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Watch the video below to see how Jim creates a man-made licking branch. The photo immediately below shows how well it works.
Call Jim at (765) 318-4462 to discuss your land improvement needs!
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Do you want buck rubs like this on your property? This is one of many rubs on a 63 acre property where Jim has implemented his habitat solutions to attract and hold dominant bucks. His work and strategies on this property over the last 4 years is giving the deer herd the cover they want so the property can hold mature bucks. The proof is the improved deer sign and the bucks the owner is now harvesting each of the last 4 hunting seasons. |
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Jim Ward's Whitetail Academy is unlike any other class or service. Jim believes the best way to teach others about his practices and tactics is by actually doing the work on your property and showing you the process. No other will work as hard to improve your property and make you a successful hunter. Jim's tactics are designed to help you identify natural traps and create others for a successful hunt. Contact Jim Ward and "Take A Stand and Improve Your Land". |
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Methods:
- Establishing Buck & Doe Bedding
- Enhancing and Building Staging Areas / Connecting Trails
- Hinge Cutting
- Extreme Scent Control Techniques
- Maximizing Natural Habitat Forages
- Transitional Areas and Buck Sneak Trails
- Strategies to Minimize Hunting Pressure
Articles on Jim Ward: check out the links below to read article published about Jim Ward.
- Kalona News - 2010
- How To Construct A Makeshift Buck Bed - Outdoorlife.com (9/16/14)
- Buckmasters Magazine - Trapline Bucks October 2012 See Below
Check out Deer and Deer Hunting Magazine and the article entitled "Buck Beds". It is an interview of Jim Ward and his process of hinge cutting, making buck beds, and other habitat improvements. The article is authored by Joe Shead and is on Page 92 of the November '13 issue.
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Buck Slayer Podcast Episode #14: Jim Ward
Check out the Buck Slayer Podcast. Emmett Albertson interviews Jim Ward about his hunting career and successes. This is your opportunity to hear first hand Jim's level of knowledge about whitetails. Click on the photo to the left.