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“There’s nothing to put the deer here…over 50 yards from here.” What an excellent point put in such a simple way. Constantly asking that question could change your whole season for the good. Great video!
Getting me fired up before another scouting day
I love the excitement! Everyone needs to find a passion like this. Get outa bed and get it done!
I came straight to the comments. That shirt is Gold😂😆 Cracks me up
That super thick area reminds me of a spot I’ve found, small ridge runs through a middle of a wood lot, and it’s very thick, with only one primary trail, and I’ve found a couple beds where the edge of thick meets the ridge, little caves almost, with rubs right in the beds. The problem is getting to the spot without bumping deer and the right wind. It’s in ag country, so there’s potential to set up on the field edge where there’s an exit trail. But don’t know it that would be the most successful point of attack. Love this content, has me thinking, where’s the next spot?!
Right on Danny boy. You’re one of the best.
Thanks I’m on my way out today and you just taught me a lot of new things to look for. Appreciate you guys from Michigan.
Good to see the rat slayer out with u
Love the shirt i have to get me one of those!!😅😂
GM Dan. I believe what you found on the oak stand is a paracord preset. This is a technique used by the saddle climbers to get their (expensive) climbing rope up and over the crotch branch, to ascend/descend the tree via rope climbing. (SRT or DRT) A preset eliminates having to use a throwball to get a line over the crotch while you are actually coming in to hunt. I may be wrong with those loops though. That part is strange... 😮
Lots of good information on this video, thanks for posting!
Dan, this video made my whole friggin year 😂
The number of great hunters Dan has created cannot be counted! They are a legion of men!
I came across an area with little too no rubs,but my cams showed at least two mature bucks in that area all year long.
Curious, with little to no sign, how did you decide to put your cams in that spot?
The rubs don't have to be where the deer is bedding or in a specific area you intend to hunt. But... All bucks rub trees, so there should be some around somewhere in the area.
@Brian-dh9lp like dan replied all the rubs and scrapes started outside of the bedding area,which I did not mention at first.But originally I put them there because it was such a great looking spot.I was really just curious.
“Nice” 😂
Sweet video fellas, lots of work, but lots of great stuff.
That big tree could be a observation stand
Hmmm... Actually, it could. Good point.
I couldn't sleep. So I watched this video of yours, I didn't complete. Then hit me, like a ton of bricks. You're the dominant buck. Wow. Am I the first. To see that. I doubt. So obvious now. Reckon we all need a subordinate. Nothing wrong with it. But I never noticed it before. I reckon I wasn't studying hard enough. Not meaning to be an ass. Just realization. Definitely not meaning it to be a bad thing. Hope it isn't taking like that. Thanks again, for the lesson.
I would love to get you to Tennessee and do a scout with yall. I got a lot of public land to scout
I used to go back that far, before they screwed us with the quad rules. I only used the quad to help bring it out. Don't know about you, but the deer back that far, acted completely different. Because they weren't seeing as many hunters, if any. I felt, who knows for sure. Just my observation. Different state of mind for hunter/animal! Haha. Miss it.
I put cameras in okay trails with small rubs and only one scrape and got big bucks on it. Can't find or backtrack them.
Love your videos Dan. If you ever come to Alabama, look us up. Would love to scout with you.
Great video guys
This is the only deer chanel i watch before turkey season ❤
So are you quartering your deer? I mean to get them out? Ain't no way you're dragging it!
You going to sell that shirt?
It would be a nightmare trying to get a deer out of location. That's why a framed backpack really shines unless you have a network of people to help you like Dan has.
My hangon stand is my frame pack.
That's cool. I have a mystery ranch pop up 28
@@kidneystones3406 I've got that pack too. Very solid
Wisconsin has weird laws when it comes to quartering a deer
As my buddy says, "Never complain about getting it out, that's the easy part, it's a good problem to have."
Who was doing the heavy breathing??
Glad to see beefy Dan is back. you got too skinny for a while, I was worried.
Give me some of your thoughts on Bachler group bedding? I can see 4-8 bucks come out in ag. to eat. How do they all hookup to get to the ag? (August-November) some nice shooters with smaller8,6,4 pts.They get to the ag. late 11pm and later.
Bachler groups bed just like doe groups. Higher up and watching out as a group.
@@thehuntingbeast 2 years ago, I had 4 nice shooters 125ish plus about 5 smaller ones hanging together till day before rifle season (Nov.5) I thought they would be betting the crap out of each other, but no. Minnesota THE NO FUN ALLOWED STATE
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Nice shirt Dan, BLM lol
I wonder what is causing crowded parking lots on public land🤔
Probably automobiles?
It sure is awesome to see more people enjoying hunting and the outdoors.
If you are implying that guys like Dan and all the great information they give us access to are the reason, you just don’t get it. It’s called public land for a reason.
When I see a comment or hear you guys talk about crowded parking lots on public land. It's so foreign to me. I realize how blessed I am, to live up north, especially nowadays. But I can't for life of me, remember seeing anything remotely like that up here. I did, when I was down state. I feel lucky, yes, made the right choice, many years ago! Lol.😊
I hear You say that a trail has to be wide enough for a buck to fit his rack. I've noticed that big bucks usually walk with their head down, when they are in thick stuff. Sometimes there's a tunnel almost. When they come out of that kind of area, they always stop and look around.
Nice shirt