It’s natural for hunters not to think about scent control until the season rolls around. I mean, why put time and energy into worrying about your scent when you can’t even go out to hunt? Well, I have some bad news. Deer don’t just start feeling pressure on opening day. They feel pressured whenever you […]
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It’s incredible how quickly trail cameras went from novelty to an indispensable hunting tool for many. I still remember seeing the first ads for film-based Cuddebacks in the late 1990s when the concept of monitoring the game animals in your area was taking off. Those old cameras were relatively crude. They used a white flash […]
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Spectacular landforms appear in every corner of the Earth. Where water meets land, gorgeous arrays of sea stacks and beautiful…
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Not long ago, we first heard of a great way to give new life to your antler sheds (or any of your antler sets collecting dust). This method includes moose, elk, mule deer, and whitetail deer antlers that can be mounted or displayed around your home or office to share that memorable hunt-even if the […]
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