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Today on Tip Tuesday, I'll explain a simple tip to help all you bowhunters recover more game by using Lumenoks.

Last summer, NAHC Life Member Sherry Brown won the black bear hunt of a lifetime with Spruce Mountain Guide Service by entering a giveaway on the NAHC Facebook page. You can read about the hunt in a previous blog post, but make sure to catch the full story in the April/May 2012 issue of North American Hunter magazine. However, there's a unique twist to the story that you'll only find right here.

Today I'll bring you a preview of what's to come later in the week. Plus, in Hot News of the Week, I'll explain the heat Donald Trump is getting over his sons' recently publicized African hunting safari.

Earlier this week I showed you the gruesome beetling process used to turn a postmortem whitetail skull into an elegant European mount. I promised to share more dirty details with you about the skull-cleaning business, so here goes. ...

This week I'm headed to Colorado to do an early season velvet mule deer hunt with my bow. As if spot-and-stalk hunting isn't hard enough, I'm also filming myself on this hunt! After 11 days of hard hunting, all the patience and persistence pays off with a 176-inch giant mule deer!

You've likely heard the hubbub created from a safari the Trump boys took last year. If not, just Google "Trump brothers on African safari." Apparently it was a slow news day earlier this week in the mainstream media, so they dug up photos of Donald Trump's sons in typical safari trophy shots doing what thousands of hunters do annually: go to Africa on safari.

This time on Product Review Day at Cabela's, I'll discuss Carbon Express arrows and the qualities that make them great arrows for bowhunters.

For this Q&A edition of "My Take," I'll share some great tips to help you achieve success with early season whitetails.

When some people picture the young people who comprise the student body at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, they probably envision boring and nerdy scientist and engineering types with thick glasses and plastic pocket protectors. But late last year it was disclosed that a secret society has existed at the institution for decades, and to become a member, one must become proficient with a bow and pistol, as well as learn modern fencing techniques and open-water sailing skills.

Did you get your clocks turned forward this past weekend? How about your hunting schedule? Are you springing forward with an ambitious fall hunting goal or falling behind like some of the presidential hopefuls? For most of us, turkey seasons kick off in earnest this coming April, but what can you do until then? Look ahead to fall.