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Preparation mixed with planning is the recipe for success as crew members gear up for the midwest whitetail bow season, along with testing their skills on out of state hunts. kwhunting kwwhitetail

Plant for success by utilizing strategically placed food sources to take advantage of how and when deer want to feed. Know the difference between a feed, harvest and kill plot.

Overview of the changes during the early part of the deer season and how to capitalize during the October lull. Join us on a several hunts as we harvest some giant whitetails.

As the pre rut hits, bucks are looking for those first does coming into heat. Learn the value of in- season scouting, what signs to look for, and the importance of ""reading"" the whitetails to help make the right adjustments.

With the Illinois rut underway, Mack Raikes encounters a buck of a lifetime while crew member Ryan Beckmann has a picture perfect hunt.

Veteran bowhunter Kyle Wieter utilizes the knowledge gained from past seasons to hone in on two Illinois giants.

With most of the doe population bred, mature bucks begin to widen their range in search of the last hot does to breed. Food sources quickly become the key to giant buck success.

As the rut ends, bucks turning their attention to food sources full of calories. A well thought out food plot close to bedding is key.

As the deer herd has shifted their pattern to food sources, patience and weather fronts become the most effective way to harvest mature deer.

Kyle Wieter lays out tried and true tactics for scouting and harvesting mature whitetail bucks with a bow during the late season.