Great points. I actually feel like I gained knowledge just from these quick tips and different point of views. Its always a good thing to look and other peoples outlooks. Thanks guys
Love the idea of this series! I would have appreciated more detail maybe even marking stand locations and entry and exit routes. I was a bit confused when you started talking about a section of land that was off the property that was highlighted. Then with the winds you were talking about it seemed your wind would blow right back into the bedding you pointed out. I may have misunderstood but it didn’t seem to add up to me.
I really can't wait to get out deer hunting but with the MA laws I might not be able to :/ I was in a accident and I can't pull my bow back. MA won't let me get a crossbow permit because my injury isn't permanent..but I have pretty severe nerve damage / loss of strength.. I'm so disappointed.. well anyways I love the podcast keep up the great work
@@lone_wolf_lifestyle if you are near the seacoast check out the Pawtuckaway state park area or Musquash conservation area. If you're more toward central Mass check out Pisgah state park. Those are all good sized pieces of public land.
This is a good idea for a series! However, as Josh below mentioned, this is really specific to eastern (whitetail?) hunts. It may be worth putting that in the title. It would also allow you to make a follow on video and highlight the preparation differences for a western hunt (mule deer). If you sprinkle the public land bit in, even better. As we try to grow the hunting population, helping people be successful on public land is huge.
Really? You would set up on a finger of ag on a 120 acre piece of private land? Huh, never thought about that. Let me know when you guys can give some pointers on hunting a 3000 acre tract of land in the chequamegon forest in WI
Great info fellas! Also love seeing that certain puter symbol covered with an "X"! No pay no play! Zero point in giving them free advertisement! Well played! Bog Deep!!!!!
What a bunch of whiners in this comment section. Doesn't matter where in the country you are, if you can't learn something from this you must be some all knowing master that needs to stop wasting your time around us amatures.
@@knightofthecourtofhotdog7864 You whining like an entitle college liberal because they didn't cover your personal needs first sure as fuck aint rational. Run to your safe space.
Nice. i plan to do just that. And toward the comments about private vs public, I'm lucky as these guys are to to be able to hunt both. My season is a pretty even mix of hunting private land I am very familiar with as well as public land in and outside of my home state. Would be foolish for MeatEater as a content focused company to focus only on one "kind" of hunting, albeit animal species or hunting style.
Hope you like it. We'll be breaking down properties in this series that are public and private. And, for the record, Tony Peterson is the best public land whitetail hunter I know. If you're only going to take one thing from this series as a public land hunter, listen to Tony.
Show what those foods look like - include some pictures that will help people that don't know a yellow soybean etc... what they are looking for. Overlays would be a big help and attractant for viewers, like good food sources for the target species. Thanks! Love ya'lls content
I don't comment on YT much, but Mark Kenyon w/MeatEater just irks me. What makes meateater great is the hard work/public land hunting style and this is the exact opposite. Hope those who enjoy this content continue to watch though!
Not gonna lie, I am not a huge Mark Kenyon fan. But, that being said, the guy has killed some really good bucks in a high pressure state and on public land. Just because I am not a fan of the guy doesn’t mean I can’t learn something from him. I would love to see these Midwestern guys come to the Southeast and hunt public land. When I say Southeast I am not talking Kentucky. I don’t know why Kentucky it thrown into the Southeast. Let’s see them hunt NC, TN, SC, GA, and AL. I have hunted public land in Michigan and Ohio deer are so much easier to get on than in the Southeast.
I've gotta stick up for my guy Mark here. He is a strong advocate for public lands and does a good amount of his whitetail hunting on public. He keeps an open perspective and realizes there is things to learn from guys who hunt low pressure/managed private land to guys who are making it work on public. "Hard work" doesn't just apply to public land hunting, this guy puts a lot into getting info to everyone interested in deer hunting
@@alexstarzynski5496 yeah, I have nothing against Mark. From everything I've heard and watched he is a dilligent, focused and passionate hunter (much better than me) but it just seems eastern whitetail on private farms is the antithesis of the Meat eater brand and ethos and seeing this stuff on the MeatEater channel diminishes my romantic view of what Steve has done for the perception of modern conservation hunters.
