For people that only deer hunt, you have entered... the off season. (Cue the dark and scary music). Sure, you are supposed to already start thinking about and planning for next deer season, because deer season lasts all year and all that. But that budding excitement of running in after work, changing into camo, and running to your tree stand to cram in a couple hours before supper time sunset has ended. It's hard to explain to your co-workers, wife or friends the thrill of an

In the final weeks of deer season, many hunters may feel the panic of unfilled tags and dwindling opportunities to make it to the treestand. Avoid end of season anxiety with these helpful tips and ideas: Take a kid hunting. Haven’t had the best year hunting? There’s no greater way to fuel your passion for deer hunting than to hand that passion down to the next generation. Seeing their eyes light up when any sort of wildlife walks into view or even sharing in the celebration a

If you've been hunting for any amount of time, you've heard it 1,000 times: "hunt safe." From gun safety to safety harnesses, and don't forget your blaze orange. But when was the last time you checked your treestands and accessories? Treestand Safety Checklist: All stands and climbing sticks should be thoroughly inspected for rust and cracks. Whether you're in a ladder, lock-on or climbing stand, take the time to look for rust spots and cracks in the welds. If your treestand

Proper land management doesn't begin 30 days out from the opening day of deer season. But sometimes life happens, and you find yourself counting the days down to deer season with a list of things left to do. If you haven't done any work on your land at all, don't despair. You can still make the most of the time you have left prior to deer season with this quick check list. ​ ​ MINERAL: if you haven’t gotten to it yet, it’s time to get mineral supplements out. Want to help the