Contributor Josh Honeycutt dives into one of the simplest but most powerful tactics for patterning mature bucks: mock scrapes.
Contributor Josh Honeycutt dives into one of the simplest but most powerful tactics for patterning mature bucks: mock scrapes.
The team breaks down how, when, and where to create mock scrapes to attract and inventory mature bucks on your hunting property.
Dan Schmidt and Mark Kayser share insights into the natural behavior of white-tailed bucks, particularly during the rutting season, and how scrapes play into their territorial and mating behaviors.
Licking branches are great for deer activity, but have you tried a licking rope? This new product from Wildlife Research Center, Golden Rope, is ultra-absorbent of scent.
Mock scrapes are highly underrated tools for getting mature bucks to stop in a shooting lane. Find out how Steve Bartylla creates these setups.
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.
Staging areas are where mature bucks will stay during daylight before entering an open area for nighttime feeding.
Optimize staging areas for shot opportunities with these tactics from Steve Bartylla.
A number of buck scrapes are made and seldom hit again, and a good majority are created at night. A Magnum Scrape Dripper can help with this.
The more a mock scrape stands out, the more deer will want to stop to use it, providing you with a shot opportunity.