HOW TO HUNT MARSH BUCK BEDDING! - The Hunting Public

[@evanwhitaker6696]

Y'all are the absolute best hunting channel out there. Literally every video is so informative, and you can just tell how much you guys love it. I've learned a ton from watching you guys the past few seasons. Keep up the great work!

[@SASQUATCHTHEORY]

Your accent does change lol i just watched a new buck bedding video and your voice had a southern twang. Great video!

[@christianskibinski337]

Great video! The public land in PA is so diverse, from marsh , to swamp, to hills and deep woods to hard wood mountains and hemlocks, to river and creek bottoms. Oh and I forgot farm land as well. We always target the thickest, nastiest places .. it usually pays off.. keep the great videos coming!! Come to PA, true challenge!

[@deanbyler5977]

Well said! #fellowPAhunter

[@morganlife7787]

Haha. If you think PA is a challenge, come to southeast Tennessee and try to pattern a big old mountain buck.

[@Njjb122]

Pa hunting isnt hard most places you can determine where bucks are feeding and bedding ny is the same way

[@Njjb122]

Let me say killing old mature bucks is never easy but certain habitats make it easier when the deer are able to be patterned when you know where the main food source is when your targeting them and knowing where there bedding because they can be patterned i cant speak for everywhere as ive only hunted ny nj and pa but by far south jersey pinelands is the hardest hunting ive ever experienced

[@traviswilson9718]

2 years later and I still fall back on this video from time to time during the early season.

[@matthewhampel1554]

I’m just seeing a bunch of ticks. Lol. Great information. Thanks.

[@jonchrzanowski725]

I have huge respect for what you guys do, the outstanding hunting videos and then these types of videos where you share your hard earned information with us folks you've never met before because I feel you truly want to help others become better hunters. Thanks for all the hard work

[@artlink9589]

I am new to hunting, I've always been exclusive fishing. This was my second season hunting turkey (ain't kilt one yet, but I was very close on numerous occasions). One of the reasons is that I've always been afraid of public land. Well, what I've witnessed in the field the last two years, combined with what I've learned from ya'll has completely changed my thinking. It's on now! Thank you for the vids, and helping me learn what I am doing. Keep up the great work guys!

[@TheHuntingPublic]

Art Link that’s awesome!!

[@thepubliclandnomad3365]

One good topic could be why the bucks are using the different cover types. Like how they use certain areas when they're antlers are growing/ in velvet vs when they're hard horned. Think that might open some eyes. Also at 04:00 when your kneeling in that bed and the sun was hitting your back I imagined you were a buck and probably you would have decided to move to another bed when that sun started to hit you. Also something else to think about. I think Dan made a video about that before Good video team! 👊👊

[@DIYWhitetail]

Love that kind of habitat! My favorite way to hunt is observing and adjusting. Totally agree with yalls strategy! Awesome video

[@Stevo-xe9jw]

Incredible info again guys, thank you sooo much. I hunt flatland marsh. I know you've encountered red twig dogwood, my area has a couple square miles of it. Extremely difficult when all the big deer stay out there until after shooting hours.

[@brockwilliams3344]

really enjoy all of the HUNTING PUBLIC videos, learn a lot from you guys! thank you!

[@beaverwithachainsaw]

When you can forage on Mulberry's who needs to carry a sammich?! Thanks for another great video!

[@Njjb122]

Id love to see you guys come to the pinelands in nj theres some really nice bucks but its literally the hardest hunting ive ever experienced and would like to see how you guys approach it when everywhere is quality bedding and there is no patterned movement

[@brettbeato4774]

May be helpful to go into detail on primary bedding, primary scrapes.. etc compared to food or rut based bedding as well. Keep up the good work y’all

[@RojoPanda2]

i really learned a lot from this one. I've seen most of them but for whatever reason this one I learned a ton from.

[@brettbuckmaster5128]

The fact that you can sneak in that close to bedded deer and hang a set blows my mind lol

[@georgechamberlainjr3168]

Love your videos man. I watch them all the time

[@bowhntr83]

Thanks for doing what you guys do! I’ve been learning more from you guys than anywhere or anyone else. I like the videos of people killing mature bucks but I’d rather learn how to become a better woodsman so I too can have more success.

[@jonst.9304]

Great info guys. Keep it up. Found some good bedding today as well time to sit and observe in hopes to find the movement.

[@danielpifer9222]

Thanks for the info! Got me scouting for marsh ground now!

[@WilbertRamos777]

great video man this coming season would be my 1st time ever hunting you just earned a new subs thanks for the Info I'll be watching all your videos

[@jasonsyenslandandlifestyle6143]

Another great show guys!

