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Chasing Whitetails in the Cold is a specialized field course designed for hunters who want to better understand late-season whitetail behavior and improve their decision-making when hunting during cold-weather conditions.
Building upon the skills learned in Foundations: Bushcraft & Survival, students will spend the day in the field learning how weather, terrain, food sources, pressure, and changing seasonal conditions influence deer movement and hunter success.
Topics include:
Late-season whitetail behavior
Reading terrain and travel corridors
Bedding and feeding area identification
Scouting techniques and sign interpretation
Stand and blind location selection
Wind, weather, and thermal considerations
Ethical shot opportunities and decision-making
Cold-weather preparation and safety
Developing a personalized hunting strategy
Instruction combines infield discussion with extensive hands-on field exercises, allowing students to evaluate real habitat features while applying practical hunting concepts in realistic environments.
No actual hunting is conducted during this course. The focus is on education, field observation, scouting techniques, and developing the knowledge and confidence necessary to become a more capable and ethical whitetail hunter.
This course is part of the Vegvisir Outdoors Field Instruction Program and prepares students for more advanced training opportunities, including Hunter's Wilderness Campcraft and the Cold Weather Survival Challenge.
Required:
Valid New Hampshire Hunter Safety Course or
Student's home state Hunter Safety Course
Current or expired hunting license
Recommended:
Foundations: Bushcraft & Survival
Location: New Hampshire
Course Duration: Approximately one full training day
Price: $250
Important: Registration is for the specific course date listed. Detailed course information, required gear, liability waivers, arrival instructions, and the final meeting location will be emailed following registration.
Important: This is an educational field course. No firearms, bows, or hunting equipment are required for participation, and no actual hunting is conducted during instruction.
Cancellation Policy: No refunds within 14 days of the scheduled course date.
Chasing Whitetails in the Cold is a specialized field course designed for hunters who want to better understand late-season whitetail behavior and improve their decision-making when hunting during cold-weather conditions.
Building upon the skills learned in Foundations: Bushcraft & Survival, students will spend the day in the field learning how weather, terrain, food sources, pressure, and changing seasonal conditions influence deer movement and hunter success.
Topics include:
Late-season whitetail behavior
Reading terrain and travel corridors
Bedding and feeding area identification
Scouting techniques and sign interpretation
Stand and blind location selection
Wind, weather, and thermal considerations
Ethical shot opportunities and decision-making
Cold-weather preparation and safety
Developing a personalized hunting strategy
Instruction combines infield discussion with extensive hands-on field exercises, allowing students to evaluate real habitat features while applying practical hunting concepts in realistic environments.
No actual hunting is conducted during this course. The focus is on education, field observation, scouting techniques, and developing the knowledge and confidence necessary to become a more capable and ethical whitetail hunter.
This course is part of the Vegvisir Outdoors Field Instruction Program and prepares students for more advanced training opportunities, including Hunter's Wilderness Campcraft and the Cold Weather Survival Challenge.
Required:
Valid New Hampshire Hunter Safety Course or
Student's home state Hunter Safety Course
Current or expired hunting license
Recommended:
Foundations: Bushcraft & Survival
Location: New Hampshire
Course Duration: Approximately one full training day
Price: $250
Important: Registration is for the specific course date listed. Detailed course information, required gear, liability waivers, arrival instructions, and the final meeting location will be emailed following registration.
Important: This is an educational field course. No firearms, bows, or hunting equipment are required for participation, and no actual hunting is conducted during instruction.
Cancellation Policy: No refunds within 14 days of the scheduled course date.