2017 Montana Public Land Whitetails – #WiredToHuntWeekly 22

TRIPLE BROW TINER & 23 ANTLERS IN ONE DAY – #WiredToHuntWeekly 43

By Mark Kenyon In our final vlog from our scouting and shed hunting trip to North Dakota and Montana, we recap our best day yet. Furter finds he best antler ever – a big triple brow tiner, I capsize a canoe, and we final 23 antlers. Check it out and be sure to subscribe to the YouTube channel!

Early Season Success: DIY Public Land Whitetails in Montana

When the average guy or girl thinks about whitetail hunting, it’s likely that visions of tower blinds, green food plots, and piles of corn come to mind. And, of course, whitetail hunting does sometimes seem to look this way – especially if you take what you see on TV as representative of the community as a whole. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Some hunters in whitetail country crave something different. And while it’s usually assumed that a...

2017 Journal #3: My Week Chasing Public Land Montana Whitetails

By Mark Kenyon I woke up, hopped out of the camper and into my truck, and pulled out of the airport parking lot. My Alaskan adventure was now behind me and ahead were Montana whitetails. Five hours later I pulled off the side of a dusty washboarded road and set up camp for the next six days. It was time to find some bucks and my stoke level was high. Because of my last-minute invite to hunt caribou in Alaska, what was once going to be a two week...