The chainsaw. One of man’s best friends and one bad piece of machinery. Bad in the bad### kind of way. But more importantly, a chainsaw can be the catalyst for some of the most effective and affordable habitat management projects you can undertake this spring. With a chainsaw you can improve both bedding cover and [...]
The bread basket. The heartland. The corn belt. The promised land. All worthy titles for the land I call home, but most commonly this locale is referredĀ to as the Midwest. It’s a region famous for it’s tremendous agricultural prowess and the miles upon miles of rolling crop fields. It’s also known for the big bucks [...]
With March already upon us, believe it or not, it’s time to start thinking about food plots! I’ve had some great experiences the last couple years planting plots on my various properties – but it’s safe to say that I made plenty of mistakes along the way. An article I recently ran across by Brad [...]
It may be the “off season”, but is there really ever such a thing? Even though most of us aren’t able to shoot deer right now, the work being done at this very moment could help you close the deal next fall. So with that being said, what are you waiting for? It’s time to [...]
Continuing with the series of videos we’ve shared from Bill Winke’s Whitetail Watch, this week late season setups are covered in detail. In past episodes Bill discussed key tactics to consider in the late season and how to determine which areas to hunt, but in this video he dives more specifically into how to actually [...]
One thing I love about deer hunting is that you can always, always learn something new. And despite hunting for about 20 years so far, I’ve certainly still learned more than my fair share this season! Now that being said, one thing I’m trying to do a better job of is taking these lessons learned, [...]
In continuing our focus on late season tactics, I again wanted to share with you another helpful video from Bill Winke’s Whitetail Watch series. In the previous video we shared, Bill discussed the keys to late season succcess being finding food soures and hunting them only when you had good entry/exit strategies. Now, in this [...]