It’s impossible to eliminate all of the scents that your body produces prior to hunting. There’s just no way to get rid of scents altogether. But you can take a few simple steps to control the scents that your body emits throughout the course of a day. And when you take these steps, it will… Read more »
When and How to Move Your Deer Blind
If you spend a lot of time hunting, climbing in and out of your tree stand on a regular basis can become a real drag. Plus, most tree stands won’t provide you with much protection from the elements. Rather than relying on a tree stand, many people prefer to use a deer blind instead. Deer… Read more »
New Two-Person Cedar Deer Blind a Great Option for Hunting Pairs
Hunting with a buddy can be a really great experience, but trying to share a deer blind with them can be quite cramped. There’s no need to worry about being cramped anymore, though, because Productive Cedar Products is launching a new two-seat deer blind that will make tight hunting quarters a thing of the past…. Read more »
Locating Your Blind: Placement Tips to Improve Your Hunt
When setting up your deer blind, you obviously want to place it in an optimal spot where you think you’ll have the best chance of spotting a prized buck. If you end up empty handed, however, it can be very frustrating. To make sure your next hunt is successful, check out these tips on how… Read more »
New App Seeks to Revolutionize Hunting Licenses
You know what nobody likes about hunting and fishing? The paperwork. Hunters and fishermen must abide by the laws in their state, and that includes possessing hunting and fishing licenses for where they plan to be. These licenses must be in a sportsman’s possession at all times of they could face penalties or fines that… Read more »
Six Essentials to Equip Your Blind
When you are out in the wilderness, waiting to get a good read on that treasured turkey or delicious deer, it is important to be equipped with the essentials. There are certain items that you should always have in your blind so you can be prepared for anything – and to stay comfortable during your… Read more »
Chronic Wasting Disease: DNR Expanding Control Efforts in Michigan
One year ago, a 6-year-old doe was discovered to have contracted a case of Chronic Wasting Disease, here in Michigan, which prompted state officials to enact its Surveillance and Response Plan to all privately owned and free-range cervids. Now that cases have been confirmed in six more white-tailed deer, the disease zone has expanded. Most… Read more »
Mix It Up: Changing Your Targets to Improve Accuracy
Shooting a bow accurately requires a lot of practice, but it also requires the right kind of practice. Some hunters can get in the bad habit of only shooting on one kind of target. While this can help them practice the mechanics of shooting – balance, form and accuracy – it does little to help… Read more »
Talking Turkey – Tips for Luring Turkeys to Your Blind
Hunting blinds are a great way to mask your presence from wildlife, such as turkeys, while staying warm and dry inclement hunting weather. Here are a few tips from Field & Stream to help you bring the turkeys to you. Set Up a Good Camp If you want to attract a turkey, start by making… Read more »
Encourage Your Kids to Play with a Cedar Playhouse
If you are a father who loves the outdoors, you want to share your passion with your children. Although they may be too young to hunt with you just yet, it is never too early to foster a love for the outdoors with a cedar playhouse. With the weather getting warmer, a cedar or log… Read more »