Your tips are always spot on, and it shows the years of actual experience that you’ve had. I have a spot near me , but there’s not a wind direction that works there, because of the topography. Great video.
@victorcook4398Ай бұрын
Yes Sir. Good points. One thing that I'd add that I've noticed over the years. I have a few stands that I have to watch and see what the wind is going to do at the magic hour. I have a stand in particular That needs a SE wind, but not just a SE wind. It has to be a SE wind that will blow more 7 or more mph until after dark, or else when the thermals drop, SE wind becomes a NW wind and my gig is up.
@ladduncanАй бұрын
Lotsa rain through Charlotte last night!
@watchhuntbetterАй бұрын
Solid advice. Great video!
@SamkoTradBowАй бұрын
Another excellent video and love how often you are posting content.
@donaldbuckner2935Ай бұрын
Great tips Robert! Next level.
@jerrycox2058Ай бұрын
Amen Brother, totally spot on, great advice on all of it. I have been trying to explain all of this to my wife for years as to why I set my stands where and how I do it. On our old lease, food sources were too scattered in the pine plantations, so I set her up on a very good funnel. She got some of the biggest bucks of everyone on the lease. The wind is a killer on some spots, had one that no matter what I did, I got busted, swirling wind pocket. You explained it very well and hopefully people will take this knowledge and put it to good use.
@samfulks4896Ай бұрын
Glad to see you alive in Christ. Keep sharing with us
@brettellis423Ай бұрын
Ain't that the truth! Location, location, location! Excellent video!🎯
@timwaldroup9654Ай бұрын
Good information RC, I got a Velvet hunt in 2 weeks here in TN. Been trying to find good acorns or muscadines as the days count down here in the hills..
@jesseherbert2585Ай бұрын
Great tips Robert! Thank you. Speaking of tips, what broadhead was that at the end? Blessings.
@robertcarte95Ай бұрын
Jerry Hill broadhead 190 grains.
@KevinRedford-g8rАй бұрын
Thanks good info, I’m really excited about this fall JIK
@briankransАй бұрын
Daisy is the best girl. Miss my adventure dog.
@donwaldroopoutdoors3665Ай бұрын
always great hints and tips
@RentersHomestead29 күн бұрын
Good stuff! Are you finding most of your “feed trees” scouting ahead of hunts? Or are you going in blind, scouting through till you find a feed tree and setting up on it immediately?
@robertcarte9529 күн бұрын
@@RentersHomestead I prescout places. Usually I'll scout till i find several hot spots then hunt them .
@johnhurt2634Ай бұрын
Good Stuff!
@WilliamLouis-vk6wzАй бұрын
My first choice is the place where I know that I'm going to be the only one there.
@MrRourkАй бұрын
The Deer Farm in Japan where they taught them to bow and eat out of people's hands. That would be my first choice to hunt.
@robertcarte95Ай бұрын
I would rather hunt wld ones.
@jsummers11BАй бұрын
So what should I look for to find a good spot on my levy land I haven’t been successful on this property yet other than turkey are deer feeding on these trees right now
@robertcarte95Ай бұрын
@@jsummers11B you have to walk and check trees that are feeding. Every tree has a season it drops. Do some research in your area and seek those trees out
@rbingelАй бұрын
How do you feel and think about using fawn decoys during early season?
@robertcarte95Ай бұрын
@@rbingel I let the feed tree be the decoy. Most of my hunts are a mile from the truck. I carry enough stuff as it is.
@brianurban6038Ай бұрын
What poundage Bow are you shooting, and what arrow? 60 to 65? Woods
@WilliamLouis-vk6wzАй бұрын
@@brianurban6038 sixty Montana Bear and Bear broad heads from long ago. Keep them sharp and they will shoot true.