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10/31/2019

Obituary for Thomas Frankin Cooke Jr. | Thomas Franklin Cooke, Jr., age 59, of Hume, Missouri passed away on Sunday, October 27, 2019. Funeral Service will be held at 1:00 pm, Thursday, October 31, 2019 at the Grace Community Church in Pleasanton, Kansas. Visitation will be from 12:00 pm to service....

10/18/2019

02/14/2017

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Adjusting the cutting angle of the disks in your food plot implements can have a big impact on the results you get. Disks that are angled sharply against the direction you are pulling them will dig and cut more aggressively, while disks with a smaller angle will lightly chop or smooth the soil. Whic...

02/04/2017

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Tree planting time has been here for everyone in the South, and will be cranking up soon further North. Raising trees is addictive like other gamekeeping activities, but it often seems folks who have never tried it (or tried once and failed) put it off every year and year after that. Food plotting h...

02/01/2017

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U.S. whitetail hunters took more mature bucks than 1½-year-old bucks for the second consecutive year – and the second year ever in modern history.

12/29/2016

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VIDEO: For Better Food Plots, Adjust Your Disk Angles August 23, 2016 | By QDMA Staff Adjusting the cutting angle of the disks in your food plot implements can have a big impact on the results you get. Disks that are angled sharply against the direction you are pulling them will dig and cut more agg...

08/26/2016

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Regardless of whether you reading this in January or July, there is something that you can be doing right now to enhance your treestand setups.

06/09/2016

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The secret to killing big deer in areas where few of them exist isn’t much of a secret at all, but it’s something that few people are willing to do: Leave them alone.

05/19/2016

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I always look forward to seeing the first newborn fawn of the year. Without fail, social media will begin to fill with pictures of these beautiful, wobbly-legged creatures, and understandably so. Very few things in nature are as beautiful as a newborn fawn in a lush, green field. But these photos ar...

05/08/2016

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Do whitetails sleep? The quick answer is, “Yes.” In fact, all birds and mammals sleep. Some species such as cattle, horses and sheep may even sleep standing up. The mechanisms of sleep are fairly well established, but the exact reason(s) animals sleep is less clear. Decades of research have only pro...

04/26/2016

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The opossum is many things, but did you know that it was a voracious tick eater? Read on!

04/12/2016

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These nine food plot tips will help you set your hunting property up as a whitetail restaurant, ready to bring in the big boys for easy shots.