Decent info and I love the meateater series, das boat and the podcast but I'm not really digging this. I don't know what it is about it but it didn't hold my attention. Actually I'm lying I do know what it is about it, it's multiple reasons but I'm not gonna down the series. Maybe things will change. I'll check back.
Victor Hopper that comment felt like mental healthcare has failed in our country. Which is an important topic, and we appreciate you keeping in our collective consciousness.
I feel like mental healthcare is your favorite topic of discussion. I'm sure there's some deep rooted issue causing that. Sorry for whatever happened to you as a child. You should broaden your spectrum.
Pick apart some big woods, a piece of property that is 90% field is hard for us PA hunters to relate to!
We've got a PA public land episode in the future!
Great points. I actually feel like I gained knowledge just from these quick tips and different point of views. Its always a good thing to look and other peoples outlooks. Thanks guys
Awesome! Looking forward to this new series! Thanks for all you guys do.
Thank you for the scouting tips. I am planning on going out this weekend and this came across just in the nick of time.
Good luck!
Love you guys! Thanks for the great advice, wish I was there with you all!
Love the idea of this series! I would have appreciated more detail maybe even marking stand locations and entry and exit routes. I was a bit confused when you started talking about a section of land that was off the property that was highlighted. Then with the winds you were talking about it seemed your wind would blow right back into the bedding you pointed out. I may have misunderstood but it didn’t seem to add up to me.
Great videos guys
I like this. And in Texas I’m basically gonna apply this a month later.
hope you got a Wisconsin one coming up!
Allen Harrison we do!
Spencer Neuharth awesome! Just moved to Green Bay and looking to go out for my first deer hunt in WI this fall!
I really can't wait to get out deer hunting but with the MA laws I might not be able to :/ I was in a accident and I can't pull my bow back. MA won't let me get a crossbow permit because my injury isn't permanent..but I have pretty severe nerve damage / loss of strength.. I'm so disappointed.. well anyways I love the podcast keep up the great work
Come over the border to NH! We allow crossbows for injuries and hunting with suppressors.
@@WTFlacky yeah I might have to find some public land somewhere kinda close by. so I can put up my deer stand
@@lone_wolf_lifestyle if you are near the seacoast check out the Pawtuckaway state park area or Musquash conservation area. If you're more toward central Mass check out Pisgah state park. Those are all good sized pieces of public land.
@@davem4193 hell, I used to hunt behind my apartment complex off exit 1 on rte 3 ten years ago. No one seemed to care.
The one advantage you do have is the deer population is gigantic in MA due to low hunting.
how are you able to discern elevation changes on that map? i couldn't make that stuff out.
OnX allows you to put topo lines on top of satellite imagery. We had it turned off for the video, though.
I saw what they meant AFTER they pointed it out. I think it just comes from years of staring at maps, then scouting the ground.
My guess its private land..
This is a good idea for a series! However, as Josh below mentioned, this is really specific to eastern (whitetail?) hunts. It may be worth putting that in the title. It would also allow you to make a follow on video and highlight the preparation differences for a western hunt (mule deer). If you sprinkle the public land bit in, even better. As we try to grow the hunting population, helping people be successful on public land is huge.
This whole series will be whitetail specific. We’ll be breaking down public and private properties from Pennsylvania to Oklahoma. 👍🏼
DiepBlueC Shhhhhhh
Eastern UP, Big Woods, Cedar swamps?
Really?
You would set up on a finger of ag on a 120 acre piece of private land?
Huh, never thought about that.
Let me know when you guys can give some pointers on hunting a 3000 acre tract of land in the chequamegon forest in WI
If this was shot in the meateater podcast room that shit is hotel art. For sure.
Great info fellas! Also love seeing that certain puter symbol covered with an "X"! No pay no play! Zero point in giving them free advertisement! Well played! Bog Deep!!!!!
Love every show nothing but the best come to Newfoundland
hola in 'Berta!
What a bunch of whiners in this comment section. Doesn't matter where in the country you are, if you can't learn something from this you must be some all knowing master that needs to stop wasting your time around us amatures.
@@knightofthecourtofhotdog7864 You whining like an entitle college liberal because they didn't cover your personal needs first sure as fuck aint rational. Run to your safe space.
@@andreweddy86 Kek. . . good job standing up for your sister-wife, Candy Andy.
