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Food Plots3 Highly Efficient Food Plot Planting Methods
How many of us could use a little more time in our schedules? I know I can and the process of planting my food plots is no exception! Here are my 3 favorite food plot planting methods for not only saving time, but for creating beautiful, highly efficient fields of green. Have you ever tried planting by no til?
Mature Buck Strategies#1 Trail Camera Tip For Whitetails
What is the #1 trail camera tip? Trail cams have the potential to allow you to secretly capture a glimpse into the daily life of even the most reclusive old buck. With that in mind, the #1 trail cam tip is to make sure that you don't get caught!
Food Plots10 Advanced Food Plot Tips for Quality Deer Herds
Food plot lovers beware, because if you are not following these 10 advanced food plot tips, your potential for creating quality deer herds and hunting opportunities may be doomed no matter how pretty and attractive your plots become.
Food PlotsCritical Food Plot Strategy For Mature Bucks
You can't afford to miss this critical food plot strategy, if your desire is to create a habitat for mature bucks on small parcels. Believe it or not, often the more attractive a food plot is, the greater the potential for that plot to actually displace mature buck bedding opportunities on your land.
Habitat and Herd ImprovementWhitetail Bedding Canopy Myth Tips
When talking bedding areas, many people believe the myth that a whitetail needs bedding canopy for cover. This simply isn't true, so here are some tips and strategies to help get your whitetail bedding area up to par, without wasted effort or unnecessary confining whitetail bedding canopy.
Mature Buck StrategiesHow To Build A Better Deer Trap
Building a better deer trap takes a lot of hard work and experience. While it can take many years to gain the knowledge for creating high quality deer habitat and the deer hunting setups that follow, I have found you can find success quickly by recognizing the strategy of using the common mouse trap.
Habitat and Herd ImprovementWhitetail Bedding Log Myth Tips
You may have never heard about the whitetail bedding log, but believe it or not, it is being used. While most bedding habitat improvements are appropriate for a portion of lands, none are the golden ticket on all lands. The bedding log however, is never needed, if your deer bedding game is being executed correctly.
Habitat and Herd ImprovementWhitetail Corridor Myth Tips
Let's get one thing clear, whitetail travel corridors are no myth! However, don't fall for the myth that more travel corridors are better. Here are a few tips to that can boost the effectiveness of your whitetail corridor strategies.
Habitat and Herd ImprovementWhy Create Hinge Cuts For Whitetails?
Creating hinge cuts for whitetails, where appropriate, can be one of the most important habitat improvement activities for your hunting land. However, have you completed this priority checklist before you begin to create your next cut?
Mature Buck StrategiesMock Scrape Myth Tips
Mock scrapes can be excellent tools for defining deer movement, but one common myth many hunters believe is that more mock scrapes is better. Here are a few tips and things to consider when creating your next mock scrape.
Habitat and Herd ImprovementDeer Waterhole Myth Tips
Waterholes can be the hottest ticket in the deer woods, when you follow these tips! However, make sure that your mythbuster radar is on full alert before creating your next deer Waterhole.
Food Plots5 Summer Food Plot Strategy Questions You Need To Answer
Summer food plots of bountiful green are about as pretty as can be. The number of delicious forage combinations for lactating does, nursing fawns and velvet cladded bucks, are nearly endless. So all that you need to do is find the latest and greatest seed variety and plant your Summer food plots, right?