Temperatures are still warm but with a cold front and rain moving through the deer were on their feet and Mike was able to get a shot at a nice Southern Illinois whitetail buck.
The first day of the 2008 Campbell Outdoor Challenge brought record high temperatures, but despite the weather conditions Mike and I managed to score on a mature doe to put our team on the board early.
My 2008 bowhunting season started off a little slow, but with a 10 day trip to some of the best ground in Illinois I was optimistic - until I blew it!
Deciding which trail camera is right for your needs and budget can be a difficult thing. Here I try to break down my reasoning when it comes to finding the camera that works best for me.
After waiting nearly a month to get into the field, I took advantage of a great opportunity to harvest a mature doe during the early archery season here in Illinois.
Less than two weeks before the start of the Illinois archery season, Mike and I made some last-minute stand preparations and checked the trail cameras for the last time until October.
Many people would love to be involved in a project like Bowhunting.com, however it's a lot more work than some of you may think!
Every year when the middle of January comes and the bowhunting season here in Illinois draws to a close there's a little feeling of sadness that comes over me. I know that I'll have to wait what at the time seems like a very long 9 months before I can climb back in a tree […]
Trail camera photos are showing that the deer have moved off the feed fields and into the woods to munch on acorns.
Summer is always a great time to glass for deer and spot some good bucks out feeding, and this year was no different.
