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Know A Buck Trail From A Doe Trail

by Ethan O. Tanner

A scrape is normally an over-sized circle or oval of exposed dirt that is 6 to 7 feet in diameter. When you see scrapes or rubs near or on the trail, it will indicate that you are in buck territory. A buck passing thru his territory will check his scrape for other deer that have recently been in the area. A skilled hunter will spend every minute possible in the woods because in the rut deer are moving almost all day.

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Eureka Assault and Eureka Equinox: Choose a Tent to Keep You Dry When Camping

by Michelle Robert

My family and I love to camp, but I guess you could say I am somewhat of a “fair weather” camper, since the idea of camping in any kind of bad weather does not appeal to me. But, like it or not, weather has a way of happening, so having a tent that can handle whatever Mother Nature has in mind is important. Eureka makes two such tents: the Eureka Equinox 6 and the Eureka Assault Outfitter. Each is designed differently, but they both are great at holding up to the elements.

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Boat Auction Processes

by Rick Dupont

Boat auctions are a lot more common – and a lot more popular – than most people realize. So why would people choose to use boat auctions instead of just buying one on their own and not dealing with any possibility of a hassle? First, boats that are bought in a boat auction usually cost only a fraction of the hefty price tag they were purchased originally for. It’s also common for people who can’t buy a boat directly from a dealer because of poor credit to try auction houses because many houses will finance boats to anyone. And many people find that older, antique boats – which are hard to find anywhere – often go up for auction after someone passes away, giving them an opportunity to find a rare treasure.

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