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Placement of trail cams, hunting stands and food plots is critical for success

Crooked Bend Dec 13, 2023

Placement is Everything

The locations of your food plots, game trail cameras, travel paths and hunting blinds are critical to harvesting that trophy hit list buck this hunting season.

Attract big buck to your bow hunting blind

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Crooked Bend Dec 13, 2022

How to attract whitetail bucks

There are many thing that can be done to attract big hit list booner trophy whitetail bucks including growing high quality food plots, bedding and cover.

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Crooked Bend Jan 4, 2022

Seasons Resolution

Most think that outdoor activities for the year are ending once whitetail deer hunting is over. In reality, the next season has just begun.

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Crooked Bend Dec 6, 2020

A Hunters Worst Nightmare

A tale about losing a whitetail deer after a long track of a barely existent blood trail and the lessons we can learn from it.

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Crooked Bend Oct 19, 2020

Most Don’t Understand And Some Just Don’t Want To

Hunting is a passion that some can not understand. For those of us who do, it holds a special place in our hearts.

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Crooked Bend Sep 10, 2020

Catch That Pose

Some helpful hints to consider when hanging your trail cams in the woods.

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Crooked Bend Jul 11, 2020

Defend Your Food Plot Against Pesky Whistle Pigs

Some may not know the ground hogs by it's nickname the "whistle pigs." These little critters can cause huge trouble in your food plots as they have the ability to eat a whole lot of foliage in a day. Do not let your deer food plots fall victim to these chubby little rodents!

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Crooked Bend Jun 2, 2020

It Starts With The Fawns

Spring time is when baby deer begin to be born. Loving mothers will often leave their bedding areas with their fawns behind during the day to eat and gather calories. The mother doe will always come back to her fawn to provide it proper care. So if you ever see a fawn by itself then it is okay and leave it be, mom will be back soon!