Food Plots: Are They Necessary in Iowa?
I have often heard many deer hunters say that there is no reason why they should plant a food plot in Iowa. After all there is already plenty of food, [...]
Early Season Bow Hunting Mistakes
Bow season rolls around the same time every year, but it still catches many sportsmen under and ill prepared. It seems like if mistakes are going to be made, they’re [...]
Don’t Overlook The Small Tracts
The story of David and goliath crossed my mind as I maneuvered through corn and tall grass toward the tree where my quarry awaits. Three doves perched unsuspectingly in the [...]
Whitetails 365: Interior Plots and Stand Tips
By Tom Peplinksi This month I have several questions coming from Dennis in southern Iowa. His questions are “I’ve been following along the Whitetails 365 articles for quite a while [...]
Creating Entrance & Exit Routes
By Mac Chilton Without a doubt, one of the most over looked strategies in whitetail hunting is forming good entrance and exit routes to and from your tree stand or [...]
20 Tips For Late Season Whitetails
It’s been nearly three months since the first deer season opened in Iowa. The days are shorter and the temps are lower but there is still hunting to do. Its [...]
A Bowhunters’ Backpack: Don’t Leave Home Without These Items!
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 that have [...]
Curing Target Panic
By Jim Westcott No two words put fear into an archer more than target panic! Target panic is actually an unpleasant psychological state that yields the inability to hold your [...]
Compound Bow 101: What are the parts of your bow?
By: Nick Jedlicka Okay, count me as one of the guilty! I was not always totally up to speed on what the various parts and functions of my compound bow [...]
Archery Accuracy Tips You May Not Know About
By: Aaron McKinney We have all read the articles on accuracy tips discussing paper tuning, broadhead tuning, sight adjusting, and just flat out tinkering with your bows set up for [...]
