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Target Species

Habitat profiles, hunting tips, peak rut dates, and field recipes.

Whitetail Deer

America's most pursued big game animal. Found in all lower 48 states. Peak rut activity November 5–20. In-depth hunting profiles and wild recipes.

North America's majestic wapiti. Prized for bugling September archery hunts and unmatched table fare. Found across western states and eastern herds.

Iconic western deer with prominent ears and bounding gait. Ideal for spot-and-stalk bowhunting in alpine basins, sage flats, and river breaks.

Sharp eyesight and exceptional caution make wild turkeys a supreme archery challenge. Spring and fall seasons open across the contiguous states.

North America's most widespread bear. Over 30 states offer bowhunting seasons. Highly prized for sweet, flavorful meat and renderable cooking fat.

Speed goat of the open plains and western sage. Spot-and-stalk archery hunting during the August and September rut is a fast-paced backcountry test.

Year-round hunting opportunity across 35+ states with no bag limits. Tremendous archery practice, invasive management, and great table meat.

Waterfowl hunting with archery gear is legal in many flyways. Searing wild mallard and teal breasts with crispy skin is an unforgettable camp meal.