When to STOP scouting, Mock Scrapes in the South, Boot choice for Warmth WITHOUT Sweat - Ep. 515

On this Thursday breakdown we cover listener questions after an inital 30 minute conversation on our upcoming Georgia hunt! Subjects include:
Andrew's initial scouting trip in North GA
Narrowing down spots to focus on on huge tracts of public land
31:00 - When to STOP scouting before season comes in (how long should you let an area "rest?")
38:50 - Choosing a boot for warmth, insulated vs non-insulated, how to keep from sweating
46:45 - Utilizing mock scrapes in the south
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[@BC_I_LETU]

Look forward to seeing your Ga hunt. I just moved down here last year. Hour east of Atlanta, not see many acorns dropping yet. Been seeing most the deer down by water. Best of luck on your trip.

[@GulfCoastin]

Let’s go!!! First time I’ve got to watch in a while. Sitting at home with a broken rib 🫤🫤

[@chasearmstrong6742]

Broken ribs aren’t that bad don’t let it get you down

[@thesouthernoutdoorsmen]

Get well soon!!

[@GulfCoastin]

@@thesouthernoutdoorsmen pushing it to close to deer season I know that much 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ I shot my bow Friday before I went to er and found out my rib was broke so it can be done

[@bamaphil3906]

Speaking of water for deer. I been listening to y'all for about 2 years. I hunt North Central Alabama. Rolling hills. I haven't heard anyone talking about how often and how far Deer will travel for water access. 🎯🦌 Thanks.

[@kirkharbison8340]

Mountain oak stay on the ground and are not eaten until later when they are brown.