You guys somehow make summer scouting look cool...meanwhile I am walking through the timber swatting a stick at spiderwebs looking like I’m casting a spell against Voldemort. Great content!

@pewpewkachew4735

2 жыл бұрын

underrated comment here hahaha I can relate to this so well

@lisamolenaar5888

2 жыл бұрын

You really realize how beautiful they are.🌻LM

Going in a small creek walking it down to the end of the public line looking for buck crossings love it!

I wanna thank u all for all the info you guys share!!! I have devoured hours of your content. My scouting has improved tremendously and I've learned so much about bedding areas. I feel really good about this upcoming season! Thanks and keep it coming!!!👍👍👍

LOVE these videos! Getting pumped for season to open

I had this video saved so I could go and rewatch it before I go scout a spot just like this near my house. I’m so excited to get out in the woods! You guys are so awesome

Thanks for the video, love the explanation you guys give on the concept of a thermal funnel. Such an overlooked advantage that they have!

Thanks to you guys I'm finding more bedding areas and I ever had before📌🍻 psych for the season

I was so stoked to watch this video but I have to say boys that doesn't look like big timber to me. I hunt in the Missouri Ozarks. Its miles and miles of open hardwoods. Big timber....I mean to big for so climbers. I mostly use terrain features such as saddles, draws, military creast of ridges to determine deer travel. I loved the segment about the wind and crosswinds. You guys still remain the most educational hunting show out there in my opinion. Keep'em coming guys!

@hillbillysportsman5818

5 жыл бұрын

Yea , don’t look like big woods to me either. I hunt the mountains of southwest Virginia.

@jimmyperez5881

5 жыл бұрын

Definitely not like our big woods of Pennsylvania but good info guys 👍👍

@davidday1494

5 жыл бұрын

I think when they say big woods they are referring to a large segment of woods that has no other type of terrain to break it up. I'm looking at a large tract of public right now with that same lay out. The nearest crop field is more than a mile...

@gheft762

4 жыл бұрын

Good info I agree but not really big timber, at least not for where I hunt in the ozarks where mature timber stretches for miles

@likeabossbww

4 жыл бұрын

@@gheft762 like finding a needle in a haystack to find a good clearing on public in the ozarks. At least one that doesn't have 100 other people on it.

This was the best video to help me get to that next level. Upstate SC public land is rolling hills and terrain just like this. Thanks guys!

Pre liked! Excited to hear your ideas. I'm a big woods guy. Northern Michigan Big Woods, few deer, no big ones, lots of Hope and hollow enthusiasm!

Great advice. I appreciate y’all doing these kinds of videos.

Well that had great detail in it!

Very helpful, thanks for the video. I'm hunting a similar area with ridges and drainages this year, though there are red oaks and hardwoods up on the ridges, and conifers down along the steep drainages. Now I know how to tackle that landscape a little better!

Thanks for sharing these great tips and tricks on mapping out whitetails. This one reminds me of where I hunt around our house in the Northern Panhandle of West "By God" Virginia. Still looking for the right places to put some stands and arrow my first deer even though I have had my bow since 2006.

Love it. Would like to see your take on mapping agriculture/small tree grove plots. I’m in South Dakota. The deer spend 80% of their time in the corn, which usually doesn’t get cut until during or right after the rut. They sometimes bed in my groves but I usually find them bedded in the corn, once in a while they will hit beans in daylight, but it’s mostly after dark. Very flat ground as well.

The one i'm been waiting on.

Aaron and crew, this was a very clear, concise, well explained vedio. It will serve me well on the farm i hunt. Can't say thanks enough. Love all your vedios.

Best channel there is love yall. Michigan hunter here... only ever shot does... such a pressured state of hunting but still learning every year. ill get mine soon i hope!

THP kicks ass! I love watching and applying what I see. You guys be careful and keep up the good work.

Incredible, loved this

Great job boys....really enjoyed. .

