JANUARY 15th DEER HUNT - (Public Land Bowhunting in the Late Season)

[@travisbullerman4557]

I used some rechargeable electric socks this late season… total game changer. Hours of warm toes, then just recharge when you get home for your next trip.

[@Mbtharp1]

Same here, it was nice cause I one stick saddle hunt and I could wear my lighter boots. Makes it much easier to climb an aider with hiking boots on and not clunky muck boots.

[@dougroberts3643]

I'm glad to hear that because I got a pair for Christmas and haven't had the chance to try them out

[@kylen1922]

What brand are they I've been looking for a pair ?

[@travisbullerman4557]

Mewama

[@Djrowskinj]

Socks and gloves

[@osbornoutdoors8778]

The Arctic Shield boot covers are great for late season and you can also add hot hands inside them. I don’t even wear insulated boots anymore, just hiking boots.

[@deerhuntingdadstv9278]

I'm glad you had success late season on public (seeing deer and bucks). I experienced nocturnal activity on public, late season here in the MO. Pressure was number 1 reason. Missouri Public Lands are blowing up with human activity. I swear when you guys first started, public land was not "the thing"...Now, I can't even find a place not pressured. You all have learned so many people. I wonder if you all realize the way you all have changed the game now. You all are the trend, the way, the new standard! Sucks for me but I still appreciate you all!

[@craigmilne2792]

Enjoyed this blissard hunting series. Sooo different to conditions in Africa.Thanks for sharing.

[@jayrobertson232]

Good job Warb! We really appreciate all that you put into this! Thank you.

[@MOK3]

Cold toes and a cold nose will end a hunt real quick it happens quicker as I get older, but learning to adapt with not only layers of the right clothing but also timing of the hunt but the longer the sit the better no matter what just being out there in creation is a blessing

[@spear4711]

Hot hands are the best brand I’ve found for hand warmers. Pro Tip: get the extra large ones that last 18 hours. MUCH warmer and last morning and evening hunt.

[@mikemellon80]

Yep. Stopped buying the small ones a few years back. No comparison to the larger ones

[@spear4711]

@@mikemellon80 at times they can almost get too hot. Good problem to have.

[@mikemellon80]

@@spear4711 yep. Hands get sweaty and have to take hands out to cool them down. Great problem

[@Dr10Jeeps]

Thanks Warb. I truly appreciate the dedication you guys have to hunting.

[@skeetermalcolm1655]

Thank you warb for the hard work and freezing temperatures to bring us all a video, really appreciate it

[@medlensoutdoors]

Love the show, I'm on season 3 right now. Fell a sleep again last night watching. I'm in Michigan and love the hunting here

[@showmerc9649]

Very relatable. I’ve been hunting northern Alabama all week through this freeze. I learned that rangefinders don’t like the cold and I laugh at all the disposable hand warmer packages in my truck. I had a nice buck duck the string this afternoon at 35yrds. He had moved 3’ by the time my arrow arrived. Still plenty of time. You guys are awesome THP.

[@TDO5969]

Warb! Get the artic shield boot covers! You'll be a happy camper!

[@markgrenier6787]

I'm a registered nurse and I use that paper medical tape 1 inch width and the paper lets the toe warmers breathe . Works great

[@zaro23102]

Watching that buck chase that doe makes me a believer in the "third rut".

[@MarkusGaffney]

Michigan crop and cattle farmer here. Beans have a growing protein in them but corn has more energy in it, same reason why they hit beets and turnips in the codl. They react the same way around us too. Love the channel, keep up the good work.

[@kevinjones4092]

Have you tried using the regular Hot Hands on top of socks. 1 wrap of painters tape holds it in place on top of sock great. Feet never get cold and the hot hands don't get damp from sweat on top of sock. Keep up the awesome videos. I believe I've watched every video you guys have put out. Enjoy every single 1 of them . Stay safe

[@wiscokid9890]

Got my turkey season here in WI the other day. I have got 3 of the last 4 years with the help you guys put out there. Taking time off from work helps get out there rather than just going for a few hours

[@theprairiewoodsmen3383]

Thanks for all you guy's do for conservation and the hunting heritage. Would love to meet you guys sometime I just want you to know that I look up to you guys and your a huge example to me.

