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You suggested using a red light if needed during access and egress. I've also heard that green light is a good option and that deer don't see green light. Is that true in your experience? Thanks.

This is one of the best tutorials I've seen in over 50 years of hunting. Spending time in the woods is the best way to learn and practice these tactics. Yesterday, I was surrounded by 15 deer for over an hour while hunting a target buck. They were between 20 and 40 yards away and while a couple of the does scented me, they never ID'd me as a threat. Slow, deliberate movements, minimal eye contact, just sitting quietly, you will see and hear so much. For scent control, I store my hunting clothes and boots in an old corn bag with a couple of cups of corn and oats. During the rut, I dab a small amount of doe estrus on my boot soles. I also, rake my path to my stands to minimize noise from leaves or stepping on small branches. Happy Hunting!

Well Done! I have cut trails on my property as well, the deer have made good use of them. I have also cut some trails that intersect perpendicular to the main trails which creates intersections for good stand locations.

West Texas?

Okay. Okay.. Deer listen BUT they watch for QUICK movement. Flickers of light and fast movement. As long as you ONLY MOVE when they have their heads down eating move but very slowly and you can past them and they won’t move or give a shit about you. Friends Calle BS until I sent them the video. 😂😂

You guys are funny. I read so much about how hard deer are to find. lol. I walk up on and then walk past deer on the ground while carrying a bucket and gun all the time. Would you believe you can walk within 15/ so yards of deer and just walk past them while they do their thing? Be careful I have the video around here somewhere. I was just telling my wife I need to start making them for you guys to see.

Your neighbor is probably me. 😂

I am gong to try this in East Texas. Thanks for the information.

At 1:46 a deer was coming in from behind you and found you in its bed 😀

What if you only have like 3 and half acres to work with?

Great video

What app did you use to make the map ?

I saw the biggest buck of my life today it had a black coat and 10+ points. It was surrounded by does moving together I aim at the buck one of does I couldn't see saw me, blew and all took off end of hunt 😢

It's all about matching camo, scent and sitting still.

This is the best video on "how to" for hinge cutting I've ever seen. Great job!!!

I never heard they see yellow well before i assumed since blaze orange can't be detected well yellow wasn't a huge concern

I read an article years back that was done by biologist. They said that when they went above 20 feet that they always saw more deer and were detected much less than at lower heights. I've been hunting whitetail since 1980, and attest that it works for me.

Not exactly a second rut, but a continuation of the “rut”.

I'm a new hunter this year. I've been watching a lot of your videos and they are very informative. My uncle and I have a lot of plans to get the property we hunt ready for next fall. Thank you for the awesome videos

Your content is bar none keep up the great work always enjoy your videos I keep learning the old saying you can’t teach old dogs new tricks but I find I take something out of your content to be able to apply

Know the way to your stand so you can do it in the dark ambiant light will help if you are patient and get in very early so you get your night vision. Never use a light if you can avoid it. I stop at a certain point and make a sound on the leaves with my hand that mimics a squirrel hopping around . If they are bedded down over a rise they hear and relax than I move with other noises like when a rooster crows or a good wind blows or a train in the distance jet overhead. To mask my movement.. Works when the only way into my stand is between bedding sites. Darker the better. Go in early to move in shadow stay out of moonlight. Move painfully slow. Good luck. 🙂

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So can we get some public land tips? Where it’s much more difficult to find these locations. When there’s 5k acres of land that doesn’t really have reliable food sources and access is extremely limited. It’s easy when you’re on 40-50acres & you have food plots setup and you can somewhat control where the action is.

Im here for the information, thank you

This is a very good video I've learned a lot already and I've been hunting for quite a while

some good points

I think I need to find heavier cover. My neighbor to the south decided to clearcut the majority of his 40 acres. He's eliminated travel routes and bedding . (And is asking me where the deer have gone.) I do have a thick 15 acres to my east with good browse. My stand is between that and a 2 acre sanctuary on my property that they like. My food plot is located there as well. I see deer every sit, but its typically a couple of doe / fawn families that live near my land. They haven't been bred, so I'm still hopeful that a buck will follow them in at some point.

