I'm 62 years old, and over the many years of bow hunting, I have stuck with this one rule that has helped me get drawn on any deer buck or doe. If I can see a deers eye I do not draw until the eye is not visible to me, either blocked by a bush while the deer is walking, waiting until the deers head is turned, or if he is walking towards me I wait until he passes me this also gives me a great quartering away shot. With the latter in mind I rarely have a shooting lane right in front of my stand. Most are cut at a 45° on either side of me for a quartering away shot. A deers eye is programmed to see movement, and if you move within its vision they're going to see you.
Pay attention to where the sun is going to be for your morning or evening setup. You have to go with the wind direction, but if you can get the sun behind you for that time of day, you don't have to have the sun in your eyes, and the animal will have to look toward the sun to see you. Also, you can get away with more movement on breezy days, especially when the leaves are still on. If you have to move your bow, only move when the deer is moving. They are less adept at picking up your movement when they are also moving. Deer season starts here in Kentucky in five weeks!
Hunt the edge. The edge doesn't mean where woods meet agriculture. Edge is where the thick meets open timber close to ridges and saddles. 40 years of bowhunting, I learned early on where to set up. I still live to that set up.
Nice should have followed where they went after the bump because come season they're changing bedding areas from hunter pressure. I did the same thing yesterday crawled up to the bean field in private edging public and got a Within 40 yards of 2 3 year oldish bucks 1 1.5 year old a 3 year old doe and another 2ish year old buck all three bucks were 8 pointers and 1 was a fork horn. Doe busted me on a swirl though I think I was also moving a lot getting pics. Watched for an hour or so. Snuck up on some fawns and 2 other bucks in the timber as well. 5 hours I spent out there hung some cameras was a good time. Scout post season as well to find those beds for next years hunt
@@ML-ks2lj I accidentally found the bachelor group I jumped as I was leaving. They crossed the creek into a crp field. Standing in the open. They don’t have many corridors and the bedding is on private. The old lady doesn’t hunt and won’t let anyone hunt. I swear there’s deer in there I’ve never seen.
I’m loving the “off season” videos. Keep em coming. This will be my second season of bow hunting. I wasn’t able to make it happen last year but I’m confident this year I can get it done. I’ve been shooting 4-5 days per week.
Wise words gentlemen. I'd also add, when you put your release on, cycle it to make sure it works. Ive had my trigger fall out while on a hunt, and didnt realize until I was pursuing a buck.
Also after the shot to visually mark the tree you last see the deer run by it looks totally different when you get on the ground. When I was young we didn’t have all these great videos to learn from.
This is a great comment and to this day after 25 years of bow hunting I still remind myself in the moment to mark that spot and find a key characteristic spot to look for because you are so right it looks completely different
😂 that when to draw was epic! I've forgotten my bow and even my boots. I did kill a 140 in my crocs when it was 17⁰ was cold, but they're dead quite to walk in, lol
Here's another good one for people that don't think of gor experienced or new hunters also is when using a fixed pin sit from a tree or on the ground when u practice draw from your set up look at each pin and see where it hits at 10 20 30 or however far they are set for and see if any of your closer range pins hit on a tree limb or brush or anything like that because depending on the farther distance u r shooting if your short distance pin is on something u will hit that limb or brush before the arrow even gets to the animal
Thank you THP! This video is right on point for me. Alot of hunting videos help get someone from a skill of 5 to 7, but there aren't many that take someone from a 2 to a 5. These tips may be obvious to most hunters, but they are invaluable to new hunters who are trying to learn without a mentor. I especially appreciated the scenario based tips (stand setup and draw timing). Explaining your thought process in real time while seeing the exact environment made a very easy to follow example. The pointing out the exact trees and saying why they were good stands (or not) was fantastic. I've always wanted to know how to find good food sources and know if they are hitting it recently. I hunt big woods with no oaks or ag. I would personally find a "hands on" video like this helpful in regards to identifying browse, and how you find the general area to start looking. I love what you guys are doing! God bless. And congrats to the newly weds!
Great tips!! I keep one release in my bow case and my spare in my pack. One thing to make sure and do is adjust your backup release and shoot it when you practice to make sure it is adjusted properly so if you have to use it....
