Early season scouting (Public Land)

[@tlchef9]

Man awesome videos! Still learning in Laurel, De.

[@Opmaleficent8426]

Oh snap Rick y'all found my bike

[@RicksFamilyAdventure]

Lol

[@Opmaleficent8426]

I knew I put that bike somewhere lol I been seeing does out back were I live but my bow needs new sights sucks only having one sight set at 25 yds

[@RicksFamilyAdventure]

You should let me come over and put the smack down on them! LOL

[@Opmaleficent8426]

Shoot I would but I'm over in Maryland I gotta go back and do some recon work myself man

[@matthewwhite3444]

Why were you getting hate for the last video? Also, how big were those deer bones you found? Maybe a fox or coyote caught a fawn. I used to hunt in a club in Somerset County that was located on a pine plantation similar to that state property you were scouting. If there is one thing I found out hunting there it is that deer on those properties are very difficult to pattern. They have so many options for bedding that you can never really tell where they will be. You just kind of have to pick a trail, and hope you are right.

[@RicksFamilyAdventure]

No those were bigger bones. My camera doesn’t show any justice it’s an action camera everything looks small or looks far away in it lol. And the hate I was getting most of it was from the guy that put his scouting camera right next to mine in the last video go figure lol! And you’re right about the bedding and how hard it is to pattern those deer in there that’s pretty much the conclusion I got after being in there. I was sitting at home watching the video that’s what I love about recording what I’m doing! It’s almost like I’m scouting twice and that’s when it hit me how hard it would be to hunting there it’s just so thick and you can never tell what trail those deer will be on. Plus there’s so much for them to eat on they don’t have to move much! Definitely a difficult spot hunt!! Good luck this season and be safe!!!

[@matthewwhite3444]

@@RicksFamilyAdventure same to you guys.