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    december buck hunting

    5 Ways To Kill A December Buck

    It is unfortunate that many hunters are already tagged out or burned out and miss some outstanding cold weather deer hunting, because there are several great ways to kill a buck in December. Water, food, weather changes and the rut, can all steer you to a monster December buck if you choose to brave the cold.

    hidden food plots

    Hidden Food Plot System

    Can you find the Redneck blind that is hidden next to this food plot system? There are 3 food plots, several Switchgrass pockets, Egyptian Wheat plantings, 2 mock scrapes and 1 waterhole. This hidden food plot system is tucked within a 15 acre valley, and allows for a complely non-invasive hunt.

    2017 best food plot

    Best 2017 Food Plot Mix

    The hottest food plot mix for you in 2017 is impossible to narrow down to any 1 particular blend. In fact, this year I am using 3 blends that combine to create my latest mixes. For over 2 decades my best food plots mixes have had two goals: Season long attraction and forage diversity. 2017 is no different!

    all season deer habitat

    Do Your Habitat Improvements Last All Deer Season?

    Dancing fawns, fat does and exploding antlers are all great, but do your habitat improvements last all deer season long? Any holes in your deer habitat improvements during the months of October, November and December can destroy any of your herd and hunting goals, so here are some tips to create improvements that last.

    food plot acreage

    Necessary Base Food Plot Acreage Strategy

    Every private parcel has a necessary base amount of food plot acreage that should be the foundation of their entire planting strategy. The amount of forage needed on your land, is the total volume of food that you need, to attract the attention of the local deer herd during the entire hunting season.

    food plots for deer bedding

    Food Plots For Deer Bedding Areas

    One of the most powerful aspects of using food plots for deer hunting and habitat management, is that food plots dictate where deer choose to bed. If your goal is to experience the highest level of herd and hunting success, then using food plots to create deer bedding opportunity isn't just a cool concept, it's a priority.

    summer food plot

    5 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?

    grass plantings for deer

    Native Grass Plantings For Deer? Beware

    CRP and Pheasant plantings can create beautiful fields of habitat for all critters! However, if your aim falls squarely on deer beware, because most native grass plantings for deer, sorely miss their mark.

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    Late Season Food Plot Hunting For Giants WBDTV EP 14

    There is nothing better than sitting over a late season food plot while piles of deer swarm in! However, is your late season hunting opportunity over your field of dreams, a bust before it even begins?

    Ohio Buck

    Mid Season Hunting Tips For Mature Bucks

    ​Does the combination of the October Lull, a warm weather whitetail rut and shrinking deer numbers have you squirming in your swampers? Mid season hunting opportunities for mature bucks are predictably available if you use the following tips each year.

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    Top 5 Ways To Pattern A Buck

    ​My earliest buck patterning days were full of hope during lazy late Summer evenings. The go-to way to pattern a buck included the necessities of chips, pop, candybars, cheap binos and a folding lawn chair.

    hunting season food plot planting

    Hunting Season Food Plot Planting

    Many hunters begin their annual food plot dreams with visions of fields of green on their land and monster bucks on their wall. However, many hunting season food plot plantings are destined for hunting season failure before the seeds begin to germinate.