Habitat

By Paul Annear Food plotting can be a crapshoot. Timing, weather, and decisions on what to plant can bog down all prior plans of an excellent plot. During the past few years of creating food plots, I have had both...

Today on the show we are joined by Marcus Lashley , a wildlife biologist and assistant professor at Mississippi State University. And in this conversation we discuss a wide variety of topics related to whitetail deer habitat, “mineral stumps,” predator...

Today on the show we are joined by Steve Scott of the Whitetail Institute of North America and we’re diving into all things food plots. We cover both beginner and advanced food plotting topics in this one, so settle in...

By Alex Comstock Here’s something I’m sure you’ve heard many times; Making your hunting property and habitat as high quality as possible is important to hunting success. Obviously. But how can you actually put that into action on your own property?...

This season in Michigan, I’m after one single specific buck. If you’re a longtime follower of Wired To Hunt, this is not news to you. And this idea of hunting one single buck, it’s not too unique these...

By Erik Barber It’s early November and the rut is in high-gear. The buck you’ve spent your time daydreaming about finally appears and cautiously steps into the small food plot that a handful of other deer visited throughout the day....

Today on the show we’re joined by Whitetail Properties land specialist and whitetail habitat consultant Jake Ehlinger to talk about micro-managing small properties for big deer. (Skip to 12:30 if you want to avoid our strange and rambling introduction) To...

By Spencer Neuharth A couple Augusts ago my trail cam revealed a deer that was absolutely covered in vegetation. The wiry, green plants clung to the thin, orange coat of the velvet buck and gave it a natural camouflage. I’d...