Whitetail Institute RECORD BOOK BUCKS‌
Danny Terril – Indiana My wife and I have owned roughly 200 acres in southern Indiana for 10 years. For the past six years, I have strictly used Whitetail Institute products to help manage my deer and turkeys. We use Imperial Whitetail Clover and Fusion, not only for the deer but the turkeys also love them. We plant Winter-Greens in the fall,
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Michael Savercool – Pennsylvania We started using Whitetail Institute products around 20 years ago with great success. We have harvested several nice bucks over those years and have many great trail-cam photos. The past two years we started using WinterGreens and Tall Tine Tubers, and the deer love them. Enclosed are two photos from last year. The wall mount is the nice buck I harvested in archery season. He was follow-
which is an outstanding product, as it does very well during our Indiana late-season cold weather. In the past five years we have taken several 150-plus class bucks off of the property, and I can attribute this to good buck management and Whitetail Institute products. See attached photos of some of the bucks we’ve killed. Photo 1 is a 150-class buck I took with my bow last season.
Gary Wohldmann - Missouri
ing a hot doe headed to the Winter-Greens. The second photo is my stepson Justin Seigler with his huge 10-point he rattled in on the last day of the rifle season in the same area. It grossed in the 150s and netted in the 140s after the 60-day drying period, which puts it in the Pennsylvania record book.
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We have been using Whitetail Institute products for about 20 years. Imperial Whitetail Clover, No-Plow, PowerPlant and Winter-Greens are Whitetail Institute products we have used. We have seen more deer and the bucks have gone from an average of about 140 pounds and 130 to 140 class to an average of 165 pounds and some 160 class and larger. I shot this buck 10 minutes after legal light on the second Saturday of last year’s firearm season. The buck was leaving the Imperial Whitetail Clover field where a game camera had captured him when he was in velvet. The buck grossed 186-7/8 and netted 176-1/8 Boone and Crockett.
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