Goat on a rope

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  • @jerryscray1789
    @jerryscray1789 Před 3 lety +51

    If Dan told me to go there I would have went up that tree so fast somebody would have to put the fire out

    • @wcoutsiden863
      @wcoutsiden863 Před 3 lety +8

      Im
      With you jerry. Dan infalt says to me “thats the tree right there” next clip dans saying “well there as you can see wade is going up that tree” 😂😂😂

    • @jerryscray1789
      @jerryscray1789 Před 3 lety +2

      LMAO I'm all for finding my own spot to go but I'm also for sharing my spot with others when I can't be there there's very few I would trust even showing them a killer spot I found

    • @JeremyReger
      @JeremyReger Před 3 lety +2

      Same... yep guys Dan put me on my first 180! Haha.

    • @Susky62
      @Susky62 Před 3 lety +1

      LOL! Same!!

    • @ryanishkonk3446
      @ryanishkonk3446 Před 3 lety +1

      It looked like a pretty good spot too. Kinda close to the road but many many deer get killed by the road. Ya never can tell with those booger’s can ya

  • @bradgarner1507
    @bradgarner1507 Před 3 lety +8

    I like finding my own spots but I would feel like a fool not hunting where Dan told me. The dudes a legend!

  • @joeunderwood5995
    @joeunderwood5995 Před 3 lety +9

    There is a reason they call him the big buck serial killer. Dan your a mad man . Awesome stuff and thank you for all your teachings.

  • @ryanishkonk3446
    @ryanishkonk3446 Před 3 lety +1

    I want to get back into hunting so bad. Money is tight right now and I can’t get a bow that I want. It rather just get a nice one that I feel confident in than a cheap deal. I have over 300 acres to hunt private land but depression has gotten the better of me the last few years. Dan really is starting to light the fire in me to get back at it. Used to hunt every week a few times a week, but the last 3 years I’ve hunted 3 mornings. Thanks dan for being down to earth and really giving us a piece of your knowledge. A real hunter no doubt. Thanks for getting my heart headed back to hunting.

  • @shanekieffer1583
    @shanekieffer1583 Před 3 lety +8

    Exploring a new area and scouting to determine an approach is most rewarding and also fits the mobile Hunter well.

  • @jakemitchell1671
    @jakemitchell1671 Před 3 lety +2

    19:21.....this ONE lesson from Dan a few years ago did more to help my hunting than anything I've learned in the past 20 years. I've had lots of success hunting public land in MS, but there are a couple places that just kicked my butt year after year. I always played the wind direction obsessively, but I wasn't seeing deer - in places where i KNOW deer are plentiful. Dan helped me understand the importance of THERMALS, especially when thermals mix with "hills 'n hollers," as we say down here! The primary wind direction could be 15mph NE, which should be PERFECT for one of my main spots, yet I'd go 5 hunts in a row without seeing deer. It was maddening! Then after learning more about thermals and how they interact with hill country - and obtaining a big supply of milkweed! - everything changed. Thanks Dan! You are helping hunters all over!

  • @autopeep24
    @autopeep24 Před 3 lety +1

    Goat on a rop...love the slogan and the concept.
    Need a t-shirt!

  • @iBleedStarsAndBars
    @iBleedStarsAndBars Před 3 lety +5

    I hunt the Atchafalaya basin swamp in south Louisiana and there are no give me's, You have to earn it. The basin floods every year, sometimes multiple times. Beds are very hard to find because the land is always changing. Your scouting abilities amaze me, I learn something from every video you make.

    • @brianhebert2438
      @brianhebert2438 Před 3 lety

      Chris Henson I also hunt the basin. Cool to see someone else from this area following the beast. Have you had any success applying Dan’s tactic in the basin?

    • @allywilkeforsenate
      @allywilkeforsenate Před 3 lety +1

      I want to run my Catahoula on hogs there and bump the swamp monster😃

    • @iBleedStarsAndBars
      @iBleedStarsAndBars Před 3 lety

      @@brianhebert2438 I've had success finding doe bedding in turn puts me closer to bucks. You can't go wrong using Dan's methods. We just have the water constantly changing the landscape, so the old beds and rubs are just not there. What part of the basin do you hunt? I'm from Cecilia and hunt Indian bayou, and Sherburne. I go in by skiff with mud motor to avoid the heavier pressure

  • @amjorgy1
    @amjorgy1 Před 3 lety +2

    Get out of that liberal area Dan and come up to northwest Wisconsin! Great public land opportunities with good bucks around! And it's all red up here, no blue!

