5 Scouting Tips for LATE OCTOBER!! - (How To Find Deer RIGHT NOW!)

Warb and Hayden show us how they are finding deer to hunt in late October.
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[@nathansawyer5717]

It’s nice to be able to watch new videos that keep up with the season. Props to you all, always so helpful as season progresses 💪

[@andrewkirkpatrick626]

That's crazy cuz I was just thinking the same exact thing and was gonna make a comment saying that, it also helps keep me motivated through season

[@matthewkolitz319]

Hahaha Warb talking like the Neature Walk fella. Made my night.

[@UlyssesF.]

Got my first doe with a bow this year on public. Thanks to you guys with these great tips.

[@christophermiller9125]

Excellent! Congratulations!!

[@Last_Chance.]

Nice! Congratulations brother!

[@mosinw6697]

Way to go . Welcome to the club .

[@JimRyser]

Congrats!!

[@UlyssesF.]

@@JimRyser Thanks Jim next year I’m hoping to get the nice 10 point I had on trail cam pics.

[@gordonmcnaney1280]

When is Greg going after those mule deer bucks again?

[@morgannelson7655]

Suspense building

[@Tattooedharvester1983]

I enjoy watching Greg’s hunts as well!

[@Tattooedharvester1983]

I follow these guys like most people follow their favorite football player or baseball or basketball player. THP is my favorite team watch them all year long people always ask me who my favorite team is and I say I watch deer hunting and Turkey hunting like y’all watch your sports and I’m all about some The Hunting Public!!!!

[@dylanrachiele-pn3dk]

​@@Tattooedharvester1983I do the same thing 😂

[@MeetMe-at-TheCreek]

Where's Ted Miller been hiding? Hope he's doing well 🙏 Always great content and amazing footage.

[@bootyfloss2208]

It's the meme flute/recorder for me boys. Nice video

[@PlumbingArkansas]

Really needed this video. Thank y’all. Proud to say that because of y’all getting me into hunting in 2019, I got my first bow kill and buck kill all in one last weekend! I was legitimately listening to y’all’s podcast as the situation went down. I’m not kidding you. Zach talked me through it lol. It was such a cool experience and I wanted to say thanks.

[@daltonmcintosh4361]

Congratulations

[@joshuadaugherty8865]

Shout out to Warb for dropping the "you can tell because of the way it is," line. Classic, love that!

[@maxrenard5461]

Solid neature walk reference at 5:34

[@theadd_gamer1182]

I got mine Sunday! Thank you guys!! All your knowledge helped so much!

[@kristinacook5329]

As soon as you said you can tell it’s fresh I knew exactly what you were leading into🤣🤣🤣

[@robgreer9726]

Great reminder video boys.

[@ryanleedom6317]

“Dry as a popcorn fart.” That’s a good one.

[@CodyB.740]

Thank y’all for great advice and I’m really enjoying these videos!! Keep it up guys!!

[@joshuawhite8245]

Awesome Info! Thanks Warb and Hayden

[@Tattooedharvester1983]

My baby girl would be 22 this year if I didn’t lose her two years ago October 8th , her Birthday is Halloween she was born at 6:24 p.m I remember it like it was yesterday 😢 , I hope when I go out this weekend your tips help me smoke a stud and I’m gonna dedicate my whole weekend hunt to my baby girl !!!! Even gonna use the new THP Adapt!!!’

[@matthewwichtner2935]

Have a feeling she'll be with you no matter what! Just enjoying the time in the woods, if nothing else. I'm hurtfully sorry for your loss. But you know her spirit will always be with you! Stay positive my friend, she's expecting you too! Good harvest to U.🙏

[@JimRyser]

Will be thinking of u.

[@doncook3584]

She will be glad you’re out there. You her and God have a nice chat while you wait. Will be a great day with or without Mr Big.

[@JimRyser]

Good to see Hayden n Warb today!

[@drycodegear7046]

Great tips for late October scouting! The wind advantage and low-impact scouting make a lot of sense.

[@Hammerback972]

Alright! Always makes a good evening when THP drops a video! Cold front coming this weekend (hits here, central Kentucky Tuesday morning) be a great morning

[@tatoo190]

I love this. It’s incredibly helpful

[@shawnforrest1974]

Good job guys!

[@stevebostic9812]

Well done fellas!

[@FreezerFillersTV]

Thanks for the tips!

