Learning to Scout Turkeys | Finding Birds on Public Land

[@manvsdeer]

Thanks for watching guys! Check the description for other turkey basic essentials, and good luck this spring 👊

[@davidlundey7292]

I’ve watched countless videos from major hunting personalities/channels. You managed to boil everything down to a 15 minute video of phenomenal knowledge. Everything that was grey to me makes so much sense now! Thanks, and keep up the good work!

[@manvsdeer]

Thanks for watching! I am lucky enough to be friends with a lot of turkey hunters better than myself 🤘

[@Ilovechocolatelabs]

I second that very helpful video even a year later 🦃

[@chrishugs6173]

This is probably the best video I have seen on scouting for Turkeys.

[@manvsdeer]

Thanks for the kinds words and good luck this season 🤘

[@dannyschreckengost1973]

Just getting into turkey hunting since last fall and this is some of the best advice ive seen on youtube. Thank you.

[@manvsdeer]

My pleasure thanks for watching!

[@TheLgcookie10]

Very informative! I got cocky killing a bird in each of my first 2 seasons and I realized very quickly my scouting is subpar! This video helps a lot.

[@manvsdeer]

Thanks for watching! I’ve been lazy this year and need to go do some scouting myself 😂

[@DanielPhillips86VA]

I’m new to turkey hunting and this is one of the best videos I’ve seen!

[@manvsdeer]

Thanks brother be sure to check out some of the turkey hunts they are packed with info as well

[@wthomas1690]

Great info on scouting turkeys. Thanks!

[@manvsdeer]

Very welcome hope it helps!

[@macsmith4785]

That illustration of a strut zone was helpful man

[@larryemery9338]

Awesome video! Thank you.

[@manvsdeer]

@@larryemery9338 your welcome

[@henryfHilliardIII]

Great video!

[@manvsdeer]

@@henryfHilliardIII thank you sir

[@travelingfella1]

Wanted to say thanks for posting this video. Going this spring as a first timer and your videos are very informative.

[@manvsdeer]

Thanks for the kind words and good luck out there 🤘

[@dewaynenunley569]

Thank you for making such an informative video on turkeys, I’m new to turkey hunting and was starting to think that these turkeys have a circle or pattern that they travel every day, I’m subscribing great channel buddy.

[@manvsdeer]

Thanks for watching! Hope you smack a big one!

[@reywalker5951]

Thank you for taking the time to share this information with us! Looking to go turkey hunting for the first time on public land in the spring!

[@manvsdeer]

Do it and keep after it, you’ll get hooked!

[@dhebard1]

Great information! Keep the videos coming.

[@manvsdeer]

Thank you! I’m putting them out as fast as I can edit them😂

[@truthtwo129]

Great video man! Subscribed

[@manvsdeer]

Thank you brother!

[@naphtali1237]

Really appreciate your help... I hunt public and am looking forward to using the info. Thanks man

[@manvsdeer]

Thanks for watching and good luck this spring🤘

[@mikedixon17]

Got the same hat great video alot of information in a short period of time thanks great video

[@manvsdeer]

Hope you have a great season and thanks for watching!

[@brianchasecook20]

This was superrr helpful. Thanks!

[@manvsdeer]

Hope it helps! Good luck in the woods!

[@ec9697]

Very good tutorial..I’ve been hunting turkeys 28yrs..80% of the toms were NOT over water..maybe it was just how things were in the area that became gold standard

[@manvsdeer]

Could be, with wild animals nothing can ever be certain and that’s what makes it fun!

[@Stuffguysshouldknow]

Thanks, this was fantastic. 👍🏼

[@manvsdeer]

Thanks for watching! Now go smack a big one this spring 🤘

[@Stuffguysshouldknow]

@@manvsdeer scouting as I type!

[@jackgreenstalk777]

My first season is this fall. And thankfully scouted a lot before seaaon. Love on X, got eyes and ears on turkeys in 2 locations public land near me. Found gobbler scat. It was j shaped. Seen photos of hens and its more spiraled oddly according to the scientist 😂

[@jackgreenstalk777]

Ps- Thanks for the tips btw! Great stuff 🙏

[@manvsdeer]

@@jackgreenstalk777 thanks for watching sir good luck this season

[@landonhagwood6165]

Great video! Weird question, what owl call were you using at the beginning of the video. Thanks

[@manvsdeer]

It’s an old cheap primos call, not sure on the exact model I’ve had it so long 😂

[@Ryan_Kimball]

Very good video!

[@manvsdeer]

Thank you sir!

[@ChirrpsYT]

Great video appreciate the info man

[@manvsdeer]

My pleasure good luck this season!

[@dancoleman8467]

This was so helpful. I'm recently retired (Dec 2022), been interested in turkey hunting my whole life, but have never had time - until now. That said, I am a 67 yr old novice. Sure would like to talk and learn all I can. How can I get in touch? Blessings!!

[@manvsdeer]

Easiest way is to ask them questions on here! Good luck this season 🤘

[@briancarroll8382]

A little late to the channel but great information. Thanks

[@manvsdeer]

Thanks for watching! Always good to prep for next season

[@saif316]

Hi there, does onX maps work in Canada (Ontario) as well ? Thanks

[@manvsdeer]

I am not sure about that one…. You may have to download it and see the basic version is free!

[@michaelgraves8370]

So will they often roost in the same tree?

[@manvsdeer]

Not sure about the same tree but they will roost in the same area for sure

[@brett9382]

I'm out here in western montana and have found tons of wild turkeys not far from where I live, the problem is that 99% of the areas that I've seen the turkeys are on private land (cow pastures and feilds). Above the areas I've seen turkeys is national forest. I guess what I'm asking is how much does elevation affect the turkeys. Would I have a decent chance if I got to the national forest above these fields and hunted there?

[@manvsdeer]

I would think that after the initial fly down and strutting that they would work back into the timber and especially at night when the go to roost

[@brett9382]

@@manvsdeer awesome. Thanks for the feedback. Hopefully I'll get a nice gobbler this upcoming spring season.

[@GlobalCorpIncorporated]

All animals eat different things, but they all drink water

[@manvsdeer]

@@GlobalCorpIncorporated facts

[@houndsong]

How many visits do you usually need to make?

[@manvsdeer]

Depends on the area and what’s around. If I find birds sometimes once is enough if it’s a quiet morning or a big area I may go back several times

[@davidboarman8110]

Hernandez

[@robgrubb420]

that side of the head camera angle was gorilla.