… my bow great on the afternoon of a Mossy Oak writers’ hunt held on Toxey Haas’s land. Ronnie “Cuz” … and grandchildren are very important to me. I want to hunt, live and have fun with them for many more years. I …
… often on the move and reacting to the presence of hot does. But once the rut winds down, those same bucks start to … While bucks during the rut may roam widely in search of does, once the hunting pressure settles down and the weather … chances, so it’s essential to keep a good distance and hunt from the outskirts. Major Weather Events Are Key to …
… to grow our turkey flock and teach more people to hunt turkeys. I also like the conservation programs that the … we became fast friends, and he wants to come out here and hunt elk with me. Mossy Oak people aren’t just about … That Mossy Oak camouflage works just as well on elk as it does on turkeys. Years and years ago I was out hunting deer …
… or about to come into full swing. There may be receptive does in the area or territory in dispute. An antagonistic … are fully alerted. In Oklahoma, I witnessed a group of does wheeze, stomp, and wave their tail flag for the better …
… herd, and to try and locate the bucks on the property we hunt as they’re growing their antlers. We try to put one … The bigger bucks usually hold closer to the swamp, and the does generally hold closer to our food plots. One of the big … our region. We have about 300 acres of leased land that we hunt. We only harvest about eight deer a year off this …
… community as well as the hunting community? Where and how does the change take place in a family business when the …
… I hunted. Back then we didn’t have very many turkeys to hunt. We knew that possums, raccoons, coyotes and foxes all … the lands we hunted. Over the course of a year, I’ll hunt between 4,500-5,000 acres. This includes our family’s … trapping has more to do with wildlife management than it does with hunting as sport. We want to give animals like …
… were looking for properties to buy to have a place to hunt big deer in Kansas. Of course, that was when I needed to … I started bowhunting in the early season.” I love to hunt. Since I live in Kansas, I know the big-buck potential … in-state residents and out-of-state hunters also. Not only does Kansas produce some tremendous sized whitetail bucks, …
… of hardening or mineralizing of the antlers. So how does the velvet come off? The velvet ceases to be fed by … be eaten off by other deer or birds and any velvet that does hit the forest floor is quickly scavenged by mice and … high nutrient content. There are rare cases where a buck does not shed his antlers, and instead keeps a velvet covered …
… their best chance of reaching their genetic potential. Does will have healthier fawns and bucks can have a head …
