Wisconsin Whitetail

Late November hits different in whitetail country. Frosty mornings, steam rolling off cut fields, and now a fresh blanket of snow across much of Wisconsin from the cold front that pushed through, this is the type of weather that flips the switch on mature bucks. The woods feel brand new again. Every track tells a story, every sound feels sharper, and every ridge, marsh, or field edge can explode with movement at any moment. After weeks of rut craziness, the deer woods settle

When the barometer bumps and temps drop 10–20°, Wisconsin bucks don’t just move they make mistakes. A true Midwest cold front is the...