This video is solid gold. You guys make me want to ditch all of my other sources for deer hunting strategy. This video helps a lot!!!

One of the most helpful vids I've seen. Thanks guys

Fantastic help on something that is hard to understand for new guys, i get it now. Thanks guys

Great video guys, gonna help me out a lot this fall!

You guys are pretty good at scouting. I have a nice piece of property that I just can't seem to get figured out. It has hardwoods, ridges, willow thickets and lots of tall grass for bedding cover. I'm moved cameras and stands trying to figure these deer out but, just can't quite pin it down. Kudos to you guys!

Thanks for making this video Im working on setting myself up better this season for a big buck.

Great video fellas. I'm getting pumped for September to roll around.

This is going to help me out a ton! Thanks boys!

Thanks!

Looks like the timber I hunt in South Georgia..nice!

Jake looked like a squatch there for a second! Love these episodes!!!!

Love watching your guys videos. As a public hunter your videos have always helped me out with scouting and finding new areas that are overlooked by most hunters!! Thanks for all the great content over the years!

Great video guys love it.

Will we see any videos on how you guys approach hunting saddles, draws and pinch points? Interested to see what you guys have to say about how the wind effects stand positioning for saddles

@crossbowjoe7500

5 жыл бұрын

That a yes? 😂

Thermals are dropping on a cool morning, they rise as the morning heats up. You get on the leeward side of the mountain just over the top you can be scent free from the deer, but you have to time it right

I love these videos!

Great information guys👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Love the videos! Could y’all do a vid about how to hunt deer in the south. You know, real thick wooded areas. That would be my favorite video of this series. (bc I hunt in the south)

@TheHuntingPublic

5 жыл бұрын

Isaiah Bolton check out our scouting workshop videos from last February

Oh yeah

Can u guys do a vid on hunting flat terrain. I hunt in the Deep South and there’s almost no change in elevation. I also hunt big woods but most of the stuff y’all covered in this vid was dealing with elevation change. Thx keep up the good work!

Informative vid that can be applied to most hill country. A well groomed Jake looks a helluva lot better.

Dense forest without agriculture around is a different game. Maybe there are a few grass fields within a mile. Then add in high hunter pressure.

@swalker9482

4 жыл бұрын

Yep. That's what I hunt in Tennessee. Mountain ranges. Acorns for food. As many hunters as acorns in the trees.

look into Pennyrile State Forest in Western Ky. Holler at me if it's something yall are interested in doing.

Watched this one twice looking at my area maps, anyone hunting West Virginia needs to study this one.

@thereelaccountant9246

5 жыл бұрын

I can imagine WV would be rough hunting. BIg country but damn some steep ridges!.

Quetion for the podcast..hill country bedding and terrain like this are what I deal with...I cant seem to. BUy that top 1/3 for bedding concept ...this video also confirms for me that the bedding is much lower on the hill/mountain

Nicely done. Did anybody else notice the chanterelle mushroom standing in the one deer bed?

Good stuff!😁😁

Reverse engindeer!!! Amazing videos! Great series!

Hunting season starts in a week or so in the low country of SC. We need a hunting video get in the move fellas🤣

Dig through the ditches, and burn through the ridges, I slam my arrow in and dragggggggg!

I want to see y’all bring this strategy to kisatche national forest in Louisiana

Awesome video! Thanks THP!!! What model Vortex binocs (Mag & Diameter) would you recommend for the type hunting areas y'all hunt in middle America (Iowa, Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio, etc...)

Good video

Would like to see u guy breakdown the Adirondacks. Nothing but beechnuts roll after roll all being and looking the same. Need a place to do a video , I got a camp surrounded by 100,000 plus acres u can stay at !!! Lol good video 👍

Please come to southern Delaware or eastern shore Maryland and hunt would like to see your take on hunting flat land here

You guys could make a living just traveling in the summer and showing guys where to hunt if people had questions. I been hunting east tn for 15 yrs and just now finding good government land but still don't know quite how to set up on it.

