Author: Ian from WorldDeer.org

Sunlight filters through the dense canopy of tree leaves.

Can You Use Too Much Deer Scent

Yes, You Can Use Too Much Deer Scent, And It Will Burn You. Yes, you can use too much deer scent. If your scent is stronger than the woods, or it is in the wrong place, deer notice it and

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Divided into two equal halves.

Acorn Scent vs Apple Scent for Deer

Pick One Based on Season, Not Hype. If I can only carry one deer scent in my pack, I pick acorn early and apple late.. Acorns match what deer are already eating in most hardwood country, and apples are a

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A pile of fresh apples, corn kernels, and acorns on a cleared patch of land near a dense forest.

Best Deer Attractant That Is Legal in My State

Start With This Decision: Food, Scent, or Movement. The best legal deer attractant in your state is usually not a magic bottle. It is legal groceries, legal minerals, and smart stand placement that takes advantage of where deer already want

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Several trail cameras placed strategically in a dense forest setup, with one camera within prominent view.

Best SD Card for Trail Cameras

Buy This Card and Move On The best SD card for most trail cameras is a 32GB SanDisk Ultra SDHC, Class 10, UHS-I. If your camera is older, picky, or in a cold swamp, I drop to a 16GB SanDisk

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An intricately detailed image demonstrating the ultimate varmint guard for deer feeders.

Best Varmint Guard for Deer Feeders

Pick a Varmint Guard That Actually Matches Your Feeder The best varmint guard for most deer feeders is a wide, metal cone-style baffle that mounts on the feeder leg or hanging cable and sits 30 inches to 36 inches above

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A deer feeder in dense woodland thick with trees, bushes, and mulch.

Best Deer Feeder for Thick Woods

Pick the Right Feeder for Thick Woods, Not the One That Looks Cool in a Catalog. The best deer feeder for thick woods is a small, tough spinner feeder with a metal varmint guard, hung low enough to service fast,

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A deer, ideally a white-tailed deer, in a lush, green forest during mid-fall.

How Warm Is Too Warm for Good Deer Movement

How Warm Is Too Warm, Really? For most whitetail hunting, once the afternoon hits 65 degrees, I stop expecting “good” daylight movement and start hunting like it is an early-morning-and-last-10-minutes deal. If it is 70 degrees or warmer during prime

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