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The Nov 2024 edition of the JPT member-only update
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We've had some great shots of JPT members who've already had success this fall hunting season, and can't wait to see YOUR pictures too!
 
With lots of JPT members gearing up to head into the woods for the fall whitetail hunting season, we pulled up this video where JPT Coach and Virtual Mentor Brody Boese talks about the difference between a rub and a scrape that deer make during the fall season. Many hunters use the terms rub and scrape interchangeably. But the truth is, they are two different things. Each one serves a purpose in how whitetails communicate.
BONUS! Click for tips on getting THE BEST PHOTO of your deer harvest
JPT member Morgan Anderson of MN harvested this pheasant while hunting with her dog Curly.
JPT member Morgan Anderson of MN harvested this pheasant while hunting with her dog Curly. Morgan is a past winner in the JPT weekly drawing. Make sure you scroll down in this newsletter to find out who the October weekly winners were! Every JPT member is automatically entered into the drawing, and the October winners all had a BONUS entry in the contest because they referred a friend to join JPT.
Test your knowledge...
Illinois deer hunters rank No. 1 nationally in at least one category: percentage who use archery equipment.

According to the National Deer Association’s 2023 Deer Report, 74% of deer hunters in this state hunt with bows or crossbows

Because of the size of the state, Texas boasts the highest number of deer hunters overall, but it is the Northeast region of the United States has the highest number of deer hunters per square mile (8), with Pennsylvania leading the nation at 14.4 deer hunters per square mile

Michigan deer hunters led the nation in buck harvest per square mile according to the National Deer Association report. BUT there is another state that looks to surpass Michigan. Do you have any guesses which state it could be?
ALERT - if you are a small game hunter, especially in PA, there is an important think you should be aware of! The Pennsylvania Game Commission is asking hunters to keep an eye out for evidence of rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus 2 (RHDV2), which is rapidly spreading in the West and threatening to move eastward. The agency wants to hear from hunters and anyone who sees two or more rabbits or hares in one spot dead from no apparent cause.
ALERT - if you are a small game hunter, especially in PA, there is an important think you should be aware of! The Pennsylvania Game Commission is asking hunters to keep an eye out for evidence of rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus 2 (RHDV2), which is rapidly spreading in the West and threatening to move eastward.
The agency wants to hear from hunters and anyone who sees two or more rabbits or hares in one spot dead from no apparent cause. They are asked to call 1-833-PGC-WILD or use the Game Commission’s online Wildlife Health Survey reporting tool.  Read more about this here
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The hot bite on .....SPLAKE. A close relative of the brook trout, Splake are a cross between a brook trout and a lake trout, which are both members of the char family and they return in the fall to spawn. Get the scoop on MICHIGAN'S FALL FISHING FRENZY
Outdoor News Junior Pro Team Head Coach Jason Revermann shares his go-to list when it comes to setting up for marble-eyes on the ice. How many rods does he set up? What type of bait to lure, attract and target walleyes? And one piece of equipment he wouldn't fish without on the frozen waterways across the Northland. Get his pro tips in this video
Hardwater season is just around the corner! Outdoor News Junior Pro Team Head Coach Jason Revermann shares his go-to list when it comes to setting up for marble-eyes on the ice. How many rods does he set up? What type of bait to lure, attract and target walleyes? And one piece of equipment he wouldn't fish without on the frozen waterways across the Northland. Get his pro tips in this video
Nick Hotchkiss caught and released this 26.5 inch northern in the Mississippi River https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/jptfishing/
Nick Hotchkiss, of WI caught and released this 26 1/2-inch northern while fishing on Pool 8 of the Mississippi River while using a No. 9 Rapala Scatter Rap. #jptfishing
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