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Hunting
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Deer
Hunting Seminars | Turkey Hunting Seminars
Whitetail Deer Hunting
Seminars
Mapping Out Hunting Success
Topographical maps, aerial photos and even Google are invaluable tools
to find deer travel hotspots. With the aid of these tools the modern
hunter can do most of his scouting from the comfort of his home and
will be miles ahead of other hunters when he steps into his hunting
area. Anyone with a little ambition and common sense can study maps to
find deer hotspots. Unfortunately, many hunters are often intimidated
by this technology, so they don’t bother learning about what
topographical maps and aerial photos can tell them about their hunting
area.
This seminar demonstrates how easy mapping deer and once fully
understood the great benefits this tactic will have on the
hunter’s success rate.
The Hunters Curse (Coming to
terms with buck fever)
Since the dawn of time hunters have been
stricken with what we know as “buck fever”, yet most
hunters don’t fully understand what it is. For many hunters this
curse isn’t just a nuisance, it can ruin the joy of the sport
altogether. In some rare cases buck fever has been blamed on mistaking
another hunter for a buck. What is buck fever? How can it be diagnosed?
How can it be cured? This seminar will provide all the answers and
provide a cure for buck fever.
Beat The Other Hunters To It
(Highly effective tips for opening day success)
To beat the onslaught of hunters on opening day and generate a close
encounter with a big buck you need to get creative. Simply walking into
the woods or driving along the back roads, like everyone else does,
will result in an empty freezer and wall. It’s time to do
something different. Big mature bucks have learned to evade hunters and
to get one you should too. It’s time to make hunting pressure
work for and not against you. This seminar will provide field proven
tips and tactics on how to exploit the early season escape tactics of
mature bucks.
Rut Myth Busters
Hunting is full of myth and half-truth
and in most cases they are harmless, however there are some long-held
myth that actually harm a hunters success rate. One of the most
myth-riddled segments of the hunting season revolves around the deer
rut and it costs hunters big bucks. To fill your tag this year you
first want to separate fact from fiction. The “Rut Myth
Busters” seminar will debunk the most commonly held deer rut myth
and replace them with the facts.
The Four Factors Of Deer Movement
The four factors of deer movement are
FOOD, COVER, TERRAIN and STRUCTURE; and to a lesser degree, water is a
fifth factor in arid areas or during particularly hot years. These four
factors are the corner stones of scouting success. All deer movement is
somehow related to one or more of the four factors. The beauty of the
four factors is that once a hunter fully understands how these factors
relate to each other, they can be applied to any area and during any
time of the hunting season. This in turn lets a hunter chose stand
locations long before the deer frequent the area.
This seminar I’ll explain how essential to scouting these factors
are in order to establish sound hunting strategies throughout the
hunting season.
Stalking Deer The Forgotten Art
Before the dawn of modern treestands,
hunters successfully stalked deer with rifle and bow. Unfortunately
these days many hunters have lost, or never tried, to stalk within
shooting range of a deer and those that do from time to time will have
you know that it doesn’t work. Nothing could be further from the
truth. Stalking game is sometimes not only the only hunting method but
more importantly can be highly successful, provided it is done right.
The seminar will examine and explain in detail the skills that are
needed plus the various tactics of still hunting and stalking.
Commonsense About Deer Scent
Besides communicating vocally and
visually deer also use scent from their glands and urine. Just as we
use our language deer use scent to pass information about themselves on
to other deer. Many hunters employing scent in their hunting strategy
have little knowledge about the importance of olfactory deer
communication. This is the reason why these same hunters often claim
that scent does not work. Deer attractant scent works but only when the
“message” is delivered in the right form and at the right
time.
Commonsense about scent explains in detail how various deer scent
works, what messages the deer broadcast with scent and how hunters can
use proper scent dispersal tactics to their advantage.
Turkey Hunting Seminars
Detailing Your Turkey Shotgun
You only get one chance at a big boss
gobbler. By choosing the right shotgun, choke and ammunition
combination you can stack the odds in your favour. While most certainly
any shotgun can be used to hunt turkeys the veteran gobbler chasers
have learned, often the hard way, that a specialized gun is a much
better choice. In this seminar I’ll provide detailed information
and advice on how to turn an ordinary shotgun into a precision and
reliable turkey harvester. Choices of guns, loads, chokes and sights
are compared and discussed as well how to pattern the gun at the
shooting range to get it to perform reliably from spitting close
distance out to 30 yards and more.
The Pros And Cons Of Diaphragm Turkey
Calls
Today diaphragm calls are so popular
with turkey hunters that heading to the woods without them has become
unthinkable. But are diaphragms as good as the advertising and articles
written about them claim they are? Are diaphragm calls for every
hunter? Or have these calls made turkeys call shy as many expert turkey
hunters claim? Lets find out as we examine all the pros and cons of
diaphragm turkey calls in this exiting seminar with
hands-on-instructions and illustrations.
Not Quite Close Enough. (Why
Gobblers Hang Up And How To Deal With Them)
Any person that is hunting North America’s most popular game bird
for a season or two has to learn to deal with the frustration of a big
tom hanging up just outside the effective shooting range. The majority
of these birds are the older, wiser toms; the ones we hunters
respectfully refer to as “Boss Gobblers”. They are masters
at surviving and that makes them one of the most challenging game
animals to hunt. In my opinion, shaped by my many years of observation
and hunting turkeys, there are three main reasons why a tom hangs up
and for each scenario there’s a solution.
The “Not Quite Close Enough” seminar highlights the most
common causes why gobblers hang up and what the hunter can do to avoid
such situations.
Music To A Tom’s Ears (A
guide to better turkey calling)
The difference between a successful turkey hunter and failing turkey
hunter in many cases within the same scenario is the difference of
sounding like a turkey or just almost like one. If a hunter sounds
almost like a turkey the tom will, most of the time, call the bluff and
either hang up or simply walk away to live another day. Understanding
the turkey “language” and talking the
“language” is a bit of a mystery to some hunters. In an
attempt to solve that mystery this seminar will focus on the meaning of
the different sounds a turkey makes and then forming the vocabulary
that creates the music the tom wants to hear.
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Seminar Bookings: Please note that Othmar Vohringer attends many events
each year and all of them are scheduled many months ahead. It is best
to inquire at least four months ahead of your planned event.
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