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Category Archives: tips
Muzzleloading Hunters Need To Avoid Being Too Anxious and Overzealous To Bag Their Trophy Bucks
Good muzzleloading hunters can be better hunters if they don’t commit sins that decrease their odds for bagging any deer, especially trophy deer. This week, we’ll look at how to avoid the problem of being too anxious and overzealous to bag trophy bucks, one of the most-common mistakes even good muzzleloader hunters – sportsmen who have taken several deer and who have hunted for 4 or 5 years – make. Continue reading
Successful Long-Range Muzzleloading with CVA
Forest management has changed in the last 10-20 years, and today many opportunities exist to take deer at more than 100 yards, especially when you’re hunting young clear cuts. I’ve found that usually most muzzleloader hunters are like me. We want to take our deer at 100 yards or less. However, if you’re hunting clear cuts less than 5-years old, you may want to sit on the edges of those clear cuts to take a deer late in the afternoon that comes out of the woods to feed on that young vegetation in the clear cut. Continue reading
CVA Muzzloader experts Tells How to Prepare your Big-Buck Hit List in the Fall
To be a more-efficient Muzzloader deer hunter, spend your time in the sections of woods that you have to hunt where you’re most likely to see the bucks you intend to take. Although this advice may seem like a very-simple solution to taking bucks every season Continue reading
The Latest Coyote Information and Year-Round Hunting with CVA Muzzleloaders and Center-fire Rifles
Many southern and western states permit coyote hunting year-round. In other states where there’s a coyote season, you can talk with a landowner, who can apply for and receive a crop depredation permit, which will allow the removal of predators out of season. Here at CVA, we want to inform you of more ways to use your CVA rifles and the latest research that can provide more days of hunting for you.
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Taking the CVA Accura into the Field
Carlos Vilorio of Vass, North Carolina, is an avid Muzzle loading shooter and hunter who truly loves the CVA Accura Continue reading
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