Tony Mills’ Top 6 bowhunting tips for success
Follow these easy steps to kill more deer with a bow […]
Follow these easy steps to kill more deer with a bow […]
It’s obvious right?
You capture a nice buck on your trail cam by the sunflower field stand, so you pick that venue for opening day. […]
Once the rut slows down and the post-rut begins, surviving deer will eventually return to bedding sites used prior to the rut — as long as there was no intrusion. […]
Any experienced deer hunter will tell you that whitetails can be some of the most elusive big game animals on the planet. […]
Late Monday afternoon, Wil Moore was standing knee deep in the mud in a small pond with chilled water to his waist.
Proudly smiling, ear to ear. […]
When Magnolia Records began, Rick Dillard saw some clear potential for the tracking and cataloguing of the best white-tailed bucks killed in Mississippi. […]
The charismatic, legend baseball pitcher Dizzy Dean may have explained personal achievement best: “It ain’t braggin’ if you can do it.” […]
How often have you heard a deer hunter say: “So many choices, so little time?”
And, here the October bow season is, and we have got the itch to climb into a deer stand regardless of the heat, humidity, mosquitoes or snakes. […]
The clock is ticking. Time is just about up. Are you ready for bow hunting? If you haven’t really even thought about nor done anything about it, then, dude, you are way too late out of the chute. There is time to get caught up, but it needs to start like yesterday. […]
When the scalding summer temperatures are broken, it’s a bet you’ll start thinking about where best to ambush that deer you’ve been watching all summer on trail cams. […]
In the excitement of taking the shot and the careful caping of a buck’s head in preparation for the taxidermist, it is important not to overlook the proper handling of the high quality venison. […]
There are many things that hunters can do ahead of time to ensure they get the most out of their trail camera efforts during the upcoming hunting season. […]
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