Early Season Whitetail ( learning from my mistakes ) The corn is turning a light shade of brown and the cool evening breeze rattles the soon to be falling leaves. For me that can only mean one thing here in … Continue reading →
Making It Work On Small Properties Unfortunately, many of us do not have the opportunity to become real estate moguls and not that years ago rural properties sold for what the real value was, but recreation and leases have … Continue reading →
Are there certain times of the year when the resident deer on your property disappear? Maybe it is because your neighbors are providing something you aren’t at that time. At different times of the year certain food becomes more … Continue reading →
Plan Ahead For Micro Plot Success Spring and early summer are prime times to not only look for sheds and mushrooms but to start planning your fall hunts. The woods is not in full foliage yet and major and secondary … Continue reading →
FOOD PLOT STRATEGIES The ongoing search for food shapes the daily routine and life of a whitetail deer and providing food sources through the use of food plots is a great way to not only keep more deer on your … Continue reading →
The Importance of Nutrition in Antler and Body Growth When we look at the factors that influence antler and body growth on all deer species, there are really 3 basic variables that we take into consideration. These three factors are … Continue reading →
Antlers are beginning to drop and it’s time to hit the woods and make sure your mineral sites are freshened up, or if you don’t use mineral (yet) new sites are established. Providing high quality minerals to your deer herd … Continue reading →
Although planting season is almost 3 months away, we can’t help but look ahead with excitement to get the first seed of 2016 in the ground! When you make your food plot seed purchases this Spring you may or may … Continue reading →
The rut has come and gone, the Holidays are closing in upon us and for many hunters it looks like it will be another year eating “tag soup”. A lot of people spend the late season “singing the blues” and … Continue reading →
With today’s “big deer” mentality it is easy to get caught up in the idea of harvesting a 200″ deer. We all watch TV Shows, look at the Internet and Facebook posts of “all” of these big deer being harvest … Continue reading →
