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Late Summer Trail Camera Scouting Tips

Posted on August 25, 2016
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So maybe you just picked up a new lease during the offseason or recently gained access to hunt a dynamite piece of ground you’ve dreamed about for years, but now what? Where do you begin? For me, the first step in the entire process is plain and simple; setting trail cameras. This allows me to inventory deer on the property and gives me an idea of the caliber of deer in the area.   When it comes to summer scouting, it’s tough to beat the anticipation of checking a good trail camera in hopes of locating a trophy whitetail. What’s not to love? For hardcore whitetail hunters, it’s like Christmas morning every time we pull a card and sort through the pictures on our phone or computer. I personally look forward to...

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Product Feature: Big Tine 30-06

Posted on August 1, 2016
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There’s no question that Big Tine produces tremendous antler growth in whitetail deer but have you ever wondered why? It boils down to science. Big Tine 30-06 is an ideal, all-in-one mixture of nutrients and minerals that deer need for optimal health, which is backed through decades of proven science and research. There’s a reason its called “Big Tine” and the results speak for themselves.   I like to make the analogy of comparing a body builders meal planning and diet routine to the use of Big Tine when consumed by whitetail deer. Body builders train year round and only consume food that is best for their overall health so that they can develop their bodies to the fullest potential. As a byproduct of living an extremely healthy lifestyle through complete nutrition...

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TAKING POST-SEASON INVENTORY WITH BIG TINE FORTIFIED DEER BLEND: PART II

Posted on March 2, 2016
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As hunters, we are constantly learning more about the deer we pursue with each scouting endeavor, with every trail camera photo and with every encounter we experience. I personally think of deer hunting as giant puzzle; the more pieces I have, the better my chances at completing the puzzle and connecting the dots, which ultimately means putting an arrow through a mature whitetail buck.  The problem during winter months, at least for me, is my lack of time to scout because of work and the distance I have to travel to the property I hunt.   A puzzle, much like deer hunting, takes time and keen attention to detail in order to put the pieces together and for everything to align. Have you ever tried to put together a puzzle in a...

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Taking Post-Season Inventory with Big Tine Fortified Deer Blend: Part 1

Posted on February 10, 2016
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The longer I deer hunt and the more I immerse myself in this sport I am so passionate about, it seems as though the season never ends. Although I may not be carrying my bow with me during this time of year, as an obsessed bow hunter I am always hunting. When one season ends the next one begins, bringing a whole different game plan to my year long pursuit.   During the Winter months I have traded in my bow for two different types of weapons better suited for the task at hand; Trail Camera’s and Big Tine Fortified Deer Blend. My goal for this part of the year is to find out which deer made it through the season while at the same time, give them a little extra nutrition...

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With Patience Come Reward

Posted on December 29, 2015
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It was a long season for Jeff Evans in Indiana.  Jeff is the Big Tine Sales Representative for Wisconsin and surrounding states.  When he's not on the boat, tackling monster walleye, smallmouth & musky at his guide service Jeff Evan's Wisconsin Fishing Guides, he tries to come down to the Hoosier State to tangle with the Big Tine Hoosier giants.  after seeing a lot of activity in bow season, but no shooter, Jeff returned in mid-December to try his luck with his muzzleloader.  as fate would have it, Jeff found himself hunting from the ground and late in the day this buck presented himself on the field checking the already feeding does.  the Buck turned broadside at 125 yards, and Jeff's TC cleared the field.  the shot was absolutely flawless,...

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