Agreed I got a lot more info from this clip then 90% of hunting shows on TV
Can't hunt deer in September here in texas....
Looks great, would be good to see this in a typical north west public land hunt set up instead of a farming field
Gsr2011 About half of our episodes will break down a piece of public land. 👍🏼
Nice. i plan to do just that. And toward the comments about private vs public, I'm lucky as these guys are to to be able to hunt both. My season is a pretty even mix of hunting private land I am very familiar with as well as public land in and outside of my home state. Would be foolish for MeatEater as a content focused company to focus only on one "kind" of hunting, albeit animal species or hunting style.
Hope you like it. We'll be breaking down properties in this series that are public and private. And, for the record, Tony Peterson is the best public land whitetail hunter I know. If you're only going to take one thing from this series as a public land hunter, listen to Tony.
Should we say "harvest" instead of "kill"?
what about a black bear series ? ?
Show what those foods look like - include some pictures that will help people that don't know a yellow soybean etc... what they are looking for. Overlays would be a big help and attractant for viewers, like good food sources for the target species. Thanks! Love ya'lls content
I came here for Steve
I can't get over how small Mark looks sitting next to Tony
Where are they filming this? Looks like a hotel room with that wall art. lol
What about tree stand whispering strategy
Wrong Spencer. Deer don’t like beans after they turn. Simple as that.
I don't comment on YT much, but Mark Kenyon w/MeatEater just irks me. What makes meateater great is the hard work/public land hunting style and this is the exact opposite. Hope those who enjoy this content continue to watch though!
Agreed. I absolutely cannot stand Mark Kenyon
100% agree get this guy off meat eater
Not gonna lie, I am not a huge Mark Kenyon fan. But, that being said, the guy has killed some really good bucks in a high pressure state and on public land. Just because I am not a fan of the guy doesn’t mean I can’t learn something from him. I would love to see these Midwestern guys come to the Southeast and hunt public land. When I say Southeast I am not talking Kentucky. I don’t know why Kentucky it thrown into the Southeast. Let’s see them hunt NC, TN, SC, GA, and AL. I have hunted public land in Michigan and Ohio deer are so much easier to get on than in the Southeast.
I've gotta stick up for my guy Mark here. He is a strong advocate for public lands and does a good amount of his whitetail hunting on public. He keeps an open perspective and realizes there is things to learn from guys who hunt low pressure/managed private land to guys who are making it work on public. "Hard work" doesn't just apply to public land hunting, this guy puts a lot into getting info to everyone interested in deer hunting
@@alexstarzynski5496 yeah, I have nothing against Mark. From everything I've heard and watched he is a dilligent, focused and passionate hunter (much better than me) but it just seems eastern whitetail on private farms is the antithesis of the Meat eater brand and ethos and seeing this stuff on the MeatEater channel diminishes my romantic view of what Steve has done for the perception of modern conservation hunters.
Typical , farm owner hunting video … how about something for us real deals out there on public land making it happen?
This isn’t hunting this is harvesting go hunt some public land not a fast food place for deer
Whhhhhhhaaaaaatttttt wheres Steve??? This is not meat eater this is private land hunting, Big difference from public land.
There have been multiple episodes where Steve & Co hunted private land. This is very much in line with the overall theme of the show.
Tony H. Shhhhhhhh
Wired to Hunt covers a lot. Check podcast 282 gents
Tony H. About half of our episodes of How to Kill a Buck will break down a piece of public land.
Decent info and I love the meateater series, das boat and the podcast but I'm not really digging this. I don't know what it is about it but it didn't hold my attention. Actually I'm lying I do know what it is about it, it's multiple reasons but I'm not gonna down the series. Maybe things will change. I'll check back.
Victor Hopper that comment felt like mental healthcare has failed in our country. Which is an important topic, and we appreciate you keeping in our collective consciousness.
I feel like mental healthcare is your favorite topic of discussion. I'm sure there's some deep rooted issue causing that. Sorry for whatever happened to you as a child. You should broaden your spectrum.
Victor Hopper passive aggressive is no way to go through life. You miserable little bytch.
First
Really
Two nerds and a hunter
To exalt the hunter but not the intelligence behind it makes little sense Mr Fudd.