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The Oldest Wild Deer Ever Recorded The oldest deer on record was killed in Vermont I would say most hunter consider a mature deer to be around 3.5 to 4.5 years old, but how long do they reall

While it might be a true accomplishment to have the biggest deer around, cruising your property its important to not lose sight of the big picture of true herd management. Today’s hunters are more educated than ever before, but there are still many who don’t fully understand how QDM differs from traditional or trophy deer management. This information compares and contrasts the three management strategies using seven measurable variables.

QDM vs. Trophy and Traditional Deer Management | QDMA Quality Deer Management (QDM) is a household name to modern day deer hunters. You can’t pick up a hunting magazine, watch outdoor television, or talk to the guys at camp without seeing or hearing the letters QDM. The rise in popularity of QDM is a good thing for deer, other wildlife species, habit...

We will be out and about on Aug. 28-30 at the Outdoor Life/Field and Stream Expo in Columbus, OH. Also we are looking to expand our services into Central and Southern Kentucky so we will be attending the expo in Paducah, KY on Jan.15-17 2021

NEW DATES ANNOUNCED! We hope you are all staying safe, healthy & are able to join us at one of our rescheduled Expo's near you.

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How well do you know the rut? In this episode of the 100% Wild podcast, Kip Adams discusses what is truth and what is myth.

So You Think You Know the Rut? Prepare to have your world turned upside down!

Do deer move more before a winter storm? Do they move more after a winter storm? The folks behind Penn State's Deer-Forest Study looked at these common held beliefs to see if there was any truth behind them. The results may surprise you!

Penn State Deer-Forest Study Pennsylvania forests face many challenges - invasive plants, insect outbreaks, soil acidity, tree diseases, and even deer. This study is being conducted to better understand the role of deer in the context of all these challenges and to help Pennsylvania’s forest and wildlife managers better manag...

Have you started your chores for this month yet?

Important MAY Deer Habitat and Hunting Activities There are some very important deer hunting and deer habitat activities that you need to accomplish in May...

"Pursuing Quality Deer Management goals can be a year-round endeavor."

Meeting a Deer's Summer Nutritional Demands | QDMA Pursuing Quality Deer Management goals can be a year-round endeavor, but the importance of your management efforts are higher in spring and summer than perhaps any other time of year. Adults can lose 15 to 30 percent of their body weight during winter. This loss must be recovered quickly in time for...

You wouldn't buy a home without having it inspected first so why would you buy hunting property without having it evaluated for hunting and management potential. To many companies are trying to sell "deer property" but how can you be sure the property can sustain a healthy wildlife population. One way is to message us directly or send us an email and request a land consultation/evaluation. We will walk your property and construct a wildlife management plan for your property, and make recommendations of improvements to make sure your getting the most out of your land. For a limited time we are offering a free soil test with our consultation visit package.

A soil test is one of the most important steps you can take when planning a food plot. We recommend and offer soil tests for your land and can help you set up the perfect courseof action to promote a healthy wildlife population. Contact us to schedule a soil test visit.

Boost Your Food Plots With a Simple Soil Test Ensure your food plots achieve their maximum forage production potential with a simple and inexpensive soil test. Here's how to do it.

Start Your War on Invasive Plants by Winning Small Battles | QDMA Alien plants are devouring space where native deer forage and cover could grow. Don't try to win this war. Instead, win small battles every chance you get.

Even though the deer hunting season is still a ways away its important that we start planning now. This should be the time of year that habitat improvements are taking place. Be vigilant while walking through your property and make note of any thoughts and ideas about what the deer population might want this coming fall and winter. Please remember that even though your property might look like it provides good cover and plenty of food now; it will most likely change during the fall and winter months when deer need those things the most. If you are unsure about what steps to take don't hesitate to contact us and request a land survey so we can discuss the needs of your property and your deer population.