[@Fall_Legends]

Thank you for some great tips. One thing I do now is I take my bow with me. I've had a few encounters I know I could of got a shot off at a buck if I just brought my bow along on my scouting trip. It may slow you down a little but if you come up on a nice buck you will be glad you brought it with you. Especially on windy wet days it easier to sneak up on deer.

[@chuckbllrs3844]

Top #1 listen to these guys!

[@russellwatters5891]

Awesome tips for the field. I especially like the one about scouting into the wind. Slow and steady wins the race. 😂😅😊

[@calebstearns250]

Man I’m not gonna lie I was scouting last Saturday wind in my face walking around a point. I stared a 160’ dead in the eyes and never moved he blowed and ran away. I’ve been so paranoid to even make my presence back in these woods as to I don’t want to blow him out of the area for good. I’ve been debating on going back or not. I’ve also been wondering if he is even still there. It was great news to hear that you’ll have big bucks see you and still come back. It’s nice to know they spook more heavily off of scent. And I hope that’s the case this was the biggest buck I’ve ever seen in my life

[@matthewwichtner2935]

Dude, be patient. Use what you've learned. He'll l come back. If you can, class him from a ways away. So as you know he's still coming back. Patience, you got this!

[@craftgrow]

Thanks Boys appreciate you 👊

[@ynotliveitup8868]

Can't beat experience. Thanks again

[@scottharrington2400]

Nice job, thanks for the information.

[@Theshortguy04]

Thanks fellas!! I needed this. I’m headed out to Kansas to try to get on a big one!!

[@torkbtw1449]

I love the Nature is Neat reference 🤣

[@mamaneedmore2428]

Great info. Thanks guy.

[@ClemsonFAN251]

You can always tell a good rub vs a bad rub, cause the way it is. That’s pretty neat!

[@jeremy_317]

that rain helps tone down those crunching leaves as well when making a move!

[@wayloncavanagh2396]

love you guys

[@chrisbetter3820]

PLEASE , PLEASE PLEASE One of you guys LET ME KNOW!!! Even though the video is 11 hours old, am I gonna be the first one to say THANK YOU Such a tremendous amount of informations that are going to benefit all levels of experience outdoorsmen and women. As an inspiration for a novice to rebrushing the basics of any level of experience , this is such a video. Thank you also for the adventures. Chris from Crete

[@snapcrack55]

I like the Neature Walk boy reference. LOL!!

[@bradydeneen4506]

Wearing rubber boots helps with foot scent as well correct

[@user-rq5ym2xm1e]

Tip 6, don't go into the woods this time of year without your bow.

[@groovytunes2]

Keep up your good work 👍👍

[@knotengajin7359]

Here in NE AR there’s still tons of green browse, acorns everywhere, falling leaves covering sign, and really dry ground limiting sign.

[@andrewwilliams1874]

Who knew that you could identify both fresh deer droppings AND an aspen tree, just "because of the way it is". How neat is that? Score! 😝 Awesome shoutout to Neature Walk. Priceless!

[@travis5984]

Keep up the good work

[@rorynelson7548]

Lolol love the jazzy flute music

[@EdWolfram]

They are camping the acorns. I have some on cam that only leave for an hour or so, they pop up on the water hole cam, then wander back to the big white oak, and bed right under it.

[@allenbrom2760]

Nice Tips 😃

[@Boone9269]

Late October in western PA is our peak rut so it doesn't take a genius, just a little luck.

[@charlesCinema]

This yalls best video if people listen

[@tombielecki160]

I'm tryint to listen but all I hear is thump thump thump thump.

[@christianmajor6424]

Love these tips videos! Could you guys do one sometime for effective calling tips or tactics for bucks on public? I’ve called in several nice bucks over the years but always felt like I was winging it and just got lucky.

[@matthewwichtner2935]

Hey guys, love your stuff man. Talking about poop, I've come to realize, buck poop is almost always clumpy. And as far as tracks, pointed toes, almost always means bucks. Wondering if you guys feel the same, and/or have had the same experiences? I realize you guys get slammed with 5 million emails, text, etc. But, if someone finds time to touch back, much appreciated. Again, you guys are awesome man, love all your stuff!

[@TheMatthewKline]

It’s been proven buck and doe poop can’t be determined. The clumpy factor is based on what they’ve been eating

[@kevinleary5244]

We need some zach hunts!

