Deer hunting with the GrowingDeer.tv team! Watch 3 father/son deer hunts! A nice Kentucky buck goes down after a long season of hunting him (0:00 - 08:18). Then see two youth hunts where the boys get their bucks with much perseverance and hunting lessons learned along the way (08:19 to 18:24).
One of the best spots to tag a buck at the tail end of the season is along a fertile river bottom. Use these three strategies to fill that unused tag burning a hole in your pocket.
If you’re like 99 percent of whitetail hunters, you probably own a grunt call or two. But chances are good those calls spend most of the time buried in a pocket or dangling unused around your neck.
Perhaps you’re deer hunting a new area this season and with it comes the requirement … or opportunity … to try a new type of firearm. Maybe you’re just curious about how rifles, muzzleloaders, and shotgun slugs really stack up. Or you might see a chance to use the fine print in the hunting regs to your advantage.
Understanding pre-rut behavior can land you a mature buck if you play your cards right. During the pre-rut, hunters can intercept the much more active routines of bucks. Do you know how to best use the pre-rut to your advantage?
One of the most sought after pieces of equipment in a deer hunters arsenal is a grunt call, most hunters will have one within reach every time they're in the field.
One of the most common problems deer hunters face is when bucks feel pressure on the usual feeding sites such as agricultural fields, food plots, and oak flats. Almost overnight, they can seem to vanish. When this happens, consider hunting near an alternative food source that’s often overlooked by most hunters: berry bushes, orchards, and scattered persimmon, apple, and pear trees.
During the peak deer breeding period of the rut, hunters picture the woods and fields alive with big bucks letting their guards down and running helter-skelter, wildly chasing does. If ever there was a sure time to fill a tag, that would be the time.
The GrowingDeer team is developing strategies for hunting mature bucks. It’s also a time of year that brings many changes for whitetails. Watch this episode for an explanation of what's going on with deer right now and over the next few weeks. Just as deer are changing, bow hunters need to be primed and ready for quickly changing hunting situations. Stay tuned as Dr. Woods shares hard-core practice methods for bow hunters.
The www.GrowingDeer.tv team is preparing for deer hunting by getting boots on the ground and scouting for deer season! See the tips for scouting and hunting whitetails with the targeted strategies developed with this MRI. Plus, guiding a deer hunter on improvements for his hunting grounds
