Wired To Hunt is a hunting blog focused on sharing deer hunting news, stories and strategies with a new generation of hunters. On Wired To Hunt you can expect to find a whole variety of news updates including info on the deer hunting industry, new products, great resources and TV shows. We also try to feature stories straight from the field, especially those of young hunters who are part of the “New Breed of Hunters.” The next generation of hunters are changing the way the game is played and Wired To Hunt is on the forefront of this movement. Expect to find the hottest new trends in hunting and high tech gear, as we strive to highlight the new wave of innovation in the hunting industry. In addition to news and stories, there will be a strong focus on bringing the best new deer hunting strategies and tips to the reader in an interesting and engaging fashion. You can expect to see lots of videos, pictures and links to tons of other great resources on Wired To Hunt.

The world we live in is changing at a tremendous rate all around us and hunting is not immune to that. This blog will hopefully highlight some of the new technologies, strategies and ideas for deer hunting today, while celebrating and studying the ways of the past. If you have any questions, products for review or tips please contact Mark Kenyon at wiredtohunt(at)gmail.com or follow him on Twitter @WiredToHunt .

The best selection of market value properties in the industry. Period.

The majority of the properties featured at LandAndGame.com are priced at or near appraisal value…Perhaps the most frustrating thing that can happen in a purchase is finding out that your dream property isn’t worth what you offered for it. With so many agents in the recreational and agricultural business now making outrageous claims and promises of monster bucks on every farm and soils that produce world record harvests in each county, LandAndGame.com has dedicated it’s salesforce to finding you the perfect property that fits your needs and at a price that makes both buyers and sellers smile. Unless you are a cash buyer, an appraisal is essential in securing your property through a bank loan. And, even as a cash buyer, we recommend that you have your property appraised by a LOCAL and LICENSED appraiser to ensure you’re hard earned investment dollars are protected. Appraisers cannot and do not take big bucks into account when making an appraisal, and for good reason…if the big whitetails disappeared from your property because of a rare disease, you’ll want the assurance that your property will hold it’s value for resale.

At LandAndGame.com, we work with sellers to find real market value for their property based on comparable and up to date sales from other farms in their area. This provides a fair sale for both buyers and sellers and one in which a win-win situation is reached with each sale. With so many inexperienced and residential real estate agents out there listing properties at whatever sellers want them too, just to get a listing, LandAndGame.com is like a breath of fresh air. Browse any of our vast selection of hunting, agricultural, recreational, and homes with acreage, and you’ll soon understand why so many buyers and sellers come together at LandAndGame.com. If we don’t have it at LandAndGame.com, we’ll find it with any number of our approved and cooperating brokers in Iowa, Missouri, and Illinois.

Online since 2006, Real Outdoors TV is a leader in online video targeting the outdoor enthusiast. Hunters, anglers, and other outdoor enthusiasts can easily upload and share video clips which chronicle their outdoor adventures.

We invite all outdoor enthusiasts to broadcast their personal outdoor adventures, share outrageous events, and teach others through instructional and informative videos. Most importantly, we want everyone to have fun and enjoy the outdoors safe and responsibly.

Welcome to the indoors and outdoors of my adventures with my Hunter.  I’m the city girl with painted nails in borrowed camouflage finding humor being married to your all around outdoors guy.

Friends & Interviews

This has been an amazing journey I’ve taken since I’ve started blogging.  I’ve come in contact with some of the most amazing people.  I’ve had the wonderful opportunity to participate in a pod-cast for Versus Country, interviewing the famous Tred Barta and David Morris.  I’ve teamed up with BP and our local boys and girls clubs to bring the joy of fishing to our local youth.  I was recently interviewed by the wonderful group at Dan Small Outdoors Radio. And I had the pleasure of interviewing  Judy Israel, a BP Pro Bass Angler, the first female to win the Walmart FLW tournament.  She’s the kind of lady that shows you anything is possible.  I just love that.

Other Blogs & Writings

I’ve submitted a few reviews for the Women’s Outdoor News.

I’m a proud member of the WOMA – Women’s Outdoor Media Association.

