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The 10 Best Stand Locations for Hunting the Whitetail Rut (opens the original)
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The rut is a phenomenal time of year to be a deer hunter. It’s when anything can happen at any time. Bucks are chasing does, and even those elusive mature bucks can be spotted on their feet during daylight. The drive to breed can push bucks to travel miles from their typical home range which gives hunters the opportunity to tag a giant buck that they’ve never seen before. However, the chaos of the rut can also make deciding where to hunt more challenging. If a big buck could show up anywhere at
Deer Hunters Should Avoid These 7 Types of Rubs and Scrapes (opens the original)
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A buck tears into a cedar tree trunk, leaving shavings of bark all around its already scarred base. Another whitetail rips up the ground, sending leaves, sticks, and dirt flying from the community scrape. Both are laying down obvious deer sign that’d fire up even the most even-keeled deer hunters. According to the National Deer Association, one mature buck can make upward of 1,200 rubs in a single year. They make and revisit many scrapes throughout the year as well. Furthermore, the NDA says tha
Is the South the New King of Whitetail Country? (opens the original)
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While the South has plenty of excellent hunting and fishing opportunities, most of us still look at it as the little brother of the whitetail deer hunting world. Many even rank it below the Northeast region, let alone the Midwest, where big bucks seem to lurk around every cornfield. But is that an accurate assessment? If you analyze the deer harvest data, the conversation changes. A variety of metrics show the South is making big strides in whitetail hunting. So has the South dethroned the Midwe
13 Massive Drop-Tine Bucks That Made Hunting History (opens the original)
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Most deer hunters dream about one day tagging a drop tine deer—one of those bucks with a point (or several points) dropping down from the main beam. That’s why we’re sharing these photos and stories of huge drop tine bucks courtesy of Antlers by Klaus — they’re whitetails with some of the most unique racks ever grown. Some of these bucks come with incredible stories. Others are more about the visual appeal of the drop tine rack itself. Some of these deer remain a mystery. Regardless, all are leg
10 Things Hunters Think Spook Deer, But Usually Don't (opens the original)
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There are many things that alert deer and cause them to hightail it to parts unknown, never to be seen in your food plot again. However, hunters have misconceptions about the things that always put deer on edge, or that all-out spook them. Deer are interesting animals, and the rules that govern when and how they blow out of an area are not always black and white. In light of that, here are 10 things that don’t always send whitetails running for safety of heavy cover. I watched a big typical emer
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