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Understanding how whitetails move through your hunting area during the rut is more important than patterning a particular buck or any other factor.

Attractive food sources will really improve the quality of your whitetail hunting; the better the food, the more they glue themselves to it.

To get the most out of the rut: Spend your time where the does concentrate, hunt from the outside in and save the high-risk high-reward stands for the last two days.

Hounds certainly help the cause of the rabbit hunter, but you don’t need a pack of beagles to score big on this abundant game.

Follow these tactics for your best chance at taking America’s most challenging game bird from field to table this spring.

The route you choose to and from your stand can make or break a season. Bill Winke has some advice for selecting the best possible routes.

Outfitters put us in treestands they’ve hung. They back us up on brown bears. They fly us in their planes. So you need to be sure you’re hiring a professional.

Tag along during a spot-and-stalk for a magnificent pronghorn in New Mexico.

Check out our American Hunter video insights in Whitetail Season with Bill Winke: Ditches