whitetail hunting tips

Something that often gets lost among bowhunters is to continue practicing shooting your bow throughout the season. And practicing shooting your bow in the late season is most important. When hunting late season, you’re typically wearing bulkier clothing, gloves and a facemask. All of these variables can make a difference when it comes to shooting...

When it comes to the rut, there are three main stages of the rut. The first stage is the very end of October into the first week of November. This is commonly known as the pre-rut or early rut. In this stage, does aren’t quite ready to be bred yet, but bucks are getting fired...

As you’re hunting the rut, these five tips should help you. Tip #1 Tip one is to hunt as much as you can. If you can sit all day in a stand, I strongly encourage it. The action can heat up at any time of the day, not just early in the morning or late...

When it comes to the rut, all the publicity is typically on the peak rut in November. What is often not discussed as much is the pre-rut, which is typically the time frame during the last week of October. During this time of year, bucks begin ramping up for the rut and days are becoming...

In this video, I want to talk about treestand locations within your food plots. So let’s say that you have a food plot in the ground that looks great and the deer are hitting it, but now the question is where do you put a treestand? That’s a great question to be asking and there’s...

If you hunt early in the fall or southern states, odds are you’ll have to face hunting in hot weather at some point. How to handle and succeed hunting in hot weather isn’t often discussed and that’s what this video is going to cover. First of all, mosquitoes can easily ruin an early season hot...

Mechanical VS. Fixed Blade Broadheads There are two different types of broadheads out there when it comes to bowhunting. Mechanical and Fixed blade broadheads. Both have their pros and cons, and today were going to cover them both. When it comes to Mechanical heads, they fly more like a field point and the blades expand...

How Much Weight Should You Be Pulling Back with Your Bow? There can be a lot of misconceptions when it comes to knowing how much weight you should be pulling back with your bow or how much weight it takes to kill a deer. First of all, it’s very important you’re able to adequately handle...

Tips for your Long Range Archery Practice Shooting at long distances will no doubt make your shorter shots seem easier. When it comes to long-distance shooting, I recommend practicing shooting at least 50 yards out. That way when you come into realistic shooting distances for actual bowhunting, which are hopefully in the 20-30 yard range,...

Benefits of using trail cameras in the summer – Pre-Season Hunting Tips Trail cameras are a valuable tool in the summer. When it comes to using them in the summertime, they can be used to establish an inventory. Essentially, they can be used to help you figure out what’s around. Not only can they help...

Summer Scouting Tools – Pre-Season Hunting Tips During the summer months, I love finding new hunting property. Whether this is via permission, buying land or just finding more public land, summer is a great time to do this. When you do find new land though, it’s important to do some form of a quick scout...

Thinking about heading planning an out of state hunt? One of the best times to be planning an out of state hunt is right now during the summer. There’s a lot that goes into planning an out of state hunt and if you wait until right before a trip to make plans, you’ll be wishing...

Thinking about heading out to hunt in the rain? Hunting in weather like rain is something that scares and stops people from heading out. If it’s torrential down pouring, it’s probably best to stay indoors. If there’s slight rain or a light drizzle, it may be the perfect time for a hunt. Weather like rain...

Have you checked your Treestand Straps? Something you should be doing every off-season is to check your treestand straps on stands that you leave up all year. Treestand straps will wear over time. They should last at least a few years at a time, but it’s important to check them every year because they are...

When it comes to summer scouting and things you can be doing during the summer to help you during the fall, there’s a few major things that come to mind. The first is using trail cameras. Trail cameras can be a powerful tool and can help you tremendously. They can be placed in many different...