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Anxiety and Hunting (Buck Fever) - by Joshua Argall - Uploaded on 19 Jan 09
     "How to Stay Calm While Taking Your Shot  -  Possibly the greatest factor in hitting your mark is the state of mind you’re in when you take the shot. Everyone’s heard of “buck fever. You’ve been sitting in your stand for a few hours and haven’t seen much. You hear twigs break and leaves rustle and crunch. "
Sounds of the Whitetail - by Joe Gennaro - Uploaded on 14 Jan 09
     "Calling Whitetail Deer has become very popular in recent years . But the biggest question to most hunters both new and old is when to use these calls and what do they mean . The Whitetail deer has a language to communicate to other Whitetail's all year long . "
Tree Stand Safety - by Mark Freeman - Uploaded on 14 May 07
     "One of the biggest advantages a deer hunter has is the ability to hunt from a tree stand. It allows the hunter to have a better view of the hunting area and clear lines of fire. hen used properly, modern tree stands are quite safe."
Late Season for Big Bucks - by Richard Johnson - Uploaded on 27 Mar 06
     "If its trophy type hunting you are looking for, try late season. After most hunters have given up and retired to the rocking chair, the woods return to normal, and the big bucks settle down.  A few factors start to weigh in on the side of the patient hunter."
Treestands: Types and Uses - by Richard Johnson - Uploaded on 05 Feb 06
     "I have found treestands to be the most effective way of hunting. A treestand keeps me hidden better by putting me out of the deer's natural line of sight. It is also great in areas where cover is thick and you can't see real far on the ground."
Successful Game Recovery - by Richard Johnson - Uploaded on 02 Feb 06
     "The crucial first seconds, one of the most important parts of hunting occurs after you shoot the animal, finding that animal. This isn't something that should be taken lightly. This should be one of the most serious parts of hunting."
Hunting the Rut & Pre-Rut - by Kevin Thompson - Uploaded on 25 Nov 05
     "Deer calls will work better in pre-rut because bucks are more active. Use doe calls more than a buck in early season. You may also have some rattling success. The pre-rut can be one of the best times for calling and using scents."
How to Field Dress a Deer - by Randy Terps - Uploaded on 18 May 04
     "Wild deer and antelope makes a fine meal for many people. It is important to properly handle deer and antelope immediately after the shot. How quickly the animal dressed and the meat properly cooled determines the quality of the meat."
Treestand Tactics & Tips - by Randy Terps - Uploaded on 18 May 04
     "The first rule is to make sure your treestand is prepared and ready for the hunt. There are certain things that you need to take care of while still on the ground."
Whitetail Deer Basics - by Anonymous Author - Uploaded on 14 Feb 03
     "The beauty and grace of the elusive whitetail fascinate hunters and non-hunters alike. This cunning deer has long been our country’s most popular and numerous big-game animal. Here are some basics about Whitetails that new hunters should be aware."
Whitetail Shot Placement - by International Bowhunter Edu. Prgm. - Uploaded on 4 Jan 03 
     "Firearm hunters and bowhunters have a responsibility to make quick kills and recover all game. One complaint that members of the public who do not hunt have about hunters is "slow deaths, wounded and un-recovered animals." Accurate shot placement is the key to a quick kill and game recovery."
 

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