Rut Tips
Rut Tips As whitetail hunters, we all know that hunting the rut can represent the best opportunity to catch a vulnerable monster buck out in the open. Vulnerable is rarely [...]
A Bowhunters’ Backpack
A Bowhunters’ Backpack By Shawn and Kristi O’Connor Louis Pasteur, the brilliant 19th century French chemist and inventor of pasteurization, coined the phrase, "fortune favors the prepared mind.” What does [...]
5 Summer Key’s to Fall Success
5 Summer Key's to Fall Success By Kevin Sturm Over the years my wife may have mentioned to me a time or two that hunting season seems to never end, [...]
Should I Go Fishing or Work on my Farm?
Should I Go Fishing or Work on my Farm? By Tom Peplinski I’ll have to admit, when I was first asked about writing a monthly column for whitetail hunting I [...]
Camping: Plan around your Families Wants and Needs
Camping: Plan around your Families Wants and Needs By Earl Taylor When Moses headed into the wilderness, he was told to take just his staff and the bare necessities with [...]
Food Plot Failures: Common Mistakes To Avoid
Food Plot Failures: Common Mistakes To Avoid By Tom Peplinski The world of deer hunting has changed drastically in the last decade, not so much in the way we harvest [...]
To Lease or not to Lease
To Lease or not to Lease By Earl Taylor I had parked at the gate and walked across the picked corn field in the dark. I set up my stand [...]
Don’t Spook Deer Before the Hunt Starts!
Don't Spook Deer Before the Hunt Starts! By Dan Johnson Right now a majority of you probably have your trail cameras out capturing the velvet rut and taking inventory of [...]
Small Tracts Can Yield Big Racks
Small Tracts Can Yield Big Racks By Kevin Sturm Small farm owners are faced with a constant juggling act of income vs. habitat. In most cases, there has to be [...]
