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Fingers crossed he makes it! He’s an awfully good looking deer if he’ll survive a couple more years.

I use Weather Underground!

I’d personally be searching for the fresh feed trees about that time!

Personally I don’t find hunting directly over big rubs to be something I’ve focused on. I do however put a lot of stock in big rubs to help me locate primary bedding areas and main travel routes for mature bucks! So even though I may never hunt over a huge rub, my best locations have always had them nearby.

They really are! Had a doe and fawn checking out my seed buckets and cooler today too.

Big things are coming my friend! This season is going to be fun, we’re ready to get after it that’s for sure. Hope you have some promising bucks turning up also!

Can I have one? I asked my wife and she's OK with it...

It wouldn’t be necessary I’d think. Sometimes I will use the inside of the post to push off of if needed. It really just depends on how comfortable it is for you!

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I know! It’s a bummer that’s for sure. I definitely have learned a lot using them throughout the years.

Unfortunately! Kind of a bummer, but oh well right. A lot of states are turning to this now.

Thanks for stopping by man! Great meeting you also. We will plan on being back! We love that show.

Thanks man🤙🏼🤙🏼 we’ll be back!

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I appreciate that Dirk!🤙🏼

I appreciate it bud🤙🏼

@@TacticalApproachOutdoors no problem man

100%!! I love those old school Mathews, been shooting this bow for 20 years now.

I appreciate that bud, I’m glad you enjoyed the video! I’ve always wanted my channel to be more about showcasing the 365 day process over just the hunt itself, a lot of work goes into consistent success. It very much is satisfying when all of that work comes together! Keep up the good work bud🤙🏼

@@TacticalApproachOutdoors I have hunted a private farm in upstate NY for 30+ years. I did not grow up around hunting and everything that I know I learned from the guys at the farm. I still hunt the farm, but since COVID I have been pounding the public. I love the scouting, finding sign, interpreting deer behavior. I was fortunate enough to score on a Pope & Young public land buck my second year but it’s not easy. I have got my ass kicked 2 out of 3 seasons so far but I am learning every time. I am looking to be competent enough in my woodsmanship to start being more consistent in my ability to get on board more mature deer. Maybe not harvest all of them but at least feel like I am in the game. I just can’t get enough information. We are so lucky in our hunting community that so many people are willing to communicate and share. It makes us well rounded as a hunter and you get to meet great people along the way. Best of luck preparing for this fall. I have 2 beasts on my radar and have found 3-4 other solid places to put cameras out and inventory these areas over the summer.

I’m pretty pumped to get cameras set here in the next month and see what that property has to offer!

It’s almost time!!

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I bet that was a lot of fun up in Oregon.

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100% he did!! He bought himself a VIP ticket haha

Hey fellas! Thanks for the comment, I’m glad you enjoyed the video! We personally didn’t have any issues with filming, but we also haven’t been out there in a few years. So, I would have to look up the regs and see if they have changed or not. I wish you luck though, we’ve always enjoyed hunting SD through the years.

Incredible find!

They definitely do also unfortunately

I really like to use the Danner Vital boots! They're very comfortable.

100% agree!

Absolutely!

They're competing over the scrape here! The larger buck that I ended up shooting was asserting his dominance over the over smaller bucks that he was with. This was getting closer to aggressive rutting activity, so they were figuring out their pecking order! That's awesome, that's a great buck, congratulations! It's pretty cool when they're antlers and head are covered from rubbing trees.

I would definitely say that you would have daylight movement on those scrapes! That sounds like a fantastic place to hunt, you can get real picky on which side of the bedding area you sit, based on the wind. Sounds like a great location!

@@TacticalApproachOutdoorsthankyou for the reply! I’m going back out there this weekend and going to scout the side of the hill that has some steeper elevations and benches against some super steep hill sides into a creek bottom. along that field I think with the more topography changes I will find some buck bedding. All I found around the top where the field was doe bedding and not that much bedding on the opposite hillside due to gradual elevation change with mostly open mature timber.

So my very first camera was a cannon G10, my next camera was a Panasonic FZ-70. Both of these cameras or similar cameras to them would be great options! The Panasonic was a “bridge” camera, which meant that it had the picture capability of a DSLR, but the zoom and recording capabilities of a camcorder! You can find both of those fairly cheap. If you watch my hunts from 2021 you’ll see the quality of the Panasonic! That was the last year I filmed with it before I upgraded to my current camera.

@@TacticalApproachOutdoors thanks for the reply appreciate it

@@brandonfailing3416 Absolutely! I hope that helps you get started.

Ahhh very interesting, good catch! I’ll reupload that video, there’s no reason it shouldn’t have sound! Thanks for bringing this to my attention🤙🏼

Thanks for the support Paul! It’s going to be a great year, I’m looking forward to what it has in store.

I’m glad you enjoyed the video bud! I feel like there’s certain topics that don’t really get seriously talked about and are crucial the our success as deer hunters.

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