Looking for some new reading materials. I’ve covered Mapping Trophy Books by Brad Herndon, Hunting Trophy Whitetails in the Real World by Don Higgins, and Precision Bowhunting. Next purchase will likely be Lee and Tiff’s book Hunting Mature Whitetails the Lakosky Way. Any other recommendations? Fred Bear’s Field Notes and the Wensel books are on my radar, but they are sure expensive! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Backcountry Bowhunting by Cameron Haynes is decent. I haven’t read John Eberheart’s books yet, but I’m about to.
How was The Don Higgins book? I mean, don’t get me wrong, I’m a fan of the guy... he’s a phenomenal hunter. But I’m not sure hundreds of private acres in Iowa equate to “real world” hunting. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
The more books I read the more I realize that the best "book" is one spent exploring and experimenting in my hunting environment. Going back to the basics of playing the wind, making a good entrance, and guessing where the deer may be are the only real things that push me to hunt a certain spot. I dont need someone to tell me where and when to hunt, the barometer, hunting conditions predictions. I just dont care. As long as it's not 100 degrees and I have deer to hunt, I'm going for it based on the wind, food, and all the other lessons learned. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk
While I agree with Brett's post, this is the only hunting book I've bought. It is incredible. https://asbellwool.com/products/stalking-still-hunting
