Aaron.. you and I think very much the same way when it comes to bowhunting setups and scouting. Sad thing is it took me 43 yrs to learn what I have and you guys already have it and more at your age... Great show as always!!

The content you guys are bringing to the table is second to none, I’m fired up for some offseason scouting out on my lease

I love the kid at the end plop down in the road and just get dirty throwing stones and running his hands in the road. Next generation hunters...that a boy!

@forthrightnight

3 жыл бұрын

Well behaved kid for sure. Welcome to hang with the older fellers anytime. I picked up a lot of knowledge just doing what that boy was doing.

This is good info for all over the south.

Hilarious. You’re finding these spots for them but then they still want to hunt the spot the way they hunt a box blind over a food plot. “ aw yea we can come in here in July and cut some lanes and build a blind” they’re going to marry those spots and pound em like it’s the honeymoon and guess what the deer catch on real quick and they’ll be somewhere else. Big buck killers have a mentality that you just can’t teach.

3 жыл бұрын

hahah love it... these workshops r hiliarious..

Just when I started to worry about the seasons coming to an end and not being able to get that THP fix you guys come out with this. 🖒 very informative. Keep it up guys..

Thank y’all for this series of vids it was super helpful! I hunt in Georgia and it seems like all the KZread hunting is up north and the tips are about how to hunt up north. This really helped me dial into my property more. Keep up the awesome work and it be nice to see more hunting in the south next season!

@Mtn_Nomad

5 жыл бұрын

I hunt Georgia as well!

@Last_Chance.

Жыл бұрын

I hunt south Carolina. How's your season been this year?

Cant wait til Nov Dec to hear these participants rave about what you guys showed them!!! I saw a little bit of optimism, and a little regret, in these guys eyes. But time will tell, hopefully they share their new found success.. I'm impressed!

Finally, someone doing a vid on down south scouting. I hunt in FL and last year we had a couple clear cuts done, now cant wait to go see what is showing up next month. This vid is going to help me know what to look for so much, thanks.

Aaron's picking up on the Mississippi accent pretty quick. Nice video.... again!

I thought Zach was gonna rub a tree and do a scrape when he ran in there! 🤪 I love you Zach! Hey I was doing this with my little boys today too! It’s all year here!

the chorus frogs have me hyped for spring!

Haha Aaron and Zach throw shots!! Y’all are great man good stuff

It’s on I keep learning from you guys and it’s being retained like I’ve got secrets to winning the lottery, Jakes said something that really hit home about the does are like cows! Going to pasture!

@joeltrussell1

5 жыл бұрын

You alright there buddy!??

@cantgetenoughoutdoors3258

5 жыл бұрын

green swamp buck-slayer heck yes thanks though! Love your title!

The one downvote person is jealous they weren’t there in person. Another great video. Enjoyed the discussion on bucks crossing trails leading into thickets as a rut stand.

Definitely another very informative Vlog , knowing not to get hung up on first sign while early season scouting is a huge takeaway from this. Thanks fellas

This might be some of the best stuff you guys have done! Thank you for spreading the information to us!

Lots of great information guys. Thanks! Can't wait to see how things compare to up north.

Hunting the edges of the pines. Is 1 of the best spot to hunt.

This approach to scouting new spots can be applied anywhere , an informative vid. After aerial and topo research there's no substitute for boots on the ground to confirm what you suspect. IMHO it's the fascinating part of deer hunting.

I have never experienced those pine stands of the south but I do understand thick pines in the northeast and this was great content for this...I noticed this year for the first time the deer were loving the running water through those areas and eating alot of the plants that were on the banks of those runoffs. They were the most lush green ferns in the bedding area

Warb was really pouring it on in that closing interview! Let’s head to the house! Lol loved it. Sounded like he was from right here in Arkansas with us!

Great video and information as always. Thank you guys for sharing this with the hunting community!!!

I learn more and more each time and I thank you guys alot

Thanks for the lesson gents, great content that I can relate to!

Good video series guys! Keep it up! I'm from Mississippi originally so I can relate

Man you guys do such a good job I hope you do a lot more of these videos. I think it makes all a better hunter even if you only learn one more thing to help you get that big deer.Good luck guys

I couldn't quite tell in part 1, but at the end of this one I could really hear the southern accent Aaron lol

Good stuff guys. Wish we could go to the MN one!

Works up north in Canada as well. Transitioning from one habitat to another and where they cross is key

Thank you for this. I’m a new hunter in GA, but I grew up somewhere else, so I’m still trying to learn where the deer are down here. Like that one guy said, they like to go where I don’t. This season I did dive into these more recent clear cuts and found where deer were bedding, but I couldn’t figure out ways to get in there without making a ton of noise. This video gave me some ideas.

@1Whitetail

2 жыл бұрын

Hunting Ga public can be tough. I lived in Elbert County for 4 yrs and hunted COE properties. From the hardwoods in WV to Ga pines is a game changer, now Ky lol... wish I seen these videos before.