I’m a proud supporter of the Outdoor Bloggers Summit.

Consider it to be like a small town newspaper online. It’s got that feel, except your “letter to the editor,” aka comment, gets published almost immediately. The Women’s Outdoor News, aka The WON, delivers news, reviews and stories about women in the outdoors. Born out of a desire to serve the burgeoning outdoor market for women and to inspire as many women to go outside as possible, The WON pops into email inboxes, RSS feeds and Twitter/Facebook Feeds with updates during the work week. We’re not building customers; we’re building community.  Follow them on Twitter and Facebook below:

Hunting Connections is South Dakota’s #1 Online Hunting resource. We  specialize in offering a  hand-sorted directory of premium outfitters, self-guided land and world class hunting services.  Our local team works to provide the latest information our fellow hunters need to plan a hunting trip that fits their needs and budget.

Our Mission:

• To promote South Dakota hunting in a positive manor, build connections between hunters and land owners, and provide the most complete South Dakota hunting resource available online.

In recent years, the online hunting community has grown substantially as more and more hunters turn to the Internet not only to search for their next hunting location, but to join in the many conversations taking flight each and every day in this new territory.  Hunters, like many other online enthusiasts, log on to share hunting photos, post stories of their latest hunting trip and watch the latest explosive pheasant hunting videos by the thousands.

ArcheryTalk.com is a forum for archery hunters to share conversations with other archers.  The site is a dead-simple PHP forum with not much to it aesthetically.  However, the meat of the site is the conversations.  There are several forums that have over 1 million posts.  The site is receiving over 100k visitors a month, peaking at 150k visitors a month during the archery season.

It would be great if ArcheryTalk would clean up the interface, add more social capabilities, and provide more information on what the site is about.  Receiving over 100k visitors a month, the site could also do a better job monetizing the site.  I only see a few adds at the top and bottom of the site.  Conversations are good and is always a frequent stop of mine.

Huntingcircle.com and Hunting For The Rest Of Us began as an idea and a dream. My dream. My name is Art Wedge. I live and hunt in the great state of Wisconsin. Just like many of you, I also hunt public land and struggle with the same kind of hunting problems you do. That is where “Hunting For The Rest Of Us” came from.

As I sat one day watching a hunting show on TV it dawned on me, why do I watch this stuff? Seeing a monster Whitetail, Bull Elk or any other trophy animal being taken is cool but how does it relate to me I thought. Many of the shows I see do not give much detail that went into planning the hunt or scouting for the game and I do not have thousands of dollars to pay guides and outfitters to do it for me. So what do I get out of it besides a little entertainment?

Then the idea hit me. I don’t do to bad hunting public land or finding private places to hunt and have a little bit of a knack for finding game. What if I created a place that people could to come and share what they know about hunting with others? I could share what I know and maybe help someone else become a better hunter. I am self employed and make a good living for my family and yet I still can not afford the money it takes for that hunt of a lifetime. My guess is, I am not the only one that feels that way. Yet television seems to hand just that to us again and again. Do not get me wrong. I want that trophy the same as everyone else. The only difference is, I have to do it on my own.

I have surrounded myself with some great people and wonderful friends here that love to share their passion and knowledge with others. Hopefully as we right our articles for you to read and share the things we have learned and love about the great outdoors, you may just use it to bag that trophy you pursue. If we are lucky, we might learn from you as well. Is that not what it really is all about? Enjoying the time we spend with nature and sharing that with others. Sounds like a good time to me

So, now I have a web site “Huntingcircle.com”. This site is dedicated to the average Joe Guy or Gal that has a love for hunting and a passion to become better at it. No, you will not find the biggest record book animals here but you will find some hard work and determination that sometimes pays off. In the event that we come home empty handed (as we often do) we have the memories of days afield spent with friends and family to last a lifetime and share those memories with you.

DeerHuntersClub.com is your home for information and discussion about one of the oldest and greatest outdoor sports of all time: deer hunting.

It is absolutely free to join our community, so please take a moment and register today! Registration will allow you to post in our deer hunting forums, upload your deer hunting pictures to our gallery, and be eligible for special contests and prize drawings.