August 27, 2013
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Posted by: Ryan
Righty– First and foremost on my list, mainly because he has been an absolute ghost throughout our years of hunting chess. This is the first and only picture I have of him. Splits– This buck is on my hit list for an obvious reason. I had his pictures last year and figured he needed a […]
August 22, 2013
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Posted by: Ryan
Before I had gotten the serious bow hunting bug, I had drove past this woodlot countless times. Never did I think there were going to be deer in there right?! I mean, it was a 1 acre woodlot, surely bucks wouldn’t stay in there. That is what I kept telling myself time after time. Little […]
August 21, 2013
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Posted by: Jimmie Green
In this video I discus what I look for when I’m searching for land to lease. In my area of the country you must lease or hunt public land. Come along as I take a 1st look at a farm that I have just leased.
August 15, 2013
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Posted by: VOM
“YOUR ADVENTURES” w/ Scott McCabe The Split 12 buck might need to be renamed to Split 16. On my latest card pull, I now have a good idea of what this buck has grown into. He is indeed a Monster! If you haven’t see the back story of the history I have with buck please […]
August 8, 2013
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Posted by: Curtis Goettsch
In the video below we planted a test plot for Monster RAXX new for 2014 food plot mix. Also along the way we put up a few Covert Scouting Cameras and check on a few tree stands. We had a few special guests a long for this trip. Scott Ellis & Simon Ellis of WoodHaven […]
July 31, 2013
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Posted by: Ryan
It started in 2011. The first shed trip of the year, I had woke up at 3 am and started my drive to my SW Iowa farms. As the sun was cresting, I was just pulling into the field drive on the first farm. It seemed like the perfect morning, and I had high hopes and just […]
July 23, 2013
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Posted by: Curtis Goettsch
“Shorty” well the name tells you something about this buck his G2 are shorter then his G3s by a few inches. This is one of the bucks that I had a ton of history with going back to last season. I had a ton for trail cam pictures of “Shorty”. He was one of my […]
July 15, 2013
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Posted by: Curtis Goettsch
Well the spring planted food plots look great. Now is the time to start planning your later summer plantings. I have a few I will be putting in about 3 weeks. This means I need to do a little prep work first. So I will a week before I want to plant spray the area. […]
July 10, 2013
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Posted by: VOM
“YOUR ADVENTURES” w/ Scott McCabe I first laid eyes on the Split 12 buck in July 2012, he was in a bachelor group of great looking bucks. I knew he was big when I saw how much bigger he was then the buck behind him. That buck is a dandy as well but I knew […]
July 6, 2013
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Posted by: VOM
Hunting Deer My Way – Checking The Game Camera – with Shane Simpson
June 26, 2013
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Posted by: Curtis Goettsch
My oh my, what a difference a year makes. My poor food plots did ok last year but I could only imagine what they could have been with a little rain. This year I have had 10 inches of rain on them in the first month. They are growing and now I could use some […]
June 17, 2013
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Posted by: Curtis Goettsch
Well it was a weekend full of 3D Archery for me. I started Saturday morning by heading to my local archery shop, Pikes Peak Archery. They had an Open House going on and had a little help from the Echo Valley Archers who put on a 30 target shoot. I shot well shooting 282 out […]
June 6, 2013
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Posted by: Curtis Goettsch
This video is of us freshening up an existing Monster RAXX Trophy Minerals site. We at Victory Outdoors use Monster RAXX Trophy Minerals for two thing to provide mineral supplements and to get deer in front of trail cams. Monster RAXX Trophy Minerals are made up of high quality minerals and vitamins to maximize your bucks potential. […]
January 30, 2013
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Posted by: Curtis Goettsch
Forming a Wildlife Management CO-OP Success in managing the habitat for healthy wildlife populations depends drastically on the actions and attitudes of adjoining landowners. Wildlife doesn’t care who owns the land, they are just doing the best they can to make a living. Managing for wildlife on a small tract of land presents particular challenges. Wild […]