[@growingwildwithbrad]

My 5 year old started turkey hunting last year and we'll be out there to see ya'll at the NWTF conference. Your videos are a wealth of knowledge not only for teaching an old dog new tricks, but filming and editing as well. You guys are killing it!!!

[@robgreer9726]

Takes dedication, planning and fortitude to sit there in that weather. Good job

[@roberthikade9759]

Great video Aaron, sweet season this year with the team. Looking forward to the future hunts and what's up this winter with you guys.

[@chesterkramer3929]

every thp fan I know loves nick,best intern yet,you should try you should try tidwe heated clothes, tried it and love it,I love watching y'all

[@denniskurszewski2707]

Looks like a hell of a good area for next year and some good shed hunting ground in a few months .

[@josephtreadlightly5686]

Those adhesive sock warmers from the Little Hottie folks work sweet 😋. The hand models go for 10 hours. Great investment. U can't get down if u r numb😮.

[@eric8851]

When I used to live in MN I'd bring a scrap section of carpet to stand on in the stand. That metal just zaps the heat right out of ya

[@maxxpaindoteth]

Eh but u aint draggin carpet around with ya when ur out on public runnin n gunnin tryna get on the deer

[@eric8851]

@maxxpaindoteth yeah, it was like a small 12×14" strapped to my pack not a whole role of carpet.

[@hunterlloyd]

I know you boys are all about representing the public land hunters with less than ideal situations and what not (and we appreciate it), but the sitka fanatic jacket is well worth the money for a late season bow hunter. I shot a doe last weekend with 3 base layers on (only one was a wool “warm” base layer), the sitka traverse hoodie and the fanatic jacket. Single digit temps with 20+ mph wind and I was relatively unbothered

[@jeremyclutter8476]

I also tape hand warmers to the outside of my boots on the toes. It makes the world of difference.

[@Huntinglife41]

I have the thermacell heated insoles they are life savers just keep the remote around your neck and choose what setting you want and stay warm!

[@OVGdeerslayn247]

baby alpaca socks man!! i buy the hollow brand ones. 70 percent alpaca. best socks ive ever used

[@passingthroughpublic1335]

Cant wait to meet yall again

[@steveadamowski6844]

Thanks for late season footage.

[@Kurtdog63]

I think when the weather gets extremely cold, a small portable ground blind, like a Doghouse, is the ticket. It blocks off the wind and the blowing snow or rain, allows you to move to film undetected, and also reduces your scent. I don't really enjoy hunting out of them that much, but for late season and bitter cold weather, they will keep you in the game. Also, those type hats Arron has on are amazingly warm.

[@usernamehere6061]

Never heard anyone suggest an enclosed blind for late season wow you just changed the game for me

[@Kurtdog63]

I would much rather hunt a tree stand for the view, but blinds are a great tool when the weather sucks. If you are bow hunting, it is good to practice shooting out of one, because it is a little weird to draw and shoot out of a window. Also, if your blind is brand new, I put mine up in the yard for a week or more to let the chemical factory smell get out of it. The Doghouse blind is a small circle pack on your back and much easier to haul around than the big hub style. Also roof won't collapse under snow weight like a hub style blind. @@usernamehere6061​

[@davidadams763]

I have been using the adhesive toe warmers in my baffin felt packs pretty much just as you are. I also use them the same way in my flip off mitts. One stuck to each side of the Mitt part with your fingers in between. Works great and you do not need a muff or other gear. The only issue is the toe warmer don,t last as long as most hand warmer so you have to carry extra. If anybody thinks it does,t get cold here in BC in the late season the would be very wrong!

[@rkayser89]

Is it just me, or was there an absolute GIANT buck off to the left at 8:54 when Warb was focusing in on the “decent” buck and doe? It didn’t look like the big buck in the corn later.

[@wicky383]

When it's below freezing I run a full length disposable heated foot warmer under my insole then cover my boot with a boot blanket. I've sat all day in single degree weather and my feet never get cold. The boot blankets are a bit clumsy but it keeps me in the stand comfortable all day!!!

[@delriv5238]

Thank you for your dedication.

