Whitetail Almanac Status

Small Food Supply – Hunt these areas once the season has begun, due to bucks becoming more wary of larger open areas, which won’t allow for a quick exit to the safety of thick cover.  Large Food Supply – Does, yearlings and small bucks will frequent these areas at various times during the regular hunting season.  All whitetail deer will feed here in the off-season, if planted in a preferred food supply.  The WHITETAIL ALMANAC is a comprehensive calendar predicting daily feeding and travel patterns of the white-tailed deer.  Green Days suggest stand placement along Travel Routes or the edge of a Food Supply.  Natural Foods – Acorns, especially of the white oak variety are a primary food supply of the white-tailed deer.  Information contained within the WHITETAIL ALMANAC was taken from Computerized Radio Telemetry Studies, Independent Studies, and Personal Observations.  Extreme changes in the Weather, Hunting Pressure and the Rut reduce the effectiveness of the WHITETAIL ALMANAC by approximately 30-percent.  Hunting Green Days will increase your odds of deer sightings, allowing you an opportunity to harvest that trophy of a lifetime.  After that time, you will need to purchase a Monthly or Yearly Subscription. • Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.  Developed in 1997 in a Calendar Format, the WHITETAIL ALMANC has been helping hunters be at the right place at the right for over 25-years.  Food Supply – Area’s whitetails frequent for nutrition.  The Whitetail Almanac is FREE for you to use during the 7-day trial period.  Travel Route – A series of trails, which connect resting and feeding areas together.  The listed information will indicate when a major feeding period should occur and where to hunt during that period.  Mature bucks will more often than not, feed in these food plots at night.