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Whitetail deer hunting has come a long way for me. I can remember a time of deep frustration with my hunting success. Friends would text and say, “I only saw 3 does, a six-pointer and a decent 8.” As I racked my brain in frustration, I would think back to the one spike buck I …
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Some targets are larger than others. Some move faster than others. This is why shotgun chokes were invented.
When the breeding season, or Rut, comes to an end, bucks will begin to lose testosterone. When this happens, the antlers let go and fall to the ground.
This article will help you obtain the latest and greatest gear to help you bag a strutting tom this spring.
Maybe you’re like me and you’ve dreamed of having a dog that would sit motionless in a duck blind. Dog training that yields this behavior must be started with basic obedience.
I wanted to write a post to inspire you to try this and give you the beginning skill set you will need to get started.
It is these situations that caused me to write this article and give you a tip that will change everything. Your spread is dead, and you need to add some motion!
Ducks and geese can see everything! This makes getting them in range extremely challenging. I am going to give you a few pointers that will give you a bit of an edge in the blind.
Although we all know the chasing phase to be the prime time for deer hunting, this isn’t the only part of the rut.
This is where you can start to see how the time of year, or the weather affects your success. You can start to put two and two together.