Avoid These Common Whitetail Deer Baiting Mistakes!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
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Avoid These Common Whitetail Deer Baiting Mistakes! I have had success over the years baiting deer. I have learned a lot of things including what not to do. I share my tips and tricks in this video to help everyone better their chances. Hunting is hard especially bow hunting. Depending on your setup and your property everything is different. With all that said this style of hunting can pay off if you stick to it. A lot of things still have to go your way even if you do everything right. That doesn't mean it can't happen though. Being patient and keeping a positive attitude has always lead me in the right direction. The little things make a big difference. I have learned things the hard way so you don't have to. Hopefully this helps all of you out!
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Scatter it don’t pile it. Nothing in nature puts food in a giant pile. Deer are much calmer feeding on bait that’s scattered plus they’re more likely to eventually turn at the right angle for a shot.
Great point!
I scatter it for a month or so and start piling it up when they are used to that area. Then I pour some liquid rage apple shit in the corn twice a week. 15 days before the season I’ll dumb 3 bags in a pile and pour and entire gallon of that shit on the corn. By the time the season starts there ain’t no bait there whatsoever so I can legally hunt it
To get deer coming to a new spot i mix apple corn in with the regular corn. It has a strong aroma they can smell a long ways away and the apple helps. If there are no apple trees it doesn't matter. They will come! Once i watch the camera for a week and there's some nice bucks I'll add rice bran pellets, cattle cubes 12 % and 20% . They love it ! Sometimes I'll put out alfalfa bales in the spots too and if hood spots I'll put minerals and water troughs. They drink them gone ! If they have everything in one spot they don't go far except to look for love ... lol. But late season they really hit the food to recover from the rut and by then not a lot in the woods for them .
Thanks for sharing all of that. Ive always wondered about putting alfalfa bales out to see if the bucks would come. I also recommend putting some minerals down. Food & water the ultimate combo. The late season has always been tricky where I hunt. For some reason it's not as easy to get the buck in like early season. I think that's mostly due to hunting pressure and lack of cover.
@Outdoord they like alfalfa best if you really break it up and spread it all around, I buy compacted alfalfa bales at tractor supply, it's really compressed so small but you cut it open it's a lot. I have bucks I've never seen or no pictures of come to the food late season, either because they're hungry or they'll follow a yearling doe to the corn. Bow season ends in Oklahoma January 15th. I shot a 157 10 pt on January 13th and another year a 140s 10 pt on January 15th. So never give up!!
@@SuperDave-pe1zw Im going to have to try that. Our bow season ends the end of January. Both solid bucks congrats! Ive never harvested one that late in the season. You never know for sure I usually put the beans and corn down like I do early season but don't have as much luck.
That’s some fantastic advice man , i appreciate you making this video!
Thanks! I'm you found it helpful.
Spray everything around the corn & thre corn with vanilla flavoring / water in spray bottle and it will attract deer for miles and when u go hunt spray more vanilla and if u spray the bucks will come your way ...
Nice thanks for sharing!
I use the tractor supply pride corn with apple crush or persimmon crush and my does and bucks love it.
Awesome thanks for sharing!
Great info !!! Thanks for doing post !! Cheers from the UK 🇬🇧 👍👍
Thanks for watching!
When you put a camera on your bait pile I assume it's a cell one and was just wondering what setting you put your trigger delay on. Mine is on 30 seconds
I usually put out just a regular trail camera in the beginning. I will transition to cellular as the season gets closer and if I have a target buck. My Delays change depending on activity. The first couple of weeks I will have less of a delay on. I have had up to a 5 minute delay but you can also miss deer that way. It's kind of a toss up to avoid squirrels and raccoons birds etc. If I feel like I have a shooter than I will put on less of a delay and try to pin point him. Another tip too you can put some more cameras out not directly on the bait on the main trails coming to and from and usually catch the bucks that way without draining your trails camera batteries on the bait pile. When I really want to make sure I dont miss anything 30 second to a minute is good you just get a lot of other stuff too lol. Especially when you have had the bait out for at least a few weeks. It also usually takes the bucks a few weeks to find the corn and then to hit it more consistently takes some time as well. I hope that helped LMK!
You said baiting doesn't work for you during the rut so do you quit baiting the middle of October?
That's correct I usually stop the first or second week of September. It depends on your area though, so give it a try and see what happens.
@@Outdoord so you quit baiting before your season even starts? Ohio season doesn't start till Sept 28th
@@craigwagner327 our season usually starts around the first week of September. My goal is to get one down on opening day of bow. I put enough down to last about a week in the season. After the first couple of days of bow season in my area the hunting pressure, acorns and fall transition play a major role in very limited opportunities.
@@Outdoordhow long prior should I bait? And do I really need to acclimate a hunting blind?
@@mothmindset1106 It depends on what your goals are and your specific area. If your just looking for meat or does then they can get on it pretty quick. Put a trail camera out and check it and go off of that. Ground Blinds can be effective it depends on your setup though and cover.
Bait is unethical.