The Hunting Public

The Hunting Public

The Hunting Public is an online video series that focuses on relating to all groups of hunters. By hunting in a variety of different situations we will try to teach our viewers different strategies for harvesting game.

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  • @bricehale6593
    @bricehale65936 сағат бұрын

    Awesome example fellas

  • @matthewwichtner2935
    @matthewwichtner293510 сағат бұрын

    Reverse engineering! Classic!😅

  • @matthewwichtner2935
    @matthewwichtner293510 сағат бұрын

    I agree with Jim reyser, any day out in the woods is a good day. And I don't think there's any problem with scouting at that time. As long as I don't do it consistently. Everything changes by fall. They get spooked here or there, don't see it as a big deal. You can still learn something, that's what it's all about, learning. You might run into a big fella you didn't know was around. Or something, anything, that might help you in the fall. I just would not make it something you do weekly or even monthly. Better off glassing from a vehicle, or even getting in a tree and glassing for a couple hours. If it's something you're going to do consistently, weekly, or along them lines.

  • @user-wv4ho9zm1c
    @user-wv4ho9zm1c11 сағат бұрын

    Zacks buck thought wit his canolie and ended up in his lasagna😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Zack says theres veno n rice days veno n tatters umm days veno on a stix days veno n dumplings n days veno bar bee cue days deep fried veno dats dats boot it 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @RG-ij7ge
    @RG-ij7ge13 сағат бұрын

    Saw no difference in arrow flight in final bareshaft. Maybe just me? Only way to do this correctly is with a bow press and in this case lean the cam. Results are instantaneous, and you dont have to mess with 6 different kinds of arrows and components. That is assuming your rest is down the middle from the start.

  • @MADFISHINREELS
    @MADFISHINREELS13 сағат бұрын

    The bur will definitely roll to the flat side of the broad head, so it makes sense to slightly hit the flat side with the sharpener. DUH!

  • @colbydawgmedia
    @colbydawgmedia14 сағат бұрын

    insane hunt, super enjoyable to watch

  • @user-iv7ld1kw3u
    @user-iv7ld1kw3u16 сағат бұрын

    I live in Georgia that's a small deer I shot a 10-pointer last year

  • @user-iv7ld1kw3u
    @user-iv7ld1kw3u16 сағат бұрын

    200 lb

  • @dawsongiesken9530
    @dawsongiesken953016 сағат бұрын

    That bow sounds like it shoulda been retired about 30 years ago

  • @idaho2ndgens240
    @idaho2ndgens24018 сағат бұрын

    Here in N. Idaho, summer scouting has plus and minus benefits. The big thing is the deer will not be in summer range when we rifle hunt in November, they will be moving toward winter range depending on the weather. Summer scouting get us in shape, see what changes have happened in the public land, learn trails, roads, forest fire effects etc. So it is good overall but not like maybe more agriculture land.

  • @danielremel3417
    @danielremel341718 сағат бұрын

    That was a fantastic shot! We can hear your heart racing that whole time.

  • @Matt-ti7ip
    @Matt-ti7ip18 сағат бұрын

    Scout scout scout scout scout; I’d rather know the layout of the land than chase a pipe dream

  • @josephkocher2604
    @josephkocher260418 сағат бұрын

    Great tips, Aaron. It won`t be long, boy.

  • @kadenhoff6814
    @kadenhoff681420 сағат бұрын

    Yup right there is why i prefer not to use 3 blades because you dont get as much penatretion as you would with a 2 blade or what ever you call it.

  • @Kurtdog63
    @Kurtdog6320 сағат бұрын

    Scout when you can, hunt when you can. Most folks that aren't retired only have a limited time to go. CRP type areas that Zack killed this buck in can be gold mines for success, but can also be a nightmare to track and find your animal after the shot. You can also get lost out in large fields of weeds above your head. Early season spray down or it is going to be death by chigger.

  • @kadenhoff6814
    @kadenhoff681420 сағат бұрын

    Love the vid and especially with some duck hunting in there but you can tell they definitely do more deer callin then duck calling lol. Still great vid.

  • @theolman2966
    @theolman296620 сағат бұрын

    I have to ask, do you guys use any scents when hunting, what's your take on scents.

  • @harvick93
    @harvick9321 сағат бұрын

    What is the little device called that he uses to adjust the length of his lineman's rope?

  • @jjcrt2outdoors
    @jjcrt2outdoors21 сағат бұрын

    scouting is a year-round activity!

