Playing the Wind with The Hunting Public

The Hunting Public shares tips on playing the wind and how to use thermals to your advantage. They talk about the importance of practicing this technique. The more you practice, the better you will understand thermals and how to take advantage of them to outsmart a deer’s No. 1 sense: their sense of smell. Learn more in this video.

[@ryno2323]

everybody needs a hunting buddy like Jake.

[@doncook3584]

Addicted to THP because like me, they sweat on the way in; don’t always see deer let alone arrow one; have winds shift and ruin an opportunity; guess wrong on a set up. Really enjoy the personalities

[@huntintime2268]

Thanks for the explanation. Especially how the thermals follow the river current in the evening.

[@markb.1259]

A+++ video Jake! Thank you!!!

[@swamplandoutdoors]

Good info.

[@jeremiahjohnsoniii3892]

nice work Jacob

[@danwilliams4189]

Ok Jake do a blog on how to store milkweed. I picked some in July, put it a pill bottle and it molded up. 🤷‍♂️

[@mudbugsoff-road4081]

Good video professor Jake

[@jeffbuzzard6837]

Some great info that’s for the tips

[@bobbygreen2291]

And jake tell em about how really wild deer set up to where it is almost impossible to get in close to them and get a bow shot.

[@ML-ks2lj]

Thermals drop scent drops. Thermals rise scent rises.

[@pantera3336]

Wind finder is accurate

[@ilovenythismuchilovenewyor5801]

milkweed 🎯

[@scottrockett6382]

Me: Googles “how to find milkweed pods…”

[@sureguy8124]

I use a cigarette to check wind directions.

[@normankaster917]

Oh you boys just kicked a bees nest.... Lol how dare you to call out the sent control companies using mother nature against a man made product... My dad showed me that little trick 30 years ago, if he was still around he would say them boys know how to do it. Good luck to you all this year.