  • @jeremiahfisk6767
    @jeremiahfisk6767 Před 3 lety +2

    Dan, without my dad giving me a "goat on a rope" I would never be the hunter I am today. He also gave me the desire to find out why the deer use certain areas. Of course my strategy now is to scout for fresh sign and use many different techniques to hunt/harvest deer, ground or tree, it really depends on what will be the most ideal based on the fresh sign.

  • @michaelreed739
    @michaelreed739 Před 3 lety +1

    The kayaking , the hiking, the deep dives make all of this better. Hard earned is sweeter, creates an epic mindset for the win. The goats, didn't teach me anything, it was sweet just a different flavor.

  • @Susky62
    @Susky62 Před 3 lety +1

    Rather work for it Dan. That's why we listen to you. We hunt like BEASTS!

  • @craufurdgoodwin3835
    @craufurdgoodwin3835 Před 3 lety +1

    Never stop challenging yourself to a success that’s harder to achieve. One of my mantras.

  • @stevepalmateer
    @stevepalmateer Před 3 lety +1

    Best episode of THB I've seen in years. Keep at it Mr. Infalt. Mid October is such a weird time when doing something out of the ordinary is just what the doctor ordered.

  • @toddshafer4141
    @toddshafer4141 Před 3 lety +1

    I don't want the goat on the rope. I want the tools and knowledge of how to grow the goat, make the rope, and pound in the steak in that it's tied too! You do an excellent job of providing that information!!! Love your content and as a career Firefighter/Paramedic appreciate you backing my brother's and sister's in blue!!!

  • @dansmith9485
    @dansmith9485 Před 3 lety +4

    Your teaching everyone too well Dan 😁 more people becoming better hunters. Thanks!!

  • @geoffmcdaniel2738
    @geoffmcdaniel2738 Před 3 lety +1

    I love the way you explain everything Dan, no goat on a rope here. I hunt small ag woods where deer travel is erratic at best so being able to learn travel routes and bedding areas is king. Keep up the great work!!!

  • @DKnapp80
    @DKnapp80 Před 3 lety +1

    Rather work for it! That's 75% of the fun and thrill. Live to scout

  • @jayl5978
    @jayl5978 Před 3 lety +6

    I do all my own scouting all year long. I can never get hunting out of my head. I'm addicted to the chase. i tried hunting with groups and it don't work for me. I'd rather earn it than be spoon fed.

  • @HuntZoneAmerica
    @HuntZoneAmerica Před 3 lety +1

    No goat on a rope for me. My 60th year on the planet and 46th hunting season there is always a celebration on a well earned buck or doe. Great vid Dan.

  • @matthewgill9820
    @matthewgill9820 Před 3 lety +3

    I would like to think anybody who watches your videos prefers to earn their way. Kinda what the hunting beast means to me. People who prefer to go head to head with the odds to earn a buck. You’re an inspiration to somebody like me who could hunt the same 3-4 private pieces all year, to get out of my comfort zone and learn new areas and earn on a buck on public. Good video as usual

  • @Ma_Deuce
    @Ma_Deuce Před 3 lety +1

    Old man's already taking a break. Go fetch me a soda would ya.
    I about died 🤣🤣

  • @philjellen9851
    @philjellen9851 Před 3 lety +1

    Love to see your attitude towards learning, adapting, and respecting the public

  • @frankgrill1694
    @frankgrill1694 Před 3 lety +1

    I love watching videos like this. I’m from New Jersey and only hunt public land and go through all the same stuff. Makes it more challenging and when you do connect it’s a great feeling of accomplishment. Hard work does pay off and most of the time it’s a grind. Keep the videos coming 👍🏻

  • @partner348
    @partner348 Před 3 lety +2

    Goat on a rope. I'm stealin' that Jurassic Park analogy. November 3rd we're gonna find out if a majority want their goat on a rope. Do they just want to eat and be kept, or do they want to hunt, and be their own keeper?