  • @michaellacharite9791
    @michaellacharite979122 сағат бұрын

    Too early where I hunt, bucks don't visit till October..problem with hunting small parcels in NC. I set up stands in August to give deer time to adjust

  • @osbornoutdoors8778
    @osbornoutdoors877822 сағат бұрын

    Next video should be polymer broadhead trick shots

  • @paulwakefield1015
    @paulwakefield101522 сағат бұрын

    300 spine sirius apollos. 63 lb draw. 100 grain single bevel iron wills. 490 total arrow weight. had a 650 grain set up in 2022. backed it off to get a little flatter arrow fight.

  • @JCNash87
    @JCNash8722 сағат бұрын

    I would invite everyone who thinks we hunt just for the fun of killing to watch this video and see what they think afterwards

  • @nockreel1190
    @nockreel119022 сағат бұрын

    Thp yall are awesome. Keep up the hard work and grind. It's gonna be a good year for yall.

  • @alebonni4703
    @alebonni470323 сағат бұрын

    Waw..real spartan

  • @stevepalmateer
    @stevepalmateer23 сағат бұрын

    I think the reason most bowhunters worry about "overscouting" during pre-season is that, sure, I'll blow the deer out of this parcel, but they'll be back tomorrow. But if I'm doing it, there's probably eleventeen other guys doing the same thing. Eventually all that human presence _must_ push the deer out of the area right? The answer is....maybe...but you'll never know how much human presence is in an area until you go in there and look for it. Cameras, stands, cigarette butts, empty water bottles, thermacell cartridges, boot tracks...half the time I'm scouting for humans more than I'm scouting for deer!

  • @ryannoel8978
    @ryannoel8978Күн бұрын

    One trip in if possible before August get stands hung and pruned - once I saw cell cam reaction shots day ya set em up shows ya they miss nothing and imagine a 180”

  • @piechy
    @piechyКүн бұрын

    Summary - just make the best shot that you can. The rest is RNG.

  • @paulwakefield1015
    @paulwakefield1015Күн бұрын

    one of my thoughts is if you're not losing animals, keep doing what you're doing. my journey on this started because i was losing a lot of animals and i didn't know why. when i started considering the 12 factors in my set up, i magically stopped losing animals.

  • @jasonherron4199
    @jasonherron4199Күн бұрын

    My nephew and I scouted a new public hunting spot on September 1st a few years ago. Completely walked it out. I knew from scouting there was a good buck in there from the sign. On October 11th my nephew shot a big 12 point in that area.

  • @danielcarswell1230
    @danielcarswell1230Күн бұрын

    as a dog hunter i can tell you its harder to push bucks from an area than you think. we can run the same spot every weekend and jump the same deer most of the time, including big bucks, until we get the kill. had one we ran every Saturday. jumped same spot but as we learnwd his escape pattern and shut down the spot he would change his route. never did get him that season. if they spook from you and get away it builds their confidence in how good that spot is to detect the threat coming and the ability to get safely away. amd this is in the middle of high pressure hunting

  • @Ealum1013
    @Ealum1013Күн бұрын

    What is y'alls opinion on the Annihilator broadheads?

  • @Ealum1013
    @Ealum101323 сағат бұрын

    Will this work to sharpen annihilators as well?

  • @rorynelson7548
    @rorynelson7548Күн бұрын

    I am mostly depressed all year but feel a lot of happiness about 1.5 months before season that carries through til I fill my tags, then there's a huge happiness dump and depression floods back in terribly.

  • @matthewwichtner2935
    @matthewwichtner293510 сағат бұрын

    Dude, you need to find other sports to participate in. Fishing could be one. Just saying

  • @rorynelson7548
    @rorynelson75485 сағат бұрын

    @@matthewwichtner2935 I fished for several years pretty hard, now that I have a family and live about 35 mins from a lake, it's harder to do. Many hobbies but I go through time-frames of not wanting to do any of them. I get burnt out I guess. Anyways, thanks for dropping a line

  • @rorynelson7548
    @rorynelson7548Күн бұрын

    God I love your guys hunting content

  • @paddleyourowncanoe926
    @paddleyourowncanoe926Күн бұрын

    Do you think refilling feeders prior to the start of the season spooks deer?

  • @justinconrad5283
    @justinconrad5283Күн бұрын

    I've used food grade silicone on my iron wills for keeping the rust at bay and it has worked well

  • @marcodevecchis8145
    @marcodevecchis8145Күн бұрын

    Work Sharp Precision Adjust Knife Sharpener are there differences to what you are showing in this video?

