Best Time To Enter A Treestand

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  • čas přidán 1. 07. 2024
  • While there is no perfect, all around time to enter a treestand to shoot a wiley old buck...there is consistent strategy that will help you choose the best time. Whether it is during a morning or afternoon sit, this stand access and entrance strategy is for you!
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Komentáře • 122

  • @FloridaMan1976
    @FloridaMan1976 Před rokem +2

    I like to parachute into my tree house at midnight

  • @debbiehansen9668
    @debbiehansen9668 Před rokem +6

    Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom. Im a 60yr young woman who just started hunting 3 seasons ago. Shot my first buck on my own 45 acre property with a rifle. I started hunting using a crossbow last year. I did not get a deer last year despite my effort...however..not wasted as I learned alot about deer behavior. I dont hunt from an elevated stand...im no good with heights..im also trying to improve my property for whitetails..again..thank you for sharing you expertise..

  • @Nollic15
    @Nollic15 Před rokem +92

    I like to get in my tree stand at least two days before I plan on hunting.

    • @jaredstark231
      @jaredstark231 Před rokem +3

      🤣

    • @brians9709
      @brians9709 Před rokem +8

      Fully enclosed, got those solar panels on the roof nintendo switch and youtube, mini fridge in the corner. They will never know you're there.

    • @michaeljackson7361
      @michaeljackson7361 Před rokem +4

      I'm always in my stand

    • @redneckrenegade8398
      @redneckrenegade8398 Před rokem +1

      Man that's to early need to push it back to a week bro lol

    • @monte4150
      @monte4150 Před rokem +2

      Before your wife wakes up!

  • @josephhale9198
    @josephhale9198 Před rokem +1

    Majority of the deer i see are from 830am to 1030 am. Then 4pm to dusk

  • @paulamericanfreedom2615
    @paulamericanfreedom2615 Před rokem +2

    Didn't see anything this morning but at 2:30 pm got an eight point.

  • @jaredb6934
    @jaredb6934 Před rokem +2

    100% of the time I enter my stand when it's time to go hunting.

  • @bobwiese6128
    @bobwiese6128 Před 2 lety +1

    Excellent information Jeff. Thank you and God-bless always.

  • @DairylandLegends
    @DairylandLegends Před 2 lety +1

    Very helpful video, Jeff! Appreciate it!

  • @kurtpearson2793
    @kurtpearson2793 Před 2 lety +3

    Elephants 😂just on time! Great you/we can laugh and be silly 👍

  • @ed1297
    @ed1297 Před 2 lety +6

    I use to do the hour before light and learned the hard way. Now I enter after I can see a good 100 150yds. I hunt acorns and them deer will already be there before first light and I found going in later and creeping in slowly to make sure they are not there already and it has changed the game for me.

  • @anthonyfiducia
    @anthonyfiducia Před 2 lety +1

    Great info!

  • @alanruechel2240
    @alanruechel2240 Před 2 lety +4

    I went into a bedding area one time at 2 am just to see what would happen. I figured deer would be feeding elsewhere, but to my amazement i could hear deer blowing from every direction. And they wouldn't let up, they would blow and blow until I left

  • @blackie1of4
    @blackie1of4 Před rokem +1

    A lot of great information.. thanks for sharing this brother!

  • @bowman8316
    @bowman8316 Před 2 lety +3

    👍🏼Great info... Ty 🦌🏹

  • @randyjohnson8262
    @randyjohnson8262 Před rokem

    Hour before daylight. And back in before 2 before evening hunt.

  • @donaldgsell1663
    @donaldgsell1663 Před 2 lety +4

    Hey Jeff taking the cap off your marker kind of sounds like that squeaky door hinge. That deer make. I'm sure you heard it before.

  • @h-minus2212
    @h-minus2212 Před 2 lety +5

    Thank you for the thoughtful video. I prefer morning hunts, so I tend to look for morning stands that I can access without spooking deer. Often, that means forgoing the early season and just hunting the last two weeks in October and first two weeks in November. For me, it is long enough to scratch the hunting itch and fill my tag. Thanks again for the great content.

  • @makeyourownluck5822
    @makeyourownluck5822 Před 2 lety

    Great video Jeff! Access can be so tough sometimes! Hopefully we get great weather for Camp Kicking Bear June 11th!!!

