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How To Track Deer: A Master Reveals His Secrets, Part 2
by Bill Vaznis When a buck fools you, are you finished? Learning How To Track Deer: If You Lose the Track Sooner or later it happens to every deer tracker. You lose a big buck’s trail in a maze of … Continue reading
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How To Track Deer: A Master Reveals His Secrets, Part 1
by Bill Vaznis Can you really tell a buck track from a doe track? “There is no anatomical difference between the hoof of a buck and that of a doe,” a biologist once told me. “Therefore it is impossible to … Continue reading
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Deer Hunting Tips: Secrets to the Second Rut
By John Trout, Jr. Major misconceptions surround the second rut. Deer hunters know the second rut provides a second chance. You know how the second rut works: A doe comes into estrus about a month after the peak rut. The … Continue reading
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Fall and Winter Walleyes: 7 Steps for Cold Water River Fishing
By Darl Black Fall and winter open water rivers offer fantastic walleye fishing. When I turned 12 – the age to obtain a Pennsylvania junior hunting license – I joined my dad and uncle on their annual trip to the … Continue reading
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Late Season Deer Hunting Tips
by Bill Vaznis Big post-rut bucks are more vulnerable than ever! The late deer season, open in many states through January, is my favorite time of the year. Bucks are on the move again as the biggest and most secretive … Continue reading
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