What you can’t forget is there can still be great hunting ahead of you during the late season and staying fresh mentally will help you harvest a buck.
Read more “3 Ways To Stay Mentally Fresh Hunting The Late Season”
The first thing that comes to mind when thinking about late season hunting is food. Food more or less dictates a whitetail deer’s life in December and January.
Read more “Changing Your Hunting Tactics for Late Season Success”
Based on the results from our study, we conclude that antler point restrictions would be a useful tool where the management goal is to advance the age structure of harvested male white-tailed deer.
Read more “Are Antler Point Restrictions an Acceptable Form of Deer Management?”
It doesn’t matter where you are hunting, to me, the rut is all about spending as much time in a tree as you can. Only have an hour after work? Hunt.
Read more “Hunting The Rut in Ag Country vs. The Big Woods”
Store fishing poles off the ground. Fishing poles are less likely to rot, mold, or be damaged if you store them off the ground. So hang your fishing rod holders or your vertical fishing rod rack at least a foot above the garage floor. Keep your poles away from falling objects.
Read more “Things to Remember When Storing Fishing Gear”
Before you begin cleaning your rifle, ensure it’s unloaded to prevent accidental discharge or injuries. Always check the chamber, magazine, and barrel to ensure no ammunition is present.
Read more “How to Clean Your Favorite Hunting Rifle”