  • @williamprice1542
    @williamprice1542 Před 2 lety +3

    I like to have a trail cam help me scout, and patern the deer, then I adjust. Last year with the right weather and wind I went in at 7am. Thinking the buck would come around 9am, he was in at 8:30 am...lol so 🤷he wasn't my target buck, but it was 3rd sit and he was a really nice one, so 👍 😉

  • @airmorse
    @airmorse Před 2 lety +7

    "Access where the deer are not". You said it all right there with that statement.
    Of course every parcel of land is different, public land you have to be careful not to trespass.
    Sometimes this requires you to take a much more indirect route to where you wish to set up.
    Good video!

  • @tannerrienbolt3143
    @tannerrienbolt3143 Před rokem +3

    Best time to enter tree stand:
    Morning - after I've eaten breakfast
    Evening - after I get off work

  • @growgreen4235
    @growgreen4235 Před rokem

    You all are nuts lol have fun be careful. Great videos

  • @wesleygreenhunt
    @wesleygreenhunt Před 2 lety +3

    In those big Ag areas I would say 9/10 times that grey light (Right on time) period is the way to go! Been doing this the last few years and have had tons of success getting in undetected.

  • @scottrobinson1349
    @scottrobinson1349 Před rokem +3

    I'm 51 years old, and have hunted or been around hunting my whole life. I watch people invest in, and spend so much time on strategies and gimics for deer hunting.
    I tried blinds and stands early on with varying success. But I have the best luck just walking into the woods and hanging out. I almost always find some.
    At most I may do a walk around, in advance of deer season, looking for game trails and signs of deer. I get a general idea of the space I am hunting in...and that seems to be enough.
    I live in rural east Texas, and deer are generally plentiful here. I find that deer are generally used to some human smells, because they are curious animals, and they often go into areas where people are. I've seen them hanging out behind the Sonic, in the nearest little town. Further out here in the woods, where we are...the deer are obviously less trusting.
    I hunt on my cousins 125 acres about 90 min north of me. I just take-off into the woods, start walking until I see a deer, and shoot it. I use a Marlin 30-30, because it's a good brush gun. But I've never put any rocket surgery or brain science into it...at all. And I have pretty good luck.

  • @donaldgsell1663
    @donaldgsell1663 Před 2 lety +3

    I normally get in some of my stands 45 minutes early. Before daylight because I hunt public land because some people go to there stands 10 to 15 minutes before daylight and have big head lights on there head. Hoping they push the deer to me. I have had success getting in early.

  • @bch5513
    @bch5513 Před 2 lety +3

    I had morning stands I had to go in after daylight cause deer would always be milling around between my access .

  • @paulamericanfreedom2615

    Last I heard deer don't have a alarm clock or a work schedule so just about anytime you can get a deer. As all hunters know there are days you see nothing but then there times you sit down look up and there the deer stands

  • @bch5513
    @bch5513 Před 2 lety +1

    Just in time or JIT is the big inventory management paradigm that was so successful. “Was”

  • @danding24
    @danding24 Před 2 lety

    I wash my clothes once or twice a season and I use scent killer spray on my clothes b4 heading out. I use cover scents and wind detection everytime I go out hunting. A few of my favorites are fresh earth, pine, coon urine (works well as a drag scent), deer scat (I usually step in it and get it all over my boots, but my buddy told me he rubs it on his hands and face 🤢). My hunting pack got doe urine spilled in it one year and they seemed to hone in on it and bust me. It's hard to fool a deers nose but cover scents seem to help. But as mentioned, you have to enter when the deer aren't there. Good info Jeff!

  • @FAFO_24
    @FAFO_24 Před rokem +1

    The buck i'm after this year is at the food mostly at 5:30am but sometimes midnight and even 3am. There is almost never a time that a deer isn't hanging around the food source. I have great access that doesn't mess with the bedding. I want to hunt mornings but you just never know if the buck is going to be there or other deer. I've been killing my bucks either on opening day or couple days after so i'm doing something right. What sucks about early season is it can be nearly 100 degrees outside and the deer are still in velvet. Also deer ticks

  • @redneckrenegade8398
    @redneckrenegade8398 Před rokem

    Great video bud ... I need to get you down to my land here in ohio we do food plots and so on .. if you seen my property idk how to enter it unseen or smelled the only way is to come in by the river on a Jon boat

  • @HalHelms
    @HalHelms Před 2 lety +2

    love your videos. Im hunting property with a nice creek the deer will likely cross to enter it. Should i still bother with installing a watering hole within 100 yds of the creek?

  • @michael7046
    @michael7046 Před rokem

    I read the same article,about sleeping in woods ,some blinds are big enough to sleep in.could wook.

