HOW TO FIND FARM COUNTRY BUCKS! - Minnesota Scouting Workshop

[@deanbyler5977]

1:54 Proud of you, Mr. Kolsrud! Awesome to hear you publicly state your goal of being a good steward of the blessing that your land has been/is/will be. More folks would do well to follow your example.

[@joepople7667]

Aaron's geographically variable accent is like nothing I've ever heard before.

[@high-techredneck5941]

Right!! Got that northern/southern mutt talk!! Lol!!

[@cghowell3]

I can’t get enough of this type of content. If y’all did a mountain workshop sometime I would do borderline illegal things to be able to attend. Keep up the great work, fellas!

[@tylerglover9794]

PLEASE do a hill country scouting workshop

[@wvbowhunter5007]

Charlie Howell second this. I’d love to go to one in WV,MD, or PA to see more relatable examples

[@cghowell3]

Southern Appalachian guy, myself, but any eastern mountain state would be awesome as long as the terrain is tough. There’s a difference in mountains that have ridges 15 miles long vs. mountains that go up, down, up, down.

[@wvbowhunter5007]

Charlie Howell totally agree. When I got started mobile hunting watching these guys walk 2+ miles into public land making it look easy I was like “ah this won’t be to bad.” Then I realized the difference between 2 miles of flat ground and 2 miles up and down hill mountains lol.

[@Makete100]

You teach, we learn. That's what I like about watching your videos. There is always something that can be learned from watching your videos. Thanks a million.

[@billycrystal288]

Please show more Minnesota videos, I live in NW Minnesota where the prairie meets the big woods in the Red River Valley. Love to see you guys up our way. Lots of public land up here, and swamp donkeys too!

[@teamflanneloutdoors5631]

I'm so changing my access route this season to the small parcel of land I've hunted over 25 years. Had a hunch, but confirmed it scouting after end of last season, he's had me pegged the whole time. Really appreciate THP sharing the woodsmanship skills.

[@ontargetadventures4940]

Good info 👍. This can apply to public as well as private land. I've improved my bow hunting sightings and now am seeing mature deer because of learning by watching your stuff. Bedding upper third, wind at their back looking down hill and down wind. I jumped a big one scouting last summer that was doing exactly that. Hunting a just off wind is what I look for now. Thanks guys and keep up the good work helping others out! Tom

[@paulshumate2904]

Aaron has got this down pat 4 sure! I absolutely love these types of videos! I've been whitetail hunting now for about 30yrs and I'm learning all sorts of info from you guys!!! Keep HAMMERING

[@indyhunter9541]

I love this! This is the kind of stuff that all of us serious hunters strive for but usually question ourself out of and into the usual hunts.

[@nikolasshay4974]

Cant wait for you guys to come to Texas and help me figure out these pine thickets in the Sam! Lol

[@shannonblane]

Probably one of the two best, most informative, videos that you have done. Some of us are extremely detail oriented, and this video made the light bulb come on over my head. Thank you.

[@deathbyqtip33]

19:55 That is really great advice. I've heard Dan Infalt stress confidence before, but when you make an example out of it like that it really starts to click. Great content in this video.

[@TheHuntingPublic]

deathbyqtip33 Thanks! Learned many things from Dan and the Beast!

[@tommygepford33907]

Love this video !!! Helping other hunters understand how deer move mathodicaly!! MOST wouldnt think deer would bed in them thin woodlines. Keep it up guys love the vids i learn more everyday from you guys😁

[@ktmhiflyer]

Back to good ol Whitetails!! You guys are doing great keep up the hard work, most do not know the effort it takes to do what you guys do but you guys are doing amazing! Thanks for the good content.

[@cantgetenoughoutdoors3258]

The wealth of info from one episode is amazing

[@kendalldwhite]

Not only inspiring information but very entertaining also!

[@kastboarder]

This right here is why I love your channel so much. Although I hunt in a much different landscape from what you're showing there are so many great nuggets on information in here!

[@thejigmann]

Definitely applies to a lot of North Texas Public Land we have here. Good workshop guys.

[@steveesser6807]

Really like the breakdown. Wind direction will always be a factor for early season when getting in tight due to their lack of distance they will travel. Later on and rut.....distance travel will be greater. Awesome work and great explanation!

[@seansmith3747]

This content is bananas. Just a matter of time before you guys blow up.

[@05yamahayfz]

The workshop was awesome. 10 out of 10 would recommend if you're looking to step up your game hunting big bucks .

[@Clbbh88]

Best scouting video yet!

[@cantgetenoughoutdoors3258]

The turkey fan tattoo on dudes arm is really cool!

[@craigodem3815]

Nice explanation Aaron... there's a lot to learn for all of us

[@travisbowers5143]

It was a great time, great workshop fellas.

