Common mistakes When Hunting oak trees for Deer! How To Find Oak Trees for deer hunting!

This week we are diving deep on feed tree hunting! Our friend Greg Maher of South Carolina breaks down how he targets bucks on feed trees with a bow. Subjects include:
Feed trees in Pine Country
In-depth sign reading for feed tree hunting
Systematically covering the right ground to find good feed trees
What to do on years with few acorns
What to do on years with a lot of acorns
Getting into big numbers of deer by hunting feed trees
Hunting feed trees in the morning
Access and exit from feed trees to keep spots fresh
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[@jonathanb9429]

For the new guys, most of this knowledge takes multiple seasons to learn, can't watch a video & run out in 2 sits & have it mastered.

[@JimmyGammons]

Found a spot last season that had mixed oaks with honey locust and a few persimmons at the point. I will be sending another success story in if everything goes to plan. Great episode gentlemen.

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

We look forward to seeing it! Thanks for watching.

[@jessetaylor9758]

All of this was awesome info. Getting me excited for September!!

[@benbearkiller]

From watching all these episodes I’ve learned that all areas of the country where I live we have mostly hardwoods only about 5% are pine/cedar with annual controlled burns. So food is everywhere.

[@jamesholland1421]

Yall should look into Chris spikes or robert carter for your show.

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

We had Robert Carter on ep 130 (audio feed only). We have tried several times to get Chris to come on with no success.

[@MarshallTreyWelch-b1l]

Lowcountry SC here. I’ve had success with using a raccoon squaller and scraping the bark to get them to leave after dark.

[@ncguy6518]

Chestnut oaks can be really good late season.

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

@@ncguy6518 water chestnut oaks or mountain chestnut oaks?

[@ncguy6518]

@@thesouthernoutdoorsmen mountain. Especially in hill country Ky and Ohio.

[@NorthAlabamaOutdoorSportsmen]

Great time in Dalton .

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

It was an awesome show!

[@joelfradiska8029]

Whats up from the mountains of western Md

[@chrisgoodwin8146]

🦌

[@curtismerriman9956]

Question? Where I hunt in north Alabama forest land feed trees are real but extremely hard to find. I have found only 1 in years of trying. The only difference in this tree is it’s a white oak that has grown out of a stump and split into 3 different trunks. Has anyone seen this before or can answer what makes these trees different? The tree I found is ridiculous good unlike anything I’ve ever seen so I know there out there and I’m gonna keep searching for another for sure.

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

Does it produce a large acorn ?

[@curtismerriman9956]

Not really I would say average to smaller.

[@Mtn_Nomad]

Greg only owns Meadow Creek shirts 😂

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

Now that you mention it I am not sure I have seen Greg in another shirt....

[@Simpleman667]

Mountain Oaks ? Is this a specific oak by name ?

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

It’s a mountain chestnut oak