  • @tonypaliotti206
    @tonypaliotti206 Před rokem

    hi ,great job explaining your knowledge ,i have 4 acres backed up against 200 or so acres [public land] and its getting harder to get deer to come my way ,the land closer to mine has water , forage and bedding ,and i'm not trudging around back there,cameras i have aren't showing anyone else is either ...l'm at a loss for what to do as a 63 year old bow hunter.i can only drag em home so far

  • @j_saxon_9754
    @j_saxon_9754 Před rokem

    Just on tine* 🤠

  • @acelove3667
    @acelove3667 Před 2 lety +2

    Merch!

  • @micon9460
    @micon9460 Před 2 lety

    I shot biggest buck I've ever had an opportunity (21" wide 16ptr 171") on Nov 13th 2019 at 12:17pm. Was the coldest day during hunting season was -8° and figured
    I'd try a mid-day hunt.

  • @negativefishermen9286
    @negativefishermen9286 Před 2 lety +1

    Who all remembers watching TK and Mike

  • @kurtpearson2793
    @kurtpearson2793 Před 2 lety +3

    I’m putting my first plots in this year. (1.5 acres) . I’m pretty sure it’s WAY too small for the amount of cover we have. Can I risk straight brassica to maximize tons? Or is it best to mix in a sweetener?

  • @allentodd5436
    @allentodd5436 Před 2 lety +3

    I don't want to be stepped on by an early morning elephant cruising around!😂

  • @MyVisualRomance
    @MyVisualRomance Před 2 lety +5

    Best time to enter a tree stand is when you aren’t drunk.

  • @truckert9729
    @truckert9729 Před 2 lety

    You more or less said the same thing I was thinking first min lol. We normally just go when it's just light enough to see a few hundred yards. Seems our land has bigger issue with sound but then we are on the property enough year round that our scent is nothing new to them.

  • @prestonjenneman4648
    @prestonjenneman4648 Před 2 lety +1

    Jeff, can I spray quincloric and atrazine on my switch grass to control weeds this summer? If so, what is the amount per acre?

  • @davidstuart9141
    @davidstuart9141 Před rokem +1

    Do you recomend sprays that dull deer sense of smell?

  • @clintonmclimore8370
    @clintonmclimore8370 Před rokem

    Hey bud I’m having trouble!!! When i enter the woods at 4:30 2 hrs before daylight I’m pushing the deer out of my sight it seems camera is showing them every morning except when Im there I’m covering my scent boots spraying dead down wind everywhere i sit there and nothing same in the evenings soon as I leave they show on camera this is getting frustrating!!!

  • @whitetailhabitatandhunting

    Thanks Jeff! I was wondering if I can plant switchgrass in June? Or just, how late can I plant it?

    • @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751
      @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751  Před 2 lety +4

      Hi Isaac! I've planted in June with great success...using soft seed/high germination seed and getting lucky with rain. The beauty is that you can fully control weeds with Simazine, gly and 2-D and then a final Gly spraying.

  • @drewharman1690
    @drewharman1690 Před 2 lety +1

    If you are accessing in the morning away from food and you are getting in the backside of bedding but have to cross an open hayfield is it better to go in the pitch dark?

  • @surffishermanandcrossbowki9457

    I agree with everything except at 8:30...don't rush...take a deep breath! no need to create panic and anxiety when you are about to put your life in danger. Be safe #1. Kill deer #2

  • @brandonyoung7760
    @brandonyoung7760 Před 2 lety

    Have you had any issues with having a Tactacam 6 ft up in a tree? I'm about to put some out this weekend

  • @Frenchbroadcatman.
    @Frenchbroadcatman. Před rokem

    Yup. I'ma hire you I need help on the land I hunt I've never hunted a place this hard to hunt I'ma see what you can do with it lmao

  • @markhadleysr5676
    @markhadleysr5676 Před 2 lety

    Am I an oddball here using trail cameras to determine my hunting times? Entrance time for my acreage varies greatly throughout the season.

  • @Braveheartman123
    @Braveheartman123 Před rokem

    Can you discuss how to identify bedding areas? I’ve been hunting since the 80’s and I’ve never really seen a pattern of where they bed? I’m in NH woods where there’s no real funnel areas where I hunt.

  • @bigheadmarkie
    @bigheadmarkie Před rokem

    Hey Jeff, what do you think of Evercalm?

  • @jakeglover371
    @jakeglover371 Před 2 lety +3

    Great video. I have a stand that is impossible to get into in the mornings due to the route and amount of hiking I’d have to do to get in but man is it awesome to see them emerge from the thicket for evening feeding.
    I’ve been sending videos to the guys we hunt with in hopes they’ll watch your content and learn some things. Would not only benefit my hunts but theirs as well. Thanks again Jeff and team!

