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[@rbidrywall5186]

Ive never consumed as much hunting knowledge in 35 minutes…..ever. Thank you.

[@olegchernenko6712]

Dan, thank you for very informative video!!!

[@TS1023TS]

Thanks for showing the process!

[@tomlarge8841]

If Dan called me up and said he wanted to personally take me on a hunt. Set me up and film it I would go. Id figure out how to get a tag😂 This is good content. I like how Dan takes us thru the actual stand set up

[@michellecybyske851]

Cat tail fluff also makes an excellent wind checker

[@bobbob6162]

You are the man...period...... i love hunting deer-hunting. period, if you come to NYS , please look me up. i love to hunt with you. thank so much for your vid,s. Bob

[@64bloodseeker]

Good Info!!!! Thanks!

[@williampowers9573]

Man you've tought me alot and I've harvested nice bucks using your techniques and I know that's your point, however I wish u actually would harvest more deer. You have a really good Trac record for having harvesTED super nice deer..Don't get me wrong Dan I am a big supporter of your channel and I appreciate all the knowledge tought. I'd just love to see you harvest more deer using your techniques and then talk about what you did to harvest that deer. Not talk loudly in the stand about how or what you'll do to harvest a deer and then barley ever harvest!

[@brob-zy8zi]

I love your videos! They are very informative. I always love seeing how the best become the best! On a different note. Do better KZbin. The amount of ads you imbed in videos is making them nearly unwatchable. This man deserves better than what you are doing to his videos!

[@jeffboutilier5075]

How did I not see this video until now? Lol. Very informative as usual

[@patrickpk6299]

thanks, good info here!

[@marillahills91]

That was a very helpful video thank you

[@BwanaSuttree]

You made an accidental mock scrape. They work, make one and hang a licking branch. Put a camera on it and you will see it works.

[@clayton203]

They smart man Smarter than Most people think

[@forthrightnight]

Dude? Where's my hunt? I haven't been left this far out to dry since Nixon.

[@kellypeterson5771]

Second time I’ve watched this, learned something new again. Nice Sage TD, where did you get that sight from?

[@thehuntingbeast]

It was a gift

[@hankmcmahan6578]

It's never to cold

[@thomashood3748]

Great! You make going slowly snd quietly look easy.....but it isnt easy. We are programed to move quickly. Every deer season i have to reprogram my brain and my body to slow down but season is more than half over before i get myself slow enough or quiet enough!

[@michaelfryeii8466]

I love late season no one is hunting and I see a ton of deer so easy to find them. Snow tells you the whole store . Love the show.

[@Diffidentone]

Only bad thing is you have to deal with all the shed hunters. Was going to go out the other day in one of the few spots still open around here and that particular woods was full of meandering human and dog tracks. It was not a total loss, the woods there was full of rabbit tracks so found a new spot to go rabbit hunting in February.

[@zachdavis712]

Unless you dont get snow in late season and everything is bone dry😂 its rough right now

[@richardhayber5298]

Great video. Thanks for showing us the details of your hunting technique. I am a rifle hunter on my own 95 acres and set up fixed stands. Your bow technique is opening my eyes to possibilities.

[@klundin2000]

Thank you for taking the time with the narrative and thought process. I've been bowhunting for 45 years and you continue to teach me new things. Great job Dan!!

[@michaeldemny612]

You are the best young man, I've never hunted the north country but alot of what you teach can be used anywhere. Thanks sir.

[@chiya2006]

New sub here. Thanks for the time and energy you spent, just to share some knowledge. I grew up in an area close to mountains. So I started hunting those mountain goats at young age. We had to walk about 6-8 hours to get to the hunting ground. It was harsh and tire-full journey, especially if we had to go for couple days hunt that required staying in caves or under big rocks at night with the snow on the ground and a bitter night cold. Long story short, every time I was up there, I was telling myself “ this is the last time coming here”. But then after a week or so , I was itching to go back and do the same all over again. That taught me to be so patient and independent. Now days I’m hunting whitetail deers with my buddies, they all see me as a reliable, dependable guy sitting at the top list of my group. Hunting is an addiction in a good way. And I will do it as long as my legs support me to walk in the bushes . 🥂

[@morningwood801]

How doesn’t this guy have a million followers?

[@557ronb9]

I love to watch Deer "Hunting" video. So many other video's are shooting videos. Thanks Dan. I am an South Western Ontario bow hunter that has to start hunting public land. The area I have found is much like the area in this video.. So thick that the rabbits won't go there ,lol.. The area is new for me this year and it is Dec 3. Last muzzle ends this week end. Your Videos are helping me to get set up. Changing from fixed stand to saddle hunting. Thanks again for your insight...