[@mickygtimes5293]

So during this scout your not afraid of leaving a scent or spooking anything ? Great video. I'm desiring to push deeper my self. Thanks.

[@andreweickholt7023]

What’s your game plan for getting a deer across the river and up the riverbank if you get one?

[@greatlakesgrows]

Great content as always guys✌🏻

[@swostillwateroutdoors]

Doesn’t look like there is much water in those marshes, hard to see from the video but just looks like open grassland. Either way, the bucks sure do love it!

[@TheHuntingPublic]

This has been a very dry year for that area. Believe it or not, duck hunters actually hunt these spots more than deer hunters. But you are right, lots of open grassland as well.

[@matthewsbardsley9305]

would you Hunt bogs the same way you would hunt marsh land. have tons of bog land in maine

[@leafinitup1]

Hey guys, FYI: your subscribe button was missing from the end screen. I'm a little confused when you mentioned 'observation stands'. Do you mean that you will use those stands to try and observe mature bucks out in the marsh, and once located you will climb down and stalk them from the ground? Thanks for the intel.

[@TheHuntingPublic]

Thanks! In most cases we sit observation then move in the next day or next available opportunity. Sometimes you could stalk them if you spot the buck early enough in the hunt.

[@allenrobinson30]

They are basically describing an observation post. If they miss the mark they'll adjust.

[@rickbaker5559]

Rick from memphis agen so thares a place to put a boat ware you park when water comes up

[@stevehuecker642]

Thanks for the educational videos!!!

[@markwaynick7265]

Do you guys see the deer bedding in CRP like they do in the marshes? It would seem to me they have a lot of the same advantages that the marshes do.

[@TheHuntingPublic]

Yes they bed in a similar fashion in CRP

[@BONEHEADoutdoors]

Great video. Can I get a link to your hip boots?

[@TheHuntingPublic]

BONEHEADoutdoors I think they are Cabelas Instinct Brand

[@andrewshute4994]

How do you differentiate between buck and doe bedding?

[@hunterjones72]

This really helps thanks for the tips.

[@jaehanson781]

How often do you go in and scout the same spot?

[@Flippersflops]

So you guys like to approach from the visible side of a bed rather than the smell able side?

[@TezOutdoors]

Wow, so u guys use a observation stand first, then get down to stalk and get the deer?

[@jpp4139]

Great Vid, way to pay homage to the big buck serial killer!

[@JohnRobinson_Oklahoma]

I share you guys with everyone I know.

[@justinsigmon1878]

Went in yesterday to where I thought they was bedded and jumped a huge buck found 2 spots to slip in and hang my xop within 70 yards of his bed. In the summer when it's 90° how close to dark is it before thermals start dropping? That's my only concern.

[@TheHuntingPublic]

Roughly the last hour or so but it can vary some

[@justinsigmon1878]

@@TheHuntingPublic I really enjoy watching y'all's videos. The deer are bedded in the bottoms and I'm worried no matter where I set up my thermals are going to drop to them before I even get to see them just don't know what to do.

[@39jimmyjam]

Seeing that someone else already has a stand setup there, do you guys still go in and try to hunt it and risk blowing up their hunt hoping they're not there that particular day? I run into that a lot hunting public here in michigan. Dont wanna crowd someone in hopes that they'll have the same courtesy. Just wondering what ya'll do in that situation

[@TheHuntingPublic]

39jimmyjam If someone is parked there before us then we move or try to find out where their hunting and avoid the area. If nobody is there that day, we’ll go past the stand

[@jwainer4397]

That's all you can do.

[@jimgallagher4939]

what state r u guys from

[@Dan-rw4ph]

Question for you, didn't you guys just cover that whole new area with your human scent? or will it dissipate over time?

[@jamesmooney5348]

Good one.

[@greatlakeshuntingandtracking]

Great video

[@Southern_outdoorsman]

Come hunt Louisiana marshes!

[@jordanlane2658]

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[@montemaguire4596]

Aren't they spurpose to take their stands down by January 31 ???

[@TheHuntingPublic]

Monte Maguire yes

[@whitewiskerz2577]

Yall either aint got no ticks and water moccasins, or u aint got no sense . I apreachiate u guys . I need to hang a camera on a grown up creek bottom but i cant get the nerve up.

[@TheHuntingPublic]

Haha! No cottonmouths here but got plenty of ticks. We wear special clothing that keeps them off.

[@joerichards3491]

I suggest you give Dan Infault of huntingbeast.com a little more credit than just mentioning his name in one sentence. You basically just regurgitated Dan's videos. This is blatant plagiarism and copyright infringement. If ya'll really want to know where the information came from go to HuntingBeast.com

[@TheHuntingPublic]

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