  • @SeasonsChange24
    @SeasonsChange24 Před 3 lety +1

    Thanks for the vids, dan. Really enjoy these “ride alongs”

  • @caleblundwall2433
    @caleblundwall2433 Před 3 lety +1

    F the GOAT ON A ROPE! Im brand new to bow and public land hunting in SE WI and I'm definitely working for it/working on it. I'm trying to expand my knowledge on scouting...especially from a screen (job keeps me from boots on the ground). I just finally did walk a SMALL piece/hunted that I thought (and heard) would be killer. No buck sign anywhere, only bedding, and tons of trails to and from. Looks like its time to switch to plan B already. Thank you for all the insight you provide, I'm definitely going to keep watching these videos! If I don't kill anything this year, at least I'll be that much closer to providing myself the opportunity to next season. Hunting Beast is knowledge!

  • @christopherd7922
    @christopherd7922 Před 3 lety +2

    I have ONE spot where I got a GOAT ON A ROPE. It so so enjoyable. It sometimes takes a lifetime of hunting to find a spot like that. When you do find that spot it’s a lot of fun.
    Love your videos

  • @ryansharpe6320
    @ryansharpe6320 Před 3 lety +1

    I enjoy working for it but in a little different way than how you guys do it. I predominately hunt private but do a lot of habitat management projects to improve the land and attract all sorts of critters. It’s a lot of hard work all off season, then a lot of observation seeing how deer respond to it during season.
    Love the show and content! Happy hunting and good luck this season!

  • @bhoran1152
    @bhoran1152 Před 3 lety +1

    My first time bow hunting with a borrowed recurve bow in 1976.. very much the same type of property.. small wood lot surrounded by houses... not expecting much to happen then two bucks walked right up to maybe 10 yards away.., shot my arrow right into a tree... I was hooked! Lived in lower Michigan and had hunted with my dad and brothers in mid-north Michigan.

  • @aaronmelotti8077
    @aaronmelotti8077 Před 3 lety +1

    Omg, I like the tease at the end, can't wait for the next one.

  • @RedBeardedPredators
    @RedBeardedPredators Před 3 lety +1

    The work and process is what I love. Goat on a rope isn’t fun in my opinion.
    Looks like you guys are having a ton of fun this year! Great to see! It’s been fun to watch! Keep up the great work guys!

  • @dennisgipe7975
    @dennisgipe7975 Před 3 lety +1

    Great video’s Dan, I can relate and love watching your efforts and enthusiasm in finding new places and figuring out where and when. It’s all about the hunt, the efforts made will make the taste of success all that much sweeter!! 👍

  • @cryptidoutlaw8707
    @cryptidoutlaw8707 Před 3 lety +2

    Love the new phrase " A goat on a rope " perfect lmao. I hunt urban areas in a little bigger city and its a whole new animal. U have to approach hunting those spots differently than regular out in the country spots.

  • @dualthreatoutdoors
    @dualthreatoutdoors Před 3 lety +1

    Yes, I hope you return up there Dan; love seeing you hunt hill country

  • @MasterGhilieman
    @MasterGhilieman Před 3 lety +1

    Embrace the struggle! I love the goat on the rope analogy.

  • @jamiewillett9587
    @jamiewillett9587 Před 3 lety +1

    I think it's much more rewarding to hunt beast mode rather than goat mode. With that being said I'm not too proud to eat goat either. Lol... great post Dan

  • @robertforss8881
    @robertforss8881 Před 3 lety +1

    I always would rather hunt hard and earn it. BUT, there are times well into November when I've been hunting hard for the last month and I'm cold, wet, and tired. Then a "goat on a rope" looks pretty damn good.

  • @kurtcrowningshield3086
    @kurtcrowningshield3086 Před 3 lety +2

    I want a Goat on a Rope T-Shirt, maybe "I don't want no goat on a rope" the goat on a rope with the cross out circle.

  • @brockjohnson4511
    @brockjohnson4511 Před 3 lety +1

    Always bringing it back home dan!! Keep it up 👍

  • @matthewwichtner2935
    @matthewwichtner2935 Před měsícem +1

    Come on man, goat on a rope. No way dude. Unless it's a world record! I might have to reevaluate, just because of everything that comes with it. Lol.

