Here are a few highlights from the Summer 2009 issue:
Find a deer hunter with several seasons under his belt and you'll find someone with vivid memories of the ones that got away. Rev. Zeke Pipher has their stories.
If you have ever considered owning a hunting property, Les Davenport shows how the current economic downturn has provided a window of opportunity.
Charles J. Alsheimer offers 12 questions to ask before you buy land or embark on a new management program.
Human odors come from a variety of sources, but most can be substantially reduced with a dedicated routine and the use of appropriate products. Use these tips from Dr. Phillip Bishop.
Dr. Tim Lewis revisits bow-hunting's biggest myth — and crushes it once and for all.
The most accurate hunters tune their bow AND their arrows, according to Patrick Meitin.
Height affects arrow trajectories so much that it accounts for the majority of archery misses. Norman E. Johnson elucidates.
Want to kill more mature bucks? Steve Bartylla spends more time on the sidelines planning your next move!
John J. Ozoga gives a closer look at the role skin glands play in whitetail communication.
Whitetail managers from across the country discuss deer hunting and management. Bob Zaiglin facilitates the discussion.
Most of who we are as deer hunters can be owed to our mentors and companions, writes Scott Bestul.
Editor Dan Schmidt introduces 10 Reezens to Win Sweepstakes.