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Don Higgins

Color me stupid, but who is Don Higgins?
Internet deer land manager/ seed salesman. A few years ago, he killed two 200" bucks in a season and all on video.

If you embraced this YouTube stuff, you could likely make some money with your data, photos, etc.

Ole Bill Winke is back at it again. He has figured it out and just keeps telling the same stories. I just watched his dream farm 8 episodes on buying land.
 
Would love to go. Have started watching some of his stuff and a lot of it is so simple it's like "why have I been over thinking things for so long." And I agree with the poster saying you could make some good money @BSK on the interwebz.
 
Last thing I need is to "raise my profile." I took enough crap over the years for my support of QDM. Glad the days of the "buck limit wars" are over. I'll just stay on here and irritate you all! Besides, I fulfill the website's token Heathen quota. ;)
 
Higgins has been writing deer hunting articles for a long time, way before YouTube. If memory serves he was the first one bringing attention to the "same place same time" theory for bucks.
 
Higgins has been writing deer hunting articles for a long time, way before YouTube. If memory serves he was the first one bringing attention to the "same place same time" theory for bucks.
Yeah, he predicted when he would kill one of those 200" bucks based on same trail camera pic for two years…he got him too. Seems like he called one Trump and one Smokey. The video footage of one from the tree is just awesome…lot of bone.
 
Yeah, he predicted when he would kill one of those 200" bucks based on same trail camera pic for two years…he got him too. Seems like he called one Trump and one Smokey. The video footage of one from the tree is just awesome…lot of bone.

Some guys seem to tag giant bucks often enough that it's not an accident. He's one of them. Whenever those guys are willing to speak about their approach and strategies, I am grateful for the opportunity to listen. There's always a possibility that there'll be a nugget of info that might prove invaluable to my own hunting. There also might not, but as long as there's a possibility to learn I'll listen.
 
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