[@waynekensicki4718]

Man, love your videos. You ain't a lollipop you go hard and inspire me.. I am blessed with a piece that butts up against state land. Not a typical PA area, got some good deer. Would love to see how you approach this place.. the good deer bed on a Rock wall and always see me coming. Did you ever say who won the jacket?

[@Amiyelvovna]

Nice job demonstrating how a hunter uses experience to approach a hunt, an area, the next foot placement, tree selection etc. It’s all this deliberation and details that make the difference. The patience and focus it takes when it comes to being quiet, especially during stand set up while finagling clangy. metal objects with cold fingers. Thus the beloved grind and exhaustion. Just got back from 3 days in north Alabama hills hunting public tva land. Camped in the cold on an island and canoed into areas to hunt. Was glad to be home but after one day I’m missing the woods.

[@rustinpeace7466]

I was getting excited to see the hunt, true sportsman making the hike to show us how it's done.

[@brucetruman3937]

Great video - really appreciated the description of the thought process. One of your best videos!

[@scottfesko6626]

Dan would you have the same approach if your hunting private property say like 100 plus acres or would you change your approach because of the size of the property??

[@thehuntingbeast]

The size of the property would not change my approach. But it may have me having pre set locations.

[@lesleyboeder1798]

Great video. Thanks for all the insite.

[@ML-ks2lj]

Thats what separates me from most guys in my area. I love the cold and hate the heat i can sit for about 4 hours eith a pair of thermal long John's and bibs a thermal baselayer shirt a long sleeve merino wool long sleeve and a wind proof vest with 1200 gram thinsulste rubber boots and wool socks a hat and gloves and im good down to a about 25 degrees unless i get my foot wet then i plug the toe warmers in my boots

[@johnharrison8807]

Dan, awesome video! I learned more in 35 minutes watching your video than I have in a few years. Sharing your observations helped me remember to think, analyze, process and trust your instincts. I'm a huge fan of yours, thanks for sharing.

[@mikebaker1044]

Thanks for your time

[@nathanielbetteridge4978]

Quality education right here thanks for the seemingly never ending knowledge. Youre bringing new hunters into this way of life and helping to retain those already in it.

[@ryansmith8440]

Dan if you ever need someone to set up with for a video, I don't care of it's -20 Id go to learn. Any condition.

[@WallyOutdoors]

That comment is so true Dan.. The season gets long and you fill a couple tags and get spent.. Few days later you are planning where to go next.. LOL I still have a couple out of state tags for my neighboring state I am gonna try and fill.. Cool video. Hoping for some more snow here..

[@wduncan4231]

Dan, Thanks for taking us along with you. It is great that you are willing to share your wisdom. Have a safe and happy new year my friend.

[@brickmason4410]

Probably thought it was a scrape made by another buck

[@tracygrieder6217]

Dan, one of the greatest videos. So much info. Thanks so much.

[@jimpeterson3806]

Here I was hoping the ol' recurve would get some lovin' lol. Thanks for taking us along on the "hunt" 😉

[@silverback802]

Dan, I'm 73 years old and have killed my share of deer and I still learned a hell of a lot from this video. Great job and thank you.

[@robertayoder2063]

Mature giant's or yearlings and such ? Big boys our different game

[@stevekampe8979]

That was a great one- loved watching your whole process- and you go t me when you said you had no tag! Neighbor called with a road kill today at his property I hunt- tracks bigger than my hand 20 feet from his front door.... can’t wait to go follow those tracks to his bed!

[@bjshall5044]

Nobody to go hunting with ya... Well that's because you didnt ask me. Very interesting i do alot of tracking like that and I've basically taught myself alot of what ya said. Ive gotten alot of bucks and jumped alot also.

[@donaldpype7018]

The track I'm looking for is about size 11 and slightly dragging his right heal. Then I know it's Time for me to find a new Area.

[@marissafortunato7557]

Take me hunting👁👁🤗🤘🤙pleeeaaae

[@dougcassin677]

Dan toting around a recurve. Never thought I'd see that. Good man!

[@cgodwin336]

Great video it helps give me more courage to actually go deeper in and try to set up tighter to bedding. Same issues with finding the perfect tree as i'm use to a climber. I might try your stand setup and see if I can get the big one. Florida and Alabama no snow but good trails. Our deer can literally bed everywhere it's so thick. thanks for taking the time to video.

[@trophypages]

Good to see this. I think like this and ask myself sometimes, "Am i overthinking this?"😂 Loved it at the end when he said " Im not actually hunting today"😅 Thank you for a great video.

[@benjamindurtka]

Absolutely crushing the content lately. Much appreciate it.