[@motis44]

Lots to ask and talk about but I have been dying to ask you guys about ground blinds. Don't get me wrong you kill a lot of deer in the perfect setups, but could you guys show some ground blind setups? Or maybe there could be a "ground blind challenge" for all you guys to try to accomplish taking a deer(doe or buck) out if a ground blind. We don't see you guys use them and I think it would be interesting to get your guys thoughts and setup advise. Thanks and keep up the great content!

[@davidcross5688]

Tip #2 (Driving around) only works if it is open country....not like that here in Michigan...(Mostly trees or Private land)

[@Tattooedharvester1983]

I live in southern Michigan and we have had pretty slow movement but hopefully this weekend will be different than the last two!

[@matthewwichtner2935]

I live in upper, lower, western Michigan. Been pretty freaking wet. So going, but the signs are there. Had a bear come in last Sunday, that was your first for me. And I've been doing this for a long time. Exciting to see and watch her. But waiting on the big boys, kind of a funky weather pattern we've been in. It'll change, hang in there my friend!😊

[@mckwilly]

Well looking at title.... apparently turn the AC back on enjoy vids from THP and The Element and wait for cool weather 🤠😎🤔

[@joereidoutdoorsman.3136]

Awesome chanel.

[@Tattooedharvester1983]

You folks should come back to Michigan

[@hawknives]

Yep! Christ Bless You Boyz....and Thank Yee! YEE YEE!

[@christopherblackmer7476]

I want to see some sort of bet or challenge that results in Aaron rocking a mustache.

[@ADVENTURESOFBZ]

We need a scouting/tip channel for Florida deer. I love all deer content but 99% of it doesn't apply to me here in Florida. Its just different here. The rut is 7 months long obviously spread out over the state!! Its always green here, cant see past 50 yards EVER!!! And today it was 90 degrees!!!

[@steven1751]

And 98% of people wouldn't watch that video because nobody goes to Florida to hunt deer.

[@Elandar21]

I hunt in swamps of South Carolina. A lot of what they are talking about here still applies. Edges and thermals on waters are the big pieces. Can still find deer :)

[@terryjohnson3100]

It is really easy to find deer. Just drive until you find a sign on the side of the road that says "Deer Xing" works every time!

[@retailtraitor1516]

Can you guys do a video where you show food for late season after all the acorns are gone? I feel like hunting oaks is pretty self-explanatory, but once they’re gone, I’m not sure what to look for. Love you guys!

[@andrewkirkpatrick626]

The deer will still browse for acorns and will find them but when there scarce late season they will eat other natural browse like tips of branches with dried up buds, grass and any kind of agriculture fields, if u know of any fields with cut corn that's something they will always go back to

[@stanhunt8543]

Briar bushes and locust tree pods.

[@bradsmith1687]

Best suggestions for boots during the winter? I have rubber boots but they are very bulky and loud.

[@Red_Necker_Music]

I've had my best year ever only own 2 acres here at my house planted a domain food plot in my 1/2 acre field and have killed 2- 10 points and a doe off it so far still on cloud 9

[@ccoutdoors590]

The recorder solo....gettin it! Lol

[@kylen1922]

Need tips for hunting in the rain. It has rained here in sw michigan for 3 weeks straight. Very few decent days .

[@ML-ks2lj]

How about scouting in rubber hip waders or something drenched in scent killer? I use muck boots sprayed with scent killer definitely seems like the deer pick up scent but its not enough to scare them off.

[@Eightball2516]

How do you look on the map and tell it is a bedding area

[@damienslominski6455]

In the past 3 years I've dedicated a lot of time and research and MONEY into hunting to be a better hunter... going from knowing nothing to what I know now which is still almost nothing. One thing that helped me was being mobile. I have a saddle set up. I look for fresh sign. I sit fresh sign. last year and this year doing that I've been able to see deer almost every sit! Where before I would spend an entire season every single weekend and maybe see ONE deer from October to the end of December. Another thing that helped me was my four-wheeler driving ATV trails looking for fresh tracks in the sand. I still have a hard time with bedding and that's next on the list to learn.

[@mtpockets5109]

At 6:14 there's a four leaf clover bottom right side of the poo. That's a lucky deer eh lol

[@adrienpalmer3137]

Where’s Zach at??

[@theprocreated5780]

White tail bucks hate saplings.

[@nextgenfishing4403]

Is that video with teds buck in the beggining out yet?

[@danieljarosz5140]

Follow Jake. Follow the flow and mustache. Heck grow a mustache

[@JPE182]

Hayden, where do I get that hat?! I don’t see the trucker with duck camo, just the rope hat. That something we will see available soon?