  • @Huntoutdoors1
    @Huntoutdoors1Күн бұрын

    Depends in my opinion if it helps or hurts.In a public setting where many people go through the year its common to deer to get bumped.In very remote or large private property it can cause a big shift in where they bed or travel.jmho

  • @pathfinder5804
    @pathfinder5804Күн бұрын

    i use summer scouting in a different way maybe. Most of the scouting I do is in season or first snow melt in spring to see all the sign made in the fall. I live in ME and we can't really do much scouting for deer that are totally in summer areas. They move so much from late August to middle to end of Sept that you can be all over deer in mid August only to have them move 3miles away mid Sept. In the summer I will go into places i'd marked in the fall/early spring and pick a tree or setup a stand site knowing i'm not gonna hurt anything 6-8 weeks before the season. We do a little bit of spotting for fun in the summer with the kids after a hot summer day and put out a few cams on fields and crossings to see whats growing in the area however like i said our bucks move so much in that late summer early fall that truly you can have 5-6 quality bucks hitting a clover field together all summer only to lose all but 1 or 2 early fall. We've had bucks in one field all summer before only to have them pop up on cams in late Sept early Oct 5-6 miles away. They really tend to break up and move to primary home areas once the velevt sheds.

  • @budgetbirder
    @budgetbirderКүн бұрын

    we scout in the summer but to be honest, I've gotten to the point in my life to realize it means very little come hunting season. Deer's diet and needs change throughout the course of the year. Scouting in the summer is also , in our area, the time of the year when standing crops are at the best they'll be and top of the deers diet. Come hunting season, those crops change or are even off the fields. I can't count how many years I've gotten giddy and excited in hopes of seeing these big bucks during season and we rarely ever do. Now we normally use cameras to monitor new spots in our bushes, areas that we are thinking of moving stands to.. still fun to do, I won't lie there.

  • @hunt_trap_fish
    @hunt_trap_fish22 сағат бұрын

    I do literally one day of work on the farm I have permission on. I go in, I change battrees, I swap out cards, I clear anything that is impeding my stands / shooting lanes, and I get out. I'd rather have a general idea of what's in the area and who used the property last year, and be surprised, than be constantly worrying about finding the biggest deer. I learned the really hard way after waiting on two different deer for three years in a row, that never showed, that I need to make decisions based on a couple of rules-of-thumb and not because a deer isn't a specific "target buck". 1) at least 8 points and outside the ears 2) his belly should be AT LEAST in a straight line from the elbow to the knee. If the belly doesn't swing up, he's an older deer. 3) Does before, and after, 10/31--11/14. Those two weeks are buck only. It's made hunting SO much more enjoyable.

  • @ralphempson2719
    @ralphempson2719Күн бұрын

    Love your inform videos, special shout out to the old timers! Zach, Greg and Ward. Be safe out there and thanks.

  • @zerosnear4344
    @zerosnear4344Күн бұрын

    Smoked

  • @drewmcginn3422
    @drewmcginn3422Күн бұрын

    Thanks. Stick with USA made. I have wondered how these would perform! So funny to see them just get destroyed. Definitely not for shooting HOGs or deer

  • @tylerwombold3478
    @tylerwombold3478Күн бұрын

    Thinking I am gonna start evening hunting. Switch up my luck hopefully. Mornings didn’t go well this year.

  • @davidfleer5307
    @davidfleer5307Күн бұрын

    Summer is a good time to find the community scraps I’ve usually find some that’s used all year long and a well used trail is easier to find in thick cover , the ticks are a lot worse this year for some reason ✌🏻👍🇺🇸

  • @andrewkirkpatrick626
    @andrewkirkpatrick626Күн бұрын

    If you have areas that u hunt every year and know the lay of the land well enough and have a relatively good fix on how the deer use it sometimes its not as necessary to scout areas like that more than once or twice before season just to see what the sign looks like and to see if the deer are still using it on regular basis, and in the hardwoods i pay attention to the masscrop like acorns to see if there plentiful or far and few between that year

  • @andrewkirkpatrick626
    @andrewkirkpatrick626Күн бұрын

    I don't think leaving your scent in an area and not going back to hunt it until a month and hlf two months later is going to effect anything when it comes to spooking deer. A few days or upcoming weeks is a different story but your scent is going to be long gone after month or so later, your scent will be washed away within hours or days depending when it rains next

  • @WuirinaStrathy
    @WuirinaStrathyКүн бұрын

    It's a great video.

  • @riverboys4life642
    @riverboys4life642Күн бұрын

    Do the sirius inserts have to be factored in when ordering arrow length on the site?

  • @simonkenton5927
    @simonkenton5927Күн бұрын

    The suits are made in China.That's why they are sized small