  • @jacobjenkins8106
    @jacobjenkins8106 Před rokem

    Do you think it’s better to hunt a large field 150 yards diameter or dirt roads that go in between thickets?

  • @stevenschmidt5712
    @stevenschmidt5712 Před rokem

    Bill Winke did it. Shot a monster. Spent the season and many overnight hunts to get him. Now that’s dedication.

  • @BlanchardsBees
    @BlanchardsBees Před 2 lety +3

    I have an issue of deer being around my little 4 acre plot all the time. Makes it hard to really pick a good time to access a stand anywhere especially being right next to the road. Any thoughts?

    • @benborgschatz9525
      @benborgschatz9525 Před 2 lety +1

      Make sure you have better screening so deer can't see you.

  • @USCAVHOOAH
    @USCAVHOOAH Před 2 lety +4

    When you set up on the back side of bedding, how far behind do you place a stand? I've always been worried to get too close (30ish yards) bc I'm concerned about bucks getting downwind of me scent checking the bedding before going in.

    • @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751
      @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751  Před 2 lety +5

      Hi Matt...there is not set distance. Instead, etc the distance a buck isnt going to be downwind of you be your guide. Back up to a cliff, open habitat, a pond, neighbors access, etc.

    • @USCAVHOOAH
      @USCAVHOOAH Před 2 lety +2

      @@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 thanks for the response!

  • @nathanschool4355
    @nathanschool4355 Před 2 lety

    Do you fertilize/lime before you plant the buckwheat or before you plant your plot seed? Referring to your No till process

  • @ilovenythismuchilovenewyor5801

    Jeff when bucks spook on you sometimes... do they snort ?? or they don't snort to alert other deer ??

  • @danwilkinson2489
    @danwilkinson2489 Před 2 lety

    I’ve been trying to find your switchgrass video from Saturday. For the life of me I can’t find it on you tube. What was the title of that video?

  • @Buzzybeeacres
    @Buzzybeeacres Před rokem

    Would I be able to send you a photo of my land for some advice on em trance and departure?

  • @GregorsOutdoors
    @GregorsOutdoors Před rokem +1

    The best time is anytime I am not working. Thank God I don't hunt for a living. It's an escape for me and I cannot afford to pay a camera man.

  • @cipher940
    @cipher940 Před 2 lety +1

    Scent rolling like our ancestors would also be effective.

  • @danieloakes6637
    @danieloakes6637 Před rokem

    We’re hunting 5 acres and seeing deer every day. Hard to get to the stand without spooking them though. Wish I could find a way around that but on 5 acres it’s a little hard to be undetected. There’s one doe that always smells us and spooks. I wanted to leave her til next year but I think she has to go.

  • @iBleedStarsAndBars
    @iBleedStarsAndBars Před rokem

    😁 watch out for the elephants

  • @johncirilli6846
    @johncirilli6846 Před 2 lety +2

    Jeff, what setting do you use for northwoods HD screening for the 2750 earthway spreader?

    • @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751
      @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751  Před 2 lety +2

      Hi John! I've used all of the switch lately...haven't needed any for a few years. BUT. I do this year so I will let you know soon 😊

    • @johncirilli6846
      @johncirilli6846 Před 2 lety +1

      @@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 Jeff, I am going to plant half my plot in buckwheat for the ultimate no till method with WHS blend and half sprayed 3 times for my barasica side.

  • @EmpoweredPercussion
    @EmpoweredPercussion Před rokem

    This is a question for anybody reading this. We have 6 acres up north on a lake with a powerline that went through where they took out all the trees. There are two different deer trails that go through that section. How do people feel about hunting on their own small acreage land? Do you prefer venturing out somewhere else versus hunting only a block from your cabin? I’ll be bow hunting and actually hunting for the first time. Thx

    • @bradfordpearce4441
      @bradfordpearce4441 Před rokem

      Depends on whether you can get permission to track your harvest if it makes it off your property? If that's not a problem then happy hunting and good luck.

  • @davidstuart9141
    @davidstuart9141 Před rokem

    Ho2w close to your stand do you ride your Ebike?

  • @jeffreygerber4336
    @jeffreygerber4336 Před rokem

    What rack is that for holding your bow on your bike?

  • @andrewpark2596
    @andrewpark2596 Před 2 lety

    How do i get ahold of you to look at a 30ac property in michigan

  • @dolphingirl12885
    @dolphingirl12885 Před 2 lety

    I’ve had three trail camera videos where a deer sniffed my camera and then ran off. I think they noticed the light and sniffed to investigate

  • @williamprice1542
    @williamprice1542 Před 2 lety +3

    Did you ever find a great location to hunt, lots of sign from multiple years but the surrounding area made it almost impossible to get in, and then the prevalent winds made it even worse...lol I am trying to work on this problem now. 😅 those deer sure know great places to hide...

