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The Hunter's Specialties Pro Staff is off to another successful deer season! H.S. field pro staffer Jon Hanson shot this buck in North Dakota on Aug. 30.
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John Arneth of Leroy, NY is a member of the H.S. Field Pro Staff.
John competes in turkey calling contests and has placed or won many local and state competitions. He travels the country doing seminars on deer, turkey and predator hunting.
John is also of a member of the pro staff teams at Ross Archery, Scent-Lok, G5 Outdoors and Tru Ball.
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Weekly Hunting Article
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Late-Season Deer Hunting Tactics With Matt Morrett
Question: Matt, gun season in Pennsylvania ended the first of December, but the state has a late archery and flintlock season. How do you hunt the late season?
Morrett: Late season is one of my favorite times to hunt. During the late season, the rut is over. So, you don’t have to worry about the deer moving a lot. The bucks have one thing on their mind in the late season – food. The weather’s cold, the food is in short supply, and the deer have to move every day to find something to eat. Therefore, once you can locate a food source the deer visit regularly, whether it’s in open woods or around agricultural fields, you know where to set-up a tree stand or a ground blind and have a reasonable chance of taking deer.
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This Week: World Champion Coyote Callers Al Morris and Garvin Young hunt in Nevada.
Plus, an early-season South Dakota goose hunt.
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