@@johndyer9232 I left my Broadhead quiver at the house drove an hour and a half, hiked in set my sticks, got in my stand. Went to knock and arrow and all I had were field points……. I went to the bar.
Good tips boys. Glad you put this stuff out there. You'd be surprised how many people don't think about them things. And God knows we all forget stuff here and there😅
Some great tips, thank you. I’m getting to the age where my dad’s letting me manage my own portion of the woods and I’ve gotten to use your tips and tricks in previous years.
Here in N. Missouri and can't wait till season opener, its my sons first year with a bow and he got his first fork horn with a rifle last year. He's lookin for a clean 6 this year he says😂 We should do good, we are seeing some dandy's already🇺🇸🫡 Good luck fellas and God bless❤
Checking equipment is key! Had a screw back out on my bow a few days ago and luckily it was in the backyard not out in the woods. Used my Allen key set that's in my case and a drop of Super glue to keep it in place for the tile being.
I hunted out of a blow down oak for around 20 years on public in Central Wisconsin, on a folding camp stool. It was on such a great run for deer. Filled alot of tags ground hunting public there, a couple times guys walked by and never knew I was there.
So much truth to the slightly quartering to or away from you. Had a doe walk maybe 8 yards in front of me and I released my arrow thinking she was broadside. Upon inspecting the entry and exit holes she was way more quartered to me than I thought. Just goes to show how much you can miss when the time from seeing the deer to your only shot opportunity being 25 seconds.
I'm here for the tips, but I am also here to say thank you! Thank you and Bear for the Adapt Plus. I got back into bow hunting a few years ago, after taking about a 9 year hiatus. Shoulder surgeries just wouldn't allow me to do it. When I got back into it, I was shooting and old legacy bow around, but was having a lot of problems. Heard some good this about the Adapt, so I went out to get one and got the Adapt Plus instead. Got tuned and hit the grind practicing with it. What a bow! Smooth draw, great balance (to me) and the accessories are worth their weight in hunting. Opening week of the season, harvested a nice 7 pointer @25 yards or so. Followed that up with a huge management doe. Im shooting somewhere in between 55-60 lbs, and it's everything I need. They told me it was a mid-range budget bow, but I beg to differ. So thanks for all that you do to try and help the hunting community. I am a disabled Vet so it was great to find an affordable bow that has big price quality.
Oil the parts of your bow with an oil ment for hunting on the parts the bows manual specifies. Oil repels water as well so that helps. I,have the whitetail legend and it has specific spots to oil
Hey Guys. Always giving us solid information. Very much appreciated. I'm gonna be hunting from the ground a little more this season. I have a few spots where I got the ground cleared out in little patches of trees, so I'll be tucked up in the shadows a bit. I just have to play the wind right.
Informative, thanks for the examples, most of the time I don’t realize a deer is coming my way until it’s to late, the deer picks me off because I didn’t see it coming and I moved a little, it’s really hard not to move for the whole time while in a saddle.
Thank you for covering ground hunting. I can't sit in a saddle because of back problems. This will be my second year with a bow. Last year the closest I got was 80 meters but tge deer was in an open field and I was at tge edge of the brush. They caught my wind and blew before running off. Only deer I saw all season
Y'all always have great information in your videos! Kudos on that! Something I would add as far as when to draw is always be aware of other eyes in the area. If that doe or young buck you weren't gonna shoot sees you draw and blows out of there the mature buck isn't gonna wait around to see what's going on. Also, choosing your draw weight is important. Just because you can draw a 70+ lb bow doesn't mean it's ideal. Drawing lower weight and being able to hold it back for extended time is more important than being faster
I’m looking into turkey hunting and have an elk trip planned for next year, could you guys also look into making videos about shot placement on both animals. Possibly make videos along the same line as the deer hunting tips but for other species as well.
I’ve been exclusively bow hunting Iowa for the last 9 years. This is a great video for starters and experienced hunters. Good job on this video gentleman. My land is Clark County, my only issue is poachers. Unfortunately I’ve caught too many on my land. Fortunately, with my neighbors assistance we have not had a poacher sighting since 2021. What county are you in?
im always building "little forts" on public land for my crossbow hunts. dont have to carry a stand and they're there for years to come!! when i do saddle in a tree i always hunt with my heli-m
Jake and Greg got it right with the talk on what I call "autopilot".....I dont always make great decisions when I go there..lol. Acting instinctively can be really good but Greg nailed it with mentioning control! I like to be able to make a change if needed and when I am in auto I am nothing but a long for the ride!! Good stuff guys....I mean like some real magical stuff!!
