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Tag: Chesapeake Bay Retriever

Blogs / Intro to Archery

Locavore Blog: Nutrition for Hunting Dogs

- Tuesday May 20, 2014 - Kristen Schmitt 1 Comment on Locavore Blog: Nutrition for Hunting Dogs

When we bought our property in Vermont, we knew it was time to get a dog. We wanted a dog that could help manage our property, keeping predators at bay and also act as a good hunting dog and great watch dog. We went back and forth between Labradors and Chesapeake Bay Retrievers before finally […]

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Identifying How to Improve Your Property for Whitetails

A property that holds deer for a disproportionate amount of time doesn't happen by accident. Steve Bartylla shares how to work with your land's natural limitations instead of forcing features like buck bedding where they don't belong. By identifying your ground's strengths—such as transition zones or destination food sources—and addressing whitetail needs better than neighboring properties, managers can create a habitat setup that consistently delivers results.

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