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Buckmasters is an organizational umbrella for the deer hunting populace of North America, designed to
preserve ethical hunting and to promote intelligent, practical wildlife and habitat management and
conservation for future generations. It is our mandate to inform, educate and entertain the hunting public, and in so doing, serve and satisfy our membership, advertisers and sponsors with excellence in all Buckmasters
publications, video productions and public events.At the heart of Buckmasters stands our steadfast
commitment to represent and promote a positive public image of ethical hunting and an awareness of the
essential role of hunting as a necessary conservation tool, now and for the future. Source
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Search ArticlesBuckmasters Partners with Sub7 Productions as New Television Producer
2025 has been nothing short of monumental for Buckmasters. With content reaching over 111 million people across social media year-to-date — the brand continues to surge as a powerhouse in outdoor media. From 20+ creators nationwide curating original content for partners, to record-setting engagement, a refreshed logo, and a new community-driven website, Buckmasters has redefined what it means to connect with the modern outdoorsman.
Bigger Isn’t Always Better
Bigger Isn’t Always Better By Kenneth Piper We all want to get big bucks, but bigger isn’t always better, at least when you’re talking about optics. Just like you match your clothing to the environment where you’re hunting, you also should match your optics choices to the style and terrain you most often hunt. For the longest time, I didn’t even carry binoculars while bowhunting. My logic was that I can only shoot 35 yards, so why would I need binoculars?
Desperation Breeds Innovation
Desperation Breeds Innovation By Buckmasters They say necessity is the mother of invention, but I’d like to amend that saying to “desperation is the mother of creativity.” Packing for out-of-state hunts, I normally take a fanny pack for half-day sits and a full-sized backpack for all-day hunts. Somehow I walked out the door without my bigger pack as I left for the recent Illinois hunt I’ve been writing about.
Build A Digital ‘Trapline’ For Bucks
Current Articles | Archives | Search Build A Digital ‘Trapline’ For Bucks By Mark Melotik Still on the fence about investing in a hunting app? Late winter into spring is one of the best times to lean on this technology, which can help lead the way to tagging your next mature buck this fall. It all starts with a spring scouting mission or two.
MDC reports final deer harvest at record 326,026
MDC reports final deer harvest at record 326,026 By Buckmasters Harvest total is a new record, surpassing one set in 2006. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri's 2023-2024 deer-hunting season ended Jan. 15 with the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reporting a preliminary record-setting total deer harvest for the season of 326,026. This year’s new harvest record surpasses the one set in 2006 of 325,457.
Sykes elected president of Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies
Sykes elected president of Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies By Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies Chuck Sykes, director of the Alabama Division of Wildlife & Freshwater Fisheries, has been elected president for 2023-24 by the membership of the Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies. His election occurred during the Association’s 113th annual meeting Sept. 23-27 in Calgary, Canada.
‘Connecting with Conservation’ highlights funding for state wildlife agencies
‘Connecting with Conservation’ highlights funding for state wildlife agencies By David Rainer/Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources How conservation and outdoors recreation are funded throughout the nation is somewhat of a mystery for most people.
Get Bit!
Get Bit! By Cody Hall You haven't fished until you've done it bare-handed! Handfishing, hogging, grabbling, noodling — whatever you want to call it, the concept is the same: go under water and catch a catfish with your bare hands! If that sounds more scary than exciting, then read on. Chances are the dangers and fears you might have about noodling are unfounded. How To: Step 1) Make Sure Noodling Is Legal In Your State Noodling is not currently legal in every state.
It Won't Be Long Now; It's Time to Tune
It Won't Be Long Now; It's Time to Tune By Buckmasters Whether you use fixed-blade or mechanical broadheads, tuning your bow will make your arrows fly better.If you have access to a paper tuning device, by all means use it.A paper-tuned bow will shoot almost any broadhead with minimal, if any, adjustment.
The Right 3 Acres
Current Articles | Archives | Search The Right 3 Acres By Rex Burdick A chance roadside sighting and a knock on a door lead this Kansan to a dream buck. In the summer of 2015, the owners of ground I’d leased and hunted for more than 12 years told me they were leasing the place to someone else. I couldn’t afford to match what was offered, so I just had to suck it up and find a new place.