Corn Coat is proven through extreme testing, Deer will eat whatever you treat and that is our guarantee. Corn Coat is supercharged with F4, a powerfully-effective blend of the best of C’mere Deer’s patented formulas. Treats up to 300 lbs of Corn.
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The Charger features the Epic camo pattern made with completely blacked-out interior, water-resistant nylon fabric. Silent one-hand release hooks and shoot-through removable mesh on all windows. The Charger has a 66″ x 66″ shooting width, a 64″ standing height and an easy access door with a full length zipper. 9 steel stakes and 4 tie-down ropes to secure against wind.
List price: $126.99
The 2015-16 Florida deer season ushers in new deer hunting regulations that will allow management on a more local scale so efforts are tailored to habitat quality, characteristics of the local deer herd and preferences of local hunters and other stakeholders.
To accomplish that goal, Florida Fish & Wildlife Commission established deer management units (DMUs) throughout the state, each with its own set of antler regulations and antlerless deer harvest days. The new antler regulations will protect most 1.5-year-old bucks, while allowing hunters to harvest bucks that are 2.5 years old and older, a goal hunters supported in recent surveys.
The new antler regulations apply to hunters 16 and older hunting all Florida lands — private property, public land and wildlife management areas. To encourage youth participation in hunting, a special exemption was included. Youth hunters (15 years old and younger) in all DMUs are exempt from these greater antler regulations and may continue to harvest antlered deer with at least a 5-inch antler.
Among these changes, antlerless deer seasons during general gun season on private lands have been modified for each DMU based on hunter-supported deer population goals. The new antlerless deer days reflect input from farmers, landowners and hunters, and, just like before, are only on private property and do not apply to wildlife management areas.
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The first real good view of how a ThermaCell works came while I was turkey hunting in south Alabama about 10 or so years ago with a friend.
He was about 10-15 yards from me sitting against a tree watching one direction. I was backed up to a tree watching the opposite direction. My ThermaCell was on the ground between my legs. I could see a noticeable “bubble” around me that mosquitoes could not penetrate. My pal was twitching, moving and, despite having used bug spray, was ready to leave.
ThermaCell has helped hunters for years and is a must-have accessory in many packs.
I’ve seen this bubble-type protection around me happen repeatedly. It’s what the ThermaCell is supposed to do. Of all the “revolutionary” products hyped with flowery words and such, this is one product I’d say has been a game changer for hunters.
ThermaCell helps repel mosquitoes that can transmit the West Nile virus. Here’s a press releaase with more info about it:
No one really wants to douse themselves in DEET to enjoy the outdoors, but even as summer winds down, the fear of insect-borne illnesses is real. West Nile Virus, the virus most commonly transmitted to humans by mosquitoes, has been documented in 46 states this year, with highest concentrations in Texas and California. With one in five individuals who contract the virus suffering from fever, vomiting and body pains, it’s best to play it safe, and here’s where Thermacell Repellents Backyard Torches, Repellents and Lanterns can help.
Thermacell products use a repellent that is a copy of the natural insecticide found in chrysanthemum flowers to keep bugs and insects away. All of Thermacell’s repellent products are virtually odorless, silent and portable.
“In September and October, when the weather is beautiful, we want to spend time outdoors, and it’s easy to forget that mosquitoes are still biting. However, West Nile Virus is prevalent in a number of states, so it’s important to protect yourself with an effective mosquito repellent, especially at dawn and dusk,” says Allegra Lowitt, marketing director for Thermacell Repellents. “Using a Thermacell lantern or repellent is an easy way to keep yourself and your family protected from annoying mosquitoes and harmful diseases.”
West Nile Virus was first detected in North America in 1999 and has spread across the country since the first documented case. As of September 15, there have been 708 documented human cases and 29 deaths in 2015. Of the 708 cases, 422 (60 percent) were classified as neuroinvasive disease (such as meningitis or encephalitis) and 286 (40 percent) were classified as non-neuroinvasive diseases. These year-to-date numbers are comparable to 2013 and 2014, when human deaths totaled 97 and 119, respectively, by the end of the year. Texas and California have the highest concentration of human cases in the United States for 2015. For more information, please visit:.
There are currently no medications or vaccines to prevent the contraction of West Nile Virus. To learn more about West Nile Virus, visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s website:
Using a Thermacell lantern or repellant is an easy way to protect yourself and your family. For product information, please visit: /.
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HOW WE DISCOVERED THE FIRST CALMING SCENT.While cleaning stalls at our deer farm, an employee realized he was late for his evening hunt. Without time to change, he wore his overalls on stand. Soon, he was surrounded by deer that, even as he purposely moved, were not particularly alarmed. When he reported that he could have easily harvested any of the deer we realized that it must be the scent from the stalls! A CALM DEER IS LESS LIKELY TO SMELL, SEE OR HEAR YOU.EverCalm is a collection of scents and smells from deer bedding areas. These scents and smells put deer at ease. A calm animal feels safe and isless likely to detect you. Apply EverCalm to your boots, clothing, trees, scent pad, stand, blind, decoy, camera, scrapes or licking branches.USE ALL SEASON LONG.Deer use bedding areas all year long so EverCalm is effective all season long. Use EverCalm every time you hunt!NO SPILLS. NO LEAKS. NO MESS. NO PRESERVATIVES.EverCalm’s wax-stick formula prevents accidental leaks in your backpack and smelly scent on your fingers. And, unlike bottled scents, aConQuest scent stick requires no preservatives so you get 100% pure, unpreserved scent! ConQuest scents are encapsulated in wax. As youwipe the stick (like deodorant), scent is released. The wax formula is also weather resistant so it won’t wash away in rain or dew like liquid scent.
List price: $22.20
Perfectly designed to give you maximum leverage the Deer Handle will never twist in your hand when under load. The rope is attached to the ends to distribute the weight and provide a comfortable grip for one or two men. The Handle is rated at over 900lbs breaking strength.
List price: $12.99
By Mark Kenyon It’s been a little over two weeks since I’ve sat at my desk and worked, so I gotta admit, this whole typing on a keyboard thing feels kind of weird. Nonetheless, with two weeks of adventures now in…
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Speak Easy Electronic Deer Calling System Professional call sound at the push of a button. 50 yard remote gets the sound where you send it. Clear, natural and loud sounds without distortion. Six pre-programmed Primos calls: Grunt, Challenge Wheeze, Roar, Bucks Sparring, Doe Bleat, Estrus Bleat. Quick, adjustable LED indicated sound level. Compact remote attaches to speaker housing for convenient storage.
List price: $49.99
Check out this crazy 8-pointer that Brian Woodard Jr. arrowed recently. The headgear says “buck” but other appearances said “doe.” What’s the true story? Well, as noted…
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This a guest post from Andy May, a new contributor for Wired To Hunt and an experienced and very successful whitetail hunter from Michigan. To learn more about Andy and how he has success on highly pressured deer, check out our 2013 feature…
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