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This episode of The High Road with Keith Warren covers a wide range of deer management topics.

We start off on a hunt with Keith Warren’s daughter, Matti, as she puts her archery skills to the test. Will her time on the Texas A&M archery team help her bring down a shooter buck that steps out?

Then we follow Keith to a ranch where he’s been tasked to help manage their deer herd. Should you shoot spikes? What about does with fawns? What’s a good buck-to-doe ratio? Keith shares some knowledge on managing your deer herd, while using some helpful tools like a suppressor, through which he tests out both sub-sonic and super-sonic ammo. Keith being Keith, he can’t resist bringing some night vision and thermal equipment from Armasight to help manage the growing hog population as well.