hunting and fishing

I've read plenty of deer hunting books, I've even written one. Like many serious hunters, I've found that most of these books contain a lot of "filler" or the same old ideas I've read dozens of times before.

"Proven Whitetail Tactics" is a cut above most other deer hunting books. Mr. Miller understands deer and knows how to apply that knowledge to his hunting. He has a real knack for getting to the meat of what techniques work, and why. His book is illustrated with pictures of big bucks he's bagged, most in areas where consistent success takes more than luck or a good guide.

To clarify his written ideas, he's got simple drawings of funnel points, stand locations, deer movement patterns, etc. One or two illustrated great new ideas for me. Also very useful are "Greg's Proven Pointers," found at the end of most chapters, where he distills his key points down to a short, bulleted list. These few sentences alone contain a gold mine of whitetail savvy.

This book rings true. The more you love hunting whitetails the more you'll appreciate this book.

Bruce Nelson, author of "Hunting Big Whitetails."

I found Greg Millers proven whitetail tactics very enlightening. I found myself falling into a rut, no pun intended. I started hunting with a friend and now I know why I don't see as many deer as I used to. I will be hunting on my own from now on. I forgot many of the things that Greg points out, like scent control and others, and I have a new outlook and renewed interest. It will be interesting to see what I can accomplish now. I have already ordered rub line secrets, in the hope that it will increase my odds even more. Good luck, with the Whitetail deer you will need it!

The mark of a good book, be it a work of fiction or a manual on deer hunting, lies in the ability of the author to write well. Greg Miller may be a good hunter but his writing style has much to be desired. My love of hunting was the only thing that kept me reading this book.