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Final preparations for the bowhunting season are underway, and I'm making sure my new NAP BloodRunners are flying true.

Check out this buck taken on Monday near Mayville, North Dakota. This kid is only 18 years old. If you have any more information about this buck, send it our way!

The summer of 2008 left much to be desired in terms of mature deer on trail cameras.  There were several decent deer that posed for our Moultrie cameras, only one of those deer was harvested.  One deer that I really hoped had made it through the season was a buck we named "Forks" a main […]

In 2009, this monster was taken outside Fon Du Lac Wisconsin.

For those of you guys who have not met Dean Elbe from Treehopper, he is a phenomenal guy. Next time you are at a show, it is absolutely worth stopping by and seeing him. The product of his that most of you have seen is the Treehopper belt. This is a great system to be […]

With a slight southeast wind blowing at our face, and the gentle humming of Wisconsin’s unofficial state bird, the mosquito, in my ear and temperatures in the eighties could only mean one thing…the opening day of the Wisconsin archery season was upon us. Chad and I were set up in our stands hours before sunset. […]

The ultimate technology in trailcamera monitoring just got even easier to access. Smart Scouter, the original wireless trail camera, now offers service through the following networks:   § AT&T § VERIZON § ALLTEL § SPRINT Smart Scouter immediately sends trail photos to your cell phone and computer. Imagine a scouting camera capable of sending you photos instantly to your […]

Overall I was very impressed with the results of the first set of pictures with my new Moultrie Gamespy I45 Trail Camera.

A few weeks ago at a local archery 3D shoot, I won a Nikon Archer's Choice rangefinder in the Iron Buck Challenge.  The Archer's Choice only ranges to 100 yards, which, I guess if I used it strictly for archery it would be okay.  Unfortunately, I use it for calling predators and a multitude of […]

Understanding how human scent is created and dispersed is an important part of reducing your overall human odors and becoming a more successful bowhunter.