Deer Hunting

Welcome to DeerHuntersClub.com, your home for information and discussion about one of the oldest and greatest outdoor sports of all time: deer hunting. We have loads of deer hunting information available to help you be successful with your outdoor adventures. There are areas dedicated to wild game recipes, deer hunting gear reviews, outfitters, and tips to help you on your next deer hunt.

It is absolutely free to join our community, so please take a moment and register today! Registration will allow you to post in our deer hunting forums, upload your deer hunting pictures to our gallery, and be eligible for special contests and prize drawings. Our forums are very active and visited on a daily basis by deer hunters around the United States. We cover a wide range of topics in our forums so you are able to learn and share in all aspects of deer hunting.

Deer Hunting Regions

We've compiled info pages on some of the more popular deer hunting regions below. Each state article has some interesting deer hunting history. In each state you will find information on the current deer population, the Boone and Crockett typical and non-typical records, as well as popular public hunting areas. Do you hunt in one of these states? Know of an interesting fact or information that should be included here? Send us an email or introduce yourself in our deer hunting forums. We would love to hear from you!

Team DHC Members

Team DHC is made up of experienced deer hunters from various walks of life. We have members from states as far north as Vermont and as far south as Tennessee. Team DHC is an area where hunters that are willing have shared some of the deer hunting tips and hunting experiences they have picked up over the years. If you're an experienced deer hunter that loves to write and share his experiences with other hunters world wide we have a spot available to you as a guest contributor to DeerHuntersClub. Email us to find out additional information.

Team DHC Articles

Hunting White Tails in Non-Wooded Areas
The land in which I hunt is mainly made up of non-wooded areas. There is a sixty acres of hayfield, sixty acres of grazing land and another forty in crop land. I also have access to fifty acres of heavily wooded land. For some reason, I tend to hunt the non-wooded areas much more often than the wooded. Why is this?

Why Do I Hunt?
If you asked me at the start of my hunting career, why do I I hunt, it might have sounded something like this: I just want to shoot something, you know, rabbits, pheasants, ducks, trees and maybe just dumb old rocks. I’m sure many of you had the same goals as I did way back then...

Modern Flintlock Hunting Today
Flintlock muzzle loading is alive and thriving across America. I started black powder hunting in the late 1970’s and continue to hunt in the mountains of Pennsylvania during their late flintlock hunting season.

 
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