Buck Core Areas
As I wrote in my book “Proven Whitetail Tactics”, core areas are those places inhabited by big bucks during non-breeding or non-stressful times. When they’re not chasing hot does or struggling to survive life-threatening situations or harsh elements, bucks will spend the majority of the time feeding, watering and traveling within the boundaries of an established range.
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Hunting Small Tracks
If I've learned one thing from my many talks with deer hunters, it's that hunters everywhere are steadily being forced to pursue whitetails on smaller and smaller tracts of land. As I wrote in my book, "Aggressive Whitetail Hunting", there are a number of reasons for this phenomenon. But destruction of habitat, urbanization and the increasingly popular "No Trespassing" sign are the main reasons.
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Pursuing Individual Bucks
If there was one chapter from any of my five books that I would consider to be required reading for every aspiring trophy whitetail hunter, it would be a chapter from my first book, "Aggressive Whitetail Hunting". That chapter is entitled "Pursuing Individual Bucks".
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