In an excerpt from his book Whitetail Wisdom, D&DH Editor Dan Schmidt explains the five things you must do when blood trailing.

In part two of his series, Al Cambronne looks at knife features that work and those that don't.

Al Cambronne, co-author of Gut It. Cut It. Cook It.: The Deer Hunter’s Guide to Processing and Preparing Venison shows how smaller knives are more effective when it comes to deer hunting.

In the December 2009 issue of Deer & Deer Hunting magazine, Field Editor Les Davenport reveals his top five picks for trophy whitetail destinations in the United States. Davenport is an accomplished buck hunter and former trophy hunting guide. What follows are his recommendations for outfitters in these regions.

Steve Bartylla offers six simple steps to using a treestand more effectively.

Interact with the country's top deer hunting experts with Deer & Deer Hunting's webinar series. Pick the brains of Charlie Alsheimer, Dan Schmidt, Matt Harper and Brad Rucks in an engaging online format.

The final consideration is how to shape and size a plot. When given the flexibility, the author recommends a combination of larger holding plots and smaller hunting plots.

The best binoculars won't improve your success rate if you don't follow the nine rules.

The primer has more to do with muzzleloading accuracy than you might have guessed.

Editor Daniel E. Schmidt reviews the new Model 870 Super Slug from Remington through the scope of a recent hunt in Alabama.