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Yessir! Won’t be long now!

@@warnerhuntohio1129 any commentary helps, lol. It truly does sound good volume wise while editing and the translation is lost.

@@larrycarter6359 thanks brother!

@@braylenstamm2922 yes

@@tommymadden9746 did you enjoy your shout out?

@@spartan-fire5306 thanks man, next step is staying on the charts for extended periods of time….

@@jamesgriffin5960 not sure what Hickory Grove is to be honest, so maybe?

@@SimanBrothersOutdoors towards the beginning of your video you went past a log cabin church with a small graveyard.. that's Hickory Grove Church

Norman indiana area.

@@jamesgriffin5960 where we were is about 60 miles from Norman, Indiana. We havnt hunted that area in the past, but this video is not in that area.

@@SimanBrothersOutdoors I swear it looked just like it lol anyways awesome content I loved it!

@@garretts1604 valid points, strategy for private is very focused on the layout of the land. A flat piece of alfalfa in Kansas is going to hunt differently than a hillside in WV of only oak trees. We touched on the fact that natural movement is almost 0 during hunting season in northeast Ohio due to the baiting. Of course trespassing is illegal and condoning it is unethical. BUT, it’s also unethical to leave a deer, buck or doe to rot, simply due to your neighbors preconceived notions. To expect everyone hunting to have perfect moral ground and keep things black and white at all times is impossible. Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave feedback.

SE here, hence the Hill Country ask with the other video. Corn piles are as Ohioian as Buckeyes now. It’s a shame, holding the herd and age structure back (this coming from a nonresident landowner) … the irony in this how the local culture, as you all shared with the adjacent landowners in this video, is where the shift to kill more immature bucks has originated.

@@garretts1604 yes, we didn’t get to tap into it as much as I wanted too, but the truth is the deer have unlimited potential in Ohio and our state does kill some exceptional deer. The record books are full of them, but the ease of which we can kill deer here with all the liberal regulations makes it really hard for a lot of deer to reach full potential. 5-6-7 year old bucks here are truly stunning animals, but rare for them to reach that in our immediate area. It does happen, just not as often as we’d like.

@@garretts1604 we just released one this week on hunting big private access country deer in Ohio, and next week we will have Jacob Emory on and he has some knowledge of the south!

Yessir!

Thanks man!

Yes late December, early November

To kill the deer?

@@SimanBrothersOutdoors meant for youth season? Just curious not bashing

@@SimanBrothersOutdoors Michigan they allow-in youth season only

@@stevedenoyer5956 in Ohio you can bait 24/7/365 and kill any deer over it all season long

Hell yeah man!

Glad you liked it!

Thanks for watching the full hour, we appreciate the support.

We hope you enjoy it it man!

Ahh your one of those guys eh? On TH-cam talking about how TH-cam is ruining your hunting?

On Wednesday episode 2 will discuss mineral licks, stay tuned! Congrats on your farm and what it will become!

We love it and felt it was time to do some justice by it!

Joeys personal channel is a mixture of him and his friends footage, and to be fair a lot of TH-cam channels export in 1080 for bandwidth reasons. If you want to see Joeys professional footage check out Latitude Outdoors, Rogue Hunts & Rolling Thunder Game Calls.

@@SimanBrothersOutdoors I guess...But i would think its a great place to showcase his work..TH-cam does a real good job with 4k and todays modern internet speeds negate bandwidth issues in my experiences. Everything on my channel is is 4k and I stive for the best footage possible.

@@TheNewBowunter just because something isn’t exported in 4K doesn’t really mean a thing, the content is more important, especially when watching on different screens that have different resolutions. About half our podcasts are in 1080 and we’ve never had any complaints.

@@SimanBrothersOutdoors Guess im just a very visual person. I watch everything on 42 inch 4k monitor... so 1080 looks really bad to me LOL I dont mean to come of as a complainer. I enjoy your stuff. Jarrid Mills wont do 4k either...and I dont get it. I think 4k needs to be the standard by now. Heck there is already 8k.

@@TheNewBowunter well…if you did any real amount of filming you would understand the process it requires to not only store the footage, but edit, export and transfer. You have to keep a backlog of your videos and when your filming at the level of some of us, that could easily be hundreds of GB a week. I watch the majority of TH-cam on my 75” 4K TV at 1080 and it looks more than acceptable to me and the rest of the TH-cam hunting community that I’ve run across, so apologies, but I don’t see the need for everything at 4/8k.

We will be keeping in contact with him through the year! Maybe he’ll make another appearance.

If that’s what you like then our channel is perfect for you! Thanks for watching!

The last 2 years of hunting would say otherwise. Been very tough in the same area, minimal bear sightings.

The one couple who had children at the time left them with the grandparents for the week, but since then two more couples have had kids. We will be doing this again in 2025 and there will be more kids involved…thank you for watching, we have a few other similar shark videos on the channel if you wanna check em out!

Glad you picked up on it, Jay does not smile. But he’s enjoying himself I promise. Check out the accompanying podcast to get his true feelings on it all…you can find it on our channel.

There will be one later this fall!

We have then but always forget to pack em in.

The mountainous portion.

Watching the wrong videos Agnes. This is a hunting channel.

What does the shot matter? TH-cam doesn’t even want to show it anymore, demonetizes the video. Thanks for watching!

It wasn’t drawn back all the way, maybe only 85%, at the end it shows us shooting and the proper flight.

Great response Danny, our biggest issue is some of our farms that have been turkey heaven over the last decade are just barren. Plenty of roosting trees and cover, good hardwoods. There just simply isn’t any birds.

I think you’ll like our content. We have a weekly podcast we release on Monday night and all the seasonal videos you would expect based on the time of year.

22 minutes to be exact.

We got videos of a buck holding on April 25th of this year, latest we’ve ever had one.

Depends on your price point…In our county land is going for $20-25k/acre now

Thanks man!

Thanks man, appreciate the watch and comment!

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