Falling Leaf Outfitters

February 22, 2018 by Falling Leaf Outfitters

Were you able to harvest your target animal this past fall? Have a lot of close encounters but couldn't seal the deal on the buck of a life time? Post season scouting is a great way to get a jump start on the next seasons hunting.

If you hunt long enough you will have that moment of "I wish I had my stand over there instead of here" or "If only I had scouted a little more maybe I would have seen more movement this year."Post season scouting can really help with this. Here are some tips.

February 22, 2018 by Falling Leaf Outfitters

All during season you have taken the time to keep your hunting clothes in enclosed containers, washed them with scent free soap, and all the other tricks in the industry for scent control but what about after season? Here are some tips for storing your clothes once season is over.

February 22, 2018 by Falling Leaf Outfitters

Like many hunters the end of deer season across the country brings on the next passion of hearing those Toms rock the woods with their gobbles. Calling to the spring gobblers can be done a variety of ways; by mouth, by slate calls, and box calls.

February 22, 2018 by Falling Leaf Outfitters

Every year hunters all over the U.S. together put thousands of miles on their boots looking for sheds.Some of the sheds are from bucks they had been chasing the previous fall other they just happen to stumble upon. Shed hunting over the years has become an obsession for outdoorsmen and women. Here are some new ideas along with some tips on shed hunting.

January 10, 2018 by Falling Leaf Outfitters

Food, Food, Food, and more food is the key to patterning and hunting for late season deer hunting.  For the past several months deer have been on their feet moving, chasing, rutting, and breeding.  Their bodies are worn down, they have lost weight, and now will be looking to put that weight back on.

January 10, 2018 by Falling Leaf Outfitters

Just like deer predators now must be on the move looking for food to keep up their weight and stay healthy during the brutal winter months. The right optics, weapon of choice, camouflage, and calling techniques / decoys can all play a vital role in late season predator hunting.

January 10, 2018 by Falling Leaf Outfitters

Late season hunting for whitetails can fun, rugged, cold, plentiful, and many more feelings.  One thing it can also bring about is shooting bucks that have already shed their antlers and mistaking them for does.

January 10, 2018 by Falling Leaf Outfitters

It is no secret that late season hunting can be some of the best times to hunt because deer are now congregating on food sources or maybe because of snow on the ground coyote hunting just became that much more fun.