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The advancements in bowhunting equipment in the past twenty years have produced the fastest, most accurate, and most forgiving compound bow setups ever seen by bowhunters. With compound bow advancements, arrow technology, and technologically advanced accessories such as sights, rests, and stabilizers, it is no surprise that hunters are shooting better than ever.
Selecting the perfect tree stand location is crucial for a successful deer hunt. The right spot increases your chances of spotting deer and ensures they come within close archery range. Nothing highlights a hunter's unpreparedness more than sitting in a tree stand, questioning if it's the right spot.
Recently, I had the opportunity to visit with Forrest to ask his tips for helping deer hunters maximize their deer habitat throughout the off-season. Forrest was eager to share his knowledge on how he helps maximize hunting land for a thriving deer population.
Last we talked with hunting land management expert, Jason Say, he spelled out an easy way to frost seed your plot. Besides frost seeding, another topic that Say is extremely versed in – that often goes overlooked by hunters – is soil testing.
As the hunting season fades, many enthusiasts transition into another thrilling pursuit: shed hunting. The quest for finding antlers left behind by bucks is not just a hobby; it's a testament to patience, timing, and strategy. However, the endeavor often comes with its fair share of frustrations, as eager hunters may start too early, only to come up empty-handed. But fear not; success in shed hunting lies in understanding when, why, and where to look.