Deer hunting the high country with 3030

[@JnJTrueOutdoorAdventures]

Nice hunt, Mike! Like those vittles you were eating!! I like that setup you have. I guess here in about a week and a few days we will be up in the mountains of the Monongahela National Forest in Greenbrier County for a week. Good luck to you, I think this is your 2nd week of rifle season. I don't know much about the Virginia seasons. Our season opens the 25th, but I will be hunting here in Fayette County the first week. Jerod can't get off from work the first week, so our trip to the mountain won't happen until next Friday (day after Thanksgiving) and we will tree that week, which will be our second week, like it is our first week. Probably won't hunt Saturday or Sunday next weekend, Monday December 2nd we will treat like our opening day. Thanks for sharing your hunt with us. Juddie

[@mike451]

@@JnJTrueOutdoorAdventures thanks good luck

[@MountainMenOutdoors]

Looks like a fun place to watch Mike. Great video

[@mike451]

@@MountainMenOutdoors well it’s not bad boss it is what it is

[@tennesseesmoky9012]

I think any day when you can get outside and go into the high-country woodlands is a pretty good day. I can appreciate you not taking that year old spike buck in hopes of drawing in that big daddy. Having that hunting blind set up sure makes for a good spot to hold up until the deer begin to move. Be patient, the opportunity to meet that big buck face to face will come for you. Thanks for taking us along on this adventure. - Tennessee Smoky

[@mike451]

@@tennesseesmoky9012 thanks Smoky

[@debravalerio4929]

I enjoy listening to you. I’ve been a Deerhunter for over 40 years.

[@mike451]

@@debravalerio4929 well thanks a bunch

[@UncleSasquatchOutdoors]

I hope you get to see that big 'un again. Thanks for taking me along for the hunt.

[@mike451]

@@UncleSasquatchOutdoors no problem bro jimmy

[@imyourhuckleberry7069]

Great video bro Mike! That's what hunting is about. Bring outdoors and enjoying it! Regardless if you harvest anything or not. Just being outdoors in nature

[@mike451]

@@imyourhuckleberry7069 yes

[@bangsteellongrangeshooting3413]

Thank you for the shout-out brother! :) Much appreciated. I'm glad you're enjoying the Boker camp knife, I really like mine. :) What kind of hot sauce are you using? I need my arteries opened up too, I think. 😆

[@mike451]

@@bangsteellongrangeshooting3413 any kind Texas peat

[@michaelbrunner6654]

Thanks for taking us along.

[@mike451]

@@michaelbrunner6654 you are welcome Michael

[@TheChristianOutdoorsman496]

Very good video brother Mike.

[@mike451]

@@TheChristianOutdoorsman496 thanks

[@wallaceviviansadventures2095]

good luck with your hunt.

[@mike451]

@@wallaceviviansadventures2095 thank you

[@rparnaby3843]

I'm 45 years old now and I found out as I've gotten older it's much easier to be out in the woods or on the duck boat longer when you have something warm to eat and drink to keep you going, even just that small little heat source is an amazing world of difference nowadays😊

[@mike451]

@@rparnaby3843 sure thing

[@richardrogers567]

👍

[@mike451]

@@richardrogers567 thanks

[@debravalerio4929]

I shared your video

[@mike451]

@@debravalerio4929 thanks a whole bunch

[@Fireinahorn]

Let's see that jerky making video!

[@mike451]

@@Fireinahorn I already have 3 on my channel

[@HarshmanHills]

hoping you can fill the freezer

[@mike451]

@@HarshmanHills thanks James its full hunting horns

[@Sryofcrv1]

What do you think is the better tactic, Mike.. Staying in one spot where there's sign of deer, (but not seeing any), or moving around to different spots? I've been hunting since Friday at my spot and I've only seen two does this past tuesday morning, they definitely smelled or heard me because they were blowing at me, but they never ran, they just walked off after about 5 minutes.. no buck ever followed.. but I had 3 or 4 nice bucks on camera in this spot. I'm just not seeing ANYTHING despite there being a lot of tracks, deer runs, deer poop and broken sticks/ferns/older tree rubs.. I'm wondering if I should stick it out, or pull out and find another spot. I'm on 50,000 acres of public land in Northern MI..

[@mike451]

move around and see what you see im in the high mts and its hard to get the deer hbome if i go to far out