Deer hunting videos can be both entertaining and educational, but there are things you just cannot learn from a video. In this episode I talk about the merits of hunting videos, but I also discuss some of the misconceptions they can create and how some critical hunting skills can only be effectively developed by spending time in the woods.
Can you hunt enough game to feed a family of four for a year? On this episode I mix some math with some critical thinking to answer this question and look at a few different ways you might try to do this. Thanks to Tetra Hearing for sponsoring this episode. Get your FREE Tetra Hearing 2-Year Extended Service Plan when purchasing a device. Simply add this Service Plan to your cart and use this code at checkout: NEWHUNTERSGUIDE. When you use my link or discount code to make a purchase, I earn a small commission, thanks for your support.
Many people talk about how hard they hunt. But is hunting hard the same as hunting smart? And does it get the same results? On this episode I dig into hunting hard vs. smart and how you can be more effective in the woods.
Should you lease hunting land? What about paying to hunt? How do you find a place to hunt in areas that lack public land? On this episode I talk about a few alternatives to leasing land, as well as share some things to consider when evaluating your leasing options. And I discuss some things to help you evaluate pay to hunt opportunities as well.
Whether you bought a new gun, broke your old scope, or are just ready to upgrade, picking the right scope can make a big difference for helping you take game in the woods. On this episode I talk about how to pick the right level of magnification, durability, clarity, and field of view for your next rifle scope purchase.
What does hunting pressure mean and how does the average hunter utilize this concept to improve their chances of a successful hunt? On this episode I dig into the science and practice of hunting pressure, dispel a few myths, and give some practical tools for how to be a more effective hunter.
At what point is it too cold for ideal deer movement and hunting? And at what point is it too cold for hunters to be able to stay in the woods and pursue the deer? Today I am going to address both questions to help you in your late season deer hunting no matter where you live.
What should you be looking for in a good deer processor and why does it matter? On this episode I share what sets apart a good butcher from a great one. And I will give some insights into what identifies a bad one as well. How you process your meat and what you do with it will impact you for months, maybe years to come, so it is important to do it right.
What do you do when you make a big mistake field dressing a deer? Or how do you salvage, and field dress a gut shot deer? On this episode I am going to give you some insights and guidelines to help save as much meat as possible and help make the best out of an unfortunate situation.
Why and how do you hunt deer with a shotgun? This is a beginner’s guide and provides an all-round understanding of the shotgun hunting landscape including different levels of shotgun hunting, types of guns and ammo, slugs vs. buckshot, how to get ready for your first deer hunt with a shotgun and much much more.