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Deer Hunting Tips from a Master Naturalist: Listen to Other Wildlife
Earlier this year, I sat down with professional naturalist and Maine guide Dan Gardoqui. He practices a technique, familiar to indigenous people worldwide, called bird language. This practice develops a deeper awareness of the environment…
read more“Age This!” Celebrates 10 Years. Why is Buck Age Still Important?
We’ve been featuring an “Age This!” buck survey in this organization’s weekly e-newsletter for 10 years now. September 17, 2014 was the first newsletter to include a reader-submitted trail-camera photo and age poll. That’s not…
read moreHow Wildlife Conservation is Being Robbed, with Dan Forster of the Archery Trade Association
In this episode, learn about how wildlife conservation is being robbed by Pittman-Roberson Act and Dingell-Johnson Act excise tax slippage due to foreign product production and international e-commerce. Dan Forster, Chief Conservation Officer at Archery…
read moreIs the Venison I Get From the Processor My Deer? Insights From a Professional Meat Processor
In this week’s Deer Season 365 podcast episode, we’re talking with Terry Kerns of Edgewood Meat Locker all about deer processing. Not so much how to process your deer, but more about how to handle…
read moreUsing Water Access to Improve Your Success on Mature Bucks With Jacob Emery
In this week’s episode of the Deer Season 365 podcast, we’re talking with Jacob Emery of the DO3 Outdoors YouTube channel all about using water access to improve your odds on mature bucks. Jacob dives…
read moreHiring a Habitat Consultant with Zack Vucurevich of Whetstone Habitat, LLC
Hiring a habitat consultant can help you achieve your land management and hunting goals, but if you’ve never done it before, you might not know what to expect. In this episode, Zack Vucurevich, the founder…
read moreStaying Mobile to Improve Your Deer Hunting Success With Christopher Leppert
In this episode of the Deer Season 365 podcast, we look at the increasing popularity of mobile deer hunting and how it can make you a better, more consistent hunter. Our guest is Christopher Leppert,…
read moreAll About Saddle Hunting with Josh Hillyard of Tethrd
Saddle hunting has grown steadily in popularity in recent years. More and more hunters are setting their climbing and fixed position stands aside, instead opting for the lightweight versatility of a saddle. Still, saddle hunting…
read moreWhen to Plant Fall Food Plots, and How to Recover If They Fail
Whether you’re in the feed store, local diner, or viewing internet forums, there’s an inevitable conversation happening right now. Starting around July every year, deer hunters begin asking the same question: when should they start…
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