I was “preaching” about the early season cold fronts…and I got pretty lucky! I hunted a secondary early October Feeding Front last Thurs/Friday morning. On Thursday the sustained winds reached almost 20 mph and
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Last weekend’s early October “Feeding Front” was spectacular and delivered some outstanding opportunities for sticking an arrow into a mature buck! My buddy and previous client Cory Wiedel from IA harvested his 5th Booner
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Wow…it seems like 2013 is a ways off yet, but I am receiving a lot of calls for potential site visits several weeks earlier than normal. In the last week I began to schedule upcoming clients for portions of October, December, and January…
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After taking a doe Thursday night, it was time have some friends over a couple of days later and make some Grilling Boats! There are of course many variations of this recipe
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There are different types of cold fronts that travel through during the entire hunting season, and as this current front is fast approaching, I thought it was a good time to discuss exactly which type of front this is, and how it effects stand selection. Many are planning on hitting the woods this weekend, including myself!
This is what I call an early October “Feeding Front”. I notice that this drastic of a front, including 20-30 degree temperature reductions, will increase the rate of feeding. Also, when this front is combined with the loss of summer forages
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