18 09, 2019

Best Venison Burgers For the Grill

2020-06-10T09:14:53-04:00September 18th, 2019|Big Deer TV, BigDeer, Deer Hunting, Recipes|Comments Off on Best Venison Burgers For the Grill

It’s #nationalcheeseburgerday and perfect grilling weather, let’s celebrate! My addiction to these burgers comes straight from deer camp. Some years ago I was bowhunting on the Milk River. After an especially long and frustrating day (big whitetails will do that to you) my buddy said, “It’s late, we’re tired and we’ve gotta shoot a buck tomorrow. I’m gonna throw some burgers on the grill tonight. We’ll eat fancier later on in the week.” After my third burger (no rolls, low carb, just the protein) I hollered out to my friend on the deck as he grilled some more, “To heck with fancy, we’re gonna eat deer burgers the rest of the week!” The simple, delicious and incredibly addictive “Montana Deer [...]

18 09, 2019

Clyde Roberts, America’s Oldest Deer Hunter, Passes Away At 105

2020-06-10T09:14:53-04:00September 18th, 2019|Big Deer TV, BigDeer, Deer Hunting|Comments Off on Clyde Roberts, America’s Oldest Deer Hunter, Passes Away At 105

When he retired 40 years ago, Clyde Roberts of Bedford, VA started hunting at the urging of his son. “I bought him a rifle when retired to keep him busy,” said Mike Roberts. In 2016, at age 103, Mr. Clyde shot his biggest buck ever. The next season, he bagged 2 does and an 8-point buck. Only 6% of Virginia’s hunters killed 3 deer that year. Only one of them was 104 years young. Mr. Clyde killed 10 deer since he turned 100. “When people ask me about the secret to my longevity, I tell them it was all about hard work and living for the Lord,” he said. More about Mr. Clyde from an interview he did with WDBJ7: [...]

16 09, 2019

North Carolina: 160” Velvet Crossbow Buck!

2020-06-10T09:14:53-04:00September 16th, 2019|BigDeer|Comments Off on North Carolina: 160” Velvet Crossbow Buck!

Brandon Johnson of Mount Airy, N.C. told Carolina Sportsman: “I had been seeing pictures of this buck on trail cam. He was among a group of bachelor bucks for the past two or three months. A lot of those were daytime photos. So I knew I had a good chance at seeing him once the season opened. But I knew I had to make it happen early in the season before his pattern started to change.” On opening evening of the 2019 season, Brandon saw a couple of the bachelor bucks that had been traveling with the big buck for weeks. “When I saw that, I knew the giant was probably close.” Two of the bucks came within 25 yards [...]

11 09, 2019

Bowhunting: 5 Keys To Shooting An Early-Season Buck

2020-06-10T09:14:53-04:00September 11th, 2019|Big Deer Stories, Big Deer TV, BigDeer, Bowhunting, Deer Hunting, Deer Management|Comments Off on Bowhunting: 5 Keys To Shooting An Early-Season Buck

If you hunt in Kentucky, Missouri, North Carolina or any state where the archery season opens in September, click here and for tips and advice on how to punch your tag super early. I teamed with Outdoor Life digital for a 5-point plan that involves understanding late-summer buck behavior, trail-camera strategies, best tree stand spots and more. Good luck and send me pictures if you shoot a good buck this month or anytime this season!

3 09, 2019

5 Top Spots For Trail Cameras in September

2020-06-10T09:14:53-04:00September 3rd, 2019|Big Deer Stories, BigDeer, Deer Hunting, Deer Management|Comments Off on 5 Top Spots For Trail Cameras in September

1. A small clearing in the woods 70 to 100 yards off an alfalfa, soybean, clover or corn field. Some mature bucks hang up in these areas in late afternoon before moving out to a field after dark. 2. A bottleneck of thick cover on a deer trail that leads into a field. A big buck will usually walk the thickest route in, and you can get a close-up image of him. 3. Back in the woods where two or more drainages with thick cover come together. Oak trees that drop acorns nearby make this a surefire bet for buck images. Especially good for those nocturnal giants that don’t get to a field until dark. 4. “Our thousands of cam [...]

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