  • @todlew3238
    @todlew3238 Před 3 lety +2

    Dan you should be getting ready for Pennsylvania. Those hills in Wisconsin are half the size of the Pennsylvania ridges. But with 23 million acres of public available you might find a piece of ground that you can handle.
    Haha. Trolling you .
    You're in for a nice challenge.
    I wish you luck.
    Northern tier counties or the big woods you'd love.
    The Tuscarora mountains down here can be a challenge.
    That advice is from a 63 year old Traditional Beast.🦌✌

  • @PJOutside
    @PJOutside Před 3 lety +2

    I grew up urban hunting and cannot count the times I had kids underneath my stand and deer showed up within 5 minutes of them leaving. Big bucks and lots of does, and they were so used to the intrusion that the people didn’t bother them the way they do in the bigger woods. I would’ve sat that out for sure.

  • @fc3myers
    @fc3myers Před 3 lety +1

    I started hunting last year, and even though I have been watching as many of these instructional videos as possible, nothing beats boots on the ground. It’s hard for me to know if what I’m e-scouting and then seeing in person is comparable to what you explain as “good fresh sign”. So to answer your question, at this present moment I’d prefer “A Goat on the Rope”. At least then I’d have an opportunity to see what good fresh sign looks like in person. I’d have a good basis to judge all prospective scouting sites against in the future. Just one workin mans humble opinion

  • @donhawkins8366
    @donhawkins8366 Před 3 lety +1

    Good luck guys and I love that t-shirt you always come up with some good ones

  • @wetfoot7782
    @wetfoot7782 Před 3 lety +1

    The goat is exactly why I don't hunt over bait. Absolutely no challenge. Where's the fun in guarding a bait pile. If it's legal and a guy wants to do that, fine. I'd rather scout, have fun and enjoy the process. Great stuff Dan.

  • @sethjacobson1579
    @sethjacobson1579 Před 3 lety +1

    The lower Wisconsin riverway used to hold a ton of deer. Decades of getting pounded have pushed them back in the hills. Good call on going on the south side of 133, that probably would have been your best bet to try to catch a doe before last light. You're right on hitting it late October/early November, but you'll be fighting everyone else for a tree.

  • @Eaaatlife
    @Eaaatlife Před 3 lety +1

    Umm if Dan says sit here, I'm sitting there lol

  • @johnniebunton4978
    @johnniebunton4978 Před 3 lety +2

    Hello Dan I use to work to find me some deer to hunt. Now that I'm disabled and can't walk far at all I like the goat on the rope.

  • @dleemt
    @dleemt Před 3 lety +1

    hahaha - That shirt though! I love it! - also, I would rather work for it.

  • @dean3338
    @dean3338 Před 3 lety +2

    The difference between hunting and just shooting something, enjoy the journey not just the destination. Good to see the reward and enjoyment for all of your hard work.

  • @ryaninks6657
    @ryaninks6657 Před 3 lety +19

    I'm thinking spray Rick down with doe in estrus, tie him to a tree and wait for the T-Rex of bucks to come out. Thumbs up Dan 👍🏹🦌

  • @kennygibson1164
    @kennygibson1164 Před 3 lety +1

    I like the hard way, the Barda way!! Great video Dan thank you

  • @thomashood3748
    @thomashood3748 Před 3 lety +4

    Love this analogy.
    Goat on a rope!
    Hunting is so much more fun when you figure out the pattern of deer at that time and execute your plan to take advantage of a deers' weakness.

  • @KevinFrasard
    @KevinFrasard Před 3 lety +4

    That last hunt just reminded me so much of this park that I go to from time to time where there's just monster bucks and deer everywhere that come right up to you. Cannot hunt there obviously, but it's a great place to learn the behavior. Between going out there and watching your videos it has put me into hunting scenarios that I've never had the pleasure to be in. Thanks again for everything that you do Dan, GO GET 'EM!!!

  • @stark_outdoors
    @stark_outdoors Před 3 lety +1

    Really excited for you. Hope the new spot works out, it looks promising

  • @curtissturgeon6284
    @curtissturgeon6284 Před 3 lety +1

    Love the videos Dan! I'd rather work for it. I shot my last buck with a bow in 2010 in Indiana. Moved to Texas in 2011 and started hunting public land. I did go on some private land hunts but all low fence, I'd say semi guided and playing the wind. I never once picked up a rifle and finally shot another buck with my bow opening day evening (Oct. 3rd) this year on private land. Now I am going to work on killing my first public land buck! Can't wait for the next video!

