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Scent Free, From Head To Toe (Video Included) |
Wade Bourne: It's important for hunters to minimize their human scent in the deer woods, and scent control has come a long way in recent years. Odor-suppressing sprays and soaps, odor-free detergents and even clothes designed to trap and hold human odor molecules are all available to this end.
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Cooperative Whitetail Management (Video Included) |
Wade Bourne: More hunters are getting involved in quality deer management, actively working to improve the quality of deer in their hunting territory. This can be done by controlling overpopulation; growing food plots; improving the buck and doe ratio; and allowing young bucks to get older, growing bigger with larger antlers.
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Tipping Off Whitetail Deer (Video Included) |
Wade Bourne: Radio tracking studies have allowed whitetail deer researchers to learn much about whitetails, and one finding has special relevance to hunters. One of the biggest mistakes deer hunters make is tipping deer off to the fact that they're being hunted. When deer, especially mature bucks, detect they're being targeted, they go into "escape-and-evade mode."
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Warm and Scent Free with Russell Outdoors (Video Included) |
Wade Bourne: Hunting clothes have come light years in recent times in terms of new materials, designs and technologies. Today's hunting clothes are more functional, durable and comfortable than ever before.
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Thermostat Body Control with Russell Outdoors (Video Included) |
Wade Bourne: Deer hunters know how important it is to minimize their human scent when hunting, and many scents, soaps, sprays, etc. are sold to help in this effort. However, one of the best ways to reduce human scent is to control body temperature. Hunters who overheat and perspire put out more scent. But hunters who are comfortable or even a little on the cool side don't perspire as much, and their scent imprint is less.
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The Layered Look From Russell Outdoors (Video Included) |
Wade Bourne: Layering is the best way to dress for outdoor activity, putting clothes on and taking them off to match changing weather conditions. This gives sportsmen more flexibility to remain comfortable in a range of varying circumstances.
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Quiet Water Whitetails (Video Included) |
Wade Bourne: In the early bow hunting season most hunters key on whitetail deer food sources, setting up close to agricultural fields, food plots, acorn trees and other forage sources. However, another high-percentage hunting strategy is hunting over “quiet water,” meaning small, calm waterholes where deer come to drink.
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Rush Hour Whitetails (Video Included) |
Wade Bourne: Whitetail deer are among the most adaptable animals in the wild. They can survive and even thrive in places most people wouldn’t think they could. This means hunters should look for these animals in unusual places as well as more typical woods, thickets and other commonplace areas.
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Tracking Deer Tracks (Video Included) |
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According to Outdoor Answer’s Jim Carbaugh, camo selection is important for success. Watch his video and then read below about the details.
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Pick the Right Shot for Whitetails (Video Included) |
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According to Outdoor Answer’s Jim Carbaugh, choosing the shot before and while aiming is important for big game hunting. Watch his video and then read below about the details.
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