A deer on its feet in daylight is a huntable deer. Filling a deer tag requires intercepting a deer traveling in daylight hours. This is accomplished by having some knowledge of when and where they will be on their feet…
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Deer quickly change patterns in response to discovering our presence As deer season approaches hunters are busy getting ready to take to the woods. The effort we put into our preparation varies widely depending upon the hunter, but we all…
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We’re coming into primetime scouting months if you’re a diehard whitetail hunter committed to consistently shooting mature bucks. Continuing a year-round series, here are 5 tips for March to help you do just that. Start Walking This winter’s been mild…
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Believe it or not, I was bowhunting this month! My son, Jacob, turned 10 at the end of January, so I took him to Ohio for some late season bowhunting with his Kodabow Crossbow. Well, the 60° weather didn’t help…
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Well, hopefully your season’s already been a success, but if not, don’t give up! December can be a great month to fill your tag. Here are 5 more tips to help you this month in your quest for consistent success…
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With August around the corner, there are some great opportunities to find your next buck. Continuing my year around approach series of articles, here are 5 tips for August that will help you consistently kill big whitetail bucks: Summer Glassing…
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Thought I’d post a couple videos that Steve Pinkston filmed in Ohio recently. He’s been getting some really cool footage from his new drone and 4K camera! These bucks were staged in this high grass on the way…
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I’ve documented in some earlier posts and videos that I’m killing off my switchgrass out back this year so that I can replant it next year (in a different variety). So as a cover crop this year, I put in…
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The weather has broken and the deer are starting the chase phase of the rut. We’ve been seeing tons of little bucks chasing. The big bucks are still by themselves, meaning the rut has not started yet. Corn is almost…
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