by Jerald Kopp
When spring rolls around, grass, weeds, and all kinds of vegetation explode. Indeed, about the time you have to consider getting out the mower and weed eater, it’s also time for the annual ritual of creating and refreshing mineral sites. Yes, deer nutrition is in...
by Jerald Kopp
We’re well into March now and since February, antlers have been dropping in the fields and woodlots of North America. Though shed hunting has been a popular activity for quite some time, it’s gained a lot of popularity in recent years. For some, shed hunting is as...
by Jerald Kopp
Have you ever tried to match wits with a Ghost Buck? I have and it’s a bittersweet endeavor, to say the least. Hunters describe ghost bucks in various ways; In their most basic sense, ghost bucks are rare and demonstrate shrewd, solitary, and crafty ways. These lone...
by Jerald Kopp
Whether through binoculars or on trail camera images, seeing three or more bucks together at one time never gets old – and for many hunting areas, it’s a rare treat. For most hunters, it’s not just the offseason lull that makes early season whitetail hunting sound so...
by Jerald Kopp
Pretty much all deer hunters want to shoot a “trophy class buck”. For some, that means a Boone and Crockett (B&C) “book” deer netting 170-inches or better. For others, it might mean a gross score of 150-inches, even 140-inches. Many bowhunters simply seek Pope and...
by Jerald Kopp
As August starts to wind down, hopefully, more bearable temperatures are fast approaching your area. Deer hunting season certainly is. There are many off-season things to take care of from a whitetail hunting and preparation standpoint (particularly for the early bow...
