Habitat-Techniques

Controlling Wild Hogs: No More Pork

A big part of any gamekeeper’s game plan is to provide better habitat for native wildlife. Feral hogs are wildlife too; they’re just not native, not invited and are detrimental to every effort you make to improve your property for...

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Whitetail Management: Keeping the Balance

If you want to see more and bigger bucks, and larger body weights, you probably need to thin your doe population out a bit, possibly a lot. A given piece of land will hold and sustain “X amount” of deer (both bucks and does)....

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Your Boots Stink: Covering Your Scent

Hunters are becoming more educated and understand that defeating a whitetails’ sense of smell is possibly the most important detail in getting closer to them. Special soaps, detergents and sprays are used, but many forget about...

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Barometric Pressure & Whitetail Movement

Back in the 90s I was involved in a semi-scientific study we called the W.M.W.M. Study (What Makes Whitetails Move).The results of the study were to be fodder for another book, but those involved all had a more jealous motive…we...

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