Whitetail Properties

Busy with land sales, Gabe Adair struggles to keep tabs on the herd this summer, and to get excited about deer in general. Scouting from the truck one morning, a giant is spotted with does. Gabe's fire is refueled with the sighting and has a new new found hope. Exactly 10 days and a half a mile later, the 200 Club gets another entry. kwhunting kwwhitetail

Kentucky Land Specialist's continue to develop their QDM strategies. This is year five, and the farm is beginning to radiate with wildlife. Stephen French has the drop on another velvet buck on opening day of archery season. Mark Williams struggles until the guns come out.

It's Kansas youth season, and The Bigbee's are on another mission. To show their son that old bucks don't come easy. Better yet, to teach him that a trophy is in the eye of the beholder. The challenge is within one's ability to balance patience, drive, and pressure we put on ourselves. The biggest trophy is to witness God's creation each and every day.

It happens again in south central Kansas. Two giants hit the dirt during the early muzzle loader season. Further proving that Kansas holds and grows great whitetails. The challenge is, as always, the wicked western weather.

Southern hunting camp is a special and sacred place entwined in family traditions, backed with outdoor experiences while learning life lessons in God's creation. For the McConnell family, the outdoor's in full, is a way of life. Which is why they live in a sportsman's paradise.

Every once in a while a star shines a little brighter than the rest. Danny Lilya is one of those stars, born with less mobility, but more ability than most people. Which is how Pete Alfano took note, and invited him down to Oklahoma for a couple days of late season, arrow flingin', lights-out action.

Oklahoma Land Specialist Steve Purviance has a track record. It's locating and killing big old bucks. Get a gun in his hands and his hit list gets smaller. This week we follow along on several heart pounding spot-and-stalk efforts in search for Ribcage.

Indiana has long been a destination state for deer hunters. Land Specialist Tom James knows this more than most. As one of the pioneers of food plotting, he knows how to build great habitat and age structure. The weather is warm, but the sights are stunning during the rut in west central Indiana.

Stemming from famous Drury Television, Jeff Propst is a veteran woodsman, but he's also been a Land Specialist since Whitetail Properties conception. This year Jeff hunts with his home team on his home turf in north east Missouri during gun season.

Both Aaron Milliken and Justin Mason have begun development on their new properties. Each are located within the infamous golden triangle. Each farm with unique traits that stand out as great wildlife habitat. Both are building a legacy for their children to enjoy.

Dan Perez started the season with the grim reality of having a short hit list this year. Rolling with the punches and keeping close eyes on his trail cameras, he hit a lucky strike. A well known buck shows back up, and the hunt for Royale is on.

We go south into Dixieland to join up with two of our greatest assets to date, Ben Richardson from Alabama, and Art Mott in Mississippi. Southern hunting is a tradition that continues to capture the next generation into the great outdoors.

Who says QDM cant happen in the South? Wes McConnell is here to prove that with the right combination of elements, deer can grow old in the southern states. Amusingly lead is flying, and animals are dying while in search for a buck known as Loco, a buck pushing 180”.