[@warbirdflyerF4U]

Great hunt warb 😊 All the effort you put in would have been nice to see you get one Perhaps muzzle loader would have change the game ! Looks like a good spot to remember for next year And yes the deer will hit the corn when it's really cold they build more body heat with it Looking forward to Turkey season as well You all take care

[@jamohaag8103]

Great video! I started the turkey tour videos already now! Really hope to see more Zach this spring!

[@specag31]

Late season hunts sure separate the dedicated hunters on public land from the grocery shoppers on private land and don't get me started on the costco of deer hunting, the outfitter ranches. Exposed, freezing your huevos off, no grunts, snort-wheeze, decoys etc., it is pure raw hunting. Respect mi amigos.

[@Dark30Outdoors]

Late season hunting is very tough! This video did well to show that! That’s what it’s all about! 👍👍

[@wildfire365]

Also, if you get some insulation in the bottom of the boot, that will help. Cut a piece out of a windshield sun protector and put in the bottom of the boot.

[@ucantseeme5091]

Yall need to come to Arkansas Big Buck Classic sometime. Back in the day TK and Mike made appearances there. Man those guys were the forerunners for content creation.

[@Sdw7543]

Artic shield booties!!! Game changer

[@antiquebowieknifechannel4611]

Thanks for letting me tag along!

[@austinlucas9816]

There is something to that Warb, deer eat corn when it’s really cold out cause it helps them stay warm longer than any other resource they have this time of the year. The corn ferments in their belly creating internal heat. Ever heard of corn whiskey?

[@richardbritt3611]

Heated vest. You simply don't get cold!

[@johnpayne9421]

Difference in a week late season is awesome if in the right place. Keep with it fill that tag.

[@fixtritephil7712]

Warb you need a heater body suit and Boot Blankets,You will not be disapointed!!!

[@paulharwood1281]

I went and got a pair of the electric socks and I really like them. They have improved so much over the years. I been hunting them Back straps for over 50 years. The ones I have is HeaBoom Heated Socks SK-01 they are made in China which sux’s but they do work for a full day’s hunt.

[@raymcleod7054]

Great video keep the great work up you guys are awesome keep it going 💪👍

[@patsfanb6]

Thanks warb,educational and informative...😅

[@kwil6648]

🤣🤣🤣

[@MollyDogg1234]

I can't even imagine hanging a set in 4 degree temps!!!!

[@doubledroptinehunter]

I do something similar with my feet. I put the adhesive hot hands on top of my socks also too but I don't put on on the bottom because my sweat makes them where they won't work for very long. Just having them on top of my feet makes a world of difference. I also use windproof clothing and I've found that really is a game changer.

[@coreyhallman3134]

Still wish y’all would come to south Alabama for the February rut would be awesome

[@coreyhallman3134]

I mean y’all come to bama for turkey and I understand y’all are wore out

[@Brent-Crow]

I do the exact same thing to keep my feet warm! I really should invest in heated socks though!

[@chriscolwell2691]

Man I wish I had an area that held that many deer at anytime of the year...lol....very cool.

[@KevinRoach-rv4yf]

Warb, Can you provide some details on your Tree stand setup? I noticed in recent videos that you have modified the typical saddle/platform setup

[@jamesmckerr1202]

Well i gotta now what snow camo you using ? Looks kinda thin

[@TheHuntingPublic]

Nat Gear

[@jamesmckerr1202]

@TheHuntingPublic natural gear. Thanks. The thin snow pattern cloths the only thing you use of theres ? How you like it? it pretty durable and hold up good ?

[@nkonkol05]

What snow camo were you wearing?

[@billlefebve9737]

Buy a kids camo sleeping bag. Rolls up small and light. Slip into in your stand, goes up to your waist. You can still stand with it on, just need to be a bit careful. You will get the hang of it over time. Keeps the heat in and blocks the wind on lower half.

[@billhart2746]

Get yourself some Alpaca socks....Awesome work.

[@joshroberts7093]

What bino harness are you using?

[@josephkelly3184]

You guys should hunt the late season here in the pa game lands

[@shaynehall9172]

At least you could see out of both sides of your binos this time 😅😅

[@ermannodangelo1062]

That’s a lot of deer. too bad the didn’t get closer. You should try some Thermacell heated insoles, they have a remote so you can turn them on and off.