A tip I would like to see is hunting sound bedding and wind speed. What is the minimum wind speed you would hunt in a sound bedding area so the deer don't hear you?
My 20 year old bow string 19:03 looks like the fuzzy steering wheel cover. Probably should get a new one. Age does not automatically breed smarts said the 73 year old saddle hunter. Thanks boys
Wish I had the time I did last year went from working for myself to having my tools all stole from me now I’m back working for someone so not enough time atm didn’t get my summer scouting done yet
Have you guys looked at the carbo mask face paint? Its way better than the grease paint I see you using all the time. it sticks better and doesn't sweat off.
14:42 New to this particular game. Longtime Archery enthusiast, but new to this... 'applocation'... Of bow and arrow. Question. Could y'all explain the decoy? Y'all made it? Is it just an archery target, or do y'all bring it into the field as a physical attention lure for deer on your trail? Final Q. Could you explain the orange tape on the decoy? Why is it placed where it is, specifically. I have my best guesses. But, would love the rookie explanation. Thanks in advance. Canadian Archer, in British Columbia. Husband and Father. Jonathan.
Yet again THP delivers another episode of the best info for new hunters and even experienced too!! The positive attitudes while not shying away some people from our public lands is one of the best things imo about THP! We’re all in this together or we will all have it taken away together if we don’t keep getting people outdoors
I made the mistake of shooting a doe with a practice broadhead once, one of the sickest feelings I've ever had. Took it out of the quiver when it was still dark not realizing I'd accidentally left that one in there. Will never make that mistake again.
I'm just here to say deer tour is 1 month away and I can't wait! How about a rundown video of plans for the season? Where's everyone starting? Opening day strategies? Etc
Great information guy. I like that lighted nock Ted was using in that first clip of him shooting with Warb filming over his shoulder! Lol. You all stay safe and can't wait for the deer tour to start. Cubby
20:20 - "make a habit of attaching your release to your bow..." I'd argue that it shouldn't be a 'habit', it should be a 'routine'. A habit is a behaviour you do without thinking; a routine is a physical or mental action you do on purpose, in an effort to strive for consistency...👍👍🦌 🇦🇺
I'm 62 years old, and over the many years of bow hunting, I have stuck with this one rule that has helped me get drawn on any deer buck or doe. If I can see a deers eye I do not draw until the eye is not visible to me, either blocked by a bush while the deer is walking, waiting until the deers head is turned, or if he is walking towards me I wait until he passes me this also gives me a great quartering away shot. With the latter in mind I rarely have a shooting lane right in front of my stand. Most are cut at a 45° on either side of me for a quartering away shot. A deers eye is programmed to see movement, and if you move within its vision they're going to see you.
Pay attention to where the sun is going to be for your morning or evening setup. You have to go with the wind direction, but if you can get the sun behind you for that time of day, you don't have to have the sun in your eyes, and the animal will have to look toward the sun to see you. Also, you can get away with more movement on breezy days, especially when the leaves are still on. If you have to move your bow, only move when the deer is moving. They are less adept at picking up your movement when they are also moving. Deer season starts here in Kentucky in five weeks!
I have noticed that as well. They don't seem to pick you out as easily if they're moving too. Within reason of course.
Great comment
"Brushpiles" and "Dead Fall" in Georgian bowhunting language translates to "Venomous Snake Home" :D
Here in the VA mountains too. Copper heads and Rattlesnakes, not something I want to cuddle up with. Lol
Hunt the edge. The edge doesn't mean where woods meet agriculture. Edge is where the thick meets open timber close to ridges and saddles. 40 years of bowhunting, I learned early on where to set up. I still live to that set up.
