Another great podcast, thank you! Blue paint / red paint was extremely educational to me as a newer hunter, will apply these principles to my farm.

@HUNTRPOD

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for the support

We NEED a cj update!!!!!!!

@thomasstine2299

3 ай бұрын

Indicted with 23 charges pending; utilizing digital data is allegedly the proverbial straw that broke the case.

@jinsennave2174

3 ай бұрын

waiting for a podcast to inform you like they’re a news channel or sum shit lol , dude got indicted w 23 charges pending can get your own information without being bottle fed it

@MrTrapper1111

3 ай бұрын

@@jinsennave2174 waaa waaaa cry me a river ya 🐱

You should do a podcast where you show pictures of your favorite bucks and tell the stories of what you did to kill them.

@HUNTRPOD

3 ай бұрын

That’s sounds fun lol

@jimmysingleton9417

2 ай бұрын

@@HUNTRPOD do it!!!

Chris Brackett dropping knowledge!

@HUNTRPOD

3 ай бұрын

Yeppppp

@thebowhunterdude6018

2 ай бұрын

He’s got so much knowledge. Stuff people don’t even think about. Stayed at his place two days and learned more then I’ve learned in 10 years

One of the better Midwest hunting podcasts out there. From Texas and you have inspired me to save for a few years for a Midwest property to farm/hunt on.

Just got my spraying done on the crops, lots of rain and pics here in West TN. I could listen to THIS Particular topic ALL SUMMER, thanks guys!! 🦌❤️

We need a deer gro “how to” according to you guys. Plot start, till, boost, nitrogro, etc. on food plots !

@HUNTRPOD

3 ай бұрын

We can do that, we will add that in

Love the transition from Turkey to Deer! Great time of year! It's the chase that keeps me going!!

Let’s go! One of the best times of year!

@HUNTRPOD

3 ай бұрын

Yeaaaa buddy

Lots of great information right there. Definitely makes you look at your strategy in a different way. Keep killing it boys. And is that Jared Bowmar wearing that Kuiu fitted shirt? Lol

@HUNTRPOD

3 ай бұрын

Hahaha

Back in the day. I packed a 12 ft metal ladder stand in and out. What a pain in the ass. Thank God for hanger stands.

@mikeharrison1429

3 ай бұрын

I hear ya, i carried a 10’ folding ladder across 4 80acre fields to sit on top of it in the middle of a swamp/wooded area. (There prime bedding) looking back now at all my mistakes lol

Great info bro

That’s hilarious 😆 yall make me laugh my ass off ! A line down the middle of tracks .🤣🤣🤣

@HUNTRPOD

3 ай бұрын

Haha for real though if you saw this dude is HUNG

So nice you pointing out that ......hunts this way and because I follow your pod I know who you're talking about

@HUNTRPOD

3 ай бұрын

Lol

@mikepoulson384

3 ай бұрын

No seriously, you've had some of the best on. I thought I knew a lot, but I feel like a sponge listening to you guys

One thing I never hear about much are evergreens for cover. I've helped plant over 12,000 on my family and cousins property in the past 22 years. Along with deciduous trees and fruit trees. I helped plant 150 trees combined of persimmon, chestnut and maple just 2 weeks ago on my cousins btw.. But on the evergreens.... All the bucks I've ever killed besides one, were either in trees that were planted or in foodplots next to them. That's consists of 2 p&y and 1 pa rifle record. On a property where lots of family camp, hike, ride quads all over and has tons of hunting pressure from family and neighbors as well. All while located in the heart of, if its brown its down pennsylvania lol. The difficulty I see is trying to find someone in the average guys situation. Everyone wants to mimic the big guys that are hunting and consulting for a living yet it's only practical for a small number of hunters nationwide. I want to hear from the work smarter not harder, full time, blue collar, doesn't have alot of money, trying to save money, minimalist guy who kills a decent buck every so often on properties completely opposite than the properties you guys talk about. Along with that, what about still hunting. Everything revolves around sitting in a tree or using a bow. What about 1 vs 1 on the ground still hunting? It's becoming a lost way of killing deer.

@HUNTRPOD

3 ай бұрын

The evergreens is a great question. I know lots of places that hold piles of deer in them, but I find them as biological deserts which is likely not as desirable to deer. Thermal cover for sure but in PA it’s not a requirement for survival. So I’m open to it, but year I haven’t had a to. Of experience

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

3 ай бұрын

@@HUNTRPOD the biological desert is true. This is the only down side. But, when you suck in deer from the neighbors when the bullets start flying. ( they have all the food btw) That's where they run to vs the nasty thick clear cut areas. They want not only cover at eye level but also in the sky. They want it dark and still and quiet. There's a reason that my relatives that are just a mile or so away on thier property say when you hunt my pines it's a deer mecca. Of course, we are talking rifle season here. It's not like that early season as much when there's leaves on the trees. They are just now planting pine trees ( past 5 years) on thier properties to accomplish the same thing. The only thing I've seen that rivals pines/spruce for bedding are autumn olive thickets where the plant is the size of a house lol. Imo, pines are better because you can sell the pines later down the road. Plus, I'll pick up handfuls of acorns, and pick many 5 gallon buckets full of walnuts from my family farm. Scatter those everywhere ( no planting) and I already have walnuts that are 30 ft high producing nuts on thier own. It creates tons of woody browse. If a tree makes it past the deer then that's an increase in value for my land. It costs me nothing but my time.

What ever became of that huge buck out of Pittsburgh? I think it was a 16pt?

I've walked right up on them checking cameras in early October. Then still see them next morning.

Makes sense cause a lot of people I know have seen the biggest bucks of there lives while driving down a road myself including and I know the same goes for my dad. But that’s blue paint.

@HUNTRPOD

3 ай бұрын

Yea buddy

I would love to hear the stories on the bucks y’all have mouthed in the pod room.

I want to be so occupied with hobbies that i don't even remember what day it is, what people's names are, what i said a week or two prior...lol

CJ Alexander better not drop the soap

@HUNTRPOD

3 ай бұрын

😆

Chris also hunts with a cross gun.

@HUNTRPOD

3 ай бұрын

We give him shit for that lol

@chrisbrackettlandlife

3 ай бұрын

And I’m old 😂 and i can’t do much more with a vertical than I’ve already done 🎉

Can you plant your corn, then over seed with soybeans in the same plot and still get good corn?

@HUNTRPOD

3 ай бұрын

Yes - your not farming for yield you want tonnage for deer

This is a great conversation if you have property to do this on legitimately. But practically its a very small % of hunters that can have true red areas. There's no red or blue on public land. Let's just call those Orange areas 😂. You have no idea if your "red" area is being painted blue by someone else.

@HUNTRPOD

3 ай бұрын

Haha you’re right! Almost look at there being three areas red deer territory, blue hunter territory and then Green is the space left over likely the space which would otherwise be blue

Scrolling the screen about sends me through the ceiling. Hard to follow what you are trying to explain

TAC sold out just a couple days in so I’m shit out of luck this year 🤬

@HUNTRPOD

3 ай бұрын

Crazy?!

@jeremycavaretta1035

2 ай бұрын

It always sells out but this time was earlier than usual

your eyesight will probably fade when you get older, I'm 62 and i give up at least 15 minutes on both ends. enjoy it while it lasts