Sweet November is upon us, which means the whitetail rut is either near or happening now! Pro-Staffer Derek Dirnberger shares some helpful trail camera strategies to utilize during these action-packed months in his latest YouTube video, "Trail Camera Strategies for the Rut".

As September winds down, deer behavior begins to shift. Bucks that spent the summer in bachelor groups start to break apart, and feeding patterns transition as acorns drop and agricultural fields are harvested. This is a critical window for hunters to gather as much intel as possible before the chaos of the rut begins.

Summer is a great time to start scouting for the upcoming deer season. The type and amount of trail cameras you use, camera settings, and camera location are just a few things to consider when beginning your summer scouting.

Late spring into early summer marks a critical period in wildlife management—the season of birth. During this time, fawns, turkey poults, and other young animals begin to appear across the landscape. Using Browning Trail Cameras is a highly effective way to monitor natality and gain valuable insights into wildlife populations.