Send us a text A northern-lights hero shot over a 181-inch bruiser, a velvet monarch patterned off rice-field levees, and a spot-and-stalk eight at 28 yards—our season didn’t happen by chance. We break down how we stacked just under 1,800 inches of antler across Illinois, Kansas, Texas, and Arkansas by focusing on the details most hunters skip: wind, entry, pressure, and maturity over inches. Enjoy the stories, steal the tactics, and help us raise the bar. Subscribe, share this with your hun...
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Send us a text A northern-lights hero shot over a 181-inch bruiser, a velvet monarch patterned off rice-field levees, and a spot-and-stalk eight at 28 yards—our season didn’t happen by chance. We break down how we stacked just under 1,800 inches of antler across Illinois, Kansas, Texas, and Arkansas by focusing on the details most hunters skip: wind, entry, pressure, and maturity over inches. Enjoy the stories, steal the tactics, and help us raise the bar. Subscribe, share this with your hun...
NOVEMBER WHITETAILS | Ep083 | Off The Clock with B Scott
Off The Clock with B Scott
42 minutes
1 month ago
NOVEMBER WHITETAILS | Ep083 | Off The Clock with B Scott
Send us a text A cold front is rolling in and the plan is set: finish a final Arkansas public land rifle hunt, then head to Illinois to meet the rut head-on with fresh cameras, a new trailer, and enough tags to make camp hum. We break down the gritty parts no one likes to admit—nerves at full draw, the difference between a 120 and a 160 staring you down, and how aging eyes and reading glasses mess with bow sights—then lay out the small choices that lead to clean shots and real results. The h...
Off The Clock with B Scott
Send us a text A northern-lights hero shot over a 181-inch bruiser, a velvet monarch patterned off rice-field levees, and a spot-and-stalk eight at 28 yards—our season didn’t happen by chance. We break down how we stacked just under 1,800 inches of antler across Illinois, Kansas, Texas, and Arkansas by focusing on the details most hunters skip: wind, entry, pressure, and maturity over inches. Enjoy the stories, steal the tactics, and help us raise the bar. Subscribe, share this with your hun...
