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Study Spring Gobblers for more Hunting Success
To tag a spring gobbler, a hunter must have a better understanding of the lifestyle of the mating tom, including […]
Whitetail Season is over, so Now What?
As you read this, many will be starting to wind down the hunting season or are done and now are […]
Many get excited about finding good scrapes and rubs, but not as much as the deer get about hunters being there. Photo: Ron Kruger
Touting Just the Right Amount of Scouting for Deer
A lot of things sound good on paper, but fall apart during practice, and it’s not just a government thing. The […]
Scouting and the High-low Rule
My experiences suggest that scouting is the key to long-term success with trophy-class bucks. The more you know about your […]
Unpressured whitetails are the easiest to hunt. However, in a situation where you have an ‘overpressured’ herd that only seems to move after dark or is in areas difficult to hunt from a treestand or ground blind, some pressure can work to get bucks moving during legal hunting light. Photo: Mikael Males
Just as important as approaching your stand undetected is getting out of your hunting area ‘clean.’ Here, you can see how planting around the stand site can screen movement. Photo: Jesse Raley
Serene Settings: Lack of Pressure is Key to Getting Close to Mature Bucks
Many land managers implement food plot programs and timber stand improvements. They also practice sound herd management and have everything […]
Trail Camera Tips and Tricks
Early trail cameras from the 1980s were slow and only flash models were sold. The trigger devices were not reliable, […]
More than one nice buck appeared on trail cams. Things looked good.
Pitfall Prevention: Have a Happy Hunting Lease
Around this time last summer, my hunting partner, Shane, and I secured a very nice hunting lease in northern Missouri—or […]
Hunting with a Camera Extends the Season
Hunters have all summer to think about hunting and the next season. Whether you are a small-game hunter, a waterfowl […]
Deer Hunting for Old-timers
Beginning last fall while scouting or hiking to and from stand sites, recurring pain in my lower legs and my […]
Little-known Facts Every Whitetail Hunter Should Know Part four
Believe it or not, the way you walk in the woods largely determines your success: the number and kinds of […]
Sure-fire Turkey Tactics
The other day I was sitting in my home looking out the window at the 20 or so wild turkeys […]
Let’s Find You a Good Guide and Book at Peak Time
Finding a reputable outfitter can be an overwhelming and nerve-racking task, especially if you have dealt with one in the […]
Get Out and Scout Right Now for Next Deer Season
Deer season is over and many hunters are singing the blues as they have months to wait until deer season […]
Purposeful Scouting for Deer Season Success
Great hunters study their quarry all year. Often hunting season is only a few weeks, with months of talking and dreaming. […]
Low-impact, Fast-track Scouting puts Media on Turkeys
Generations of hunters have been taught to scout spring gobblers by searching for droppings, scratching, feathers, and tracks, but so many […]
Nordberg on Deer: Summer Deer Country Chores
This month, my deer hunting partners and I will head north for a few days of walleye fishing and some […]
Now is the Time to Scout for Whitetails
Whether you filled your freezer with fresh venison or are dining on tag soup, deer season is over. This means […]