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You don’t need an outfitter. You don’t need deep connections. What you need is a solid plan, the right gear, and the willingness to drive hundreds of miles with a freezer in the bed and hope riding shotgun. Here's how to do it.
While the deer may not be acting the same as they will in November, the insights you gather now can shape your entire season. Summer scouting isn’t about getting lucky—it’s about getting ahead.
Each stand has its place, its quirks, and its strengths. Here's a breakdown from the saddle of experience—not just theory.
Shot placement isn’t guesswork—it’s a disciplined practice rooted in respect for the animal and the land. When you draw back on a whitetail, you’re making a commitment—to the ethics of the hunt, to the effectiveness of your shot, and to the cleanest kill possible.
The best time to prepare for a successful whitetail season isn’t when the leaves change or the first cold front hits. It’s when the dogwoods bloom and the ticks start crawling. It’s when you’re sweating in long sleeves and stepping over half-rotted leaves to find a shredded beech sapling on the edge of a thicket.