Whitetail Hunting Blog

HUNTING IS IMPORTANT!!!

Posted by montanagrant on  October 27, 2019
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Hunters understand the importance of their role in the ecosystem. Non hunters rarely do. If you don’t do Yoga, why would you understand it? For those that chose to hunt, there is an historical and biological need. Hunting offers an appreciation and responsibility toward wildlife, and open spaces, that is more than just food. Ecosystems need to be managed, protected, and maintained for all wildlife, not just the wild game that is in season. In

STAND READY!!!

Posted by montanagrant on  October 11, 2019
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Sitting still for long periods of time is tough. Most men are ADHD, so it is near impossible for us to not move. As an archer, I improved my success when I learned to sit still and spend the day in the tree. Fred Bear felt that hunting from an elevated stand was unfair and should have been unlawful. There was a time when the advantage of elevation may have been truer. Deer were not

FIRST BLOOD!!!

Posted by montanagrant on  September 30, 2019
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The buck stepped closer into the shooting lane. He was just a few steps away as I drew the bow and settled in for the shot. Just as he entered the open lane, I grunted, and the buck stopped. Thwack! It sounded, and felt like, a perfect shot but… All deer hunters have been at this place. Did I make a perfect shot or…? Whether you are an archer or gun hunter, the issue is

TROPHY CLASS!!!

Posted by montanagrant on  September 18, 2019
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The biggest, oldest, and real monster bucks are in a class all their own. To tag one of these Big Racked Monsters, you must hunt them as if they were a different species. All kinds of deer, elk, or big racked critters get that way because they are survivors. To get big, you must have some age, genetics, and health. Survival is key. Avoiding a crowded world, fragmented habitat, threats, close calls, and finding sanctuaries

WHAT YOU SEE NOW…

Posted by montanagrant on  August 27, 2019
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Is what you will get! August antlers are fully developed and shedding velvet. Once the velvet sheds, the antler bone is no longer growing. Antler calcification is an amazing process. The conversion of food into “Horn” is one of natures coolest tricks. The pedicle or antler base cuts off any nutrient flow during August and early September. Bucks will still be traveling in Bachelor groups and focusing on eating and living life. Bucks tend to