Fast Follow-Ups When the Dog Dives – Second Shot Technique

Master the split-second call on diving prairie dogs - read the hit, decide fast, shoot once or let go.

Master the split-second call on diving prairie dogs - read the hit, decide fast, shoot once or let go.
Mule deer rut peaks late November with subdued tending behavior - less intense than whitetail chaos.
Learn how mule deer stotting affects shots and escape routes in steep terrain

Spring bear seasons run April-June post-hibernation while fall seasons target August-November hyperphagia feeding, with spring hunting more politically controversial due to orphaned cub concerns.

Light bullets shoot flatter but drift more in wind on prairie dogs than heavy bullets

Know when to wait out bad wind on prairie dogs - gusts during trigger press, direction switches, and conflicting indicators demand patience over forcing shots that build bad habits.

Learn to identify bluff charges vs real attacks and respond correctly to black bear encounters.

Learn to spot full-value wind on prairie dogs and when angles let you hold less on tiny targets.

Learn to read grass lean, dust drift, and mirage flow on prairie dog towns for accurate wind calls.

Master reading turkey responses—gobbles, silence, spit and drum—to interpret tom behavior, call smarter, and consistently connect with birds on your hunts.

Learn how black bears impact deer and elk populations through fawn predation and why managing bear numbers matters for herd health.

Still-Hunting in Thick Brush Master the Art of Slow, Deliberate Movement Still-hunting represents hunting in its purest form – one hunter moving through the woods, reading sign, controlling every footfall, and closing distance on game through skill rather than technology.…

Target fall bears during hyperphagia on mast crops, berries, and agricultural fields before denning.

Master fox hunting techniques for red and gray foxes. Learn calling strategies, denning behavior, and tactics for urban, suburban, and farm settings.

Afternoon turkey hunting demands a different strategy: patient sits near loafing, dusting and roost-approach areas, minimal calling, and timing late-afternoon movement.