Next Generation Insight to the Outdoors
It might be that time of year to start looking for shed antlers, but it’s also time to burn around your hunting area! Prescribed burning improves your whitetail habitat in a variety of ways and it’s best to do it in the months of January and February. In general, burning helps combat invasive or harmful …
Elite Hunter: Prescribed Burning Improves your Whitetail Habitat Read More »
Deer season may be closed for most, but a new season is just starting: shed hunting season! Searching for shed antlers offers a fun experience for everyone and also provides valuable scouting insight for next fall. Follow this advice and your shed hunts will be more productive. You will find more antlers and learn more …
Staying in the spirit of Milo’s Top 10, I think it’s time for me to introduce a Top 10 as well. My inspiration stems from a recent inquiry by a female friend of mine who thought it might be nice to know what makes a guy who loves to hunt tick. STOP. HOLD THE PHONES. …
Tyler’s Top 10: Things Girls Should Know About Guys who Hunt Read More »
Just because deer season is pretty much over in a majority of the country doesn’t mean it’s time to stop thinking about it. Now’s the time to take some of your most important steps towards success for next season. Our number one rule is to reduce human pressure in your area during deer season and …
While deer season might still be going strong in the southern states, we are winding down here in the midwest. This time of year we shift our focus to completing the vast number of small, but very important, tasks before next deer season rolls around. In January, we will begin to move deer stands around, …
Elite Hunter Series: Trail Trimming Tips for your Deer Stand Read More »
The Elite Hunter Series is focused on helping you understand the necessary steps for killing big, mature bucks in the area you hunt, no matter how big or small. A majority of it applies to private land and leases, but some will apply to public land hunting as well. This process isn’t for the faint …