A few years ago I went hunting with my dad on my birthday. I was very excited because I had just finished my hunters safety course and couldn’t wait to put it into practice. Well on that day it was probably 50 degrees out and cloudy. We got into the stand around 3pm we sat […]
Continue reading >October 20 2018 at 5:30am my alarm jolted me out of a slumber. Today was the day!! A few days earlier my brother, dad and I had boarded a airplane in Boston and flew to Denver CO. We met up with my uncle the next day to hunt mule deer. I was very excited about […]
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I came across this video of Brian Holloway talking about how blessed we are in this country to be able to deer hunt. Watch the video and let me know what you think. Brian Holloway is a Pastor and a proud American and he puts it all in perspective in this short, but inspiring video.
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Let’s face it, as deer hunters we are a competitive bunch and we all have those buddies that are consistently successful in finding shed antlers. Today I am going to share the best shed hunting tips so that you can learn how to find deer antlers like a pro! Shed hunting is a great opportunity […]
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I was soaking wet and beginning to shiver in the cold, pouring rain, but I knew from past experience that deer hunting in the rain could pay off big time! I had been on stand for about 2 hours when the pouring rain stopped as the tropical storm moved eastward. Fifteen minutes after the rain stopped, I […]
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November 20th 2016. Snow storm to blow in over night bringing 2 inches within a few hours, crazy wind blowing in our face all day (perfect for our back stands) handful of “expert” level hunters telling us that we were crazy. My buddy and I set out to prove everyone wrong. We headed out to […]
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In today’s post we are going to address a question that we are asked on a regular basis by our readers. How to make a mock scrape? We will also address some of the reasons that you should make a mock scrape, as well as what makes a successful mock scrape. We will also set up a […]
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All that hard work putting in a food plot is starting to pay off! As I wrote about in Spring Food Plots for Deer, I use Imperial Whitetail Clover and Eagle Seed Soybeans for my plots. The clover in this plot is 2 years old and it is looking great! While the deer really like the […]
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Great Big Bucks on the Rosebud By Scott Winston Use caution if you decide to hunt the great big bucks on the Rosebud. Caution, not in the sense that you will find yourself in danger, but caution, in that the mystique of this country will take root in your soul and it will be very […]
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Scent control is one of the most important strategies in a deer hunters arsenal. Let’s face it, we can’t eliminate human scent, but we sure can reduce it and up the odds of fooling a deers nose for long enough to get a shot. I have been practicing scent control for more than 30 years […]
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Spring food plots for deer Now is the time to begin preparing spring food plots for the upcoming deer season! It may seem a little early, but with the warm weather that we have been having, now is the perfect time to begin preparing your site for a food plot. While it is a good […]
Continue reading >For decades 3 inch spike bucks were legal game in Pennsylvania.The most common bucks in my area were spikes and y’s.I took my share of them along with a few small racked 6 and 7 pointers.A few years after PA instituted antler restrictions I had only taken does.This season was bucks only for 5 days […]
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I just returned from a successful Ohio deer hunting trip! The first week that I was there, the weather was terrible. I’m talking highs near 80 in the first week of November! Definitely not conducive to deer movement and while I was seeing some deer early in the morning, almost all rutting activity was occurring […]
Continue reading >Submitted by Billy. Take back strap and slice into medallion about 1/8 inch thick. 3 beaten eggs in a bowl. 1 cup of all purpose flour. i cup Japanese bread crumbs. salt, black pepper, garlic powder. dip the medallion in egg then flower. then dip in bread crumbs. salt, black pepper and garlic to taste. […]
Continue reading >Hey Everybody, I wanted to share this amazing FREE Flashlight offer with you! A good friend of mine sent me this offer and I ordered my FREE Flashlight right away! I’ve got to tell you, this thing rocks! It’s the perfect size to fit in your pack and it’s super bright when you need it. […]
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Our collection of Deer Hunting Jokes! There’s nothing better than deer hunting humor to bring a smile to your deer hunter’s face! LOL!!! Feel free to share each of these deer hunting jokes on facebook, twitter and wherever else you would like! Image related Deer Hunting Jokes! “Whats the cheapest type of meat?” “Deer balls, […]
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How can you determine the best deer hunting times so that you are making the most of your time on stand? We all know that, with the exception of the rut, deer are most active at dawn and dusk, but there are instances when we see deer activity at odd times of the day. What is […]
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A buck named Scar. Sometimes it takes an obsession, and aggressive, risky tactics to put a big old buck on the ground. Check out this buck named Scar!
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Hey Everybody, I just returned from my Ohio deer hunting lease. I have 93 acres in Miegs County. It is an awesome piece of ground with a couple of funnels that are sure to produce during the rut. I was out there for a few days to hang stands and cut shooting lanes, as well […]
Continue reading >by Dalton Browning It was Jan 5th, 1400hr as I grabbed my gear out of my truck with lots of excitement! Its the late season, fresh soft snow on the ground, crisp, cold 28 degree air being blown in my face from the North, “perfect” I said to myself. Im about to stalk my way […]
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