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Design WorkshopsThose that attend Whitetail Habitat Design Workshops will walk away with the confidence that the design of their parcel they developed throughout the workshop is site-specific and unique to their own needs. Read more...
Speaking EventsHabitat days, club meetings, hunter banquets and antler round-ups…I will deliver a high quality presentation built specifically for your event. Read more...
What is a line of movement? It’s a defined travel corridor between bedding to food, food to food, or bedding to bedding, basically between hotspots of deer activity. These lines of movement, and the integrity of those lines, are critical to your parcel’s holding and hunting ability. When you hear of someone saying their doe […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
What is a “Dead Area”? A dead area is a low enough quality level of habitat on your parcel that it makes the local deer herd recognize your IMPROVED portions of the parcel. There shouldn’t be a lot of gray area, and the “gray area” is typically in a defined line and often where you […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
*Never underestimate the use of conifer for the ultimate bedding habitat! Hands down the majority of the best mature buck bedding areas I have known, including individual beds, have involved conifer in some manner. And this includes my own hunting lands of the past in the thumb area, SW WI, the U.P. Public and private, […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Not every parcel needs more water. However…if you have daytime bedding areas with dry ambush sites on the way to evening food sources, adding water can be an outstanding feature to your small parcel.
Wow….my deer season is over, and it’s “Habitat Time”!! I feel extremely fortunate to either manage deer habitat or hunt deer year round and as my friends probably remember me saying often, “I’m pretty lucky!” as it relates to being able to do what I do.
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