ProXpedition and the 1-2-3 Method: How to Prepare, Attract and Control

The 1-2-3 Method in Detail

ProXpédition built the 1-2-3 method on hundreds of field reports from Quebec hunters. It's not a magic formula — it's a methodical application of animal biology. Here's how to run it from May through November.

1. Prepare: Build Trust

From May to July, the one goal is to build a site the animals trust. BUCK RACK or MIN-PROX Orignal, depending on your target. A trail camera to track activity. Minimal visits — once a week at most. The animal has to feel safe at your site.

2. Attract: Increase the Frequency

From August to mid-September, add ATRAK or THE BEAST. The goal: increase visit frequency and build a predictable routine. An animal that hits your site every evening at 6 p.m. will be there on opening day.

3. Control: Take Advantage of the Behavior

By opening day, you know your animals, their schedules and their routes. Fire up the rut attractants at the right time. Use Phantom to wipe out your signature. Walk in and out without disturbing the site. Every detail counts — it's the difference between seeing game and filling a tag. ProXpédition Shop