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This past December I found myself with a lot of time to think. I was on a three-day late-season muzzleloader hunt for whitetails in western Illinois, and it was a tough hunt. I was very optimistic about this hunt, as I had taken a nice buck in southeastern Illinois the year before with a different outfitter, and I knew that this outfitter too has produced a lot of big bucks over the years in an area known for its trophy potential.
Most hunters hunt the first few days or weekends of the season and then bag their deer, simply give up, or run out of time.
A cold front comes through Southern Missouri so Grant and his 83 year old father go on a muzzleloader hunt. The deer come out early giving him his choice of several nice bucks in the food plot.
If you hunt whitetail anywhere except the deep South and Texas, you were smart to stop hunting scrapes a few weeks ago.
Every hunter's been there - the anticipation of that big buck taking just two more steps to come into range for a safe shot.
While treestand hunting is generally the best way to tag a trophy whitetail
Late season deer hunting can be a challenge but if you're open to scouting for hidey-holes you're chances for bagging a l
It's December and the main rut has come and gone.
