Steve Bartylla discusses what little steps hunters can take on their properties to increase their chances at seeing more deer.
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How to Hunt a Buck’s Core Area
Learn what a buck’s core area is and how to hunt them to set yourself up for success.
Managing Bucks at a Top Deer Hunting Property | DDH Properties
Dan Schmidt heads down to some of the best deer hunting land in North America to help manage the doe and buck herds there with his good friend and land management expert, Steve Bartylla.
The Best Place to Put Mock Scrapes for Deer
This week, find out how Steve sets up staging plots to give him the best odds for making a successful shot in this episode of Grow ‘em Big.
When to Plant Cereal Rye and Oats for Deer Plots?
As the July calendar points closer to August, here’s a question that’s asked commonly among food-plotters: Can I plant oats and cereal rye now (or a mixture of the two), or should I wait until the end of August? We turned to two resident experts for answers: “You can certainly wait, but no issues at […]
Pursuit Highlights DDH TV’s 19th Season
Glenwood, AL – Pursuit Media, LLC invites viewers to tune in to catch great whitetail content from Media 360’s Deer & Deer Hunting Crew, including new shows joining the lineup for 2023. Media 360 has been bringing Pursuit Channel viewers great whitetail content for nearly a decade now. The shows can be found on a variety […]
Maximizing Deer Attraction
Steve Bartylla shows us how to create a gourmet buffet for deer, maximizing their attraction and increasing your chances of a successful hunt.
Buck Management Do’s and Don’ts
If you want to keep your best up-and-coming bucks for next year, use these buck management tips from Steve Bartylla.
Habitat Improvements for Small Hunting Properties
You don’t need to have hundreds of acres to manage your property. Habitat improvements can make a big difference for seeing deer on small properties.
The Top 5 Deer Food Plots
After decades of experience improving and managing whitetail habitat around the country, the author has learned a thing or two about successful food plots.