[@craufurdgoodwin3835]

Ontario’s season goes until the 31st of December and granted, once the door closes on the rut, pursuits become much more difficult. However what that time of year does have to offer is the ability to backtrack a buck shot (if you should be so lucky) or one seen cruising by within eyesight but out of range to understand how he chose to navigate that part of the woods as well as your ability to see exactly what those woods look like during next years season (with snow and no foliage). Our post peak rut usually arrives when the snow does. I’d forfeit all other rut phases for this window. No better time to shoot someone else’s “target buck” as his range broadens looking for the last hot does. Btw, the recurve is an ultra classy addition to the video!

[@cryptocreek1557]

I was stressed as hel from trading all day on the computer just watching your video all the stress was gone. Thanks for the great videos.

[@andyw237]

Good info, thanks for sharing. late season is a great time to enjoy the woods for many reasons. during late archery season where i live, I always have the entire state to myself. the fudds believe in their own myths, like the majical "disappearing deer" or "deer dun never move after the rut".....OK ;-)!

[@dhdhhdhdve2369]

i want a t shirt that says #Deer Cop.

[@J155P]

Video gold.

[@aaronkorsmo]

Great video Dan! Learned some stuff and you helped reinforce some of the tactics I came up with for myself this past year based off of some of your teachings as well as others that you know and hunt with.

[@ironman2682]

Great hunt with Dan video. Sure would've love to seen what came past that evening. Good content.

[@jessiegarcia8465]

Wow, good show ,u carrying a recurve, learned some good stuff thanks Dan

[@marksmith823]

So many hunters just go busting up through places like that clang stands sawing limbs and ruin the area !! Stealth mode is always best. Most of the time I’m not going in before daylight. I wait so I don’t have to use a light to get in ! Just slip in extremely quiet. The guys don’t understand why I’m so successful ! All I say is Shhhhhhh !

[@bobbygreen2291]

Very interesting dan , I did not know that deer never forgot , but you proved it.

[@craigcard2404]

Great video Dan very informative thanks for everything you do!

[@PBAdventures146]

Great Video! Very informative!! I am going to take what you said and apply it to the rest of the season in my state!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@9676Yoki]

Outstanding video. Thanks for posting.

[@matthewbeckwith663]

What would you recommend if someone wanted to hunt that scenario from the ground?

[@thehuntingbeast]

The 1st thing I would recommend is reconsidering getting in a tree... Then if you have to stay on the ground stay to the downwind side of the trail and find the best cover you can to conceal you and dont change the natural landscape. They will notice.

[@garrettstraffon608]

Another awesome video. You are right it’s the little basic things that you need to put together. Plan your path and find the deer don’t just settle with a spot you don’t feel good about

[@bowhuntingsoul2149]

Pure gold Dan. Thanks for putting out the content you do 👍

[@michaelmccrory383]

Thank you for taking the time to help learn us up I’m in the south so snow is scarce would love to be able to scout in it like that for sure but really appreciate everything you teach

[@paullambert1485]

Great info I do 75 % scouting and 25% hunting I hunt public land I’ve harvested about 90% of my deer on public land because I scout most of my buddies never scout they go the same place all the time and sometimes they get lucky most times they don’t I rarely hunt the same spot twice especially on public land the deer move with the pressure when pressure starts the deer hunt you I never hunt over bait I find bedding and I hunt travel corridors as close to the bedding as I can get as long as the wind is right I do pretty well every year so I think I’m on to something Good luck out there late season I also love shooting my recurve a real challenge

[@skdrcr]

Such a great video Dan, very informative. I'll be grinding until January 15th as long as I still have a tag!!

[@davidtisch5237]

Them new sticks lookin beastie 👍

[@bradbishop1893]

Next time I will contact you and will be happy to go out with you no matter how cold it gets 🙂. Thanks for the video, pure gold.

[@rudygeorgiamulesandcountry1594]

You'd better N0T have any Dooe pee on you when you film from your spot , that Buck will nail you. I have a friend that was putting out cracked corn in his yard to see turkeys. Just like you he found deer were eating it. Eventually he backed off on the frequency and the deer still came around every evening. Eventually he stopped because it got too expensive to feed the deer. He found out as you did that years later they still come around every night.

[@mdcoyne]

Awesome video. Snow definitely allows you to more easily find big buck tracks. But it also helps other hunters find your secret spots. Have to make sure to double back to throw em off your scent

[@celliott8338]

This was my 1st season hunting with a bob lee recurve. didn't fill no tags but it was a great season & I learned a lot. I was in the right church but the wrong pew in the mountains of PA.

[@flounderwetspot8524]

Tagged out Saturday, swore I was good for the season. Hunted just like you did in this video every chance I had since October. Well it’s Monday and I’m itching to get back into the woods!

