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Secret Water Hole
secret water hole, hunting honey holeType: Blog Post
Early Season Waterfowl
Early season is great time of year for waterfowl. The birds are plentiful and very eager to be togetherType: Article
Coues deer, mule deer
The portable water hole: for years I searched and searched for a water hole that would produce a nice coues deer but every time I found a hole that had good sign I found other hunters as well. Being fed up I decided I needed to find away to have my own water hole. Well...Type: Blog Post
Scouting
Scouting Scouting is key in being successful anywhere you hunt. Every great hunter logs in a lot of hours surveying their hunting areas. Even if you don’t have the opportunity to get out and physically scout you area with today’s technology and resources like http://www.thehuntingchannelonline.com you can prepare yourself with a game plan to help...Type: Blog Post
How to hunt with a ground blind
I hear people say all the time “I had so many pics on my trail camera the deer were coming to this water hole everyday. I sat 5 days in my ground blind and didn’t see a single deerâ€. What people don’t realize how important it is to follow these simple set of rules: 1)Set...Type: Blog Post
Scouting for deer
I start my scouting each year by checking the internet for new places to hunt. I do this by using the map feature on the hunting channel online. I pull up 3D images of the areas i have researched through fish and game reports and pope and young entries. I look for the structures and...Type: Blog Post
A bit about javelina
A Bit About The Beast….. An adult Javalina weighs between 30-65 pounds, but can get to weights nearing 80 ( in suburban areas feeding on garbage and landscaping) They a are a grayish black in color with a white collar around the neck. There coat is made up of hollow straw-like hairs that act as...Type: Blog Post
My first Spot and Stalk at 64years old!
The terrain is an open expanse, rolling hills, dotted with a few trees and waterholes,Type: Blog Post
Becoming a better hunter
Becoming a better Hunter: Before you can become a better hunter you must understand the different pieces of the puzzle that make up a good hunter. There is a specific blue print that you must follow to truly construct yourself into a good hunter. Hunting Can be broken up into several little pieces lets call...Type: Blog Post
Nocturnal Bucks
THE “SO-CALLED†NOCTURNAL BUCK By Peter Feduccia How many times have you heard the phrase, “He went nocturnal� If you have been hunting deer for any length of time, you have probably heard it at least several times. The term refers to a buck, that for a variety of reasons, never moves during daylight hours...Type: Blog Post
Get fit for: Backwoods hunting in the high country
Get fit for: Backwoods hunting in the high country Fitness is an often over-looked section of hunting. While the un-initiated may see hunting as a casual walk in the woods any experienced hunter knows otherwise. Tracking, trekking, climbing, lifting, hauling and many other types of physical labor are part and parcel of hunting. You must...Type: Blog Post
ask the pros
Person’s Name: lee Question: i what to know to track deer in my hunting eara how to schot for deer what to look for Answer: first check out http://www.thehuntingchannelonline.com resource center and use the mapping tools or google earth if you have it. Look at 3d and arial photos of the areas try to distinguish...Type: Blog Post
How do i scout if i dont have time
Arnie F. Question: I love to deer hunting and getting out in the woods. Everyone says to spend alot of time in the woods scouting. Well that is where my question lies. I can’t spend much time at all scouting due to my work. What is the best way to scout an area, when you...Type: Blog Post
Nocturnal Bucks
THE “SO-CALLED†NOCTURNAL BUCK By Peter Feduccia How many times have you heard the phrase, “He went nocturnal� If you have been hunting deer for any length of time, you have probably heard it at least several times. The term refers to a buck, that for a variety of reasons, never moves during daylight hours...Type: Blog Post
Deer Hunting Spot
So I get asked on a daily basis. how do i pick my deer hunting spots when I travel to a differnt state? Type: Blog Post
Off season projects
If your like me then you are going crazy durring the off season. So what I try to do to take the edge off is tackle some off season projectsType: Blog Post
Planning Your Hunt Out West
Planning Your Hunt Out West By John Bingham THC Field-Staff “I’m not looking for any honey-holes, but…” If you’ve been around social media or the hunting forums for any amount of time, you’ve seen that guy or perhaps been one of them who posted in any number of forums “I’m new to the area and […]Type: Blog Post
Quality Deer Management/QDM
Quality Deer Management/QDM*-starts with good genetics. A healthy deer herd, availability of ...Type: Article
Wind, Lose Or draw
Wind lose or draw By Michael Lee -- As I sat fletching arrows for the coming deer season one August.Type: Article
Elk Scouting
Elk ScoutingType: Article
Becoming a better Hunter:
Becoming a better Hunter:Type: Article
What to Scout for Around Feeding Areas for ELK and DEER
Scouting to find feeding areas is a pretty simple processType: Article
Just Got back From New Mexico
Well we were hunting the last four days in NM for turkey, We experienced some crazy weather, which we often do in spring above 7,000 feet temps ranged from 20-75 deg we got hailed on, sleet, rain, 40 mph winds, and bright sunny hot days unreal. The Brids were not talking we heard maybe 5...Type: Blog Post
scouting Part 3
Scouting for whitetail part 3 of 3. Type: Blog Post
Day Packs for spot and stalk
Day pack for spot and stalk: Most hunters under estimate the importance of having the right pack to fit their hunt. No one pack fits every hunts’ needs. So if you are like me and can’t afford to buy 5 different day packs and 5 different weekend packs it’s important to find that one pack...Type: Blog Post
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