By Mark Kenyon Happy Friday! We’re getting close folks. Spring is just on the horizon, and that means we’ve got a lot of work ahead of us. Shed hunting, spring scouting, stand preparation, habitat projects … a lot is going to be happening very soon. I got a head start last weekend, as I was out […]

By Mark Kenyon While doing some scouting this past weekend, I came across the biggest tree I’ve ever seen rubbed in Michigan. It was a 10 inch diameter pine tree, and it had a big ole rub on the front of it. The sight of it gave me chills, and I thought to myself, “you […]

Today’s reader success story comes from Chad Everaert, as he recalls his first trip up to his family deer camp, known as Tin Shack 1, and the big Ontario buck that found it’s way in front of his rifle scope. Congrats Chad! – MK By Chad Everaert They call it Tin Shack 1 and it […]

By Mark Kenyon “A serious issue with significant long-term implications for the future of deer hunting.” So said Brian Murphy, CEO of the Quality Deer Management Association, as he described a reality that many of us are experiencing. That being the fact that “whitetail numbers are down throughout much of their range due to many […]

By Mark Kenyon While recently reading Bill Winke’s latest book, “Trophy Terrain Series Volume I – Creeks & Ditches” (click here to read our review), I came across a very unique idea for accessing or exiting a tree stand. Winke described a situation, where a friend was faced with attempting to access a ridge top […]