John Eberhart Full Podcast - What SERIOUS Whitetail Hunters NEED To Be Doing Right Now

[@natewwc2741]

Appreciated what he said about his regrets of putting work/hunting ahead of his marriage. That’s a message so many men need to hear.

[@adammiller4595]

I always love listening to John!

[@wildernessspirit5580]

Great podcast. Allways enjoy listening to John.

[@kyleepegg6329]

Your channel is amazing. I love all of the content my fav content is the interviews.

[@h-minus2212]

Thank you for taking the time to do this video. I don't like hunting over food sources because I believe that the big deer come to them too late in the evening due to their cautious nature. So, rather than spook them when I get down, I just hunt mornings now. Since 2019, I have killed 2 P&Y bucks and I spend a bit more time with my family. Win/win. Thanks again.

[@grizzledmillennial4765]

Thanks for sharing information.

[@tannerlamb6501]

A lot of respect to john

[@davetoms63]

want to talk pressure? how about a 3+ month long gun season. Everyone only adds up ONE factor.... # of licensed hunters, no one talks about the other TWO factors..... # of season days and # of public land acres available for deer hunting.

[@thetrooper1061]

GA?

[@Horner181]

Thank you John for sharing the end and your advice,I’m 34 married with kids and I’m trying to find my balance but I would be devastated if I hurt her or my children and I try my best not too but I sometimes fall short myself so thank you for being honest.I battle this myself

[@KyleC0430]

Key to saddle hunting is to mess with it and demo before season and even during shoot bow out of it and just play around at home with it in a tree and get all your adjustments correct and learn it and you will find it is the best thing to ever hit the market for the hunter especially the public land hunter or long haul guy going deep and being mobile !!!

[@capthollis]

John Loves John

[@woodzman991]

John is the man. Very helpful info the man just has not got any bad advice. Helped me greatly in my pursuit.

[@BattleBendOutdoors]

The clean cut killer

[@dennybirchfield]

Have you ever used the treestand

[@Horner181]

I’m a saddle hunter and I agree with everything but comfort.I’ve tried many and maybe I can just get anything that’s a great fit but I can’t stand the leg straps riding up into my thighs without being vulgar it can get a little tight.

[@gordonneverdies]

I've seen a mod someone made to help the hip pinch. It's basically a wooden dowel in between that pushes the straps apart. There's a video somewhere on KZbin.

[@Horner181]

@@gordonneverdies thank you

[@mikeguy9668]

Genesis 3d printing makes something called an hpd, hip pinch device

[@mikeguy9668]

Also try a timber ninja blackbelt. The padding and design will change your hunting life man

[@philippegenest6911]

I love my ESS... thats all...

[@houseatreides6683]

Me too

[@KyleC0430]

Mr John !!! Don’t be giving away these secrets now!!! Hahaha I have been beating most of my deer back in the woods for awhile now and it has helped my not just buck harvest but overall deer number sightings while on stand , when I started hunting it did not take long as an adult hunter anyways to realize the old school slipping in around daylight spooking deer out of my general area to where I got earlier and earlier till the numbers of deer I pushed out was some to none! Got set up and as usual the deer would start to pour into timber and I would already be set up and daylight came and the deer were comfortable just walking around me rest of morning !!

[@libertyoutdooradventures208]

Where are the climbing sticks? It's not just a 2lb saddle

[@gsnicholas8522]

But But But, nobody was supposed to think about that. 😲

[@johneberhart4062]

4 one sticks with aiders weigh 4 pounds and my saddle weighs 2 pounds, that's a total of 6 pounds. When you use any hang-on stand it will weigh 6 pounds minimum and you still need the same sticks or climbing apparatuses to get up the tree. Also and this is a huge factor, with a saddle you can do so much more concerning moving around the tree and you don't have to carry a cumbersome and bulky stand. Dah.

[@djackson1120]

Idk how anyone can dislike John. If he hurts your feelings, you need to grow some.

[@buckydoedowner9040]

I think these exodus boys would make love to John. lol.. i'll catch the next episode.

[@Cwal07]

🌀🌀🦌Link to double panel saddle?

