Emily Kantner

Dry, damaged bowstrings can blow up in your face, causing significant injury, wrecking your rig, or—worst of all—spoiling your shot at the buck of a lifetime. Bowstrings that are past their prime can also reduce consistent accuracy and have a negative impact on overall performance. Over time, the...

If you’re thinking wolves, coyotes, or cougars, think again. The predator deer fear most walks on two legs. A study conducted in 2018 at the Jones Center at Ichauway in southwest Georgia found whitetails were significantly more spooked at the sound of “super predator” humans than any other predator...

You can invest in the latest ice fishing tech, drop thousands on a top-of-the-line shanty, and suit up in the warmest duds, but no piece of gear is as essential to success on the hard water as a good ice fishing rod. Jump to: The Ice Fishing Rods We Use What We Look for in a Good Ice Fish Rod We've...

Spend much time at deer camp, and you’ll probably hear a hunter blame wonky antlers, piebald coloration, and other genetic abnormalities on inbreeding. But the science says incestuous mating usually isn’t to blame, and inbreeding is a nearly insignificant concern for whitetail hunters. Astronomical...