Search results 2 Found

Inscribed "Good hunting Don-Gene Wensel 1/31/90". Signed copies rarely offered. With information on antlers, deer management, wind and the whitetail, scrape hunting, buck rubs, calling bucks, treestand placement, thoughts on broadheads, custom bowyers, scents, Odors, and lures, clothing, and more. Wensel is considered by many to be the thinking man's deerhunter. It is his in-depth analysis of whitetail behavior, patterning and sign interpretation that sets his books apart from many of the books on hunting whitetails. Not only is Gene considered by many to be one of the nation's top deerhunting authorities, but he is also an enthusiastic author, lecturer, wildlife manager and accomplished bowhunter. He's a member of the Professional Bowhunter's Society, the Pope & Young Club, the National Rifle Association, and one of the founders of the Montana Bowhunter's Association as well as numerous other state and national wildlife organizations. During the 2004/05 season, he arrowed a giant Iowa non-typical that ranks as one of the largest whitetails ever taken with a recurve bow.

Inscribed "Good hunting Don-Gene Wensel 1/31/90". Signed copies rarely offered. With information on antlers, deer management, wind and the whitetail, scrape hunting, buck rubs, calling bucks, treestand placement, thoughts on broadheads, custom bowyers, scents, Odors, and lures, clothing, and more. Wensel is considered by many to be the thinking man's deerhunter. It is his in-depth analysis of whitetail behavior, patterning and sign interpretation that sets his books apart from many of the books on hunting whitetails. Not only is Gene considered by many to be one of the nation's top deerhunting authorities, but he is also an enthusiastic author, lecturer, wildlife manager and accomplished bowhunter. He's a member of the Professional Bowhunter's Society, the Pope & Young Club, the National Rifle Association, and one of the founders of the Montana Bowhunter's Association as well as numerous other state and national wildlife organizations. During the 2004/05 season, he arrowed a giant Iowa non-typical that ranks as one of the largest whitetails ever taken with a recurve bow.