- Nov 20, 2015
Texas Hunter Deer Blinds Video
Texas Hunter Products’ deer blinds are built tough and last maintenance free for years out here. Our blinds withstand everything Mother Nature throws at them. Texas Hunter deer blinds are USA-made and feature the patented STARBOARD XL material which is finished on both sides so it looks good and lasts. Texas Hunter STARBOARD XL is one of the strongest materials ever invented for outdoor use and sure better than fiberglass. Our deer blind material is the only one that can lift thousands of pounds! Or take a full shotgun blast because STARBOARD XL isn’t a coating, its strength built-in. Yet, STARBOARD XL is so light, Texas Hunter deer blinds are easy-to-move. PLUS, STARBOARD XL will never rust or rot as we proved by burying a piece of it in the ground for 8 months. When we dug it up, STARBOARD XL showed its amazing memory as it got back its just-like-new look. Now that’s durability. That’s Texas Hunter’s no-maintenance deer blinds! See our full selection of Texas Hunter deer blinds with STARBOARD XL at http://www.texashunterproducts.com/hunting-blinds. Learn more about Texas Hunter Products at http://www.TexasHunter.com and visit our blog at http://www.texashunterproducts.com/blog.
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Do you want your bucks to have bigger antlers this year? Before you treat your deer, you need to understand the basics of what antlers are and how antlers form over time. Antlers are pieces of bone that grow out of the pedicles of a deer. Nutrition, age and genetics all play a role in how [...] -
Professional anglers work diligently to locate where the fish are. That’s their primary task. Next, they try to determine what the fish might be inclined to eat at that specific time. Afterward, they attempt to entice enough fish to take their bait and catch a full limit, ideally including at least one large fish, before heading to the weigh-in station to compete for the prize money.
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Training a puppy to become an effective bird dog, particularly for retrieving game birds like ducks, pheasant and quail, is a meticulous process that requires patience, consistency, and a deep understanding of canine behavior. Here are the best practices to guide you through this rewarding journey.
