
Welcome to Rack Tactics Outdoors! We are a military Veteran owned and operated online hunting organization, located in Central Louisiana. Our company is primarily composed of strategic tactics that hunters use. We strive to assist all hunters with these valuable TTPs (Tips, Techniques, & Procedures) in order to be more successful in the field. Our ultimate target is that we reach all hunters throughout this nation, from past, present and future generations to come. With the help of our family, friends and our community, we utilize tools such as social media and the internet to share a wide variety of original content such as videos, hunting scenarios, hunter testimonies, trail camera pictures, and more. Our goal here at Rack Tactics Outdoors is to continue to grow into being one of the top sources of information for all hunters, outdoorsmen and women across this nation. Through our development, we have been very fortunate to build an amazing following of hunters, outdoorsmen and women who have always shown their support to us and as we continue to share and produce quality, of legitimate content. We feel that the friendships we have, along with the ones we will develop in the future will assist us hunters in overall hunting success.
Rack Tactics Outdoors helps assist the hunter to better understand the many different behaviors and patterns of deer and wild game all over the nation, of course it’s a talent in itself, but with valuable information from different sources it can provide all of us with a deeper knowledge of strategies and tactics needed in order to harvest that deer or wild game of a lifetime just from having different views on hunting strategies, techniques and tactics.
We created this company in the summer of 2014 for the entire hunting community and not just for the few elite hunters out there. Rack Tactics Outdoors is meant to be a tool for everyone to access, regardless if you are a hunter or just have the love for the great outdoors.
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Paul and Krishell

Achieving success in any tactical endeavor requires more than just strategic methods - the appropriate implements and resources are equally essential. The right equipment and materials can make all the difference in effectively executing your plans.
We would be delighted to hear your insights on the various types of implements and resources that you prefer, such as your choice of weapon or deer attractant. Your expertise and recommendations in this area could prove invaluable for optimizing one's tactical approach and enhancing the chances of success.
The Thrill of the Chase:
In the realm of outdoor adventures, few experiences captivate our imaginations like the art of the hunt. Rack Tactics Outdoors invites you to share your most captivating hunting tales – the ones that have etched indelible memories upon your mind.
Whether it's the exhilarating pursuit of that elusive trophy, the heartbreak of a missed opportunity, or the cherished moments spent with loved ones in the great outdoors, we want to hear it all. Regale us with the epic sagas of your big game hunts, the ones that have left you breathless and yearning for more.
But it's not just the triumphs that captivate us; the defeats and the humorous mishaps hold their own allure. Share with us the stories of the hunts that slipped through your fingers, the ones that left you wondering "what if?" These moments of vulnerability and resilience are the very threads that weave the tapestry of the hunting experience.
Moreover, we eagerly await the tales of your family adventures and the cherished memories made with your loved ones in the great outdoors. The laughter, the camaraderie, and the lessons learned – these are the moments that truly capture the essence of the hunting lifestyle.
So, whether you've conquered the wilderness or been humbled by its unpredictable nature, we invite you to unleash your stories and let us revel in the thrill of the chase alongside you.

Patience, persistence, and perspiration make an unbeatable combination for success.


