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Archive for May, 2010
An Introduction to Hinge Cutting
13, May 2010I want to improve my land to hold more deer and encourage them to spend more daytime hours on my property… I’m looking for a way to work on my farm to strategically manage where the deer spend time… I’m going to be spending time this spring getting my hands dirty in an effort to [...]
Deer Need Variety If there is one thing that Ed emphasized in his book, it’s that deer need and crave variety in their diets. In almost all instances where Ed details food plot designs or plans, he includes blends of different seeds or multiple plots with unique forage. Providing variety in your food plots will [...]
Got My New Carbon Express Mayhem Hunters!
8, May 2010Just got my new Mayhem Hunters from Carbon Express today and these are some niceee arrows. Supposedly the Mayhems offer a great blend of speed, accuracy and penetration due to something CX is calling the K-360 weave. I’m definitely excited to try them out and see if they can live up to the billing. The [...]
Quality Deer Management On Small Pieces of Land
6, May 2010Many of us in the Wired To Hunt Nation are on the younger side of the scale when it comes to the overall hunting population. That being said, most likely, many of us have no land of our own or own small pieces of land if any. So can the “next generation of hunters” succesfully [...]
I wrote a couple months back about a new show on the Outdoor Channel called Jimmy Big Time. This show is essentially a spoof on hunting shows and it’s damn funny. Jimmy Big Time is the best thing to happen since sliced bread, according to himself, and his antics on screen and in the woods [...]
How To Plant a Swamp Plot There’s more to swamps than the boogie man, wet socks and big ol’ gators. Believe it or not, you can actually develop food plots in your local muck hole! If your hunting land has a lot of low wet areas, you might be the perfect candidate to try out [...]
The Antler Growth Timeline
3, May 2010New growth is all around us, as the trees are budding, flowers are blooming and young animals are being born in the woods around us. It’s a truly beautiful and exciting time of year, but I’d think its even more exciting for hunters than for most. As May is beginning, bucks across the United States [...]
