From our friends at Alabama Freshwater Fishing Report - Listen to the entire podcast here.
We talk a lot on this show about creating habitat. We’ve talked with Norman, with Southeastern Pond Management a ton about it. We’ve also talked with a lot of our anglers about it and we’ve got some guys like Tony Adam. [...]
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From our friends at Great Days Outdoors
Many years ago, at one of those holiday family gatherings, I met a gentleman who had raised cattle for many years. We started discussing deer hunting and feeding deer when he asked me several questions. After answering, he said growing good deer seemed similar to raising cattle, providing plenty of [...]
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Listen to the entire show from our friends at Huntin' Land Podcast.
Joe Baya: Hey guys, and welcome to Huntin’ Land, presented by Great Days Outdoors Magazine. If you’d like to stay up to date on hunting tactics, land management, land values, and land market dynamics, this is the podcast for you.
This week’s show is brought [...]
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Hunting is a sport that takes great skill and a hobby that everyone should experience at least once in their life. Here are some tips to help beginning hunters get started and stay safe in the woods.
Check your local hunting laws and regulations
Be aware of your local tag, licensing and hunting laws. A list by [...]
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by Bill Kendy - Great Days Outdoors
Scenario #1 – you own a piece of property that has a pond on it and down through the years you got busy on other things and basically let it go to seed in terms of managing it. Scenario #2 – You are seriously considering buying some dirt that [...]
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Whether you’re a veteran whitetail hunter or a heading into the woods for the first time, these 7 pointers can help you have more success this deer season.
1 - Make Final Cuts by Labor Day Weekend
Avoid trimming your shooting lanes and otherwise disturbing vegetation in your hunting area during the season. The time to clear [...]
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By Dave Edwards, National Deer Association
Bucks expend a great deal of energy during the fall preparing for and participating in the rut. Depending on the buck:doe ratio, activities like scraping, rubbing, fighting, seeking and chasing can stretch over weeks or even months, and during this time bucks spend less time feeding than normal. Even in [...]
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By Michael Anthony Foster for CAES News
Whitetail deer are probably the most economically important large game animal in the U.S. Due to population growth, the amount of suitable habitat has decreased and managing the species has become more intensive. Deer management now requires a deeper understanding of the nutritional requirements that affect body size, reproduction [...]
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From our Friends at Sportsman’s Choice
It is common practice for many ranch managers to shut off their protein feeders and fire up the corn/spincast feeders once we get into hunting season. Theoretically, this corresponds with the nutritional requirements of whitetail deer, if we consider that bucks are done with antler growth and most doe have [...]
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