Benoit Bucks

Join award-winning author Bryce M. Towsley as he picks the brains of three of the most successful white-tailed deer hunters in America todayLarry, Lane, and Shane Benoit. In this comprehensive volume, Towsley hunts for the real reasons behind the Benoits’ unbelievable knack for taking trophy bucks.

While most people know the Benoits for their incredible tracking abilities, they are no longer one-dimensional in their hunting techniques. It is true that there may be no better deer hunters in America, but as Shane Benoit is quick to point out, The whitetail survives because it is so adaptable, and if the whitetail hunter is to continue to survive and be successful, he had better follow their lead by learning to change and adapt too.” Despite fluctuations in climate, the Benoits have been led to do just that. They have been able to combine their extraordinary whitetail knowledge with new details and techniques to continue their successful track record of taking trophy whitetails.

In Benoit Bucks, you will learn all the secrets behind how the Benoits have adapted to today’s hunting challenges to become the unbelievably successful, multi-dimensional hunters they are today.

Bryce M. Towsley is an award-winning writer and photographer. His work covers a wide diversity of subjects, but none more than the field of hunting and firearms. He published his first article in 1980 and in the time since has published thousands of articles and photos in most of the major outdoor and gun magazines. He is a field editor for the NRA’sAmerican Rifleman, American Hunter, and Shooting Illustrated magazines. He has published six other hunting or gun-related books and contributed to several others. He also published an action-adventure novel,The 14th Reinstated. Towsley has hunted extensively throughout the United States and Canada, Mexico, Africa, South America, Russia, and Europe for a wide variety of game. He has competed in several shooting disciplines and currently is active in 3-gun shooting and USPSA. Towsley lives in North Clarendon, Vermont.