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Mark Haslam

Mark is a deer hunter and land manager from Georgia. As a property consultant, he helps fellow landowners improve their habitat and hunting setups through timber management, trail cam surveys, and more. He was named the 2020 National Deer Association Deer Manager of the Year.

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Yes, You Can Kill Big Bucks in Hot Weather

Mark HaslamApr 11, 2023

Mosquitoes, 90-plus-degree temperatures, and humidity so thick you can cut it with a knife—those add up to my kind of whitetail pursuit. Why? Because it’s a challenge to mentally and physically prepare yourself for the early season in the South. Season openers across the South range from July to...

Mark HaslamApr 11, 2023

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How to Use a Doe Decoy During the Rut

Mark HaslamOct 28, 2022

Deer decoys aren’t just for the Midwest. You don’t have to be immersed in agriculture fields or extensive, well-manicured food plots (but they can certainly help). From my experience, pinpointing your local peak breeding window and exactly where does will be in late October and early November are...

Mark HaslamOct 28, 2022

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How to Find Pressured Bucks

Mark HaslamSep 27, 2022

Pressure may be the most difficult challenge a whitetail hunter faces each fall. Stand selection, access, adjacent landowners, shifty wind, it all adds up. Hunters blame "being skunked" on a variety of excuses: moon cycles, unseasonably warm temperatures, barometric pressure, and the various phases...

Mark HaslamSep 27, 2022

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How to Increase Daylight Movement on Food Plots

Mark HaslamJul 27, 2022

Summer is the time to grind and prepare food plots for the season ahead. Most hunters and land managers know the power of sweat equity. Permanent deer stand sites can become stale if not set up efficiently or adjusted over time. Whitetails relax during the offseason but promptly shift back into...

Mark HaslamJul 27, 2022

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