From trophy bucks and exotic hunting trips, to wild-game recipes and the latest hunting gear, Realtree has photo galleries that every outdoorsman will enjoy.
For most of us, hunting is a personal journey. But that doesn’t mean you always have to go by yourself. Some hunts lend themselves to time alone, but other styles of hunting are more social, and it’s important not to forget the rich tradition of family and friends in our...
Deer hunters can be straight up nerdy when it comes to their gear. We love our toys. So, if you’re shopping for that antler-crazy someone in your life, give these 10 items, all available in Realtree camo, a look. Your hunter will surely love them.
Many deer and turkey hunters never experience a long stalk that culminates in a shot from shooting sticks. The concept was foreign to me on a recent African safari. But, after some practice, I learned that using rapidly deployed shooting sticks — properly — is a useful skill for American...
Fooling predators is difficult because they’re hunters themselves. They are hyper-aware, relying on their sensitive noses, large ears and sharp eyes to secure prey and avoid becoming prey in turn. That’s the challenge – and appeal – of predator calling. Successful predator hunters employ a number of tactics to gain...
Think you have it rough some days? Hit pause on the self-pity for half a second and take a look at these roughed-up whitetails. A day in the life of a wild deer is never easy, but bucks — especially during the rut — routinely push through incredible injuries. Here’s...
Rebekka Redd checked in with our Realtree team and wrote: As the season slows a little bit, I’m able to sit down and start collecting photos … We just got our first snowfall three days ago. Thank you all for the continued support in my wild adventures in global fishing...
If you're looking for a challenge and enjoy a white plume of blackpowder smoke, then you should try squirrel hunting with your muzzleloader. You probably won't fill the freezer, but you'll have guaranteed fun trying. And the familiarity you gain with your rifle will come in handy if you decide...
The twig snapped under my boot and I froze. Motionless, I stood there until my quarry relaxed and began feeding once again on the tender clover. I crept closer, metering my steps in predatory tempo, inching forward until the animal was within range. My bow, made by a company that...
It's tough to beat the sheer beauty of October sunlight falling through the red and yellow leaves of hardwood timber – unless, of course, you add to it a dose of kee-keeing and soft yelping from a scattered flock of turkeys. Then you have the recipe for something unrivaled in...
The rut gets all the glory, but I don’t know why. In reality, it isn’t the best time to hunt whitetails. At least, not for the hunter who prepares, scouts and patterns deer. For those hunters, it’s actually the worst time to be in a tree. Bucks aren’t very patternable...
Arguing over arrow setups is a favorite pastime among bowhunters. And with the recent trends of heavier arrows and front-heavy setups, there’s plenty to argue about. Most of that commotion is due to the work of one man. In the 1980s, a bowhunter by the name of Dr. Ed Ashby...
