Predator Management We like to say, “Land is the investment that lasts”. Landowners purchase land and manage the wildlife on it to provide better hunting opportunities and sustain healthy deer, turkey, and waterfowl populations. To be successful in your management practices, you must limit or eliminate the problems that can deter you from reaching your […]
Steve Tillman – Wildlife Trends Imagine the following scenario. It’s a weekend day early last fall. The smell of damp leaves hangs in the cool morning air as you step from the truck to make your way to the field. Thoughts of a previous work week full of demands and deadlines retreat with each quiet stride […]
Erich Long – Drumming Log Wildlife Management If you consider yourself a serious deer manager, you must be able to handle yourself in a professional manner at all times. That means being able to handle situations from failure to accomplishment with class because we are true conservationist. As a professional deer manager, I get the pleasure […]
Hunting the Rut When a cold front, the full moon, and late October all line up, you can bet the deer hunting action is going to be hot. Just a couple of weeks ago, this all aligned while we were hunting with Chris Parrish in Missouri. Deer were on their feet and we were in […]