I put a couple miles of scouting in this morning. Jumped a couple found a tree that’s calling my name….. I’m pumped.
heck yeah
Nice should have followed where they went after the bump because come season they're changing bedding areas from hunter pressure. I did the same thing yesterday crawled up to the bean field in private edging public and got a
Within 40 yards of 2 3 year oldish bucks 1 1.5 year old a 3 year old doe and another 2ish year old buck all three bucks were 8 pointers and 1 was a fork horn. Doe busted me on a swirl though I think I was also moving a lot getting pics. Watched for an hour or so. Snuck up on some fawns and 2 other bucks in the timber as well. 5 hours I spent out there hung some cameras was a good time. Scout post season as well to find those beds for next years hunt
@@ML-ks2lj I accidentally found the bachelor group I jumped as I was leaving. They crossed the creek into a crp field. Standing in the open. They don’t have many corridors and the bedding is on private. The old lady doesn’t hunt and won’t let anyone hunt. I swear there’s deer in there I’ve never seen.
I’m loving the “off season” videos. Keep em coming.
This will be my second season of bow hunting. I wasn’t able to make it happen last year but I’m confident this year I can get it done. I’ve been shooting 4-5 days per week.
Good luck, get one!
October 1 can’t come soon enough.
Wise words gentlemen. I'd also add, when you put your release on, cycle it to make sure it works. Ive had my trigger fall out while on a hunt, and didnt realize until I was pursuing a buck.
Also after the shot to visually mark the tree you last see the deer run by it looks totally different when you get on the ground. When I was young we didn’t have all these great videos to learn from.
This is a great comment and to this day after 25 years of bow hunting I still remind myself in the moment to mark that spot and find a key characteristic spot to look for because you are so right it looks completely different
😂 that when to draw was epic!
I've forgotten my bow and even my boots.
I did kill a 140 in my crocs when it was 17⁰ was cold, but they're dead quite to walk in, lol
Here's another good one for people that don't think of gor experienced or new hunters also is when using a fixed pin sit from a tree or on the ground when u practice draw from your set up look at each pin and see where it hits at 10 20 30 or however far they are set for and see if any of your closer range pins hit on a tree limb or brush or anything like that because depending on the farther distance u r shooting if your short distance pin is on something u will hit that limb or brush before the arrow even gets to the animal
Thank you THP! This video is right on point for me. Alot of hunting videos help get someone from a skill of 5 to 7, but there aren't many that take someone from a 2 to a 5. These tips may be obvious to most hunters, but they are invaluable to new hunters who are trying to learn without a mentor.
I especially appreciated the scenario based tips (stand setup and draw timing). Explaining your thought process in real time while seeing the exact environment made a very easy to follow example. The pointing out the exact trees and saying why they were good stands (or not) was fantastic.
I've always wanted to know how to find good food sources and know if they are hitting it recently. I hunt big woods with no oaks or ag. I would personally find a "hands on" video like this helpful in regards to identifying browse, and how you find the general area to start looking.
I love what you guys are doing! God bless. And congrats to the newly weds!
Great tips!! I keep one release in my bow case and my spare in my pack. One thing to make sure and do is adjust your backup release and shoot it when you practice to make sure it is adjusted properly so if you have to use it....
Always have an extra in the bag. What you can’t forget tho is your quiver! Guess how I know that?
@@donowen5889 lol
@@donowen5889. I'm laughing, because I've had to hike all the back to the car because of that.
@@johndyer9232 I left my Broadhead quiver at the house drove an hour and a half, hiked in set my sticks, got in my stand. Went to knock and arrow and all I had were field points……. I went to the bar.
Good tips boys. Glad you put this stuff out there. You'd be surprised how many people don't think about them things. And God knows we all forget stuff here and there😅
Some great tips, thank you. I’m getting to the age where my dad’s letting me manage my own portion of the woods and I’ve gotten to use your tips and tricks in previous years.
Just that little deer drawing skit got me XD
The Allen wrenches tip hits home a bit, I missed this year 10” high at 20 yards only to find my site had moved.
These "summer tips" videos are some of my favorites. Keep 'em coming!
