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It’s Time to Worry About Our National Doe Harvest, Especially in These States
In 1988, faced with declining hunter numbers and too many deer, our founders and leaders called deer hunters to action: reduce pressure on bucks and increase harvest pressure on does. Deer hunters responded and led…
read moreWhich Deer Aging Technique is More Accurate, Jawbone or Cementum?
There are two methods hunters can use to estimate the age of harvested deer, and both rely on deer teeth. There is a lot of misunderstanding, misapplication, and misinformation shared about these valuable deer management…
read moreGetting Yourself and Your Bow Ready for Deer Season With Travis “T-Bone” Turner
This week we are talking with Bone Collector’s Travis “T-Bone” Turner all about archery and preparing for the upcoming archery deer season. Travis discusses his background and how he got into archery and deer hunting….
read moreYou Could See 60% More Bucks on Camera in Hunting Season, UGA Study Shows
Trail cameras provide us with a great way to survey deer populations, identify bucks and scout deer movement before hunting season begins. There’s even a pre-season baited trail-camera survey method to analyze the structure of…
read moreCan Baiting and Feeding Really Spread Deer Diseases Faster?
Baiting and supplemental feeding are contentious topics in hunting camps, wildlife agency headquarters and legislative halls across North America. They come with cultural, ethical and ecological considerations. These are all worthy of discussion, but I’ll…
read moreSummer Thermal Cover and Recovering From Food Plot Failure With Zack Vucurevich
In this episode of the Deer Season 365 podcast, we’re once again talking with wildlife biologist Zack Vucurevich about the importance of summer thermal cover, as well as how to recover from summer food plot…
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Whether you are a landowner, or a hunter who leases land or is a member of a hunting club, hunting land liability insurance is essential because both parties assume some legal risk while on a property.
Landowners have a duty to guests and those paying to hunt (leaseholders). Hunters need liability insurance to protect themselves, other members of their hunting group, and even guests against acts for which they could be held legally responsible.
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