings about a mixture of different emotions from excitement, anxiety, to a bloated ego that may lead to certain mishaps. One thing to remember is that Commando Hunting By : David Riewe Clear weather, warm temperatures and hours without having to suffer from mosquitoes. Though weather may affect a hunter's mood when it comes to hunting, there are times that rainfall or snowy weather may be used as an advantage in off-season hunting. Taking a look at a deer's anatomy, there are four types that can be fooled, and the last out of sheer luck. A deer's vision can be defeated fairly easily, given the proper attire to naturally blend in with the environment, even in snowy conditions. Building A Stand, Your Personal Deer Hunting Spot In The Wild By : David Riewe A deer stand is definitely a novelty when going deer hunting. Not only does it increase your viewing range, it will also eliminate your presence from any wary buck that comes across your location. Making a stand for deer hunting is easy, and most of the materials you need can be bought at any local hardware shop. Advantages of having a deer stand Basically a deer stand is all advantage to a deer hunter. Since the deer's nose is quite sensitive to scent, a deer stand eliminates your Bringing Down The Buck: Weapons Used In Deer Hunting By : David Riewe When going deer hunting, it's best to be equipped with a weapon that suits your taste. Considering that the weapon is an extension of your arm, you have to make sure that the weapon you are carrying is the most comfortable for you. Choosing a weapon because someone told you to won't necessarily lead you down the road of success. In deer hunting, there is no such thing as a perfect weapon. Each has its own specific strength and weaknesses, and the hunter who knows these will definitely bring Bow of the Ages By : David Riewe Any deer hunter who wants to start using bows needs a few things that even a rifle user should need: dexterity. But instead on relying on ammunition, the only thing you need to rely on is your strength and keen sense of wind direction. Bow hunting has been around since the Bronze Age where some of the earlier arrows were made of, well, bronze and other heavy shafts. Of course it's different now thanks to modern compositions such as aluminum and carbon, but there's nothing like the feel of cedar Better than a Pea Shooter By : David Riewe With millions of hunters across the country, any first time hunter can get millions of mixed reviews when it comes to starting hunting. Of course a cluttered email inbox isn't a pleasure to begin with and it's useless to point out the obvious as to what sort of gun you can use. Basically speaking, any center fire rifle is considered a deer gun with the proper caliber and grain. Basic Clothing For Deer Hunters By : David Riewe Before going off into the great outdoors for a bout of deer hunting, you should carefully consider your gear. Whatever you've packed in your bag could prove essential to your survival, and success, of your deer hunting escapade. Pack the right clothes The clothes that you should bring along with you should serve 3 purposes: 1) comfort, 2) camouflage, 3) protection. These factors will guarantee a successful dear hunt, as well as your survival in the wild. A Phony Deer By : David Riewe Just like duck hunters who use lifelike decoys to lure ducks to a secluded pond, deer can also be attracted in that fashion. Be it the visual type or by taking advantage of the deer's sense of smell, there are a few tricks to lure the deer that will soon be mounted on the hunter's wall. Decoying can be a dangerous tactic if you don't follow some safety precautions. Even if deer scamper away by the scent of humans, an aggressive buck is something to look forward to, especially if it starts charg A Dummy Deer for Dummies By : David Riewe Decoying can be considered as a double-edge tactic and facing of an aggressive buck may very well be the last. But for experienced hunters, there are times that the realism factor can determine a successful hunt or a waste of time. In most cases, creating decoys can be categorized into three different aspects. Food plots can be used in order to lure at least a handful of deer to a specified area. It's nothing like rat poisoning, although the main concept is to allow a buck to remain while look

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