[@johnnygreen1069]

Would love to see more of this content

[@cobbcreekoutdoorstv3498]

Very knowledgeable video.. I normally scout October or November!! Looking for trails and scrapes but not bucks beds and good stand location..

[@JM75814]

Gentlemen, I know you don’t hunt Illinois. However, would you come to the springfield area? Link up with scheels and maybe do a public land class. You’d have a lot of attendees. There are quite a few public land properties within 30 minutes of the capitol. Plus we have an award winning horseshoe... good enough reason! I’ll house ya for free if you stop in!

[@bowhntr83]

Great info as always guys! I’m all about learning more every chance I get. I have a feeling this season will be better than the last!

[@cantgetenoughoutdoors3258]

Aaron needs a hunting public generals helmet 👍👍👍👍

[@zachtaylor4732]

Thanks for sharing. Love these scouting videos!

[@cantgetenoughoutdoors3258]

THP=game changer/getter.

[@djonesoutdoors]

Awesome video ! I wish I would have been able to make the drive south to attend . But it’s nice to still be able to learn this valuable information 🤙🏾thanks guys !

[@brown7002]

Great info the hunt like your gonna kill a mature buck instead of hoping its your time.. I'm so guilty of this. Always something to learn would love to attend one of these conferences if funds allowed it because hunting NC is tuff need all the help i can get lol

[@blackopstz21outdoors2]

You guys are so much help thank you guys for making these videos and next one you make y’all should come down to Missouri and do a video in our hardwoods!

[@richardfox8854]

Toppling Goliath!

[@paulcrave3112]

I hope there will be more episodes. I want to see what the kid with the long hair found.

[@TheHuntingPublic]

Paul Crave we’ll have another one out soon! Zach found some awesome stuff as well!

[@jaredolivier162]

Awesome Awesome Awesome ! Keep up the great work, boys!

[@haydenm2978]

Hey guys. Y'all should check out paint Creek Ohio there are some giant bucks out there. My dad killed a 183 inch buck and we have seen some more like it but all public land and is really fun and make sure to bring Ted's boat lol

[@jamesmarsee3297]

I live an hour from there always thought about hunting it, but have not yet.

[@Illinois_OutdoorsTV]

I love these types of videos! I learn so much

[@cdp50359]

Aaron, the deer conoser 🦌🦌🦌

[@zekeoutdoors]

Aron is being all calm and talking alot, Zach is probably low crawling and stalking on his belly amd teaching how to be an on ground sniper

[@roymcdavid1015]

I would love to do one of these workshops with ya'll .

[@supermoto3453]

he should have his own tv show wow hes good knows his deer

[@hlubtshajlee9042]

Come to Wisconsin and do the same thing

[@tinamnx7205]

Great info Arson!! Nice video

[@adked1841]

Great Part 1!

[@chadboxdorfer4899]

What about bumping deer that you can’t see that you believe is a good buck? It’s thick where I hunt and I believe I always bump a nice one when I get aggressive

[@minkmink410]

This video is awesome

[@cantgetenoughoutdoors3258]

Liked

[@ericlodor33]

I attended the Ohio workshop. Learned a ton. Was there ever a video posted for Ohio? Did I miss it? Or, is it coming this summer?

[@northwoodsdiscovery6962]

do you ever get to wisconsin and what would it cost to go to a scouting workshop or have one done on our land

[@haydenm2978]

But thanks for the awesome content!

[@mztd912]

Do you guys promote these workshops so others could join? I would love to go to one of these. How do I go about getting into one of these workshops?

[@RumlipS1990]

This episode will put you to sleep lol

[@truebuckhunters1170]

🔥🔥🔥

[@kevinstone2700]

What do you recommend for setting up times? If your hunting a buck bed in the afternoon what’s the latest you guys will get in the tree?

[@TheHuntingPublic]

It all depends on the time you have available. Most times we’d rather be setup several hours before dark but it don’t always work that way. If you only have an hour or so to hunt then you have to make due

[@ericsundberg6486]

How do you decide what farm to look at? And who do I have to hurt to get on that list? Some seriously great info in just a short video.

[@TheHuntingPublic]

Eric Sundberg we try to choose an area with plenty of diversity so we can show those attending the workshop how to hunt different situations

[@ericsundberg6486]

The Hunting Public well we all appreciate the information you guys bring and while it’s not my specific hunting property the it does apply. Keep up the great work!

[@sliverseed]

Those nice maps you had of this farm... Where do you get these maps from?

[@mariahdurham5062]

my brother was wondering if you where at expedition archery in decorah

[@TheHuntingPublic]

Close! We were at the brewery behind it

[@bassslayer132]

What town where you near?

[@northeastnatureboy]

Wait...........is Ted old enough to drink?

[@fattybourgeois1014]

Any one else sick of the Wells Fargo ads?

[@searadish565]

They're not the first people to live there...