November 22nd, 2021 Wisdom of the Huntress — Hunting tips with Nikki Boxler
Late season hunting success Photo courtesy Winchester Blog. Nikki Boxler is a former NCAA athlete and an avid huntress who hunts game birds all over the country. Nikki was raised on a large dairy farm in Western New York, and still resides there today. This environment has shaped her love for the outdoors. It is also how she developed a passion that drives her to spend as much time fishing and hunting as possible. Hunting is not about the kill. It is about the experience, the memories and the moments. Her most memorable adventures are not only in the woods, but also at the grill. Nikki loves her role as Winchester Life co-host, providing content on hunting, fitness training and other topics. Nikki is an athlete from college and regularly exercises. Nikki has contributed a number helpful articles to the Winchester Blog, and is featured in many other stories. Nikki hosts some great videos about hunting and fitness. Click HERE to view all Nikki’s Winchester articles. Nikki Boxler Hunting Articles We have selected our favorite Nikki Boxler stories, all from the Winchester blog: Nikki Boxler – Time to Prep for the Deer Season is Now Nikki Boxler – Successful Whitetail Hunt Texas Style Nikki Boxler : Three Tips to Become A Better Hunter Nikki Boxler : Why I Hunt Nikki Boxler : How to Easily See-In a Gun Nikki Boxler : Three Reasons Why I Hunt Nikki Boxler : How to Stay Warm Hunting Tips for Late Season Hunting Differences Smart Tips for Hunting Tips for Hunting Tips for Hunting Tips for Hunting Tips for Hunting Tips for Hunting Tips for Hunting Tips for Hunting Tips For Late Season Hunts Humorous Hunting Tips for Hunting Tips for Hunting Tips for Hunting Tips for Hunting Tips for Hunting Tips for Hunts
Photo courtesy Winchester Blog. Nikki wrote a great article about late-season hunting. It offers valuable advice for hunters of all levels. In her article Late Season Whitetail Tips and Tactics, Nikki shares many practical and smart tips. Here are some examples: Deer can be found if you look for food. Bucks can lose as much as 30% of their bodyweight during the rut. They tend to focus on their stomachs and then put weight back on after the rut. The key to success could be identifying hot food sources in the region. Deer are on edge after opening the gun. In order to ensure that deer don’t use my property as a safe haven, I keep the pressure at low levels in the area I hunt. It is important to adapt the game plan and modify it if the wind is not blowing in my favor. I believe in hunting the wind. I will not hesitate to move to another stand or use scent blockers if I feel I am being spooked by wind. Binoculars are a great tool for finding bucks and watching their movements without getting too close. It’s great to know the most popular travel routes and to scout them, but it can be frustrating if you don’t know what path they will choose. Instead, you can watch the bucks from afar. Once you know which path he takes, hustle to beat him. Read the full article: Last Season Whitetail Tips and Tactics Hometown Hunting Part 2 Nikki Boxler goes to the woods in search for whitetails on Varysburg’s family property. Despite the snow and cold, Nikki is willing and able to hunt a buck with her Winchester Model 70. READ MORE. Getting Ready for Whitetail Hunting — Setting-Up Your Rifle. In this video Nikki shows how she set up her Winchester Model 70 rifle for Whitetail Hunting. It is chambered for.270 Winchester. Nikki sights in her rifle and prepares for hunting season. READ MORE. Tips to Stay in Form for Late Season Hunts. These are some basic exercises that Nikki uses and recommends for beginners. These exercises can increase flexibility and core strength. This is a great way to pack the harvest after a successful hunt. READ MORE.
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