Deer Hunters Equipment Magazine 2002 Fall

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Deer Hunters Equipment Magazine 2002 Fall

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Contents:  Rattling: It’s Not Just For Texas (If door rattling success has left you thinking the technique is just for the Texas brush, think again. By considering your areas rutting patterns and fine tuning your calling methods, you can rattle up bucks from coast to coast); Unlocking Decoying’s Secrets (Decoys can fool even the wariest bucks, but the art of decoying requires hunters to work hard and pay attention to details. Before rushing out and buying a decoy, learn the two most important ingredients for decoying success); Urine-Based Scents: Made Yesterday, Fresh Tomorrow (Although most manufacturers agree fresh deer urine attracks bucks better than old, stale urine, few agree on the best way to ensure freshness. The author examines the varied methods companies use to collect and maintain high-quality scents); The .270 Winchester Short Magnum: Deer Hunting’s Ultimate Cartridge? (Although short-action rifles have always been light and accurate, they’ve tradionally been chambered for low-velocity cartridges. The .270 Winchester Short Magnum is different, and its low-recoil design might forever change deer hunting); Slug Guns For Small Hunters: One Size Doesn’t Fit All (We owe it to new hunters to make their introduction to shooting as simple, enjoyable and educational as possible. Learn which slug-guns are best for small-statured shooters and how to tweak guns for optimum comfort and performance); Muzzleloaders Spark A Revolution! (Whether looking for a new smokepole, or simply wanting to join the muzzleloading boom, hunters have never had so many options); A Rifle Is Only As Good As Its Scope (Don’t blow a world-class hunt by saving a few bucks on a scope. Although most quality scopes are relatively expensive, they are worth it when you get a monster buck in youe cross-hairs. Here’s how to get the most from your investment); Become The Invisible Man With Computerized Camouflage (Camouflage has come a long way since the days of army surplus. Through computer-enhanced images, improved shadowing and increased detail, today’s patterns offer unparalled concealment. Here’s a look at the best patterns and styles); The Ambush: Tree Stands For Every Situation (Choosing from today’s portable and climbing tree stands can be tough, especially when you’re not sure what style best suits you. The azuthor gives tips on how to shop for tree stands and offers advice on which styles match certain hunting scenarios); Sizzling Compounds: How Fast Is Fast Enough? (A high-speed bow is worthless if it doesn’t shoot where you aim. The author explains how to choose the fastest bow for your money based on what’s most important – how it fits your shooting style); From Rocks To Rocket Science: Mechanical Broadheads Take A Leap Forward (Although they’ve been around for more than 40 years, expandable broadheads didn’t reach their potential until recently. Thanks to design improvements, mecanicals are now winning the confidence of bow hunters across North America); Archery Accessories: Details Make A Difference (The best-built bows are only as good as the accessories used with them. Our editor explains why it’s important to invest in quality sights, stabilizers, arrow rests and other necessary accessories); The Let-Off Debate: Much Ado About Nothing? (Unlike the forbidden mechanical devices that lock bows at full or partial draw, high let-off doesn’t eliminate the human component of bowhunting. Why, then, do so many hunters let it dictate which bows they shoot?); Hunting Accessories: Gear To Stay 1 Step Ahead (From electronics to backpacks, manufacturers offer an endless supply of useful accessories for deer hunters. Here’s a look at some of the most useful items); Cold-Weather Clothing That Really Works (Great hunting and cold weather often go hand in hand. Beating the cold requires determination and quality clothing); How An ATV Can Expand Your Hunting Horizons (By choosing an ATV based on your age, the terrain you hunt and the comfort level you require, you can satisfy almost any need. The author explains how to get the most ATV for your dollar); Make Your Property A Whitetail Paradise (Considering today’s variety of seed blends and related products, you might think creating effective food plots is easy. Unfortunately, not all food plots are created equal. Here’s what you need to know to create year-round nutrition for deer); Index To Advertisers

Issue:  Fall 2002

Condition:  Very Good