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Discover expert hunting tips, blind selection guides, and land management strategies from Banks Outdoors. From beginner basics to advanced techniques - everything hunters need to know.
How Deer Survive Harsh Winters in the Midwest (And What It Means for Hunters)
Deer have adapted their lifestyles to accommodate the harsh winter months. Their normal food sources might be completely buried in snow, so they’ve not only adapted to eat branches and other shrubs, their bodies have become conditioned to conserve energy and not expend unnecessary calories. Below, we’ve got some ways that deer survive Midwest winters and how Banks Outdoors products can fit into that lifestyle.
How the 'Feedbank 300' Keeps Deer Close as Food Sources Shift
Deer feeders are a great way to keep deer on your property as the weather cools, crops start getting collected and the deer’s normal food sources get a little more scarce. Use our deer feeders, like the Feedbank 300 Gravity Deer Feeder, to keep the herd on your property throughout the entire hunting season.
The Best Places to Set Up Hunting Blinds for Summer Scouting & Observation