Whitetail Deer Hunting

Back in Illinois Bowhunting Todd Graf finds himself a nice buck who seems to have injured his leg. Find out if Todd takes the shot!<BR>

On the last day of the 2007 Campbell Outdoor Challenge Justin was able to move in on a group of bucks he had seen several days earlier. Halfway through the evening's hunt a nice Illinois whitetail came in and presented him with a perfect shot at 20 yards.

After not seeing much action during a mid-October hunt in Wisconsin, Justin and Todd climbed down from their tree and had a close encounter with this young buck out looking for love.

While participating in the 2007 Campbell Outdoor Challenge Justin was able to harvest his 2nd doe of the season on film. Unfortunately the recovery footage did not turn out well for this hunt, which is an area that Justin is working on improving for this

With daytime temperatures in the high 80's and the big bucks laying low, Justin and Mike teamed up during a mid-October bowhunt in Pike County, IL to harvest their first doe on video.

A day after Justin took his first doe on video, Mike Willand came out from behind the camera to harvest his first deer on film. Watch as Mike makes a picture perfect shot on this mature Illinois doe to cap off a great weekend of bowhunting.

On the first day of our 2007 trip to the Campbell Outdoor Challenge we were able to harvest our first doe on film. Watch as she makes a perfect shot on this mature doe to put our team on the board during this bowhunting challenge.

The first buck lost track of a hot doe and was looking for her hard. The second buck just was not big enough, I hope he made it through the season.

Jim Broberg from Pine Ridge Archery used the Pro Bow Cam (available in our shopping cart) to film himself harvesting this big Nothern Wisconsin doe during the 2008 season.  Congrats Jim on a great hunt!

Opening morning 2008 in Central Wisconsin brought a lot of rain and not much deer movement for Todd and cameraman Josh Fletcher. However, the afternoon cleared up enough for the two bowhunters to hang a new stand and have the opportunity to harvest not ju