[@grannysjugs]

The best way to keep your feet warm is Arctic Shield Boot Blankets.. one pair of socks, slip those on when you get to the stand and you can sit all day in 0..

[@P0L3Rthegoat]

That’s a BigOle’ Buck Tho! ™️Warb. :)

[@HolezGT]

Still trying to figure out why we’re hunting over cut beans when there is standing corn 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@timothyguenther2910]

When it's cold, put the wool sock over your rubber boots, when you get in your stand. Then put the hot toe between the sock and boot. All I wear is uninsulated rubber boots.

[@TheThroatchop]

Aaron what is that little lock on stand you are using in this video?

[@clarence4735]

You should try the mitten end gloves. One finger cant warm itself. It needs to be together with others to stay somewhat warm

[@joshuadebolt3752]

Love your videos guys!

[@mygunsweetness]

Long underwear, fleece pants, shirt, coat,coveralls,neck warmer, gloves, mittens and more important a thick flecce deer blanket. Got vertigo at 35. Stayed on the ground 99% of the time. 59 now still got the original. Well it's the wife's now until next deer season lol. Love the videos

[@gramps5157]

What's the trick that keeps your toes warm?

[@bigbuck2720]

Funny how that cold don't bother those deer at all

[@johnsoeder756]

Battery hand warmers and a muffler works well also.

[@whitneycombs.]

What booth number are y’all at NWTF? Tried to search on the exhibitor list and couldn’t find you.

[@thomasszarapski2547]

They prefer corn over beans, when the temperatures drop hard... because corn 🌽 creates heat'.. in a deers body... Hence the same reason why they stay away from eating corn in hot weather or extreme heat... Even if there is a pile of it in from of them...they will go for the browse and the greens first..😊

[@allieandbo]

5 degrees? That's a big ole NOPE from me. Ain't that mad at 'em. Lol.

[@mckwilly]

Finish strong 👍

[@alexanderblaszczyk4783]

I feel like just like farm animals they will go to corn and less protein beans to keep warmer with those carbs from the corn

[@terryfink5867]

Did you guys come to Ohio for the muzzle loader season this year? Didn't see that video posted.

[@InTheYear]

Awesome content!

[@smallmill]

Did corporate come in and do some down sizing? Seems like we haven't seen a lot of familiar faces lately.

[@richardboroff]

Don't miss the cold late season in Ohio

[@danielhawkins3493]

Warmers on the outside of the boots then put an old sock over it all. Warmers need the oxygen to be effective so that creates a heat shield around the boot

[@rayleonard21]

The Zoned 800 g rubber boots from Cabela's are quite nice. They aren't too bulky and offer quite a bit of versatility and some insulation. On sale for $90 right now.

[@hunttomuchwolfe]

In late alternate method season in mo my buddy shot a buck when we found it its horns fell off your lucky to see one in January with horns still on this year

[@lancemueller5954]

Did you guys ever think about attending the eastern outdoors sportsman show in Harrisburg pa. The largest outdoor show in the country.

[@chevy427ify]

You making me cold talking about it 😮

[@ZekeBarth]

sick man🙂

[@kylesprecher9705]

I use heated boot insoles and heated gloves. If i keep those parts warm, I can focus on the hunt. Just need them to cooperate 1 time!

[@jeremiahurban2457]

How you able to hunt on the 15th when the 10th is the last day of late season bow and muzzle loader

[@crookedwillar]

Great video thanks for sharing get the hot hands super warmers they are bigger in size an get alot hotter an last8 plus hours

[@runtimmytimer]

I shot an 11 pointer Jan 11. Never had good luck extended archery until this year.

[@stanhunt8543]

Y'all need to do some more waterfowl hunts

[@craigwagner327]

Do you have permission to hunt closer to that thicket where the buck came from? Seems like this time of year he may slip up again or maybe you don't have the wind for that. Either way good luck

[@terrysmith1104]

That's the same thing I do with the toe wormers. Been doing that for years.

[@leroytrauterman922]

Try using latex gloves as a base layer

[@mountainman6549]

Sometimes I know the deer are playing games. They actually know your position but will not let you know that they know. I know this sounds weird but I’ve caught the sentinel doe peeking at me when she thinks I’m not watching her confirming my suspicions. Ive hunted whitetails for 50 years