by Charles Johnson | Nov 27, 2018 | Hunting
Making the Right Calls Can Put You on a Date With a Buck Valentine’s Day is still a few months out, but love is in the air, at least it is for whitetails in parts of the Cotton State. Rutting bucks and does are searching the woods and fields for romance. It is a...
by Charles Johnson | Nov 14, 2018 | Hunting
Discover secret deer hunting hotspots on public land near you. Every hunter wants a little piece of land all to themselves. A place to hunt where nothing is disturbed and no one else is around. Most hunters think this could only happen on private property. However,...
by Charles Johnson | Oct 30, 2018 | Hunting
Deciding how long to wait before tracking a shot deer can be the toughest part of bowhunting. A buck approaches the opening near an acorn-laden white oak 30 yards from your stand. Your muscles tense as the bow comes to full draw. Thoughts of practice—aiming and...
by Austin Delano | Jul 17, 2018 | Hunting, Land Management
Antlers are part of the fascination associated with deer hunting. Antlers. They have fascinated man since the beginning. Going back thousands of years, one can see man’s love for animals. Antlers are etched and painted on the walls of caves. Antlers were a...
by Austin Delano | Apr 23, 2018 | Land Management
The better you know the whitetail’s age-related feeding habits, the more effective it will be for your deer mineral site. A very simple but favorite management chore of mine in the spring is establishing new mineral sites. The anticipation of what might show up...
