September 7, 2007
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In some parts of the country, the bow season for Deer has already opened. By October 1st, most will open or have been opened.
Hunting deer in the early season is a lot different than hunting them later in the fall. A month can make a lot of difference as to where you’ll find deer and how they are living.
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September 7, 2007
Some Mississippi deer hunters are stating that it is now legal to hunt deer over bait in the state. I’m here to tell you that is not true!
As with all things having to do with legal issues, there are two little words that the Commission has pounced on. Those words are “shall” and “may”. The Commission deems this as evidence that they “may” allow deer baiting, not that they “must” allow it. They also read the Bill as they shall “study” the baiting of deer at length.
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Mississippi Deer Hunters - Leave the Bait at Home!
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September 5, 2007
Deer hunters in Tennesse can now go to school to learn how to hunt deer. No Joke!
The Northeast State Technical Community College is offering classes on Whitetail Deer. The classes run from 6 to 9 pm on Septemeber 10, 12, 17 and 19. There is a $25 charge for the classes.
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Deer Hunting School For Tennessee Deer Hunters
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August 30, 2007
For the last decade or so, it seems there’s been a race between gun manufacturers to see who can whip out the fanciest rifle in the most bizarre calibers with ultra magnum velocities with matching price tags.
If you listened to all the hype, you’d think that older guns and standard calibers were no longer adequate to kill a deer, or any other game animal.
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7 ‘Old School’ Deer Rifles That Can Still Bring Home the Venison
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August 21, 2007
Back in the early 80’s (as best as I can recall, it may have been earlier), Oklahoma started an experiment with some of their WMA’s that had a lot of bottom land. They would take a certain area of green timber and build dikes around it then flood it in the fall. The water depth would normally be around 18 inches to 2 feet, some areas a little more, some areas had less. This was in an effort to attract migrating ducks to the flooded timber in an effort to provide them with a resting area where they could feed and a place hunters could hunt ducks until 1 p.m.
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Flooded Timber - Built for Ducks, Great for Bucks!
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August 18, 2007
I know and you know, sometimes we just have lousy seasons. There may be things that happen that are out of our control that cause us to miss an opportunity to bring a deer, or deer, home.
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7 Reasons You Fail To Take A Deer Every Year
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August 13, 2007
I don’t have an iPod but I was still able to watch these cool deer hunting podcast over at the HutinJunky. Matt has made some really good video’s. I watched Episode’s 6 and 7 tonight. Don’t ask me why I started backwards, I just do things like that sometimes.
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The Mule deer you hunt in November is not the same Mulie you’re trying to sneak up on in August or September. It’s important you know the differences if you hope to get within bow or muzzle-loader range of a good Mule Deer buck.
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