The month of May is far removed from the Alabama deer season. Out of sight often means out of mind.
The truth is that it’s the food-plot preparations taken by deer hunters now that can go a long way toward determining what kind of hunting season they will have next fall.
Much of the food-plot focus of Alabama deer hunters is directed at fall green fields to attract deer so they can be more easily hunted. Too little effort is expended at making sure there are healthy deer to attract.
There are several things landowners can do to improve the overall health and condition of the deer herd on their property. At the top of that list is a good food-plot program that will provide herd improvement through nutrition in the summer months. Such a program will provide not only better bucks but better does as well.
Alabama hunters finally got a glimpse at a map of an area in southwest Alabama where Conservation Commissioner N. Gunter Guy Jr. is proposing a deer season that will extend to Feb. 10 for the...
All across Alabama deer hunters are taking a moment to catch their breath after a long 3 1/2-month season that began way back in mid-October. Bowhunters are putting their archery equipment away with...
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Robert Almon walked along the dirt road with his head on a swivel as he studied the Dallas County countryside. With more than 30 years of experience of rattling bucks, the Tuscaloosa native knows a...