Whitetail Properties

Kentucky holds a key to capturing a buck in velvet. Which is a bucket list item for most whitey loving woodsmen. Follow KY Land Specialist Mark Williams as he chases his checklist at The Kentucky Buck Factory on opening week.

The Bigbee Legacy is growing, and growing quickly. A family full of love and a thirst for the outdoors brings you BIG DEER from Kansas once again. That pretty much sums it up.

Pete Alfano and his crew have been rehabbing another ranch all summer in Kansas. Hoodoo Springs is not just a ranch, its a hub for all fur and feathered wild life, but finding the time to chase will be underlined with efficiency.

Dan Perez has become a believer. He believes (and has proven) that if you stay out, they will stay in. Spreading the human pressure between his Illinois and Missouri farms is a critical component to the success he has. Strike when the time is right.

Tim Woods (OH) and Justin Mason (IL) are forced to adjust and adapt during the season. Tim has a buck tied to tree but needs a camera man during bow season. Justin’s giant falls off the radar when a dominant six pointer shows up he calls The Sexy Six.

Paul Sawyer teams up with Steven Stockman to purchase a mostly tillable farm. The key is what lays next to this farm. A handful of hunts and four punched tags means you better not blink, and you should probably grab a pen and paper. School is in session.

Aaron Milliken is on his third season with a new farm in Pike Co. IL., and on the fourth year with his son, Marshall. Big deer have taken a back seat to Marshall, but efficiency has not. There’s a couple giants roaming the farm, so this year timing will be critical.

Of all the states you can buy land, Oklahoma is one of the most underrated target rich environments you will currently find. It’s a gold mine of habitat filled with quarry to chase. Need proof? Watch. And. Learn.

IOWA. We don't need to tell you or schmooze you into hitting the play button. Just in case, we would say that Gabe has the biggest eight pointer he’s ever seen in his sights. Oh, also Paul, and Jeff conjure up a late season slam dunk to put a cherry on top.

Judge a man by the fruit his tree produces. Team Louisiana has low hanging fruit. God, family, friends, servitude. Because of this, the team is blessed in many ways. One of the side effects, has become knocking down big deer.

Q.D.M. is going strong in the south. So are family hunting camps and this episode is proof. Mississippi Land Specialists converge on Chipper Gibbs place to decompress for the last week of the season and scratch some itchy trigger fingers.

Have you ever wounded a deer? Have you ever got a second chance at the wounded? Well this week Land Specialist Art Mott does while hunting Chipper Gibbs family farm in Mississippi.

Jeff Propst is already a legend in his own right. But what happens when this legend is gone? Will he be passing on what he loves to his next of kin, or will it just be a 401K? It’s not about any one hunt or animal taken. It’s the lifestyle that keeps us tuned into nature and coming back for more.