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- … impact on the amount and size of the bucks you have to hunt. Killing the right deer and the correct amount of … to harvest during this hunting season. Killing the right does and the proper amount of does will be important not only for seeing more bucks, but …
- … Reasons You Should Manage Your Deer Herd … Most of us hunt in areas where the deer density is fairly high and there is no shortage of does to harvest on any given hunt. More people are getting on board with the quality deer …
- … again remember that just because the main rut is over, does not mean that bucks aren’t looking for does to breed … as there is in the earlier season, because most hunters hunt when the weather isn’t as severe as it is in the late … during the first rut? Day 2: Chris Kirby Tells Where to Hunt For Mature Bucks During the Late Season Tomorrow: Chris …
- … rattling antlers to call in bucks in the post-rut. We hunt the Ford Ranch in Texas where the deer herd is between one buck for one doe or one buck for two does. Any time you rattle, you may rattle up four or five … the post-rut. However, in New York State where I live and hunt, you may spend a lifetime of rattling and never have one …
- … pattern. I wear the camo I use for deer hunting to hunt turkeys. I’ve been wearing Mossy Oak for 6 years. I … the secrets of finding big bucks and getting permission to hunt them, as well as the techniques he used to pinpoint when … this deer. I know this buck will mean more to you than he does to me. I wouldn’t have done the work you have done to …
- … Gear Inspections: Taking Care of Your Tools After the Hunt—Including Your Hunting Dog … It’s the end of the … day—you shot your game and are all finished with your hunt. You, your group, and your hunting dogs are tired and … after every hunt. The reason for this is simple—not only does this promote safety, but it will keep your firearms in …
- … creating a more intense rut and increased competition for does. Keeping deer numbers down to manageable levels is also … spikes are killed every year by being mistaken for does. Although mistakes are going to happen, take the time to …
- … Missouri is a result of increased harvest pressure on does that has resulted from liberalization of antlerless … variations include varying levels of harvest pressure on does, an outbreak of hemorrhagic disease in 2007 and, in … numbers in much of northern Missouri by harvesting more does. In many parts of central, northern, and western …
- … buck to doe ratios are skewed more on the side of too many does, not all does are bred during the peak of breeding and the fawn drop …
- … hours. To see and harvest mature bucks hunters must hunt smarter and adjust their strategies. On properties … through their mind is “you’re telling me I have to hunt less” – which is something they do not want to hear. Where in fact, reducing hunting pressure does not necessarily mean that you have to hunt less, you …
