I hunted with Dan Infalt here's what I learned.

[@markburrell2778]

It's easy to find a man who is extremely good at what he does but extremely rare to find a successful man who will share his knowledge of his success with you.

[@mikehoont9025]

It's not easy to find men good at anything anymore

[@mcw-lg2dm]

My favorite thing about him is that he is a deer hunter first, and a camera man second. He focuses on the details and the experience of the hunt, not on getting the perfect kill shot camera angle or perfect footage. Plus he's willing to share any knowledge he has which is rare.

[@donnabonning5587]

i have learned a ton from him and i have been hunting for 50 plus years!

[@aaronwhitaker5984]

I'm at 25 years hunting and definitely learn something new from his videos. Happy hunting. 🙂

[@pathfinder5804]

A friends of mine and I had the same type of privilege back 12ish yrs ago when we were privileged to become friends with and hunt with Lane and Larry Benoit. Larry was past his prime yrs by quite a ways but the knowledge he would share in his stories was priceless. Lane of Larry’s sons was very close with us the last couple yrs before he passed away. We hunted with him a ton those last couple yrs. and he shared every bit he knew. Now we live in the Northeast and these guys were arguably the best or at least as good as anyone at the buck tracking way of hunting big woods bucks. It amazed me to listen to Larry and to walk in the woods with Lane cuz they would see and tell you about stuff I would have clearly walked by without even a second thought. They have both since passed but I look back upon my little bit of time with them and I’m amazed at what I was able to pick up just by listening and paying attention to them. Dan is much the same with his hunting style. Sure was he the first most likely no but the first to share his knowledge freely so others can possibly experience the stuff he gets to in the woods. I appreciate all the people who inspire me in my hunting endeavors and glad there’s guys and gals out there that will share what they know with all of us!!!!!

[@MexicanMovie]

thanks for the video Josh!

[@CharlesSmith-mf2qe]

Lots of great information. Why I tune in.

[@jeffm.1256]

Just watched dans latest video “bedtime story” yesterday. Learned some things. Gave me a few ideas where to scout. And I will definitely be doing these 3 things. Thanks again Josh. 🤙🏻

[@archeryhuntermike6701]

Dans the best hands down. can’t wait to order my beast stand setup through him!

[@stevenygaard3170]

A proper deer sausage sandwich is very key!

[@bryanroberts]

I think Dan has taught all of us something! I have learned an awful lot from Dan and always wanted to thank him for sharing his experiences and insight!

[@SamkoTradBow]

loved this

[@boondocksadventures2328]

I really enjoy your content. I'm an old guy that hunts what you call "Hill Country". I love Dan and some of his advice, but I'm not a swamper. There just aren't many swamps hunting the public in Pa. where i hunt. Keep it coming.

[@matthewanderson2538]

Im from central pa mifflin county area. I've been fortunate enough to kill multiple 150 inch bucks on public land. What I've learned is they live on the steep faces up on the top third of the mountains. I sit in archery in funnels, low spots on the top of the mountain or benches down over from the top. Most of the bucks I've killed have been in the most rugged areas out of a whole mountain range. The number one rule I found is big bucks go where people don't. Unfortunately most of the hunters around here have gotten too old or just don't wanna hunt hard enough to get into them arears anymore which is why the bucks are living there.

[@outdoorhabits]

Awesome tips! That’s one thing I learn as a hunter and content creator, don’t complain about an oz heavier about your gears. Just bring it if it’s gonna help execute. Thanks for sharing.

[@billmcdowell4826]

Thanks, Josh.

[@jkfishnhunt684]

i've been watching Dan for the last couple years now and the one thing Josh said that I can really relate to is the WHY, whenever I am in the woods and I find sign I ask myself why was it there? And how does it relate to the piece of property that I'm hunting? and that always made the decision of what tree is the kill tree seem easier. but I don't think I've ever heard another person. Describe it quite like that. really enjoy both of your channels. Keep up the good work.

[@chrismurphy9449]

Dan is Paul Bunyanesque. Absolute legend

[@jeffpops5290]

Dan is so generous on teaching us all of his knowledge and amazing at explaining things. I’ve learned so much from Dan and yourself Josh. Good video.

[@lukebarron6595]

Learned alot from him shot my biggest buck this year watching all his videos

[@zekeoutdoors]

I only hunted with him 1 weekend and for drives a different type of hunting, everything you said I seen but I have 1 more to ad. Agressive to a point where he says don't worry about distance time what it takes to get there just go and do it.

[@sammoore5933]

Thanks Josh. You're a good mentor as well.

[@realrussclarke]

I went to sticks in 2023 had four found I needed five in some cases. Going to carry five in 2024

[@HuntingFactor]

Very good insight Josh. Yeah Dan has helped me become a better hunter. I have plans on going to his workshop in three weeks. To get more hands on learning. 👍🏼🦌

[@granthenderson2146]

Love Dan because there is no fake anything about him. Integrity is the first word that comes to mind when I hear the name Dan Infalt. There's many in whitetail world that have modeled their methods from his own method and in my opinion he doesn't get near the amount of credit and recognition that he should. 100% whitetail hunting revolutionary

[@swampdogglawless88]

Dan is the man

[@BassBucksOutdoors]

Lessons from a legend! Love the tips!

[@theMobileHuntersEXPO]

Damn good one bro.

[@ericbrooks8573]

Great video...very timely. Just thinking about newbes, they are bombarded with "stuff". You need to own one of these and do that, but little about scouting. We are led to believe that hunting needs to be all technical and that leads to being worried about everything but simply hunting...keep it simple stupid, scout lots then hunt.👍

[@Picard80]

Thank you for the great insights and videos. One big why some of us have: why don't you spend time with him anymore?

[@beforetheecho]

We talk or text almost every day?

[@Picard80]

@@beforetheecho Great then. I thought you two were sharing hunts/contents in the past and haven't seen anything for a while.

[@bassamaticfpv4354]

Dan da Man!

[@shawnkane7152]

Great Honoring video Josh! What you had those last few years in the woods with Dan “The Big Buck Serial Killer” Infalt is any hunters dream! Ok maybe not “Eberhart”🤣! Your video was short and to the point “KISS” (Keep It Simple Stupid)! This word is useful in many things, I use it for my kids in Basketball and other sports along with everyday life.🦌🇺🇸🙏

[@kurtpearson2793]

He’s the world’s greatest detective. (For bucks) look out Batman, he’s in a tree outside the cave.

[@jerryscray1789]

Perfect

[@mudell.hunter0426]

I screwed up and missed a good buck because I didn’t want to wear my wrist strap release trying to stay warm and wearing mittens and stuck it in my 5:04 pocket instead, the buck came in fast and caught me fumbling trying to get the release outta my pocket ….. stupid mistake cost me a good buck 😡

[@beforetheecho]

Dang man it happens live and learn

[@mikecarey207]

Sorrisucktoo...lol

[@briargoatkilla]

I wish Dan was my Daddy.

[@markburrell2778]

Left yourself wide open on that one. 🤣😆🤣😆😂