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Hunting Tips: Understanding Your Environment
Hunt of the Day
Understanding your hunting environment is crucial for success and safety. This guide will help you interpret the natural world around you to improve your hunting outcomes. Terrain and Topography The lay of the land significantly impacts animal movement and your ability to traverse the area. Elevation Changes: Animals often use ridges and valleys fo...
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Would you shoot this buck? Whitetail Rut Hunt | Eastmans’ Hunting TV
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Hunt for a trophy whitetail deer buck during the November rut on this episode of Eastmans’ Hunting TV. This hunt begins during the archery season in September and concludes during the peak of the rut. Eastmans’ staffer Scott Reekers puts the hammer down on a true trophy of a western whitetail deer on this hunt with Circle S Outfitters. The post Wou
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The Time is Now!
Bowhunting.Net
If you ask a serious bowhunter where they want to be during the last week of October and the first week of November, you’ll likely notice a typical response. Many will say, “I want to be near a bedding area or a natural funnel, hunting over a primary scrape.” These few weeks are crucial for hunting over scrapes. Do you know which scrapes to target?
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What Happens When You Bump a Deer?
Bowhunting.Net
Does a vehicle moving through the woods scare deer away or just bump them a 100 yards or so?  If you spook deer from a field, will they leave the area to find another food source?  These are questions that hunters have been asking for decades, and there is probably no answer that works every time, yet thermal drone technology allows us to watch how
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Fishing Tips - The Power of Silence and Stealth
Catch of the Day
Fishing is not just about the right bait or the perfect cast; it's also about how you approach the water and interact with your environment. The power of silence and stealth can significantly increase your chances of a successful catch, as many fish species are highly sensitive to disturbances. This document will explore techniques to minimize your...
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Hunting Tips - Precision Tracking and Recovery
Hunt of the Day
Successful hunting often extends beyond the shot. Precision tracking and efficient recovery are crucial skills that differentiate an ethical and effective hunter. This guide outlines key strategies to help you confidently track and recover game, ensuring a respectful and successful hunt. Before the Hunt: Preparation is Key Proper preparation before...
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Techniques for a Successful Catch
Catch of the Day
Fishing is an art form that blends patience, skill, and a deep understanding of the aquatic environment. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just starting, refining your techniques can significantly improve your success rate. This document outlines several key strategies to help you achieve a better catch. Understanding Your Environment Before cast...
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Eastmans Hunt TV – Montana Rut Hunt
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Hunt mule deer in Montana with Eastmans staffer Jon Gabrio. A cold October snowstorm has rolled in—just the kind of weather that can crank up the rut and get those big boys on their feet. Hunting alongside Rod Paschke of Sizzlin’ S Outfitters, Jon’s stacking the odds in his favor for a true Big Sky bruiser. The post Eastmans Hunt TV – Montana Rut H
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Duck Hunting Tips - Decoy Spreads and Placement
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Decoy spreads and their strategic placement are fundamental elements of successful duck hunting. A well-executed decoy setup can lure wary ducks into shooting range, turning a slow day into a memorable hunt. This guide will cover various decoy spread types and essential placement strategies to enhance your duck hunting success. Understanding Decoy ...
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Field Test – The NEW Aspinwall Technical Gear
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You’ve heard me say it before, and I’ll say it again: I’m a gear nut! Any chance I have to test new gear, I jump at it. When I learned about the clothing company Aspinwall out of Billings, MT it definitely piqued my interest. Aspinwall sent me a set of their softshell jackets and pants in solids and in camo to test in the field and give them honest
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The Corner-Crossing War Is (Mostly) Over…For Now
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Photo By Lightitup_now Well, it looks like this chapter of the corner-crossing saga has finally come to a close, or at least as close as it’s going to get for now. Today, October 20, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court just refused to hear the appeal from the landowner at the center of the Wyoming corner-crossing case, effectively letting the lower court’
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Packing Smart For Multi-Day Backcountry Adventures
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Venturing into the backcountry for several days at a time is both thrilling and demanding. Every ounce in your pack matters, every item you bring serves a purpose, and every decision you make before stepping onto the trail can affect the success of your trip. Packing smart for multi-day backcountry adventures isn't about cramming everything you own...
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Stand Hunting Tips
Hunt of the Day
Stand hunting is a popular and effective method for harvesting game, particularly deer. It involves positioning oneself in an elevated or concealed stand, providing a strategic advantage over game. This document outlines essential tips to maximize your success and safety while stand hunting. Choosing the Right Stand Location Selecting an optimal lo...
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Fly Fishing Tips - Reading the Water
Catch of the Day
Fly fishing is as much about understanding the environment as it is about casting a perfect line. One of the most crucial skills an angler can develop is the ability to "read the water." This involves interpreting the visual cues of a river or stream to identify where fish are likely holding, feeding, or resting. Mastering this technique will signi...
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Should you Take a Frontal Shot on a Whitetail Deer?
Bowhunting.Net
Sitting against my favorite tree, a suspicious doe eventually moved past me, or so I thought.  When I turned my head, she snorted and bolted 30 yards away, where she alarm snorted loudly.  My grunt tube in hand, I “urped” loudly several times, and she snorted again.  I grunted, she snorted, but on the third exchange, she became quiet and walked awa
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