Backwoods Life

Kevin Knighton heads to Buck Chasers in Pike County, Illinois for a super hot bowhunt. Then Michael Lee heads back up to the area later in the season to put his Prime to work as well. kwhunting kwwhitetail

Brantley Gilbert hits the woods with his family hunting whitetails. Never a dull moment when Brantley's hunting.

Woody and Kevin take part in a very special whitetail hunt at Spikes n Spurs in Missouri to give back to two great families.

The Backwoods Life crew hunts Georgia during the best opening week we've ever experienced. Mike, Michael, Kevin, and Woody all get a chance to pull the trigger within just a few days!

Michael takes the man hunting who introduced him to bow hunting over 25 years ago, his dad Mike Lee.

Ryan and Kathy Whitaker are hunting with Royer hunts in Alden, KS during what could be the perfect week for pre-rut whitetails.

Kevin Knighton and Michael Lee get their turn in the line-up at Royer Hunts. The bucks are on their feet cruising for does. If these guys can hit the mark, it should be a great week for filling their tags.

Land owners around Damascus, GA come together to allow hunters from all over the country to hunt whitetail deer in their favorite spots, all for a good cause. The Southwest Georgia Academy Buck Daze hunt is a fundraiser like none other.

Hunting whitetail deer on the Lee Farm is our home turf. Learn what Mike and Michael Lee put into land management year after year and how they utilize the best tools in the industry.

The Backwoods team wraps up the spring turkey season filling tags all over the country. Texas, Kentucky, Georgia, and more!

Brantley Gilbert joins Michael Lee and Kevin Knighton as he heads to Alaska in search of a caribou and moose. The scenery is incredible, but will the animals cooperate?

Michael Lee, Kevin Knighton, Fred Brach, and Woody Sullivan hit the buckeye state for whitetail bucks. Everything doesn't always go as planned, but can these guys still be successful filling tags?

Too many times, whitetail hunters simply recognize trophies by their score. Jeremy Johnson and Michael Lee prove that whitetails don't always have to break records to be memorable hunts.