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While a buck uses his nose to detect danger for the majority of the year, during the rut he’s using it to locate estrous does for breeding. Turn a buck’s nose against him by using a scent drag.

Not all scrapes are the same. Learning to decipher which ones are the best can put you within bow range of a mature buck.

Whether for trail camera images or to place a buck right in your shooting lane, a mock scrape is an effective tool for hunters. Here’s how to make one that works.

Employ a full arsenal of scents for success in every phase of the season.

Hunting season is almost here and there are just a few mop-up chores left to ensure you enter and exit your stands without alerting deer to your presence.

When placed in the right location, mock scrapes can be an effective game camera aid and hunting tool.

Are you planning or going on a DIY hunt this fall? Now is the time to prep and have everything ready to go. Professional Hunter Chris Parrish shares his top 11 tips for the DIY hunter.

Using GPS radio collars, wildlife biologists have been able to track buck movement during hunting season to see how hunting pressure affects these animals.

D/CODE is scientifically proven to kill more bacteria than other scent-elimination brands. Here’s some tips on how to use it best while hunting. 

If you’ve ever considered using deer scents, but didn’t know why or how, then check this out.

All those precautions you take regarding scent and deer hunting, like playing the wind, apply to hogs even more.

Step one in trying to manage and control feral hog populations is to understand their food preferences and habits, so you can understand where to find them and how to hunt them.