@thehuntingpublic I know this is wind specific bedding, but what time of day would you suggest hunting a setup like this? Mornings?

I hunt public ground very similar to that but the ditch lies east to west and we have a predominant wind out of the west. Where would you expect the deer to bed in that situation? Along the small draws coming up out of the ditch?

Jake done cut off all his warmth didn’t recognize him.

Crazy deer intelligence 😉

Hey guys really love everything you do! Is there any way I could listen or find out what song is used on the intro? Please it’s awesome thanks guys

Would love it if you guys came to New England and hunted its probably 90 percent woods here in NH lots of big timber over the counter tags let me know when your headed this way keep up the good videos and look forward to fall!

@yourmomgoesT0C0LLEGE

4 жыл бұрын

Naaman Traffie NH probably top 3 toughest places to hunt and score a mature buck

@603Christain

4 жыл бұрын

@@yourmomgoesT0C0LLEGE Yes it is for sure but makes it that much more rewarding when ya do.

@patrickluft7298

3 жыл бұрын

Greg Stevens lol is Connecticut 1 or 2?

@KylePinkHam365

2 жыл бұрын

Vermont has to be up there.

I have been using these techniques in northern MI and having great success with finding buck bedding areas. I feel like I am not spending enough time in these ares scouting though. How long are you guys scouting? How much do you pick an area apart? I scouted a 120 acres ridge with a buddy in about 2hrs, but we got in, found our sign and trees and left. I feel like we did pretty good but we left out a lot of areas. Maybe its just that we were able to eliminate a lot of it due to focusing on specific spots but I feel like we rushed through it.

Can you guys please make a video on your bows

Another awesome video. Now y'all go get some permethrin before y'all get lime disease from those ticks

@cdp50359

3 жыл бұрын

@@icet6668 they do now. That video was from last year

@maxharvest2028

3 жыл бұрын

We don't have ticks in michigan we are lucky

@jimh7015

3 жыл бұрын

@@maxharvest2028 what are you talking about lol we have TONS of ticks in Michigan

How bout that Jim Ryser? Love his jams

Ridges and ditches he’s spittin

Are you going do a teaching on ground that has no oaks, just maples, some black cherrys, beech and poplar? We live just outside the oak range and I don't think there are any in Canada.

Thermals drop before they rise in the morning don't they? I always notice that just before the warmth starts it gets really cold and still. Maybe the cold drinks the valley or bowl is getting pushed up?

How are the habitat for Eagles preservation.🌻

Is there a compass feature on screen for onX

Can you guys do a side by side breakdown of your archery set ups and go into who shoots what in terms of rests, sights, arrows, broad heads, releases etc and do a little compare and contrast as to why you each choose similar or different gear? Not so interested in brands and whatnot but who shoots drop aways vs whiskers, who shoots fixed blades vs mechanicals, 1 pin vs 3 pin vs 5 pin etc I'd like to hear the pros and cons to each in on place with a compare and contrast sort of setting.

@TheHuntingPublic

5 жыл бұрын

That's a good idea.

@RichardtheCelticWolf

5 жыл бұрын

you could even throw Jake's Wal-Mart bow in the mix 😝

What do you consider big woods?

Lol ooooo I’m getting the itch. I love summer but it should be named almost deer season... love ted.... oooooh ok tough guy... can we make shirts named ted-isms

Looks like Texas with that much poison ivy!

"there's fields way out that way where they're heading to feed at night" To me that's not big woods hunting. Try the vast sections of woods in places like northeast MN, northern WI and other areas with no ag fields. It's harder hunting but still fun and rewarding.

@jthorpe454

3 жыл бұрын

I was just thinking the same. I hunt northern Cass County in MN and there is zero ag. Tough hunting but we’ve managed to get a few big bucks through the years. However, there is not rhyme or reason to our tactics. Wish I could learn more from you guys on this.

