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I couldn't think of a better day to release our latest episode, "The Access Project". It's going to be an epic weekend here in Iowa hunting, and you better believe I'll be in a stand. The latest episode is a mix of everything, and starts the brand new series going into this hunting season...

He he he.. All I can do is smile when I read these things. How many saws and DVD's am I not selling because of these threads. Probably about 3 saws, and 2 DVDS. You guys wouldn't buy them anyway, so really that's not a loss now is it? In Iowa, we build our own tools and DVD's right??? I...

Better than most IMO!

In American we usually say "Thank you" when people give you something.

Saskguy, I already sent you a free DVD years ago, and look where that got me.... Nothing we use kills big bucks, it just helps solves problems, and make our hunts easier (if that's the right word)? I built the Wicked Saw to do the same thing, solve the problem of crap saws. It's the same...

AMEN! I think the second time I met Lee Lakosky he told me straight up "I'm not that good of a hunter, but we hunt really good land".... Obviously, Lee is a smart guy; and had done well for himself (regardless of if you like them or not). I also have had the chance to hunt with some other guys...

Some of them, yes we do. If you would like to see them, watch our webshow. Every guy on the team uses them brother! And some of them have killed some real slobs BECAUSE of Ozonic's. PS, I love these threads. Keep em going!

We have video footage of several 5-1/2 and 6-1/2 year old deer smelling Ozonic's and their reactions in the video I've posted several times. It doesn't matter to me if you don't believe it, people who try them will know. One of my favorite examples of Ozonic's working on a 4-1/2 year old buck...

Maybe I was having a bad day, but I didn't mean to sound jealous. It is all about the ground that these guys hunt which = oportunities at big deer. If you think these guys who are killing 200" deer every-year are doing so because they know something you don't - it's not. They are killing...

This week on the Whitetails, Inc. Web Show we wrap up Derek and Jakes 2011 hunting season, and it's a heck of a show to close with. Check it out at www.whitetailsinc.com The next several episodes of Whitetails, Inc. will bring you back into my world, the world of scouting, setting stands, and...

While that may be funny, it won't be as funny as the look on any of your faces when a doe busts you on a hunt and snorts, and snorts, and snorts. That my friends will be priceless! Also, thanks for the continued exposure on Iowawhitetail. You guys are helping sell a boat load of these things...

It's all the property these guys hunt that makes or breaks what they kill. God I could tell you some stories about the deer some of these guys wound each season and you never hear about or see! If you only knew....

Ozonic's works.... Everyone here will jump on my butt because I say so, but they do work!

I enjoy Midwest Whitetail, and not very many others. I know many of the people getting named here; and for the most part they are all people who hunt with outfitters and/or on giant pieces of managed ground. These people are great business people, which means they are on some of the best...

Hope everyone enjoyed part 1 of the Derek and Jake Chronicles! Part 2 is up and running and from what I've been hearing, even Paul Ryan thought the episode was one of our best! Check it out at www.whitetailsinc.com It's bow season in some states right now! Do me a favor and be safe out...

I may just shoot a spike horn to give my brothers back in Michigan something to cheer about! he he.... I don't measure mine either. I think the only way I would have one measured is if I killed something that was world record caliber. In that particular case, I did have a turkey scored once...

If that's the #1 tool, then the Wicked Tough Saw is a close second! he he....

Thanks brother! Good luck this fall, and if you have ANY questions whatsoever, shoot me an email at todd@wickedtreegear.com

Now most of the time we have stands set in-advance. I learned that over the years it's just too much work and too difficult to run and gun with a cameraman. We still do it, but most of the stuff I hunt is so thick it's just impossible unless you trim alot in-advance. When you are filming...

This week on Whitetails, Inc. - we re-introduce you to Illinois team members Derek Nichols and Jake Meyer. These guys are the bread and butter of what WKP and Whitetails, Inc. are all-about. Hunting hard, having fun, and putting themselves in-front of some big bucks along the way. Check it...