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The summer deer chores continue, and in today’s #WiredToHuntWeekly I’m taking you along for a quick project improving cover in one of my tree stand locations. In this short video I explain how I’m improving the available cover at this stand site, and then discuss why it’s important to make small improvements like this when hunting mature bucks.
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