Whitetail Hunting Blog

Lifetime experience – a letter from a customer

Posted by ddanner on  November 2, 2015
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Category: Hunting
Hi Dennis, Thanks for allowing me to experience the hunt and a buck of a lifetime. You and your staff made every effort to attend to any and all needs that might have popped up…..nothing was left uncovered. I have never seen so many shooters in all my years. Truly a hunters heaven. See you and staff next year and do it all over again… J F

Gear Check 2015

Posted by sjaeger on  August 25, 2015
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Category: Hunting
We all know that some of the excitement of the upcoming deer season is going online or to Bass Pro to buy some new gear. With that said, let’s review some new awesome options for 2015. Let’s start with the Sitka Launchpad. This thing looks like a large skinny duffle bag. The pad operates as a bow case, clothing bag, and in my opinion the best part, a changing station for outside the truck. We

Summer Months with Final Prep Underway!

Posted by sjaeger on  August 25, 2015
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Category: Hunting
The best time of the year is only a few months away. The corn has been planted and we’re starting to see those big bucks come out in the fields. With only a few months before the season starts, the final prep is underway. We’re getting those last few rocks out of the fields and beginning to plant the fall plot starting with sugar beet and soy bean. Stands and boxes are cleaned and fixed

Feherty’s Troops First Foundation

Posted by ddanner on  August 22, 2015
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Category: Hunting
Dannerholz Whitetails is a proud Partner of Feherty’s Troops First Foundation, and has donated a hunt for a whitetail buck up to 140 inches with all proceeds going to this Foundations housing project for combat wounded Heroes in Riverdale, Maryland. This project will provide seven handicapped accessible houses for seven wounded veterans and their families while they transition thru their medical board evaluations and re-enter civilian life. This type of housing will provide these heroes

Things to Keep in Mind

Posted by ddanner on  August 22, 2015
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Category: Hunting
As hunting season approaches, a couple things to keep in mind…… Get out early before opening day to check out all your tree stands and blinds. Make sure ALL parts are secure, and make sure you check for wasps/bees nests before you enter. Knowing the prevailing winds, do a minimal amount of ground clearing on your entry and exit paths so that you can quietly move to and from your stand without spooking nearby animals.