Habitat-Techniques

Using Trail Cameras as a Management Tool

If you’re looking for a close encounter with a mature buck or are interested in managing your property for a healthy balance, trail cameras may be the most valuable tools we have.

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Correcting Minor Hold Issues: Training a Mouthy Dog

How many times have you been waterfowl or upland hunting and you shot at, but only nicked the bird? The bird sails down and you cast your dog, watched as he picked-up the bird and returned it to you, but dropped the still live...

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Food Plot Utilization Cages

How do you know if your food plots are working, or if you’ve planted enough acreage? Sure you can stake out a plot, and use the latest in surveillance equipment and “spy” in person. Or, you can blanket the area with trail cameras...

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Buck to Doe Ratio: Understanding 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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