Posted by Nate Pittman on Sep 29, 2024
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Ask any experienced hunter, and they’ll tell you that success often boils down to one key factor—deer stand placement. Finding the right spot isn’t as simple as picking a random tree and hoping for th
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Posted by CJ Davis on Sep 6, 2024
Best Placement Practices for Deer Decoys
Decoying whitetails in the South is always viewed with skepticism by a lot of hunters. No doubt lots of hunters and long seasons (particularly with firearms) can make deer anywhere extra spooky, but t
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Posted by Hampton Bourne on Aug 29, 2024
5 Ways to Bring Elk in Close
Elk are smart. The biggest bulls haven’t become the biggest bulls due to a lack of caution. Increased hunting pressure has given wily bulls a PhD in survival, and unless the stars align, an approachin
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Posted by Mark Kayser on Aug 14, 2024
Why You Should Avoid the Path of Least Resistance in Elk Country
The pathway to success rarely has an offramp pointing the way with clear signage. I made that up, but quite sure someone wiser than me said it decades prior with more elegance. Regardless, elk hunting
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Posted by CJ Davis on Jul 29, 2024
4 Antelope Stalking Tactics
Picture this: the vast open plains of Montana stretch before you one early fall morning. The sun is rising, casting a golden hue over the landscape. A lone antelope grazes in the distance, unaware of
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Posted by CJ Davis on Jun 28, 2024
Hunting the Pronghorn Rut
Heat waves dance across the plains. It’s the middle of September and pretty much every locale in the United States is dealing with near-unbearable heat. Just this side of the horizon a nice pron
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