Hunting

 As anyone who has bow hunted before knows, bow hunting can be very difficult.  Just finding a deer can be a real challenge let alone hitting it.  You need to be able to control your scent as well as your nerves, recognize your skills and improve them, and have persistence.

 Talk about hunting a big lizard; a Florida dentist with the help of three buddies kill this 1,000 pound alligator. I just wonder how it will taste on the BBQ.

 Never a better time to review safety issues than before we head out to the field for the first time.  Even seasoned veterans need to take a few moments and get a little refresher on tree stand safety.  We are never to old to learn something we might have forgotten.

Predator hunting differs much from its cousin varmint hunting and so does the type of rifle needed.  Although any accurate rifle in the appropriate caliber will work; a true predator rifle is a fairly specialized rifle.  A predator rifle needs to be light enough to carry through the hills, accurate enough to hit a coyote at 350+ yards, and compact enough to be maneuverable in the brush.

Baiting for deer is gaining favor for many hunters across this country. But can it increase your chance for a successful hunt? Research shows that when bait is available the deer are more likely to visit the bait at night; when you are not around.