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6.21.10:
Knowing More About Core Areas
Knowing More About Core Areas There has always been a lot of confusion about the term core area. Basically a core area is where a deer beds, feeds, and waters throughout most of the year. A mature buck will use this area throughout most of his life. A core area should...read more

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12.28.09:
Non-Traditional Food Plots
Non-Traditional Aromatic Food Plots Over the last two decades more and more hunters have learned the value of planting food plots as part of a Quality Deer Management (QDM) tool to enhance the body weight and antler size of deer on their property. This is also a strategy to attract and...read more

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12.28.09:
Common Sense Calling
    Common Sense Calls by Peter Fiduccia - "The Deer Doctor" Original Publish Date: Fall 2009                        After more than 45 years of hunting whitetails, I have found the one strategy that has worked for me time and again is using deer calls. Like any other deer hunting tactic, however, knowing when, where, how,...read more

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12.28.09:
Bag a Late-Season Whitetail
Tips to Bag a Late Season Buck   As I stepped out of my vehicle, the frigid cold sent a chill down my spine. The temperature was five degrees and that wasn’t accounting for the slight wind blowing out of the west. “This is crazy,” I mumbled to myself. I hesitated...read more

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12.28.09:
Why Bucks Make Rubs
WHY DO BUCKS MAKE RUBS? by Peter Fiduccia "The Deer Doctor   Let’s take an in depth look about why and what a rub actually represents to deer. Finding a rub certainly alerts one to the fact that a buck or bucks are present in the area. Rubs can also...read more

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10.01.09:
Hunting Scrapes - Is it Worth the Effort?
False Scrapes There are three different types of buck scrapes. Each one is made during a specific time of the year. The first is called a false scrape. Every bowhunter reading this column has come across this particular type of buck scrape. It is the scrape that seems to appear out...read more

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3.18.09:
Plant it Right & They'll Come
Chapter 15 PLANT IT RIGHT AND THEY WILL COME!  This chapter is only a prelude of information that will appear in my next book, “Plant It Right and They Will Come!” It will be a detailed book on all aspects of growing quality food plots, woodlot management as well as deer...read more

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6.17.08:
Sanctuaries on Small Property
CREATING SANCTUARIES ON SMALL PROPERTIES Although most hunters think that a lot of land is needed to create a place for deer to hide and feel secure, that’s not the case. The fact is, only very small tracts of good cover are required to create a sanctuary that deer and other...read more

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10.29.07:
Rut Hunting Tips
CHAPTER 21RUT HUNTING TIPS This tip chapter supplements the more detailed chapter in this book on the rut. To be frank, I could dedicate an entire book to all aspects of the rut biologically, strategically and scientifically. But until I get around to writing that one this chapter and the more...read more

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10.05.07:
Wind This!
Wind This! by P. Cody Fiduccia I first learned about wind, thermals, and convection currents from one of the nation’s leading whitetail authorities, Peter Fiduccia – who just happens to be my Dad. He has preached to me about how unpredictable all types of wind currents can be and how they can...read more

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6.29.07:
So-Called Nocturnal Bucks
THE “SO-CALLED” NOCTURNAL BUCK How many times have you heard the phrase, “He went nocturnal”? If you have been hunting deer for any length of time, you have probably heard it at least several times. The term refers to a buck, that for a variety of reasons, never moves during...read more

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6.21.07:
You Thought Bucks Were Wily
AND YOU THOUGHT BUCKS WERE WILY Unfortunately, most hunters today have taken the fun out of their hunting by worrying constantly that they have to take a mature buck in order to be considered a “trophy hunter.” Taking a young buck or a doe is considered by many hunters less of...read more

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8.12.02:
Once in a Lifetime
"Once in a Lifetime" By Alex Brozdowski Pine Island, NY It was my first time hunting. Contrary to the norm, it was with my friend, Cody Fiduccia, and his family, rather than my own father. Dad only hunts deer, and I did not yet have my license. I did not know if I would...read more

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