@katiecrowley3417

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, same in most areas around here. Little to no ag fields, especially when I'm up in Cook County MN.

@Twitchisatrick

2 жыл бұрын

Some public Kentucky don't have ag fields and it's been rough for me. I usually hunt Indiana where I'm from

@MountainMassOutDoors

2 жыл бұрын

Ya here in the Adirondacks of NY no corn feilds or farm fields just straight woods

Would you hunt/ scout, moose the same way you would deer. 🤔?

Kill a buck in that stand the the first two weeks challenge

You prefer those stand spots for morning or evening hunts?

@TheHuntingPublic

5 жыл бұрын

diggumvt04 either but the last one would probably work best in evening

Jake? From state farm?

So I want to know when your gonna let a viewer hunt with you? And I’d like to put my name in the drawing!

Who’s this Jake guy? He has a clean face now. I only know him with the beard!! Ha

You guys seem to enjoy scouting season as much as i do. Buck turds are the thing i look for the most, it is the most reliable evidence of deer travel. also i think its cool you guys look for old buck rubs from the previous season, i do this as well and compare them to new rubs i find when they become active again. so far i found a TON of deer sign where i plan on hunting this season, opening day cant come soon enough!

I just got OnX...scouting today I marked some waypoints...Came home too find they where not where I saved them....1/2 or so away..3 hours of scouted shot,,,time is limited truck driver...WHAT I"M I DOING WRONG?

Now with the video overlays, of the topography, which I know took some time just to make. That was excellent. Otherwise you just got some guy standing there pointing in the woods, which doesn’t mean anything.

@TheHuntingPublic

5 жыл бұрын

Jurist Thanks Jurist! Hope your doing well! That’s actually an overlay from OnX. We didn’t do a ton of work on it - pretty much just took a screen shot from their website but it does certainly help explain things

@_jurist

5 жыл бұрын

The Hunting Public well then you must’ve used Keynote, to create the animation between still shots. Correct?

You mentioned that on a cool, windless morning that the thermals would be rising. Wouldn't the opposite be true?

@TheHuntingPublic

5 жыл бұрын

You would think so but.....we seem to have better luck hunting low on mornings like this because the scent tends to hang. Especially as sun just starts to come up and warm the ridges around you. Wind isn’t blowing hard enough swirl and kick back up the ridges. It behaves in very strange ways in different scenarios but hunting low on calm, cold mornings has worked for us

@ShaneSimpsonHunting

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheHuntingPublic I was more thinking predawn.

@TheHuntingPublic

5 жыл бұрын

Shane Simpson seem to get a similar effect predawn as well but only when super calm and cold

@justinteichman6534

5 жыл бұрын

use milkweed n find out for ur spot

Our public in Ohio is big like that but no ridges or ditches

Awsome video later thanks ✌OUT later

Swamp?

Any plans on oklahoma someday?

Nice vid can I have a shout out my name is Cameron Balfantz and I'm 11 yrs old and I liked, subscribed and turned on post notifications me and my dad love watching yall

@TheHuntingPublic

5 жыл бұрын

Cameron Hunter11 thanks!

@cameronhunter1176

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheHuntingPublic can i

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"big turds" doesn't mean big buck, it is clumped up pellets and has to do with what they have been eating. Any deer tracker will tell you that

I just don’t understand all this . Im trying just dont get it

Uhhh, JAKE man bro…just my two cents but you should stay clean shaved. I want to clarify, I’m not left footed, but you look much better without a beard. Some folks need a beard to hide their face and it helps em, others have a much better face without a beard…you are in the second group. I honestly didn’t recognize you at first. So thats what I got out of this video…hahaha. Jokin…this was very helpful, I’m in NC where everything seems to look like what you showed on the map!

you know i keep trying 2 watch other hunting shows, but they just don't come close 2 you guys. no kind of IMPORTANT INFO just its a monster buck we've been looking for and what do you know here he comes