Hunting Private Land Deer | Matt Williams | Nick Schlauch | The Deer Shop Podcast | Episode 48

The Siman Brothers Outdoors crew is joined by Matt Williams of Born Again Bowhunting to discuss hunting deer on private land. Part 2 of the “City Deer, Country Deer, Public Deer” series.
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[@geoffoutdoors]

'Lotta deer in Knox Cty! 👍

[@garretts1604]

Seemed like more of a BAB podcast than that of a strategy one. Trespass is trespass and to say he would get Honey off the Libby’s no hunt zone, is being a thief and a hypocrite. It’s sad how many guys bitch about their neighbors, but are those neighbors to someone else. Same thoughts for the regret crossbow buck.Young guys who need to grow in a bit more and should reflect on the good book more than their social media stance for direction.

[@SimanBrothersOutdoors]

@@garretts1604 valid points, strategy for private is very focused on the layout of the land. A flat piece of alfalfa in Kansas is going to hunt differently than a hillside in WV of only oak trees. We touched on the fact that natural movement is almost 0 during hunting season in northeast Ohio due to the baiting. Of course trespassing is illegal and condoning it is unethical. BUT, it’s also unethical to leave a deer, buck or doe to rot, simply due to your neighbors preconceived notions. To expect everyone hunting to have perfect moral ground and keep things black and white at all times is impossible. Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave feedback.

[@garretts1604]

SE here, hence the Hill Country ask with the other video. Corn piles are as Ohioian as Buckeyes now. It’s a shame, holding the herd and age structure back (this coming from a nonresident landowner) … the irony in this how the local culture, as you all shared with the adjacent landowners in this video, is where the shift to kill more immature bucks has originated.

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@@garretts1604 yes, we didn’t get to tap into it as much as I wanted too, but the truth is the deer have unlimited potential in Ohio and our state does kill some exceptional deer. The record books are full of them, but the ease of which we can kill deer here with all the liberal regulations makes it really hard for a lot of deer to reach full potential. 5-6-7 year old bucks here are truly stunning animals, but rare for them to reach that in our immediate area. It does happen, just not as often as we’d like.