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by Moultrie Feeders -By Brandon Wikman Summer is a time when hunters hone their archery skills and try to outdo their shooting performance from last year. It is an ideal time to tweak, tick, and twiddle with new gear or accessories. The summer drags most archers into their front yard or local shooting range to plunk away on bag, block, or 3D targets. I’ve learned that it is crucial to your practice regimen that you invest efforts into piercing arrows in the correct target at the correct time. by Moultrie Feeders -By Brandon Wikman Whitetail deer have a wide assortment of both verbal and nonverbal means of communication. They’re language and lingo has been carefully studied by animal biologists since the early years of the late 1800’s. Deer have a very unique style of engaging in conversation. Many of us have already heard of the basic converse from deer to deer. A whitetail’s vocabulary ranges from bleats, grunt, bellows, and bawls. The list below details the most popular whitetail dialect. You will generate a fresh idea of deer verbalization and a typical time frame of season they communicate. After reviewing hundreds of entries each week to choose our weekly winners, a panel of judges at Moultrie selected the 2008 Monster Buck Contest winners. The Grand Prize Winner is this huge Wisconsin buck. Congratulations Kevin for capturing a true monster. The Grand Prize package includes a Moultrie I-60 infrared game camera, Camera Security Box, PowerPanel, and two 4-GB SD Cards. Our 1st Runner Up is this awesome North Carolina buck that was sent in by Jeff. And 2nd Runner Up was awarded to this great Louisiana buck captured by Tyler. Congratulations to all of our winners and thanks to everyone who participated by sending in so many impressive photos. With such a broad selection of knives and an endless list of different manufacturers it can be a hard task trying to find the suitable tactical knife that will serve your desired task. I know this because I went through it all years ago and back then there wasn’t as much variety. Lucky enough I have gained a good knowledge of the different types of tactical knives throughout the years. Let me explain. First question you need to ask yourself. What situation will you want the tactical knife for, urban, jungle, forest etc. Each knife can serve a different purpose. A machete for jungle, a strong blade for forest with teeth to cut branches and for urban combat a good tactical knife might be considered a multi-purpose knife as with these you have screw driver, pliers etc. Many hunters are preparing their equipment for the Fall 2008 Hunting Season. This article describes the various hunting knives available to hunters this season and the benefits of each style. People of all ages throughout time have hunted for survival, pleasure, and necessity. The hunting knife has been a staple piece of equipment for all of these scenarios. A quality knife makes the process of hunting easier, more enjoyable, and often times safer. When looking for the right hunting knife for yourself you must understand what types of knives are available to you. Types of Hunting Knives
Scott B. called with a question I’ve had a LOT of personal experience with: dog boots. This topic has generated more frustration among more hunters than almost any other (besides over/under vs. side-by-side).
Tomorrow archery season will start in Mississippi and will run until November 21, 2008. Gun (with dogs) starts November 22-December 1, 2008. Primitive Weapon will pick up on December 2-15, 2008 and January 22-31, 2009. Gun (no dogs) will start December 16-21 January, 2009. Youth Gun (under 16) will be November 15-21, 2008. With all that said, here is a checklist for hunters below that was taken from a supplement in The Vicksburg Post called Hunting ‘08 that may be helpful. Deer season is upon us in our great wild outdoors! For easy hunting tips check out this blog. Charming, Just Charming!
Hunting Equipment
Hunting license Firearm and ammunition Shotgun shell bags Rifle cartridge cases Sharpening stone with oil Binoculars Scents Unscented insect repellent Camo face paint Game bags Rope and hoist Game feeders Decoys Bone saw Backpack Pocket Knife (Swiss Army-type) Compass checklist-page-1
It has been a minute since I have posted. I spent my summer loving and enjoying my family and didn’t take the time to post. I hope that all have had similar experiences with their families as they are a true blessing in every since of the word. Fall approaches… I know it sure doesn’t seem that way with temps reaching in the 90’s everyday, but it is. The bow season starts the last week of September here in Tennessee. And so…. I need to go shoot my bow from now until bow season is over. I have been out a few times this summer but admittedly I don’t shoot much when it is hot. |
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