[@houseatreides6683]

Just get the eberhart signature saddle. Google it. You'll find it. I have it. It's great. Very comfortable and doesn't take long how to figure out how to keep it from pinching your hips. Just gotta adjust it and practice in it

[@houseatreides6683]

I imagine a lot of saddles you gotta adjust them and just sit in em awhile to figure out how to avoid hip pinch.

[@travisdrennan6212]

Cell cams are illegal in Kansas now I do believe

[@mr.skeptical3071]

No such thing as the lull. They'll slow down some of it's hot though

[@specag31]

Wow, he repped for a lot of companies. Outside of marketing thats called "Difficult Employee." 😂

[@thetrooper1061]

John " food plots are cheating , I shot a buck on the edge of a corn field" Eberhardt

[@tannerlamb6501]

The “I couldn’t kill a 110 inch buck on public land if my life depended on it” Trooper

[@thetrooper1061]

@@tannerlamb6501 you're right I couldn't kill a 110" buck on public land or anywhere for that matter stopped doing that decades ago when I was a teenager like you little lamb chop

[@guitarwok]

​@@tannerlamb6501😂 solid gold

[@joec1212]

Easiest way to wake a doe up from a nap, during breeding season....

[@diy7594]

Why is John even wasting his time hunting Michigan when there is no chance of getting record book bucks i only know that because i heard it come from John himself

[@butane2240]

One can learn a lot from John, and clearly he is very knowledgeable and his tactics are effective, but man is he a cocky a-hole 😂😂 sometimes I just laugh at his arrogance, but if you can look past that you can learn alot on what to do in the woods, but not so much on how to act!

[@_DeFiNiTeLy_Not_BrAd_]

Idk how you can throw shade at guys that manage their own private properties like its somehow a massive advantage, then say everyone else is a worse hunter than you because they dont use activated carbon and cameras because its such a big advantage. Most of these people that hunt managed "unpressured" properties dont own 600 acres in Iowa or Ohio, their getting it done on smaller properties that have deer that still see pressure. I also wonder how you legally "prep" trees on public land when your not suppose to cut trees or shooting lanes. 🤔

[@troymagers9181]

I could not agree more with you. Well said 👍

[@russelllangworthy8855]

I cut trees and shooting lanes on public land. I also use screw in steps.

[@johneberhart4062]

The size of private managed properties is a valid point, but typically a small private piece is surrounded by other private parcels. But yes, the larger the managed property, the more successful a hunter should be. The ScentLok thing is huge because the advantages it offers for hunters over any hunter that has to hunt 100% according to wind direction, trumps any other form of tactic or hunting plan. Just imagine if you could hunt any location at any time without being concerned about getting winded. Also imagine how many more opportunities you would get over a lifetime of hunting. That can't be denied.

[@houseatreides6683]

​@@russelllangworthy8855Nice! Hahaha. I prep trees and cut shooting lanes too on public.

[@houseatreides6683]

I've listened to a ton of johns KZbin content, podcasts and read his book 'precision bowhunting' and not once has he ever said or insinuated that he's the best hunter and everyone else is a worse hunter than him. You unfairly put words in his mouth. I bet he's killed a bunch more mature bucks than you though. And he did it all on public and private parcels where he had to get permission. How bout them apples bud? And who cares if he cut a few shooting lanes on public. Who made you the police? I'd bet the farm you've bent some rules/laws before yourself. We all have.

[@lisaannaallen6283]

shed hunting is for guys who can't kill a real deer.

[@SwampDonkey07]

Idk I’ve killed some big bucks and I can’t find a shed to save my life 😅

[@donaldvonlintig8445]

I've killed plenty of Big Bucks in the Northeast , hardest pressured area in the country, and I've found a ton of sheds too.... That's how you learn more about their habits.

[@lisaannaallen6283]

95% of deer shed after season is over, up to 90 days after, the older bucks are going to where late food is @@donaldvonlintig8445

[@panheadxp]

Arrogant and dishonest !

[@russelllangworthy8855]

Example?

[@bqoutdoors2334]

What lol did you get your pussy hurt ?

[@willjerry9950]

He has the right to be arrogant when he has killed the bucks he has proof is in the pudding