    • @timhatfield6367
      @timhatfield6367 Před 2 lety +2

      We're living the same dream brother
      Most of my spots have a (damb if ya do..damb if you don't) situation.
      So at some point, if your doing to go, you weight all your options and go for it or always wonder if you should've. Most of my biggest bucks I got between 11oclock and 4 0clock midday..in wide open spots you'd be surprised to see a deer at all but they know where people don't go often and sometimes it's a place that you or I wouldn't really consider a favorable spot.

    • @selfreliantb2363
      @selfreliantb2363 Před rokem +2

      I'm having the same problem

  • @dennybirchfield
    @dennybirchfield Před 2 lety +1

    I really thought he meant someone was hunting in Africa when he said elephants

  • @lovetogolf4184
    @lovetogolf4184 Před rokem

    I like to tic-tok for 15 mins before I start climbing

  • @jfreak7589
    @jfreak7589 Před 2 lety

    I prefer to get in my stand at least 5 minutes before they come by

  • @jaytac16
    @jaytac16 Před 2 lety +13

    Hey Jeff, For me (hunting a small 20 acre parcel, high pressure SW PA) i have very defined morning and evening stands (because of watching your videos). Since the area is small I'd rather not touch my morning stands until the pre rut (had amazing hunts last year doing this). Maybe I could take a chance on a morning stand on a cooler early october morning, but it seems too risky. Thoughts?

    • @calebmcnelly2885
      @calebmcnelly2885 Před rokem +1

      try pouring corn and syrup on the ground in front of your stand.

    • @jeffreyrafferty4888
      @jeffreyrafferty4888 Před rokem

      If you get a 20° Oct morning, go for it.

    • @rocknraptor3195
      @rocknraptor3195 Před rokem +1

      @@calebmcnelly2885 if you want to shoot a doe or baby, go for it!😆

    • @338lapuaLRS
      @338lapuaLRS Před rokem +1

      @@calebmcnelly2885 Jeff talks about how Corn is not good to use.

    • @robertfalgiani6635
      @robertfalgiani6635 Před rokem +2

      @@338lapuaLRS he also says he don’t care if you do it either

  • @justin5002
    @justin5002 Před 2 lety

    Just watch out for the treacherous elephants.

  • @kurtpearson2793
    @kurtpearson2793 Před 2 lety +3

    First!!

    • @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751
      @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751  Před 2 lety +1

      For sure Kurt 😁👍

    • @kurtpearson2793
      @kurtpearson2793 Před 2 lety +2

      @Number 1 Fan Its the third lunar cycle, in the seventh solar phase! We’re lucky Jeff got out of bed at all! My chart said 9:33, plus coffee = first!

    • @bowman8316
      @bowman8316 Před 2 lety +1

      I was waiting too, then had to go yo work ! 👍🏼🦌

    • @kurtpearson2793
      @kurtpearson2793 Před 2 lety +2

      @Number 1 Fan All I’m saying is keep your eyes open for a new feature on your Huntwise app-

  • @davidkanalos6710
    @davidkanalos6710 Před rokem +1

    I hoot like an owl to get him out of the field

  • @mr.skeptical3071
    @mr.skeptical3071 Před rokem +3

    U don't need to be there two hours before!!! Freezing your butt off. Go in right before first light

    • @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751
      @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751  Před rokem +1

      Just depends on the stand...some early, som JOR and some after daylight. Depends on where the deer are at what time.

    • @mr.skeptical3071
      @mr.skeptical3071 Před rokem +2

      @@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 most of the time I don't see deer till 8-9 am

  • @cw6136
    @cw6136 Před rokem

    Before the other hunters show up... hopefully they'll go somewhere else.

    • @cw6136
      @cw6136 Před rokem

      @Text me +①(④⓪⑤)②⑨③-②⑤⑤⑥ Go away troll

  • @someonesomeone8583
    @someonesomeone8583 Před rokem

    There are no special times. I have shot deer at every hour never been anything the same. 7am 9 am 11am 2pm 6pm I have seen them out to 100 yards in all hours. It's called luck.

    • @someonesomeone8583
      @someonesomeone8583 Před rokem

      It's all a out getting in the stand at sunup and staying up until sundown. I have even keft to go to my barn to get things and have still shot deer. There's no science.