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Use these tactics to find the lightly pressured areas where bucks hide out.

Perhaps nothing sends a turkey hunter into a depression more than the sound of silence. When gobblers go tight-lipped, follow these tips to ensure your message is still heard.

This latest Member's Hunt comes from Peyton Spencer of Bradenton, Fla.

How Executive Editor Adam Heggenstaller turned a neglected Model 700 into a half-MOA groundhog gun—in about six hours.

Have the toms gone quiet on you? Here are 10 tactics worth trying.

Being a gardener for deer takes some farming skills, but what you need to learn isn’t that complicated.

Hunters shouldn’t try to compete with farmers. You are not trying to grow crops in perfect rows in a large field. You are looking to bring in a buck you want to shoot in daylight. This means creating one or more food plots that bucks feel comfortable feeding in or cruising into as they search for does during the rut, during daylight.

Field Editor Bill Winke shares the results of his fall 2015 patterning efforts.

So, apparently some of you felt left out in the first installment of this piece, and the powers that be have allowed me to extend the party, so as to include you in the festivities. Still, there’s no way to cover them all, and if your favorite didn’t make the list I suggest you pick a new favorite. Kidding, kidding…