[@ronmacdougall9612]

Another excellent video Dan,did you check to see what the sight is on your bow.

[@matthewlaursen6943]

Thanks for showing how ya got get to ur spot an how quiet to. To bad we didn't see the deer cop lol.

[@bossdawg165]

I appreciate seeing the set up at the tree for the most part.

[@1957cajun]

Man I could have sat and watched this all day long! If I had known you weren’t going to hunt I probably would not have watched it, but I enjoyed every minute of it.

[@stickjr.3715]

I got a buck tag! I would love to learn and sit in the cold! South Central Wisconsin

[@DaCajun1]

Man! What a great video! Really enjoy these a lot more than that BS on major cable networks! Proves to everyone that Dan doesn’t have to kill anything for the best quality out there. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@outdoorman808]

Good video Dan glad to see you with a recurve in hand.

[@dougkraemer8327]

Great video. I was hoping to see your complete setup. Getting sticks and stand set and rest of gear up in tree. Maybe have someone video that from the ground.

[@Bubakarrr]

Hey Dan, I've had a lot of luck tracking deer in the snow. The best way to do it is just walk to where you know that there are deer and follow the freshest set of tracks you can find. There are some areas that don't hold many deer at this time so you won't see many tracks. Even if it is doe tracks, you will eventually find bucks if you follow them. The one's I found tended to lead me to big herds that held a decent buck or two. In my experience, the deer aren't bothered by the crunch of snow when you are walking. Just be sure you are hidden when you get to bedding areas. I almost always spooked a deer or two when I approached a thick area that the trails led me two. I've only had the opportunity to track deer in the snow twice (and only for a few hours in both occasions) and I've always seen a few groups of at least 8 deer. I'm still very inexperienced but tracking deer in the snow almost seems like using a cheat code. You find exactly where all the funnels are and the best bedding areas. You will find shit that's still warm and urine thats still evaporating. Unfortunately, we don't get a lot of snow here during the season lol.

[@evanniblett225]

Public service announcement if Dan fucking infalt volunteers his time to take you into the woods please go

[@wetfoot7782]

Too cold? Can't remember a milder start to winter, LOL. Have been in the woods scouting every chance get since mid November, so psyched for next year.

[@johnthomas6895]

Great video, Dan! Your deer locating advice is very helpful and thought provoking. Please also post your videos to Rumble. Y-T's activities make me sick.

[@thehuntingbeast]

We have a Rumble page too, just started putting videos there for people abandoning the censorship.

[@dustinhoffman9843]

Great video brotha, lots to think about and learn from. Also I've really been keying in on the "Same place Same time" deal with bucks every since the 1st time I heard you say that and it's pretty crazy how much on the mark it is. I make a very detailed note now of all good buck encounters I have now for that very reason

[@moorehuntin8732]

Newer hunter here in SE WI. I’m watching as much of your stuff as possible. Dad wasn’t a hunter so you are my virtual mentor. Thanks for always keeping it real and not adding fluff. Side note: After all that creeping you aren’t afraid snapping those limbs off the tree isn’t going to spook the deer hopefully bedding nearby?

[@thehuntingbeast]

It sounds louder on camera than reality. I would rather go around than break it off, but you have to weigh each new scenario seperatly.

[@brockpeck7073]

Dan I felt the same way! Busted my ass to shoot a buck and doe. I said thank god im done. Few days went by and I wished I was still out hunting😂

[@enolawolf4705]

Great video! Thank you

[@Ranger.Vt.]

Not only do I look at the stride length but also how wide the track is from between the out side of the left track to the out side of the right track. A foot across between is a wide shouldered buck.

[@adamdrouin2295]

This is the best hunting channel by far

[@mikewisner8141]

I totally miss the days we had real snow in Kentucky. The past few years we are lucky to even get a dusting...

[@MarkDohring]

I’m still out there, passed on a lot of does early season, still have my tags here in SE WI, still trying to track down a couple big ones. Will be out there the next 2 days and the weekend.

[@SeasonsChange24]

Dan! Shooting a recurve eh? Welcome to the team!

[@jonkrings6115]

Amen brother

[@dswish1730]

He wasn't shooting it.He just took it for a walk..

[@HuntADX]

Best time to figure the land and trails out is late season. snow no foliage etc.Always take advantage of it

[@monicar6963]

my first sight on a darton recurve was a wooden match taped to the front of the riser. Stan and I came up with that high tech accessory.

[@andrewkelly6909]

No self respecting deer would bed here in the daylight.

[@stdavis22]

guys up north have no idea how lucky they are to have snow....lots to learn

[@johnthomas6895]

Here in NC we won't see snow till after the season, but it is still educational to follow the tracks in the off-season.