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How to Use a Cellular Trail Camera
With cellular technology becoming more widely available, I thought it would be a good time to educate users on how to properly set up a cellular trail camera to maximize its effectiveness. When I
Coronavirus Survival Guide for the Outdoorsman
Three months ago, if someone told me I would be advised to “stay at home” during a worldwide epidemic, I would have thought, NO WAY! Now that reality has set in and social distancing is a real
Rock Bottom and How to Look Forward to the Fall
We are now approaching the most depressing time of year to be a die-hard deer hunter. Bucks are losing antlers and the only hunting season open right now is coyotes and our turkey season doesn’t
The Hunt for Skywalker
November 3rd was a great day to be in the tree stand. It was cold and there was the slightest breeze coming from the Southeast. I decided to hunt the downwind side of a big bedding area.
A Close Encounter, a Giant on Trail Cam, and a Dead Buck
The title of this blog sounds the start of a joke, but all jokes aside, it has been an extremely eventful first few days of hunting the rut this year. It all started when I sat the top side of a
The Plant Protein Senescence and How to Capitalize from It
This time of year, the food sources in the white-tail world are starting to change. Lush green vegetation that was high in protein and water content earlier in the year is going through senescence
How Deer Survive the Extreme Cold
We are in the midst of an extreme cold front hitting the upper Midwest, and many hunters are concerned about how deer will cope with the extreme cold temperatures. The good part about this cold snap
Staying Ahead of the Nutrition Game
As the rut winds down in the Northern portion of the white-tails range, available nutrition on the landscape begins a downward tumble. Bucks have lost a lot of energy in the marathon we call the
Taste Testing Tactics: Find the Big Buck Sweet Spot
No two deer are alike. Even identical twins have slight differences in appearance. The same holds true for their taste buds. One deer might really prefer a certain food, but another might walk right past
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