Posts Tagged ‘shed hunting

This time of year many sportsmen are gearing up for turkey hunting or are cleaning out the bass boat, but there a select few of us who are already preparing for our pursuit of whitetails in the fall. For those of us that dream of droptines and doe’s in estrus, there is no down time. [...]

Nine years ago I set foot into my first pasture with aspirations of finding a treasure.  The treasure was a shed antler.  That amazing thing that came into existence 8 months prior would hold my attention like a diamond would to a woman and still does to this day.  Shed antlers are the journals of whitetail deer.  They show the [...]

The snow is melting, birds are chirping and the peak of shed hunting season is officially upon us! In my opinion there is no better time to hit the woods in search of fallen bone than these first couple weeks of March. That being said, its also the time of year when we are searching [...]

I am both excited and embarassed to announce that tonight I found my first shed of the 2010 season! So yes, I am excited I finally found a shed, but I think I’m equally embarrassed by how long it took me to find one this year! But what I’ve lacked in quantity, I sure made up in [...]

It’s that time of year that shed heads start hitting the woods and fields to search for some bone. Throughout February we will be sharing as many tips and tricks for finding deer sheds as we can and today I’d like to start with some great advice from the guys over at Heartland Bowhunter. For [...]


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