Discover proven problem-solving tactics for tracking rabbits, squirrels, and upland birds — plus the common errors that keep beginners from success.
Last Tuesday I watched a cottontail evaporate at forty yards. My thermal scope showed a heat blob, then nothing. My partner, using an old PVS-14 with ...
You set up your trail cam after dark, baited a scrape with apple slices and a squirt of fish oil. Next morning: zero rabbit pics, but twelve coyote sh...
Rabbit tracking after dark is its own kind of quiet. The dogs task the scent, you follow by ear and footfall—and then you require a light. Not just an...
The overlook was supposed to be a quiet perch. You cleared the brush, set up a basic blind, maybe added a log seat. But now, on Saturday mornings, you...
You walked that creek edge every Saturday in September. Bagged three. October came—nothing. November? A solo cottontail that spooked before you raised...
You walk into a big-box sporting goods store, or scroll through an online retailer, and the numbers scream at you: 1,200 fps! 1,500 fps! Magnum power!...