Stay out of the woods😂

Strategies start at 6:30

You can wear all the camo you want and hide. It doesn’t matter MOVEMENT is the key !!!!!

I agree with most of what you said but deer can see in 3D but not all that good. On movement and sound detection but are crucial to manage. As a pistol and bow hunter for many years and most of my shots within 25 yards, I learned to 1st get comfortable, clear any leaves/twigs around your spot, etc... and limit your motions. If I'm not behind a blind or obstruction, act like every second a deer somewhere is looking at your directions. I have shot deer as close as 7 yards and even once had a deer jump over my bag and leg while hunting turkeys. The farther the deer is way more movement you can possibly get away with. If the deer is close and alert you can't do anything.

Using a phone did cost me a nice deer the past season. It wasn’t totally my fault, as that’s the only mean of communication between me, and my hunting partner who was late to come in that day. So he said he would be there in about an hour. After 1,1/2 hour, I got a text from he that he arrived. It wasn’t necessary for him to send me that 2nd text as I knew he would be coming. Make it short, as I was answering his text, a nice sized deer was already in front of me guessing was pushed by him coming in. By the time I grabbed the gun, it busted me and took off. Although I didn’t have to answer him right away, but he’s an elderly friend with health issues. My phone is always on vibrate, except I did an emergency bypass for his number in case he needs me. I don’t regret answering him, but that’s what happens when I’m not paying attention to surrounding. --> on sitting all day, I have done it and you’re right on food and drinks. I double pack everything just in case. Good points made here in this video 👍

I was out before light one morning and saw five doe about 60 yards away from me in the open field, and every time they bowed their head to eat I would take steps out to my spot, and then I proceeded to set up my burlap sheet on some trees by a ridge bank, it was like I was invisible when they had their heads on the ground. Had a spike walk a foot away for me smelled my foot and just thought I was a shrub. Good experience on that. And got a chance to see the tallest 4 point shield rack of my life.

I’ve found in years of hunting, it’s extremely difficult for deer to spot you if you stay in bed

Ironically with the color thing, I was wearing blue jeans last week and standing in front of a tree out in the open and the thing walked 25 yards in front of me, head down, sniffing the ground, didn’t notice a thing lol

No not a spike it's once a cow horn always a cow horn. Almost every buck starts out as a spike. Cow horn and spike are 2 way different things. A cow horn is a buck with main beams with no tines I've killed a many 2-3 yo bucks with slick main beams

Reaching out from NB, Canada, this is my 2nd season of deer hunting & I’ve absolutely fallen in love with this sport. I’m eager to learn as much as I can & these tips are phenomenal information for a newbie like me. I wish I opened this video 3 weeks ago at the start but I’m going into my last week of deer season here in New Brunswick with so much more knowledge from you guys. Thank you!

Where are you located roughly? Im in SW VA. Rut here kicks in right about mid november.

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Great video! I shot my first buck ever yesterday in a tree climber about 15 yards from a scrape here in South Carolina. As a first year hunter, this information is so helpful.

Thank you for the advice.

From what I can see on my cameras the bucks are all moving late evening(past shooting light) and very very early morning(1-2am) each picture I seem like there is a doe with em but never in same frame always a few mins ahead of my bucks. Whats your suggestion. I have 2 stands and a blind up right now blind is looking right into their bedding between bedding and food source(cut corn field) 1 stand is looking down a slight ridge into a known bedding area and other stand is facing a v in the trail next to a hay field(getting a lot of pictures outta this stand but also have a urine dripper VERY close to this stand but not right on me maybe 60 yards away.

I can't get them to stop to.get a shot 😅

I’m a huge fan of the channel!!!

Are you still going with iced tea for your all day sits?

Love this video. Great way to learn more about whitetail behavior

Great message- have fun! Can’t get a target buck every year necessarily but enjoy the hunting journey 🦌 good luck & safety first ! Thanks for another great video 👍🏼

Thank for the tips, love your channel for the vital information given

I rely on this channel being from the Marquette area , not only great advice but applicable. Please never stop making content!