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Tips and guides to make you a better hunter.
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Considering a wild hog hunt? First get to know the species: We explain why they’re here and explore the havoc they cause. Then, we offer tips for hunting feral pigs.
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If you’re planning deer food plot projects, read up on food plot design, soil prep, and regional tips on what and when to plant.
Dive into identifying and hunting thermal hubs with Aaron Warbritton of The Hunting Public.
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Understand how to use topography, water features, and obstacles to your advantage this spring.
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New to reading topo maps? Learn how to identify draws and listen in for dos and donts.
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Understanding exactly what to do after shooting a deer will help ensure your hunt ends with a successful recovery. Learn what to do immediately after the shot.
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Explore different types of hunting traps, the evolution of trapping techniques, and why trapping remains relevant today.
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Learn the gutless method for quartering an elk. Our guide covers tools, tips, and key meat cuts, including a video showing Remi Warren demonstrating the process.
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Considering leasing land for hunting? Understand how hunting leases work and the pros and cons of different types of hunting leases.
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Learn how to score a whitetail with Boone and Crockett. From measurements to gross vs. net calculations, we review the 5 steps involved in scoring a deer, with video clips.
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Knowing the right time to hunt depends on several factors. We’ve compiled a list of factors influencing deer movement to help you identify the best hunting times in the season.
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Considering hunting with a muzzleloader? Read what goes into this traditional form of hunting, from regulations to expert advice.
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If you ask me, there are two hunts on which mule deer get the most press. One is early-season high-country hunts that happen in the August/early September time frame. The other’s the late-season rut hunts that can range anywhere between November to January. Both are incredible in their own right…
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Understanding how thermals work is one of the most critical skills a hunter can master. Learn about thermal hubs and how prevailing winds, topography, microclimates, and dense vegetation affect thermal wind.
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Peak whitetail season is nigh. To improve your odds of success, it’s critical to study optimal shot placement from every angle. Bonus: Free placement chart.
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Most hunters have a good grasp of what deer sign to look for, but not everyone understands how to put all that intel to use. Get tips on incorporating deer sign insights into your whitetail strategy.
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Scouting oak tree acorns can help you locate more whitetails. Learn about white oaks vs red oaks, when acorns matter most, and how to use the Hunt App to hunt over acorns.
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Discover the keys to success for beginner bowhunters with expert advice from Josh Kirchner. Learn how to master your gear, make strategic plays in the field, and analyze your outcomes to improve your bowhunting skills.
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CWD. Most of us know those three letters are short for chronic wasting disease, a neurodegenerative disease resulting in irregular behavior, loss of body condition, and eventual death. And while it’s easy to get caught up in a doomsday scenarios, it’s not all bad news.
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Get pointers on choosing the best camping spots during archery elk. Maximize success by avoiding game disruption, staying near water, and adapting to the terrain.
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New hunters will have to choose between guns and bowhunting as a starting point. If you don’t know which you prefer, we cover the pros, cons, and costs of each.
Access & Stewardship
With the onX Hunt App, you can access the information you need to approach a landowner and ask permission to hunt their land.
Hunting Stories
onX is trusted by over 5,000 game wardens. Have you ever wondered what game wardens do? We profile five men and women from four different states to better understand a day in the life of a game warden.