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Choosing a Reliable Deer Hunting Magazine
from:There are several publishers who offer a deer hunting magazine and even more that publish articles on deer hunting in traditional hunting and fishing, outdoors, and sports magazines. However, you may want to know a little more about a specific magazine before investing in a subscription that won’t be of any assistance to you in your deer hunting activity.
Deer and Deer Hunting
This is a pure deer hunting magazine, with only a few features now and again breaking away from the topic at hand. This magazine has many expert contributors, and you’ll find all sorts of useful information in it. For example, hunters are frequently sending in tips for publication and stories regarding personal experiences that may be helpful to other hunters. There are often feature articles on the habits and expectations of various deer species, and you can also find reviews on newly available equipment. This deer hunting magazine is one of the most complete magazines available by regular subscription to hunters across the country.
North American Whitetail
This deer hunting magazine is more specialized. While some of the tips and techniques provided for hunting whitetails can be utilized in the hunting of other species of deer, they are geared toward the whitetail, which is the most common type of deer in the southern states. In fact, most subscribers to this particular deer hunting magazine will be found in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, where whitetail deer hunting is extremely common. Every once in awhile, a fishing article or a special on another species of deer will arise within this magazine, but it is strictly for whitetail.
Field and Stream
While this is not a specific deer hunting magazine, this publication features many articles on deer hunting for various species, and it is packed full of information and advertisements for tools of the trade. You’ll find reviews on new equipment available for deer hunting, as well as a stray set of tips and techniques for deer hunting in almost every issue.
Buckmasters.com
For those who prefer to stay away from paper publications, this is an online deer hunting magazine that focuses solely on deer hunting and is packed solid with information on techniques, tools, locations, regulations, and forum-like contributions from readers across the country. In fact, this is one of the most complete sources for deer hunting information available. Aside from individual publications from state park and wildlife commissions, you will find no better deer hunting magazine than this for detailing the options available to hunters in regards to hunting laws and regulations.
North Dakota Deer Hunting News
North Dakota reduces deer hunting licenses by 40 percent
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - North Dakota's Game and Fish Department is making just 65,300 deer licenses available for the 2012 season, more than 40 percent less than last year and the fewest licenses in nearly a quarter century.
Read more...All ND nonresident any-deer bow licenses issued
BISMARCK - North Dakota's Game and Fish Department says all of the state's nonresident any-deer bow hunting licenses have been issued through a lottery drawing.
Read more...Leier: No two deer hunting seasons are alike
North Dakota's lower deer and pheasant populations in recent years have generated many discussions. In terms of recent history, the numbers are smaller, but compare the deer license allocation from the 1970s, or pheasant harvest numbers from the early 1980s, and hunters have a little more to consider.
Read more...ND nonresident any-deer bow licenses all issued
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota's Game and Fish Department says all of the state's nonresident any-deer bow hunting licenses have been issued through a lottery drawing.
Read more...ND deer hunting licenses to drop 40 percent
BISMARCK, N.D. - North Dakota's Game and Fish Department is making just 65,300 deer licenses available for the 2012 season, a drop of more than 40 percent from last year and the fewest licenses in nearly a quarter century.
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