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• Tips for Taking Great Night Hunting Photos

  The rise of thermal technologies coupled with the increase in coyotes and wild (feral) hogs has led to a growth in night hunting! Night hunting is a very different experience from the hunting many of us grew up with and it is addictive. If you night hunt long enough you realize that taking pics of coyotes, hogs, or whatever else you may be hunting at night… well, it’s not easy. Early last year we shot some big hogs, but the photos never did them justice. We struggled with dark, blurry, grainy and pixelated pics for a while before I decided to try and learn more about taking night pics. In this blog, I’m going to share some tips I’ve learned after a year of failing, learning, and making some progress with night pics. Why Take the Time to Take Good Pics? One may wonder, why should I invest time and likely money in taking quality pics (for both day and night that is). Taking good pics helps to capture the moment. These high-end pics can be printed, framed, and they help ...

• Hunter?s Night Out Recap

        Keith Frachiseur speaking at the Hunter's Night Out If you are into food plots and didn?t make it to our Hunter?s Night Out, then you really missed out on a lot of great information!  On Saturday, May 1st 2010 we hosted our first ?Hunter?s Night Out? which featured 3 speakers representing the GroundHog MAX, QDMA, & Tecomate Seed.  The event turned out to be very informative with some ...

• Join Us For The WeHuntSC.com Hunter's Night Out

  Join us for our Hunter's Night Out WeHuntSC.com is excited to host the WeHuntSC.com Hunter?s Night Out which will take place on Saturday, May 1st, 2010 at First Baptist Church Fellowship hall in Pageland, South Carolina.  We received a lot of feedback from the ?Food Plot Journey? with people wanting to know more so we?ve asked the organizations involved with the Food Plot Journey to come and present and they?ve all agreed!  The subject matters for the evening will be food plot creation + maintenance and game management.  So if you?re interested in food plots or quality deer management, then round up your hunting buddies and come on out and join us.  The event is free! The event will start at 5:30 and will last around 1.5 hours given the # of questions that get asked.  We will also have some food and drinks afterwards for anyone interested.  Featured Speakers Background: Keith Frachiseur ? Keith is the inventor of the a new ...

• Lessons Learned From Trailing a Deer at Night

  This past weekend I did a lot of work in the woods and it felt good. I’m just now getting around to doing the work that I wished I could have done in the summer so yes I’m a little behind. After making a lot of noise in the woods I hunt in and spreading my scent everywhere I figured it wouldn't be a good idea to hunt there and since Derrick & JD Outen helped me do the work I told JD that I’d come video him hunting in the evening. JD’s still after his first buck of the season for this year so we hoped to get one on camera.  We had a good time sitting it the stand, but luck just wasn't in our favor tonight. Though, while we were sitting in the stand we heard a loud boom not too far away. This meant that JD’s dad, Derrick had made a shot. Derrick took a shot right at dark and he text messaged us and said he was on the way. And so it began. Derrick ...

• Hunter?s Night Out Coming This Saturday

  We?ve blogged about it, we?ve tweeted to the Twitterverse, we?ve posted some flyers, and this weekend is our Hunter?s Night Out.  We?ve got our ducks in a row and hope to see you at the event.  Just a quick recap of what?s going on. We?re hosting 3 representatives that will speak about game management and food plot creation/maintenance.  Each individual is going to give a presentation that lasts about 30 minutes or so with room for questions at the end.  Those 3 representatives are: Keith Fraciseur ? GroundHog MAX Ryan Decker ? QDMA (Quality Deer Management Association) Mike Lee ? Tecomate Seed Yes, we?re going to feed you and we?re going to start eating around 5:30 so be there and be ready to eat.  We are going to eat spaghetti so don?t wear your best shirt!   The event is free of charge. Be sure to get a ticket when you get there? you just might win ...

• The Journey to the First Coyote With Thermal Optics

  

  We’ve hunted in the WeHuntSC.com Predator Challenge for 7 years. We’ve hunted hard and have yielded minimal results other than being frustrated. Lately we’ve heard a lot of people telling us how effective they have been with hunting coyotes with night vision. This year we aimed to reduce frustration and get more coyotes on the ground by upgrading to a night vision setup. This journey would lead to many lessons learned, which I’ll share in the below blog entry. The SetUp After doing some research it seems most hunters are using AR’s for their choice of weapon when coyote hunting. The AR model frees hunters from having to manually chamber another shell as this is done by the gun. This allows more rapid fire at targets which is beneficial when hoping to shoot multiple coyotes … if you can get multiple to come in. I’d recently heard about Anderson Arms having a unique AR setup. Anderson uses a nanotechnology called RF-85 on their guns that makes it to where you never have to oil the gun. It’s pretty sweet technology. I went ...