Jordan Howell All 3 have unique stories. I truly believe I was successful because of the amount of time I invested into harvesting each deer...not during the actual hunt, but the weeks and months before. i actually hunted fewer days in 2017 than I ever have since I started hunting. 2 of the 3 bucks I killed the first-time in.

The other took 10 days, but 7 of those were spent hunting other areas waiting for the right conditions. I am a fanatical trail camera user. they are a huge part of my success. That has led to me now working for Radix Trail Cameras.

I also spend lots of time studying weather data and comparing it to trail camera photos. I am also a hardcore shed hunter. I have picked up over 70 so far in 2018. I don't hunt large acreage, just small, many times marginal farms (fence-rows, cattle pastures, etc), I just get creative and work harder than anyone I know.

2 of the 3 bucks I killed the first-time in

I live and breathe the deer that I hunt. I do not own any land. I hunt on permission, leased, and some public land. To date, I have taken 20 pope and young class or better whitetails. I took 3 bucks in 2017, scoring 165, 158, and 150 inches.

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