Bowhunting Wyoming: Of Elk and Bears: Part 2
With a great base camp set up, I settled into a daily routine – I was searching for elk.
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Bowhunting Wyoming: Of Elk … and Bears: Part 1
The summer of 2013 found me preparing for a DIY bowhunt for elk in northwestern Wyoming near Cody.
READ MORE ›Becoming A Better Bowhunter: Part 4 Of 4
As bowhunters, one of the most beneficial things we can do is practice shooting at 3-D animal targets.
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New bowhunters burn most of their energy early instead of waiting for “prime time.”
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A common mistake committed by bowhunters each year is a lack of practice from elevated positions.
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When it comes to becoming a successful bowhunter, the author says the devil is in the detail.
READ MORE ›CRP Is Great!
Throughout our great land lies a lot of ground that is serving as a sanctuary to wildlife populations, especially whitetail deer. “CRP,” or the “Conservation Reserve Program” is a government-funded program, which pays farmers to take highly erodible ground out of agricultural production. The result is natural habitat is returned and enhanced, with the ultimate result being a “win-win” situation for both landowner and local wildlife.
READ MORE ›Whitetail Savvy For You: Part 5
In the last part of this series, we took a look at “concealment issues” in our effort to create the “perfect treestand.” In this
installment, let’s consider another topic — the entrance and exit of our hide. “Leave no stones unturned” is the motto of the diligent, consistently successful, whitetail, treestand bowhunter. Let’s roll!
Whitetail Strategies: Part 2: Only Two Weeks
No matter the situations of your life, if you really want to bow-kill big
bucks on your own, and you don’t have a “leg up” on the game, would you supply
two weeks of your time to “git’er done?”