  • @knuckledragger2412
    @knuckledragger2412 Před rokem +1

    Been hunting archery elk for 12 years out west, coming from the mideast. I'm 3 bulls and one cow in that time frame. So I've had a 5 year dry spell. My wife offered to get me a guide for my 50th birthday. I respectfully declined...
    Just doesn't jive with me, someone else with the ability to say "I put him on this animal". I'd rather eat tag soup. What a woman though👍

  • @johnschmit9903
    @johnschmit9903 Před 3 lety +1

    Nothing more rewarding than finding my own spot and and harvesting the beast!! Long live the BEAST!!!!!👍👍

  • @robbielong7356
    @robbielong7356 Před 3 lety +1

    Hey Dan, Love the video! I like this series of you showing what you go through to get on deer. I actually thought about your goat on a rope video a few weeks ago prior to this video coming out. I have a spot where I hunt and like clock work every year I have a shot at a big buck. A guy that I know moved in and put up a lock on real close to where I hunt. I was a bit up set then it accrued to me that I think it is time to go figure out another spot/area and I became at piece with it. Then, I got real excited about looking at topo maps of places I wanted to go but I had that spot. I think I have come to want to go out and find them.

  • @zacc1027
    @zacc1027 Před 3 lety +1

    No goat on the roap for me I'm in it for the reward of working for it. And too add to what you were saying early on in the show about how your starting to see more hunters who know what they're doing...you can thank yourself for that un educating us all! That being said, thank you for all of the knowledge you've shared with us, I've become a good hunter because of your lessons and have started killing good bucks using your methods ever since i found you on here!

  • @jeffboutilier5075
    @jeffboutilier5075 Před 2 lety +1

    No one that I personally know puts in anywhere near the time I do scouting ,preparing and hunting, that said, I would love to have a goat on a rope once in a while.

  • @deadnorth8333
    @deadnorth8333 Před 3 lety +1

    I remember about 15 years ago we would see about a 180 class buck that was bedding in the median around Johnsons on our way to work in Milwaukee saw him about dozen times over two month time period October - November he was apparently very good at frogger

  • @Diffidentone
    @Diffidentone Před 3 lety +3

    38:20 looks like that deer is being hand fed by some old granny, tame as a poodle.
    Kids outside playing, now a days that is rarer than a 12 pint buck. Can't even remember the last time I've seen kids even riding a bike down the road.
    But as you said those deer are used to all those people and won't be spooked by you walking through and hunting.

    • @stefanpozder8376
      @stefanpozder8376 Před 2 lety

      Deer are definitely used to humans in an area like that. I got an opportunity to hunt this bow season at an abandoned detention center in southeastern Wisconsin. Groundskeepers still work there maintaining the area. First day i hunted kicked up lots of huge does in the morning, I hunted that evening as well right after the maintenance workers got done mowing the grass but didn’t see anything my buddy saw a small doe but didn’t wanna take her , next morning at 6:40 i had a 9 point he was probably a 2 year old buck no older then that come out at 35 yards shot him he ran about 100 yards no blood what so ever. My buddy and I started to comb the area in a 100 yard radius and i found him in a thicket no blood around him what so ever but it was a double lung hit. When field dressing him there was about a gallon of blood in the chest cavity. Best bow hunting experience ever!

    • @Diffidentone
      @Diffidentone Před 2 lety

      @@stefanpozder8376 Was that a draw a private permit to hunt place?

    • @stefanpozder8376
      @stefanpozder8376 Před 2 lety

      @@Diffidentone well the buck is statewide but they give out nuisance tags for does

    • @Diffidentone
      @Diffidentone Před 2 lety

      @@stefanpozder8376 I meant the property in particular, lot of those places have a "lottery" or drawing and only let a certain amount of people in. Whomever gets drawn gets to hunt on the property, that sort of thing.

  • @kennytroyer3366
    @kennytroyer3366 Před 3 lety +1

    Good content as always! Love these videos. Keep them coming.

  • @gregandbethpawluk2316
    @gregandbethpawluk2316 Před 3 lety +1

    Early season... work for it. Late season and running out of time.... I’m not above a goat on a rope. Lol.

