In 1962, at the tender age of 12, I harvested my first Whitetail in the pine and hardwood forest of northeast Texas. Then, I thought my iron-sighted, lever-action 30-30 was all the rifle I would ever need for hunting deer. Looking back six decades, I’m now convinced I was pretty close to being right! The…

Rusty Scott, of Aiken, South Carolina, was all set for opening weekend of deer season. Stands hung and safety harness on, he ascended his stand just before first light. As he stepped into the lock-on stand, his life changed drastically. The cable supports for his stand broke before he could secure his safety harness to…

It’s mid-winter. Fall hunting seasons are in the rear-view mirror and most deer hunters are now either in shed hunting mode, chasing predators, or anticipating spring opportunities. In my world, there’s no better time to check, collect, service and consider adding to my inventory of trail cameras. For a long time, I ran cameras on…