About Whitetail Hunting
The white-tailed deer range includes most of the United States. In most parts, the word hunting evokes images of white-tailed bucks with their flag flying high or sniffing their scrape line. From the deep white woods of Saskatchewan to the tree stands of Alabama, the whitetail is the king.
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History
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American cave paintings show hunters and white-tailed deer. They are still sought after as a trophy animal. Whitetails have been hunted with bows, lever action 30-30s and high-powered rifles.
Locations
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You can hunt white-tailed deer in about every state where they live in the U.S.
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Weapons
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White-tailed deer can be hunted with a single shot, bolt action, pumps or semi-automatic rifle, based on personal preference. Hunters can also bow hunt, which requires a closer range but offers an extended hunting season.
Ammunition
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Rifles in calibers from 22-center fire up to 300 magnum are commonly used along with shotguns using buck shot or slugs. Check your local regulations.
Bow Hunting
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Bow hunting can be done with traditional or compound bows. Bow hunting restricts the hunter to shorter ranges. Because of this, many states have extended bow hunting opportunities.
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