General Hunting Tips (87)

Several wild hogs in a field.

4 Safety Tips to Apply When Hunting Hogs

Hunting hogs carries an inherent risk, so you want to be as safe as you can whenever possible. Wild hogs can be mean, strong, and angry — plus, hunting them usually requires getting close. While our hunter education courses help people learn how to stay safe when…

A hunter aims a Glock for hunting.

Can (or Should) You Use a Glock for Hunting?

Choosing the right firearm is step one in a successful and ethical hunt. The compact, reliable Glock is a favorite for some hunters, but does it work well? While many hunters traditionally rely on rifles, handguns like the Glock have gained popularity for certain types…

A hunter with a buck deer after a kill shot.

How to Be a Safe Hunter and Tag Your First Buck Deer

Hunting your first buck deer is an exhilarating milestone, especially for new hunters. Before you ever step into the woods, understanding safety and preparation is the key to ensuring a successful hunt. Last week, our club helped a 10-year-old girl in North Florida with her first successful…

A broadside deer in a field, where to shoot a deer concept.

Hunter Tip: Knowing Where to Shoot a Deer

Knowing where to shoot a deer is step one in practicing ethical hunting. A responsible hunter reduces the chance of wounding the animal to ensure a clean, quick kill. Shot placement plays a huge part — since it's the critical moment the rest of the…

Venison on a grill.

Venison vs Beef: Which Is Healthier?

Hunting is the best way to support conservation and source sustainable meat for your family. Compare venison to beef, and you'll see why it's a healthier option. Venison is increasingly popular with nutritionists because of its nutritional benefits, offering a sustainable alternative directly sourced from the great…

A firearm with a rifle scope.

Hunter Tip: How to Choose Rifle Scopes for Deer Hunting

Choosing the best rifle scope for the job makes or breaks your hunt. Picking the right scope will give you the best chance to make good shots in challenging conditions. When choosing a scope for a hunt, consider specs like magnification, lens quality, and durability.