It’s great to see that so many hunters are having better seasons than I am, even if the sheer volume of giant bucks hitting the ground makes me feel like I must be doing something wrong. Once again ...

Dan Westhoven shot a 184 6/8 beauty on Oct. 14 in Highland County, Ohio, as measured by master scorer Ed Waite. Ed also scored Andrew Richards' 192 7/8 inch compound bow buck from Pickaway County, ...

Hunters can monitor the deer populations in northwest and northeast Indiana for chronic wasting disease (CWD) by voluntarily submitting harvested deer to the Department of Natural Resources for ...

Summer finally came to an end, and our favorite time of the year has arrived. It’s officially time to put your phone on DND (do not disturb) and climb into a treestand. It’s deer season! Even with all ...

The images of hurricane devastation are heartbreaking, and our thoughts and prayers go out to all the people who lost so much in the recent storms. Helene left a path of devastation through Florida, ...

This massive Canadian deer was ultimately taken by Evan with a bow earlier this month—a feat many hunters only dream of achieving. Tune into our latest podcast for the full story on Evan's relentless ...

The Buckmasters scoring system is based on the method of evaluating white-tailed deer antlers developed by Russell Thornberry, who recognized that other scoring systems' symmetry-based formulas often ...

In this special preview of the May 2016 issue just sent to subscribers, Ron Spomer explains why lever-action rifles remain ideal for big-game hunting after a century and a half of use. Photo: It ...

For Additional Information: Call Buckmasters Customer Service at 1-800-240-3337 Buckmasters Expo: August 15-17, 2025 You can cancel Buckmasters subscriptions at any time. Any cancellations made will ...

Often misunderstood, the .22 Mag is a serious stopper of small game up to 20 pounds. I never told my hunting companions the caliber of the Henry lever-action rifle I was carrying. They just assumed it ...

There's a reason so many hunters look forward to the peak of the rut -- bucks get stupid and forget some of their safety habits in favor of chasing does. They are more likely to fall victim to ...