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Laying out the challenges involved with whitetail deer, their extreme survival instincts, and implementing cautious scouting tactics to prevent alerting deer to your presence. 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 hunt for one of the biggest typical whitetails this crew has ever harvested.

As the rut hits, the bucks are looking hard 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.

As the lockdown stage of the rut hits hard, mature buck sightings fade. Learn why to hunt next to doe bedding and feeding areas and allow for more seat time in order to be successful.

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 are key as team members Doug and Eli Hampton have it figured out.

Patience and strategically hunting over evening food sources is key. Weather fronts with a mix of high pressure and cold temperatures will put deer in your plots. Bowhunters Kyle Wieter and Dick McCormick realize this and make good on their opportunities.

A long and arduous bow season is about to pay off big for Kyle Wieter as he shifts to his late season tactics involving food sources and extreme cold weather fronts, as these cold fronts have a direct affect on deer behavior.

The Great Outdoors is best spent with family and friends. Father and son, Doug and Eli Hampton, hunt during the Iowa late muzzleloader season, while Kyle Wieter takes his mom deer hunting for her very first time.

Kyle Wieter goes behind the scenes of some of his biggest whitetail bow kills to explain why, when and how he hunted each buck.