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By Jace Bauserman
Welcome to Bowhunt America's SpyPoint Central. For the next year we will be posting and discussing pictures we gather with our SpyPoint Tiny-W Scouting Cameras. In addition, we will also be posting weekly camera setup tips and information about the Tiny-W SpyPoint Scouting Camera.
I have a passion for hunting big plains mule deer. There big racks and enormous bodies are very tough to ignore. My 2011 quest for a Pope and Young mule deer had entered November.
Mathews Helim
By Mathews Inc.
Wisconsin Turns to Deer Czar to Bolster Herd
By Fox11online.com
As a product of his accolades, the hunting community knows James Kroll as Dr. Deer. Now Wisconsin hunters are getting to know him as the state's Whitetail Deer Trustee, a title Kroll says is his most prized accomplishment. “I feel an awesome responsibility. It is an honor, but it is a weighty responsibility,” said Kroll. Appointed by Governor Scott Walker, Kroll is paid $125,000 to analyze Wisconsin's deer herd and recommend how it should be managed.
Capturing Elusive Mulies on Camera
By Jace Bauserman
SpyPoint Tiny-W
Welcome to Bowhunt America's SpyPoint Central. For the next year we will be posting and discussing pictures we gather with our SpyPoint Tiny-W Scouting Cameras. In addition, we will also be posting weekly camera setup tips and information about the Tiny-W SpyPoint Scouting Camera.
For the past few months I've been chasing big mule deer near my home in southeastern Colorado. As many of you know, mule deer are hard to capture on trail cam. The reason being is the habitat these wide-racked beasts call home is vast and open. There are few things to funnel their movements, and by nature these savvy beasts don't tend to pattern as well as other game animals.
Illinios Gives Go Ahead to Hog Hunters
By NBC Chicago
With hunting season in full swing, national and state officials are calling on the region's hunters to help contain the spread of wild hogs that are wreaking havoc on Illinois' wildlife. An invasive species, feral swine are known to carry at least 30 diseases that pose serious implications for people, pets and livestock.
