Shed Hunting Tactics

SHED SEASON IS ALMOST HERE! If you're thinking about hitting the bone zone this spring we've made this video for you! Our resident shed head, Branson Jackson, gives you 5 great tips to help you be more successful in your shed hunting adventures this spring!
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[@trever2120]

Tip #6… don’t disturb animals in their winter range 😉

[@ReadySetHunt]

too late😂

[@baetis1539]

In northern Idaho it’s pretty hard to wander around the woods in February in waist deep snow.

[@wapiti128]

that's for sure!

[@perryknetter8577]

Chris Great video packed with alot of information. The New system looks Fantastic can't wait to see part 2
God's Blessings to you all

[@GOHUNT]

Thanks, Perry!

[@armandomada633]

Awesome tips will go look for couesdeer horns ..🦌🦌

[@GOHUNT]

Good luck!

[@markbosky]

Don't be one of those people disturbing Elk in their winter range in February. People who do this are ruining it for everyone and legitimately harming the herd.

[@coreywalker8957]

If you are pushing elk and deer with your scouting your not doing them or anyone any favors. Maybe another reason our deer herds can’t ever recover, being harassed/stressed in a critical time.

[@herdbull365]

😂😂😂 no offense to anyone but 20 horns with the glass 😂😂😂 had me rolling
Not all but most of those that really know about shed hunting know the number one tip is don’t talk to anyone about anything when it comes to sheds…like I said no offense to anyone, I was at 20 once too, a long long time ago ….good luck this year…

[@harkenm]

Lol I love it

[@taylorlutz3788]

Just keep disturbing them , then when u think you haven’t disturbed them enough just keep doing it. That’s all you gotta do

[@harkenm]

Sheesh, surprised at all the negativity here.

[@normankaster917]

They are right about pressuring herd or individual animal in their winter range..... The animals are there because there is no food anywhere else, so you push them out of that location and you might as well be killing them, that is the reason why it is important not to send 1500 yuppies into the wilderness looking for antler sheds.

[@wapiti128]

Lots of borderline tree-huggers in here...

[@lukeonderko8696]

You literally just told thousands of people to pressure wintering animals even more

[@joshcc1974]

deer and elk have antlers, they don't have horns.

[@nickholcroft]

They're called antlers, bud.

[@hollywood3882]

Cringiest thing ever. “Horns”
My guy they are called Antlers.
Sheep have horns. Cows have horns.
Deer and Elk have ANTLERS.