Jake Bush | Dialing in the Details | Episode 35 | Going 4 Broke Outdoors Podcast

On today’s podcast I welcome Jake Bush to the show. In this episode, Jake and I discuss what it has been like to become a more recognized name and face in the outdoor industry, Jake’s “top 5” area approach, trail camera strategy, the importance of well thought out access routes, and the pitfalls of assuming too much. This episode really highlights Jake’s process and approach to chasing mature public land bucks.
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[@changopearce9467]

Great podcast Jake is a great down to earth dude. His brain works different from other people and that's awesome. Always thinking out side the box. Great great person .

[@Going4BrokeOutdoors]

Thanks for listening! Yea, Jake is very analytical and methodical in his approach. One of the most dedicated guys around at the moment also.

[@changopearce9467]

O yeah, man. Jake is the man. He is very patient on what he does and how he approaches things. He's helped me kill some bucks, and i never met the guy. Lol

[@ukjw2]

Had to take multiple breaks on this one to digest the fine details…great podcast.

[@EW-gv5ov]

Some of the best questions I’ve heard thrown at Jake . Well done

[@Going4BrokeOutdoors]

Thanks for listening!

[@Chrisbreezy1979]

Field edges here are in the middle of the mountains because power lines thru the woods are our main edges. I hunt those edges that are littered with oaks.

[@Chrisbreezy1979]

Love the content! All I hunt with is my bow here in Harlan Ky where there’s big woods that are steep and thick, I have a saddle and love using it but it’s better to be on the ground here due to it being so thick and steep. I don’t think usual strategies or tactics would work well here.

[@stevefisher962]

Man this dude is a detailed killer!!!! Just recieved my new latitude sticks!!!

[@Going4BrokeOutdoors]

@stevefisher962 Jake is definitely one of the most observant and detail-oriented hunters I've spoken too. Thanks for listening, and good luck this Fall!

[@joenicmck]

great content as always...

[@Going4BrokeOutdoors]

Thanks for the comment, and good luck this Fall!

[@bradleystroh3649]

Great podcast! Ill be shopping for bows this winter and diving into the world of bow hunting. And im super excited to see the rut in action! Looking at getting a mid priced bow got my eye on the bear species ev for my first one.

[@Woodsy-Ways]

A lot of knowledge here. Ill be using these tactics on some untouched private land

[@Going4BrokeOutdoors]

Thanks for listening! Jake is the real deal!

[@gsquared2394]

Great interview, it makes me want to head to the hills and find some hubs.

[@Going4BrokeOutdoors]

Thanks for listening!

[@stevebishop5417]

Probably the best podcast content I've ever heard and I listen to hours of hunting podcasts every week. Regarding Jake's comment about deer hitting bears hard in the heat. Makes sense with all the water in a bean. They get their food and water at same time.

[@Going4BrokeOutdoors]

Steve, thanks for the comment, and thanks for listening!

[@Chrisbreezy1979]

I got lucky and killed a main frame 8 point in a power line edge where he was bedding, he had food all around him and a waterhole less than a hundred yards from his bed. I set up on the ground with natural cover as a blind, twenty yards from his bed. I sat there for 12 straight hours waiting on him to move out of his bed far enough for me to get a good shot. I used the cheapest broadheads at Walmart also had arrows from there. My bow was a PSE Uprising and I still use it. I scout all year round, but it’s still hard to hunt these big mature bucks here with so much area to scout and fewer deer than most places. We need help here with managing deer turkey elk and other wildlife because nobody takes care of these WMA’s or any other public land! If you know anyone that can come to Harlan Ky to help with that problem send them this way.

[@narcan2jz]

Jake Bush is a monster, and Wu-Tang is forever.

[@Going4BrokeOutdoors]

100%! Thanks for listening!

[@charlesleblanc6638]

Great content .. The big take away is paying attention to details, but don't be afraid to take chances. Really like the new visual part of the podcast. Nice "Buck wallpaper" you have there Jeremy.

[@Going4BrokeOutdoors]

Hi Charles, thanks for listening. I agree, I always err on the side of too aggressive. I've been working on that wallpaper for a few years now! Good luck this Fall!

[@charlesleblanc6638]

@@Going4BrokeOutdoors You as well Jeremy .. Enjoy the journey.

[@ericwolbert3256]

They always tell you not to overthink things! This sounds to me like he’s overthinking every detail! So who is right?

[@narcan2jz]

Whoever is killing stuff is right. If both guys saying different things are both killing stuff, then both guys are right.

[@Going4BrokeOutdoors]

Different strokes for different folks. My advice is usually, "Find what works for you, and then perfect it."

[@dennisallen4380]

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