  • @rexfeatherlin7596
    @rexfeatherlin7596 Před 3 lety +1

    Work for it! I'm waiting for you to have a lady jogger drop a deuce in front of your stand! LOL

  • @timwaldroup9654
    @timwaldroup9654 Před 3 lety +5

    I love the hunt.. go where the deer are and try to figure it out as you go

  • @dustinhoffman9843
    @dustinhoffman9843 Před 3 lety +1

    No Roped Goat for me brotha. The wine is always sweeter when it's been seasoned for a while 1st

  • @jakeduprey8634
    @jakeduprey8634 Před 3 lety +5

    I wanna earn each swamp donkey but sometimes it's nice to chew on some meat early in the season

  • @waynerrice
    @waynerrice Před 3 lety +1

    Ok either way. Use to your success with "goats" and understand it's more difficult scouting new areas. Probably would rather see your thinking on new areas and hope you setups develop into a big buck...

  • @waynerrice
    @waynerrice Před 2 lety +2

    See my 1 year ago comment just below this. Took some tips about wind and thermals this year; 1/4 from hilltop also. Shot two big bucks (by Maryland stds), and a strike. My problem is now how to get on does! I got bucks figured out, I think.

  • @stuarttaylor1710
    @stuarttaylor1710 Před 3 lety +1

    Work for it this video came at an awesome time for me i was getting a little discouraged at my tactics 4 sits this year and a doe and 2button bucks so far , good sign but no deer ,I've hunted 4 different areas just not far enough in going in deep on sat 1st big cold front comes in

  • @mikelorenz8636
    @mikelorenz8636 Před 3 lety +1

    I definetely feel better if i figure out a spot for myself rather than being told to sit there or there. The figuring out part adds a lot to the hunting experience for me.

  • @moranbow
    @moranbow Před 3 lety +1

    Working for anything In life makes it more special

  • @chattahoocheeoutdoorsman4865

    It's so much sweeter when you earn it. No goats on ropes for me.

  • @jayhurst7961
    @jayhurst7961 Před 3 lety +2

    Hey Dan enjoy your videos ! Get a kick out of your nickname “big buck serial killer” lol I’m a Michigan bow hunter been a public land bow hunter here in Michigan for about 15 years just bought small property 20 acres in iosco county but still hunt state land when wind is wrong for my property! Keep the videos coming and me myself don’t won’t the goat on the rope I usually work pretty hard for a small buck kill 😀

  • @MichaelWilliams-to3cj
    @MichaelWilliams-to3cj Před 3 lety +3

    Definitely rather work for it, here in Tennessee its almost a full time job.

  • @nathanieldeboe5480
    @nathanieldeboe5480 Před 3 lety +1

    Ima hunter not a shopper 👍 keep on keeping on Dan

  • @SeasonsChange24
    @SeasonsChange24 Před 3 lety +1

    I love working it for it, but when the season is almost over and the freezer is still empty.... well mutton starts looking pretty good 😂

    • @timkaldahl
      @timkaldahl Před 3 lety +1

      Me too, but when season is winding down I get real tempted to take one of those slow elk I see on public land. Just have to make it past the rancher and the brand inspector without getting caught.😄

  • @woodsdog7849
    @woodsdog7849 Před 3 lety +1

    Great video brother! Love your stuff. Keep up the great content. I just feel like I'm hunting with my buddies watching your stuff. Goat on a rope!!! Love it!! No one wants a goat on a rope.... well, maybe after a few years of no monsters I might want one... .just kidding. Great content!!

  • @brendenwesterfeldt95
    @brendenwesterfeldt95 Před 3 lety +1

    I like to earn it, but I can't really say I've ever had the goat on a rope options. I've been doe hunting recently and it's been a big struggle even doing that on public. Enjoyed this video. If you ever need candy, it's an easy trip for me....I'd be happy to send some.

  • @1957cajun
    @1957cajun Před 3 lety +2

    Good show Dan! I’d actually rather work hard and kill nothing than the “goat on a rope”. Although I do get pretty frustrated when I’ve done the work and make serval sits and see nothing at all.

