TOP 3 MUST-KNOW DEER FUNNELS YOU NEED TO SCOUT/HUNT!

[@buckbowl]

Great Video!👍 The knowledge and information gained from y'alls podcast and video is extremely helpful. Tagged out on 2 nice bucks this past season from the great advice. Thanks again 🙂

[@HillCountryBucks_FarmLife]

Keep the mapping videos coming! How do you factor wind and thermals into each of these saddles? A few examples of treestand locations would be beneficial to expand the topic. Thanks and keep up the awesome work guys.

[@1Whitetail]

Good infor but tell us why you pick a certain spot etc side of saddle or why a certain point of the saddle.

[@Rhallifax2]

Trying to adapt to SC Appalachian's from flat farm country. This is really helpful to fine tune what I've been seeing. Thanks!

[@crankingthesouth8104]

Keep these vids coming guys! Awesome breakdown that is easy to understand🤙🏼

[@paulschoenbeck7196]

Thank you for this! Really have been wondering just how and where to hunt the saddles. You guys do a fantastic job on your channel. Loved the scent podcast with that police dog trainer. Your content is excellent.

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

Thanks man! We are glad you enjoy the content!

[@JeremyWilson-vu2pw]

The last to me, That’s the only saddles, I hunt in eastern KY, I find where two ditch, creek, river, systems come to their head watersheds, in that head there’s usually a deep saddle between the two. Especially if there’s crops fields -500 yards down that system. I’m all in. I scout all those I have access to, and have cameras in those year around, if a buck crossed in daylight last year, in that saddle on this day, I’m in there. That week every chance I have waiting. Learned about hunting saddles from my uncle who has a couple PY deer. He hunts the same saddle every year coming up to a main backbone ridge system with his immediate family, son in law, grandson, and they all hunt that same saddles area every single year, and every single year they all tag out opening weekend every single year and have done it for 30 years. N it’s not just bucks but mature trophy bucks. The three trophy rooms that those saddles have filled are mind blowing to walk in.

[@racksntracksoutdoors7001]

Great info!! A video idea would be how bucks use these areas throughout the various phases of the season. How they use the wind and thermals through these areas in the morning and evening.

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

That’s a great suggestion! Thank you for watching!

[@DeBoerFamilyFarm]

Loved this. Excellent information. How do we determine a thermal area that you circled on the second saddle?

[@chattahoocheeoutdoorsman4865]

Great video guys! Need more video content all around!

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

We are glad you enjoyed it! We are working on getting videos out consistently now. Let us know if there is anything specific you’d like to see discussed.

[@SquirtleOnYa]

Could you do this to an area in Louisiana where the land is flat

[@theprincipalsofhunting7352]

How would you set up on the second saddle with the thermal hubs right beside you? The evening would be dropping thermals correct? I like your information I have been doing a lot of virtual scouting this summer with some boots on the ground checking.

[@gdj8013]

Great stuff! You guys ever hunt any of the WMAs in the lower half of the state or just up north?

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

We’ve done both for sure.

[@KyleHuffstutler]

Awesome content! What back pack, Andrew?

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

In most of those scenes I was using a Kifaru Stryker on a 22” frame!

[@spenceryoung6871]

Great information!!

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

Thanks for watching! We are glad you enjoyed it!

[@NAdair]

Killer video guys! Great information

[@nubiangod10]

The terrain on my MS map doesn't look like this in onX. Can you share your settings setup in a tutorial?

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

If you don't have any significant elevation change then your topo map layer will not be as defined. What is the average elevation change where you're at?

[@x2outdoors]

Great information, guys thanks

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

Thanks for watching!

[@cooterbrown1703]

keep them videos coming. Thanks

[@Sthtillman92]

How do I make my on x show the map like that from an above view

[@tonymessina2417]

Awesome content as always fellas.

[@garrettstephens5510]

Are the full videos of the hunts featured here on the Patreon? Or are they coming out later on the KZbin?

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

Patreon first, then eventually on KZbin.

[@huntingandfishingwithlogan2367]

Cool video but I live in southern West Virginia all we have is big mountains it can get tough sometimes and we have 4 bow only counties which produces big bucks!!!!

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

Jacob has turkey hunted in those counties and they are definitely extremely steep! This video will work well over there for sure.

[@johnoblak9631]

Explained well thanks

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

Glad it helped!

[@Vabowhntr]

great info

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

Glad it was helpful!

[@chriswigington1572]

How do you get these maps? Sorry I’m not very tech savvy..

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

These maps are the OnX Hunt app. Just Google OnX Hunt and you can use our code “southern” to save 20% on yours

[@realestatenate2878]

Love this video!

[@ryanr6656]

Great video

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

Thanks for watching!

[@johndenver5029]

Ayy blackberry smoke fan ..I like ur style

[@Funski1000]

Arkansas tips techniques?

[@OutdoorswithTex]

thats good content!

[@hunthikefishalabama9234]

Nice job guys! If I may offer my opinion for post production...the screen shaking/jumping transition is obnoxious and hard to watch. Please find something else to use. Content and supporting clips were fabulous though.

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@ec9697]

Telling secrets 😊

[@jacobmyers3149]

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