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Winke's Blog: How To Identify Oaks

In his first pre-season blog, Bill takes a walk to check on this year's acorn crop. He discusses how to identify different types of oaks, which on...

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This One Wasn't a Winner | Bill Winke Treestand Location Series

Midwest Whitetail Daily - Bill Winke • 1m 53s

S1.E7. Bill Winke continues his treestand maintenance and heads to a stand he's only hunted one time. Here, he tells why he targeted the "Lone Oak Buck" in this spot. It didn't pan out. And here's why.

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