1-21 SS Buck advice

1-21 SS Buck advice

David Sparks Ph.D.
David Sparks Ph.D.
Ask the country's best whitetail guides. And they’ll tell you that the late season is a killer time to drop a great buck. They’ll also tell you that when the mercury plummets, even the wariest deer will hit the best food sources during daylight. They'll tell you where to set up, what to bring, whether to rattle or call or use a decoy, and even how far to shoot. How do we know all this? Well, here's editor in chief of Field and Stream, Colin Kearns.

We reached out to dozens of white-tailed deer hunting guides around the country and we just did this big survey with them asking, you know, what are the common mistakes that hunters might make or what are some of their best hunting tips that they've found work time and again. Winter after winter weather, it's on topics like the best late season food source, which a lot of men said standing beans or standing corn. What's the best moonface activity for late season deer to where late season bucks most likely appear. So we've got all this great, very specific information from the experts on tips on how to get a deer at the last season, because those are the deer that I'm sure, as you know, are often the hardest ones to hunt because they've been pressured and they're onto the game.

Remember, they didn't make it all the way through the season without getting shot because they were dumb.

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