  • @timwozniak7574
    @timwozniak7574 Před 3 lety +1

    I go both ways..i would have set up in that area you said was good.nothing was handed to anyone..you still have to pull off the shot and get it done if Mr big walks by. So many guys talk down on baiting and the goat on a rope theory but yet they only shoot nice bucks during the rut .which in my opinion is the easiest way to kill a trophy.

  • @MR33MARKELL
    @MR33MARKELL Před 3 lety +1

    Great video dan 👏👏👏

  • @thebluecollarbowhunter360

    I like putting everything I learned from you and others and get it done.

  • @JeremyReger
    @JeremyReger Před 3 lety +1

    Always pass the goats... takes all the enjoyment out of it!

  • @monsterhog1118
    @monsterhog1118 Před 3 lety +5

    It's in the 90's but I'm gonna go walk in half mile and hunt a new spot because of the South wind

  • @beeps91
    @beeps91 Před 3 lety +2

    I was just debating this right before this episode. Go to private where there's a lot of deer running around or go to the overlooked public and go for the unknown...I'm going for the unknown.

  • @rudygeorgiamulesandcountry1594

    Personally ... I rather have a Buck on my rope .
    I'm learning Dan. I'm hunting a long narrow strip between between a marsh and Ag land. I figured some stuff out but the trail into the marsh has always intimidated me because of lack of experience with them.
    As you talk as you walk I get flash backs to certain similar situations on my spot.
    I'm taking it all in, thanks

  • @nathanielbetteridge4978
    @nathanielbetteridge4978 Před 3 lety +1

    Whats your favorite way to cook your puffballs? Glad to see another enthusiast haha

    • @thehuntingbeast
      @thehuntingbeast  Před 3 lety +1

      peel, cut in 1/2 inch steaks, cover in beat eggs, bread with saltine crackers and cook in lard... Here is some vintage footage of the late "Ma Infalt" cooking some with me: czcams.com/video/e2x4yRwzXRM/video.html

    • @nathanielbetteridge4978
      @nathanielbetteridge4978 Před 3 lety +1

      @@thehuntingbeast ill give this a go next time. Try making french toast with them if you never have, itll change your world forever. They are the toast..

  • @bdvang6802
    @bdvang6802 Před 3 lety +1

    The work, the chase, and the struggle is the best part of the hunt. The kill is just a bonus.

  • @johndyer9232
    @johndyer9232 Před 3 lety +1

    It depends. If I’m desperate for venison steak on the grill then give me the “goat on the rope,” but otherwise I prefer the challenge of figuring it out. Makes you feel more alive, and if you get on deer (even if you fail to harvest one) it’s way more rewarding than “the goat on the rope.”

  • @markdemi2164
    @markdemi2164 Před 3 lety +2

    The burbs are a different animal. Tons of deer but lots of non-hunting distractions. It's just part of the game.

  • @SM-eu5xl
    @SM-eu5xl Před 3 lety +1

    Dan, great, informative videos. One thing that would help your viewers is to remember to slow down the camera... you’re moving it as fast as you’re seeing things you want to point out, but it’s flying around so fast that we can hardly make out what you’re pointing out.

  • @mattsage4695
    @mattsage4695 Před 3 lety +1

    I’ll take working for it! Definitely more rewarding.

  • @thomashector9455
    @thomashector9455 Před 3 lety +1

    The chase is the thrill for me. I get bored on private land. I have a spot I could go sit that has probably a 80% chance of having at least does. And Theres a young piebald buck on all three trail cameras thy we also saw in person while setting up on of the camera. Still I’ve yet to hunt it this year. I keep finding myself chasing deer on public because the pursuit is what is so thrilling. Of course you still want to connect with that buck and fling some arrows but having it handed to you is so boring I rather stay home. If you ever want to come to Oklahoma let me know!!

  • @billwhite7099
    @billwhite7099 Před 3 lety +4

    I would have like to have seen the reaction of those kids, if they'd have spotted the BBSK up a tree infiltrating their secret spot. I bet they'd have freaked.

    • @stevecrader3479
      @stevecrader3479 Před 3 lety

      That would have certainly been worthy of 30 seconds of video!

  • @ColeNineNinety
    @ColeNineNinety Před 3 lety +1

    39:27 Dan in one clip hahaha love it! keep it up man.

  • @billymillis2608
    @billymillis2608 Před 2 lety +1

    first time hearing it goat on a rope i like it and agree