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A Salute To Our Soldiers

This past September I had the opportunity to sponsor fellow Vietnam veteran John Devine at the first annual Billy Ray Parnell Purple Heart Hunt at Legends Ranch in Bitely, Michigan, to hunt white-tailed deer.

Lucky Luke

The lifestyle of NAH Associate Editor Luke Hartle is the envy of many hunting lovers.

My Last-Light Buck

As the look on his face exemplifies, the author was more than happy with the harvest of his first whitetail.

Late-Season Curve Balls

What if an intense high-pressure system sweeps in along with tropical winds and sunscreen days during your late-season deer hunt?

Down To The Wire

Late-season whitetail hunting is all about playing the weather. If you can hold out long enough, the weather will change and so will your success.

Chasing The Rut

If the whitetail rut is your favorite time to hunt, why not find a way to experience it more than once a year?

Getting To Know Dave Maas

Dave Maas is managing editor of North American Hunter magazine and a co-host of "NAH-TV." He's also one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. And now you can... online at least. See his bio and get to know 'em.

You Call The Shots: November 2008

NAHC staff has had to make some quick decisions in the field. Check out this You Call The Shots from North American Hunter November 2008, and let us know how you would've reacted to the situations.

Mid-Morning Monarch

I spotted the first deer of the morning around 8:30 a.m. I could tell it was a buck, but the thick cover made it difficult to judge his size. I grabbed the grunt call again and eventually brought the buck within 10 yards of my treestand.

Kids Hunting For A Cure

Kids Hunting for a Cure is an amazing nonprofit organization that brings adults and children together in God’s great outdoors to raise money for cancer research. Everyone involved in the program has either been affected by or knows someone that’s been affected by cancer.

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5 Steps To A Killer Deer Stand

Just hanging an elevated platform, even on prime whitetail ground, doesn't guarantee success. The best treestand sites are carefully planned, prepared and maintained.

A Buck In The 'Burbs

I first saw him in early June 2006, in Leavenworth, Kansas. The large-bodied buck already had a substantial growth of velvety antler visible, even from 1⁄4-mile away.

A Look at Leasing

After facing some hard realities about our hunting areas, and critically examining our personal goals, we decided to give leasing a try. Here’s why.

A Salute To Our Soldiers

Alberta’s Bow-Zone Brutes

Bone-chilling temperatures, long days on-stand and battling the mental blues are just a few of the challenges that await you while bowhunting Alberta’s big bucks.

Backyard Bucks

Some of the biggest whitetails in North America live on the outskirts of housing developments and soccer fields. Isn’t it time you pay these neighbors a visit?

Bargain Basement Bucks

Many deer hunters dream of pursuing Texas whitetails but think they can’t afford it. Here’s how to make that dream come true without breaking the bank.

Blind Luck

Are you stuck in a treestand? If so, it's time to purchase a portable ground blind and ambush whitetails where they least expect it. Read about it here.

Bre'Anna's Story

Bre'Anna Carey is a special young girl from Springfield, Illinois, who was diagnosed with an adenoma (tumor) on her pituitary gland. Despite suffering multiple side effects from the medication needed to treat her disease, she continues to pursue her love of hunting. Come along with this special little girl on a very special white-tailed deer hunt.