Great video guys I appreciate the insight.

im an msu grad. i see a couple msu hats there. man i wish we had the knowledge back in the 1980's that youre getting now. i might have been able to get some better bucks with finding them and promoting their growth

I don't know...I always think Aaron's got a fairly heavy accent. Not sure driving north is gonna get rid of it 😄

Great info. Keep it coming.

Just a FYI when in the south those things y’all call “saddle” or “draw” we call hollers. Exp down in the oak holler is a rub 🤣🤣

@jacobgressett1498

4 жыл бұрын

Natalie Deyton that’s what he means when he says saddle.

@scottmagee9709

3 жыл бұрын

We must be neighbors, i was about to say the same thing....lol.....Mississippi here.

Good stuff guys.

Love the vids

THP guys know there stuff but the biggest key to success is to constantly be in the woods can't kill em from the couch

Awesome content 👍

You boys should try to come to NJ and hit the endless Pine Barrens... ive thought about hinting it for years but its pretty intimidating lol

Good info. Good videos!

it simple, deer are edge creatures, find the edges and you will find where they like to move. An edge can be as simple as a small rise in elevation in a constant hard woods and that is were the buck will follow.

I hope the fellas that had the opportunity to attend this Scouting Workshop realize how fortunate they were. Great information. Is it deer season yet?

@brettishler7872

5 жыл бұрын

Larry Conley except they paid and we got it for free 😂

@TheHuntingPublic

5 жыл бұрын

@@brettishler7872 you only got 20 minutes worth of info though! 😉

Good info.

Grate video keep them comeing later

Can you guys do a scouting trip in Eastern Wisconsin next year I would totally come

Cool video bros

One day I’m going to see you boys on the outdoor channel calling it first

@dublelung1

5 жыл бұрын

Let's hope not. I seriously doubt that's their goal. ODC is a washed up has been THP is the future of legit hunting.

@Mtn_Nomad

5 жыл бұрын

Please not another reality show

@scottg.5449

5 жыл бұрын

I could see them following Rinella on to Netflix or something like that. I think they should do a full-length movie-type thing too at some point.

Hunting more aggressively, check!

hi you guys are awsome

You can do a episode like this on my property in Ohio!

@TheHuntingPublic

5 жыл бұрын

were looking for a property in Ohio! Shoot us an email to thehuntingpublic@gmail.com!

Imagine taking a walk out to your favorite spot and see 20 dudes out there. 💀

Yo guys are to good,.stay out of michigan!!...We dont' need anymore compition on the public..lol

School is in session!

Thp 4 life

The Deer don’t want to go through that thick stuff if they don’t have too . Those old logging roads are great .

@stevemiller1451

3 жыл бұрын

You are crazy. Big buck loves thick stuff. Thick stuff don't bother them. You got a lot to learn bud

@Slasher4446-q3e

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe all deer are different. Some bucks like thick habitats and some might prefer more open habitats near security cover.

I know I'm a bit off subject here. But I am wanting to see the trophy room, How many of those great big ole' deer you slay'd this past season made it to the Taxidermy? I'd be hanker'n for a look at em.????? I think y'all had a fantastic success;. Me, I spent most of this deer season Working my butt off. So my source of hunting was mostly though watching you guys, and quite enjoyably so.. Thanks again for all the great things you fellers are doing..

@TheHuntingPublic

5 жыл бұрын

We have been doing a lot of skull mounts the last couple years! Cheaper and takes up less space!

If you were to hunt those trails through the thicket and sit at the intersection, what would be the best way to access that high point? Would walking the trail in cause enough scent to be spread where the mature bucks would be wary enough to avoid the trail?

Do you guys have any plans for any meet and greets in 2019/2020 in the south?

So, do you guys do property tours/habitat consultation? Or should I call land max? LOL ....I have 3 new props that need addressing. Awesome stuff

Just when I thought there were no more vids I discovered Cabela's TV KZread channel

Let’s gooo!

Don't discount that clearcut shown toward the end of the video. From experience with them in Alabama, the deer will walk them on a regular basis.

Do you have a workshop schedule?

Do you plan on doing one of these for Wisconsin in the future?

@TheHuntingPublic

5 жыл бұрын

Potentially. Our buddies at the Hunting Beast w/Dan Infalt do a couple in Wisconsin each year also.

@Gatorslug17

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheHuntingPublic but I like you guys more! 😁

What map are you guys using in the video?

@TheHuntingPublic

5 жыл бұрын

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What are your thoughts about the new monetize rules? Not even saying the word that rhymes with “bun”, would give reason for KZread to give you a “strike”, and 3rd strike they delete your channel? I love your content and look forward to every new post, and this would be detrimental to the subject matter I love.

@TheHuntingPublic

5 жыл бұрын

We're keeping an eye on it for sure.

The only dislikes on this video were from deer.

3rd

that is one noisy zoom on that camera

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