Whitetail Properties

Follow Rich Baugh on his first hunt of the year. Two shooters come into bow range, but only one leaves due to the divine integrity of a WP Land Specialist.

Blazin' got a free pass because Rich hadn't purchased his land owner tag. Now it's game on inside the Baugh family fences Blazin's days are certainly numbered....

The broken record of a ghostly buck is replaying for Pete Alfano in Oklahoma. Its Tall Brows who haunts his dreams. In five years the double drop-tine stud has only been spotted once.

At WP, we want to enlighten you, show you examples, and encourage land ownership. To see that the lamp of land ownership can shine bright for anyone. This is the Larry Christensen Story.

The desire of land ownership starts with a passion for the wild, and progresses into passing along our traditions. Dan Perez speaks volumes on the subject while enjoying another season.

Weather fronts are the key to minimizing intrusion. Wait for weather front before striking and your success skyrockets. This is nothing new to Pete and Paul, especially in Kansas.

Ever had one of those years that you struggled to fill a single tag? Well that's the kind of year Gabe Adair is having. With the three shooters off the list, The Big 8's days are numbered.

Dan Perez has a premonition for his hunting travels to Iowa and Kansas this year. The War Wagon! Abanks blind contracted of steel and wheels that allows portability.

At WP, we want to enlighten you, show you examples, and encourageland ownership. To see that the lamp of land ownership can shine bright for anyone. This is the Stephen French story.

The North Pole has been productive for Rich Baugh through the years, and for good reason. Follow Rich Baugh as he plays cat and mouse with a buck named Dan.

Low level cover is the topic of the episode. Prescribed burning is the best way to achieve dense ground level cover. Watch as Perez proves the worthiness of controlled burns.

Its late season in Iowa, and you know what that means. Its time to get a little revenge for all the bow season struggles. Gabe Adair, Paul Sawyer, McWhorter's Muzzleloaders, enough said