Deer Hunting
Deer won’t know Primos cam is there
The Truth Cam Blackout is designed to be undetectable to animals and humans, offering complete surveillance without pressuring and alarming game.
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Deer Hunting
Deer Hunting
Moultrie proves good things come in small packages
Moultrie has entered the mini game camera market this year with a bang, introducing the Game Spy M-80 and Game Spy M-100 infrared cameras. Each infrared camera is loaded with features like widescreen pictures and videos, new Illumi-Night sensor, Plot Stalker time-lapse mode battery-life calculator and up to one-year battery life – all in a unit smaller than your hand. […]
Deer Hunting
Archer’s Choice combines three technologies in one
This year, Stealth Cam introduced the updated Archer’s Choice Scouting Camera with TRIAD Technology. Stealth Cam worked with Ralph and Vicki Cianciarulo of Archer’s Choice Television Show to create the camera. […]
Deer Hunting
All deer fair game during youth weekend
If the sport of hunting dies from lack of participation by today’s youth, it won’t be because of the Last Chance Hunting Club. […]
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Now or Never?
Ronnie Corkern had to wait only one year to see the value of quality-buck management. […]
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Permanent Plots
In my lifetime, I have only known the Delta to be an expanse of rowed-up dirt that is planted annually with various crops that feed and clothe the world. Deltans can look across a field that continues for miles with no apparent end. Approaching lightning storms on hot summer nights can be viewed from what seems to be as far away as Texas. […]
Deer Hunting
Big Bucks on Small Plots: Killing big deer on small tracts of land
Clayton Brister Jr. of Monticello has proved the old adage “less is more”, especially when planning green fields and plots for big bucks. Most hunters search for large tracts of land to hunt, thinking that the more property they have to hunt, the more and bigger bucks they can take. […]
Deer of the Year
10-year-old Hernando hunter kills 143-inch trophy buck
Kent Porter was just taking his two kids hunting on a buddy’s property in Tate County on Wednesday afternoon (Nov. 16), and by 4:15 p.m. the Hernando hunter was being absolutely pestered to death by his 10-year-old son Cody who wanted to pop a spike standing in front of the stand in which the hunters were concealed.
The elder Porter absolutely refused to allow it, and now young Cody is probably happy because a mere 30 minutes later a monster 10-point walked out. That deer later green scored 143 inches Boone & Crockett. […]
Deer of the Year
MS-Sportsman.com user arrows Lamar County Pope & Young trophy
With the wind howling and his 6-year old daughter wanting to go hunting the next day, all Stevie Dewease wanted to do was sit in a ladder stand and watch how the deer might react to a ground blind he’d put on the edge of the field a few days earlier.
Little did he know both of those efforts would result in a buck he’ll remember the rest of his life. […]
Deer of the Year
Swayze Bozeman arrows 160-class buck
Cousins Swayze and Trey Bozeman of Flora share a lot in common, more than just the blood that flows through their veins. They both have fathers who love the outdoors and are extremely dedicated to their families. The dads love to hunt and fish, and at Bozeman Farms in Madison County, they share those passions with their sons.
And, oh yeah, let’s not forget another thing the two boys have in common: They have both taken bucks with drop tines. […]
Deer Hunting
Above and Beyond: How to track down deer in some of the best habitat in the South
The hunting terrain across North Mississippi is some of the most varied in the state. Hunters have an option of taking deer from the lower reaches of the Appalachians to the deep, rich soils along the Mississippi River. […]
Deer of the Year
Sportsman user arrows 135-inch buck along Big Black River
Max Lovertich had been bow hunting a few hours the morning of Oct. 15 when he just couldn’t stand it any longer. […]