DSG Outerwear Blog
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How to Find Fish During Early Ice Season
Early ice offers active, shallow fish but also demands a quieter, more strategic approach. Focus on healthy weeds, subtle structure, and smart drilling to avoid spooking fish in thin, clear...
Blaze Orange or Blaze Pink: A Hunter’s Lifesaving Tradition
Blaze orange and blaze pink are essential for staying safe during gun season, making hunters highly visible and reducing accidents by over 50%. Blaze pink is just as effective as...
How to Make the Perfect Mock Scrape to Attract Big Bucks
Creating a mock scrape is one of the simplest and most effective ways to attract bucks and control deer movement. By mimicking natural scraping behavior, you tap into a deer’s...
10 Proven Tips for Hunting the Whitetail Rut Like a Pro
The rut is the most thrilling — and unpredictable — time of deer season. Bucks are on their feet, chasing does, and daylight movement skyrockets. To make the most of...
Top 12 Bowhunting Tips to Help You Tag Your Next Trophy Buck
Bowhunting takes patience, focus, and preparation. Success comes from tuning your gear, playing the wind, staying hidden, and waiting for the perfect shot. Learn deer behavior, stay calm under pressure,...
What to Look for in Women's Ice Fishing Gear (and How DSG Delivers)
Ice fishing is no longer just for men — women are taking over the ice, and DSG Outerwear is making sure they’re ready for it. Designed specifically for female anglers,...
Pre-Season Gear Checklist for Women Hunters
Pre-season is the time to test, pack, and upgrade your hunting gear so you’re ready for opening day. From women-specific camo layers and waterproof boots to temperature-controlling base layers, a...
Where to Fish (And What to Wear) for Late-Summer Bites
Late-summer evenings offer some of the best fishing of the year—cooler temperatures, calmer waters, and more active fish. Target shoreline drop-offs, river bends, dock lights, and weed edges where baitfish...
