D&DH magazine developed under the direction of white-tailed deer hunters offering comprehensive and practical information about white-tailed deer and deer hunting techniques — the type of editorial no one else has been able to imitate. Inside This Issue:
Rev. Zeke B. Pipher shows how to balance those precious commodities of home life and time spent afield.
Joe Shead reports that deer hunters and nonhunters alike are becoming addicted to shed hunting.
Tom Carpenter offers great ideas to help transform your pile of sheds and racks into useful items for your home or camp.
Dr. Phillip Bishop enlists the help of a forensics expert to learn the real reasons why some whitetail antlers are dark and others are bone white.
Learn how to turn an ordinary shotgun into a lights-out slug shooter without breaking the bank with insights from Dave Henderson.
Our editors reveal the top new bow- and gun-hunting gear items they saw at this year's hunting trade shows.
The amazing story of two wild does that outsmarted hunters for more than a decade is recalled by Charles Alsheimer.
A variable wind might be the bow-hunter's worst nightmare. John Trout Jr. has five ways you can beat it.
New research indicates that motherhood is not only a daunting challenge for yearling does, writes John J. Ozoga, it can sometimes prove too much for them to handle.
Our test property produces results and offers lessons for private-land whitetail managers.
A game warden gets creative in an attempt to nab a New Hampshire poacher, reports Elizabeth Dinan. Dan Schmidt's "Editor's Stump" column looks at the history of the popular "Deer Browse" department.