Here in N. Missouri and can't wait till season opener, its my sons first year with a bow and he got his first fork horn with a rifle last year. He's lookin for a clean 6 this year he says😂 We should do good, we are seeing some dandy's already🇺🇸🫡 Good luck fellas and God bless❤
Awesome video! Well done! These types of videos are some of my favorites!
that's informative. and funny when he had the decoy and you imagined shooting it, and he ran and fell down. awesome
don't eat burritos the night before your hunt .. always keep TP in your pack with scent free gentle wipes. nature calls at the worst times..
..... and zip lock bags. !
Checking equipment is key! Had a screw back out on my bow a few days ago and luckily it was in the backyard not out in the woods. Used my Allen key set that's in my case and a drop of Super glue to keep it in place for the tile being.
"JACOB!" 😂 love that episode lol
I hunted out of a blow down oak for around 20 years on public in Central Wisconsin, on a folding camp stool. It was on such a great run for deer. Filled alot of tags ground hunting public there, a couple times guys walked by and never knew I was there.
Great tips on how to harvest more North American White Tail Animals.
I put white out on all the screws after I torque them. That gives me a visual of whats moved or loosened.
So much truth to the slightly quartering to or away from you. Had a doe walk maybe 8 yards in front of me and I released my arrow thinking she was broadside. Upon inspecting the entry and exit holes she was way more quartered to me than I thought. Just goes to show how much you can miss when the time from seeing the deer to your only shot opportunity being 25 seconds.
I'm here for the tips, but I am also here to say thank you! Thank you and Bear for the Adapt Plus. I got back into bow hunting a few years ago, after taking about a 9 year hiatus. Shoulder surgeries just wouldn't allow me to do it. When I got back into it, I was shooting and old legacy bow around, but was having a lot of problems. Heard some good this about the Adapt, so I went out to get one and got the Adapt Plus instead. Got tuned and hit the grind practicing with it. What a bow! Smooth draw, great balance (to me) and the accessories are worth their weight in hunting. Opening week of the season, harvested a nice 7 pointer @25 yards or so. Followed that up with a huge management doe. Im shooting somewhere in between 55-60 lbs, and it's everything I need. They told me it was a mid-range budget bow, but I beg to differ. So thanks for all that you do to try and help the hunting community. I am a disabled Vet so it was great to find an affordable bow that has big price quality.
thank you for your service
Thank you for your service!
Oil the parts of your bow with an oil ment for hunting on the parts the bows manual specifies. Oil repels water as well so that helps. I,have the whitetail legend and it has specific spots to oil
Hey Guys. Always giving us solid information. Very much appreciated. I'm gonna be hunting from the ground a little more this season. I have a few spots where I got the ground cleared out in little patches of trees, so I'll be tucked up in the shadows a bit. I just have to play the wind right.
Informative, thanks for the examples, most of the time I don’t realize a deer is coming my way until it’s to late, the deer picks me off because I didn’t see it coming and I moved a little, it’s really hard not to move for the whole time while in a saddle.
Thank you for covering ground hunting. I can't sit in a saddle because of back problems. This will be my second year with a bow. Last year the closest I got was 80 meters but tge deer was in an open field and I was at tge edge of the brush. They caught my wind and blew before running off. Only deer I saw all season
80 meters? U military?
“Deer tour2018 ep 33” was, in my opinion, a definite turning point for THP! You guys have changed the game since then! 5:54
Yall do a really awesome job with sharing y’all’s tips and experiences and I really appreciate that. Thank you!
Y'all always have great information in your videos! Kudos on that! Something I would add as far as when to draw is always be aware of other eyes in the area. If that doe or young buck you weren't gonna shoot sees you draw and blows out of there the mature buck isn't gonna wait around to see what's going on. Also, choosing your draw weight is important. Just because you can draw a 70+ lb bow doesn't mean it's ideal. Drawing lower weight and being able to hold it back for extended time is more important than being faster
I loved that skit at 12:00, it was so funny!!
Hey I'm liking those Sirius archery arrows. Mine fly great! 600 grain arrow, single bevel fixed broadhead.
Ya I had one during muzzle loader waited till he went behind a tree before I pulled it up and he still spotted me. Still got it but not by surprise.
I’m looking into turkey hunting and have an elk trip planned for next year, could you guys also look into making videos about shot placement on both animals. Possibly make videos along the same line as the deer hunting tips but for other species as well.