[@334outdoors8]

I need tips for right after they shed velvet this stuff don’t apply till February

[@B1GE2]

Lots of deer are going to get shot this weekend with this front sweeping across the country.

[@bwilkinson6901]

heres a tip for the hunting public staff. let the texas 11 points walk

[@grinder881]

@TheHuntingPublic Five years ago you made a video about favorite trail cameras. You highly recommended the Covert MP8. Being 5 years later do you still recommend the Cover MP8 and what others ones?

[@shanemeely5959]

That last bit you say you have your suspected bedding area, how are you figuring that?

[@surviveitforbeginner]

When you scout do you ever bring your bow with you just in case?

[@PennNative]

Great video, A few things that i want to talk about. The one main issue is many of us hunt within a short distance of home because of work and family. So what if you’re stuck only having spots around home and thats it? Thats the places you have to hunt and you got to work with what you have. I live in a area where the state has crushed the deer population as well. Due to CWD. I have been all over my area there is feed and i cant find any deer poop. I found only a few piles the whole year so far. How do you hunt a place like that? Very little scrape sign. very few rubs. It’s like the woods are totally dead? These are the only areas i can hunt. I can drive on a Saturday to get somewhere else sure. But idk if area within a reasonable distance are any better. But the majority of my hunting is done all week after work. I was just off for a few weeks and hunted every single day. Every scrape i had seen has leafed over and i never seen a single deer. Have not seen a deer yet this season.. Not bucks. Im talk even a doe or fawn. Looked under so many white oaks i cant count. There are no deer droppings. There just has to be so few deer. Thats only conclusion i can come to. Only thing i seen eating the acorns are squirrels and chippys. My area is just monotonous woods. I cant drive and glass cause state only lets you go in to a area n park in on or two spots. You have to walk. One of the days i went scouting im had my OnX tracker on. I walked 6.5 miles. The place i scouted was so dead i never even went back to hunt in there. The last few seasons here in Pa have been rough. And it seems to be getting worse every year. Many days i dont even know where to go cause i cant find anything to hunt over. I spent so much time scouting and it just dead. How do you hunt places like this? Its so frustrating.

[@braydancauwels419]

go find somewhere else is your only option. go knock on doors instead of hunting one saturday

[@lalleeyang361]

Did Warb say, "dry as a popcorn fart in the midwest"?

[@DM-wb4jv]

If I find big scrap,set cam, buck came in that night and didn't spook but definitely sniffed around where I was. worked his scrape, and was very casual when leaving, will that deter him from coming back?

[@sharonsgamingchannel8036]

Still trying to get my first deer but do you have any tips on how to hunt public lands with no acorns? The oaks had a hard frost in the spring and killed the flowers but been finding a lot of sign going out tomorrow hopefully I'll find something, Gona sit on the signs I've seen hopefully something will cruise on by.

[@retailtraitor1516]

+1 on wanting to know what to hunt other than acorns and some farmer’s field edge.

[@mrgerman227]

What about end of November?!

[@taylorsilco6176]

How do you know where they’re bedding in open woods areas or say super thick areas. Say properties size of 40 acres each. How do you know where they’re bedding when you have 40 acres of thick growth, or 40 acres of open mature woods

[@ML-ks2lj]

Whatchu guys use yo wash your huntin gear?

[@styyyks]

Shout out to neature 😂

[@ztowthatme]

you guys so far just drive around and see them lol

[@gregmacaluso4090]

November tips?

[@jordanhudson5075]

Now how to scout the ozarks

[@coreyk5536]

Why is it that the acorns are scarce? Finding the same story in some of the woods I hunt. Lots of oaks but very few acorns producing trees

[@IowaCoyotes]

It’s amazing how many people hunt deer and never watch their winds. Or even scent.

[@skinnyllamas8230]

What's that song that sometimes play at the end of their videos. Its like a fiddle instrumental and I want to find it on KZbin but I can't.

[@IowaCoyotes]

When can i join you guys on a hunt?

[@naamanpratt]

💫

[@user-dp6jv2ej7k]

I agree with the other gentleman, there’s no need to show the footage of the dying buck. Congrats on your harvest.

[@MalkavianC]

Is dry as a popcorn fart a midwestern saying or a warb original 😂

[@ryanforster1528]

1:38 What’s the deal with the crazy recorder music?