Hi, my name is Amanda Smith and January 13, 2018 was my lucky day.
It started back about a week and a half ago when my husband (scotty) decided he would stay home, cook and take care of the kids so I could get a chance to hunt. That Saturday afternoon my husband went ahead of me and feed the deer with the special blended formula he has perfected through the years of hunting. It will be on the market soon. Not only does it attract big bucks, it also produces BIG RACKS!
So, it began. I hunted a few days, seen a nice 6 point but he just was not what I was hunting for so decided to let him walk and sat there patiently. Then the day came. It started off as a normal Saturday. Around 3:30 pm that afternoon, I decided to sit on a deer stand. So, I slipped into my camo, put on a few extra cloths to stay warm because it was so cold outside, put on my jacket, grabbed my 444 rifle with my bullets, and got ready to head to my hunting spot. But before I left, my husband made a comment and told me not to come home unless I came home with meat. We laughed and joked about it, then headed off to my stand.
So, when I got to my stand, I climbed on in, set my gun down, lite my heater, and decided to hit my deer call a couple of times, then sat there and waited, hoping that big buck came out.
So around 5:40 pm that afternoon, I decided to turn off my heater and get ready for the wait, with so much anticipation to see a buck come out.
Then it happened, there he was, walking down the trail heading my way. As he was coming my way he stopped behind a tree and stood there for a min then continued to walk on toward me. As my heart began to race I knew I had to calm myself down and fast. So, I eventually got myself calm and watch as he entered my eye site. I got my 444 ready. When I went to look through my scope to my surprise the scope was totally fogged up due to my heater being on in my stand. Thank goodness, I had my little handy bag on the side of me and had a couple spare Kleenex with me. So, I grabbed one and slightly began trying to wipe away the fog from my scope. So finally, I had a little spot in my scope that I could see the deer through , so I took aim and shot. After I shot I turned my ear to window to see if I could hear the deer run, but to my surprise I heard nothing. So, I turned back toward where I shot and there he was still standing, then to my excitement, he just dropped right in my eye site. It was crazy!!!!! In amazement, I unloaded my gun, got out my stand, and went to check out the deer I had just harvested. As I approached him I instantly dropped to my knees in excitement. I realized he was not the deer I thought he was at all, he was much bigger, he was the Rougarou. And I realized it was the deer I had been hunting all along. Tears came to my eyes as I began to count his horns and realized I had done something most people dream of doing and never get a chance. I was really excited by then. We had him on our camera a few times but never imagined I would be the one to get him.
Seconds after I saw him my husband came running down the hill toward me and realized what I had done. He was astounded by it and think maybe a little more excited than me lol. I was so shocked. I had got the big one. 25 pts to be exact. He had two points that were almost an inch but a little shy and didn’t make it. There we celebrated and thanked God for the meat he had provided for us through that precious deer he created and thanked him for giving me and my family the opportunity to experience the hunt and deer of a lifetime. It was a very heartfelt moment and blessing to our family.
So, then my husband headed back to the house to get our 4-wheeler, so we could retrieve the deer and bring him on back to the house. After we got back home, we took some pics, celebrated a little more then we went ahead and gutted him. Afterwards we went on to Kate and Ivy store in the Brouillette community to let them all see what we had done. There we sat a while as people came in and out and seen the deer and celebrated with us. It was an awesome time there. Seen many people that evening. So, from there we went on to show family and friends, then head back home for the night. The next day Tammy Lemoine came over and scored him unofficially and scored him at 238. Just to give us an idea of about what he was.
Just a few days later Senior Wildlife agent Doug Anderson Jr came by and validated the deer as a good kill. Have to say he was very polite and respectful person in every way and just want to say thanks for his politeness and respect.
Then on January 25, 2018, I brought him to the LDWF office in Pineville, La to have him green scored by Jonathan Bordelon. There he grossed 240 5/8 and netted 228 3/8. His official score will be done in March by same person and results will go into Louisiana records under gun-nontypical division.
Also had him scored by Buckmaster scorer Mr. Cecil Reddick on January 31,2018 and he will go into Buckmaster score books as 249 2/8.
He was harvested in Avoyelles parish on the evening of Jan 13, 2018 around 5:45pm that evening. He was killed on private land and was a free-range deer. I was just lucky that day. My family and I really enjoy nature. I love sitting in my stand and just listening to all the sounds around me. It’s the most awesome feeling in the world to just be listening to nature.
Want to give a big thanks to God for his many blessing he has brought upon us, my husband for all his support and taking over the duties of the house to let me hunt, my family, Mr. Jimmie Stickells for working on our deer so quickly and doing an awesome job, Rack Tactics (Paul and Krishell Bordelon) for all their help, Adam and Wendy Dupuy for all their support and also to an awesome man that has been there for us through the years, Mr. Andre Caubarreaux. Thanks To All involved and participated in the adventures of this deer harvest.

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