I’ve been exclusively bow hunting Iowa for the last 9 years. This is a great video for starters and experienced hunters. Good job on this video gentleman. My land is Clark County, my only issue is poachers. Unfortunately I’ve caught too many on my land. Fortunately, with my neighbors assistance we have not had a poacher sighting since 2021. What county are you in?
im always building "little forts" on public land for my crossbow hunts. dont have to carry a stand and they're there for years to come!! when i do saddle in a tree i always hunt with my heli-m
Thanks Fellas!!!! Another good video full of reminders!!!!
Jake and Greg got it right with the talk on what I call "autopilot".....I dont always make great decisions when I go there..lol. Acting instinctively can be really good but Greg nailed it with mentioning control! I like to be able to make a change if needed and when I am in auto I am nothing but a long for the ride!! Good stuff guys....I mean like some real magical stuff!!
A tip I would like to see is hunting sound bedding and wind speed. What is the minimum wind speed you would hunt in a sound bedding area so the deer don't hear you?
Some really great input on things I've done wrong...😂😅 Love what ya'll are doing 😊
Much respect for those who hurt on the ground. True hunters.
Tip: The first shot is the one that has to count. It’s the only one that has to count.
Exactly !
My 20 year old bow string 19:03 looks like the fuzzy steering wheel cover. Probably should get a new one. Age does not automatically breed smarts said the 73 year old saddle hunter. Thanks boys
I had a string break the other day. I'm glad I wasn't in the middle of nowhere aiming at a deer.
I always put my release in my bag but before I leave the truck I put it on my wrist before I head out
Wish I had the time I did last year went from working for myself to having my tools all stole from me now I’m back working for someone so not enough time atm didn’t get my summer scouting done yet
Have you guys looked at the carbo mask face paint? Its way better than the grease paint I see you using all the time. it sticks better and doesn't sweat off.
Thanks guys!
Thank you fellas! Very helpful video! Blessings
Arkansas is getting a early bow season in early September what are some tips to hunt early bucks
Thank you! Very educational!
Thank you so much for this info. Love you guys😊😊😊😊😊
14:42
New to this particular game.
Longtime Archery enthusiast, but new to this... 'applocation'... Of bow and arrow.
Question.
Could y'all explain the decoy?
Y'all made it?
Is it just an archery target, or do y'all bring it into the field as a physical attention lure for deer on your trail?
Final Q.
Could you explain the orange tape on the decoy?
Why is it placed where it is, specifically.
I have my best guesses. But, would love the rookie explanation.
Thanks in advance.
Canadian Archer, in British Columbia.
Husband and Father.
Jonathan.
Great video guys!!!! Keep them coming!
I didn't u guys were in Iowa... let's go!!
Lmao 12 minutes 16 seconds best arrow placement lol😂
If you're only a weekend warrior is it possible to overhunt a spot still? And goodluck to all this season hit em in the pumper 🏹🦌.
Great info, thanks for all these good tips.
great videos
Good advice lads, thanks!
Yet again THP delivers another episode of the best info for new hunters and even experienced too!! The positive attitudes while not shying away some people from our public lands is one of the best things imo about THP! We’re all in this together or we will all have it taken away together if we don’t keep getting people outdoors
Blah, blah, blah.
He’s down !! Jacob!!!! 😂
32:00
That's when the lion would strike.
Cougar.
I made the mistake of shooting a doe with a practice broadhead once, one of the sickest feelings I've ever had. Took it out of the quiver when it was still dark not realizing I'd accidentally left that one in there. Will never make that mistake again.
Thanks!
Thanks guys great tips!!
Hold the bow handle and smack the limb/cam with and open hand if something is loose you will hear it, I do that everyday before I shoot a bow
I'm just here to say deer tour is 1 month away and I can't wait! How about a rundown video of plans for the season? Where's everyone starting? Opening day strategies? Etc
@ 12:17 what species of deer was it? Looked like a Dunder-Mifflin buck.
Great information guy. I like that lighted nock Ted was using in that first clip of him shooting with Warb filming over his shoulder! Lol.
You all stay safe and can't wait for the deer tour to start.
Cubby
How do you shoot your bow with glasses? I always end up between my nose and frames and it screws me up bad
Updated saddle set up/ what’s in the bag?
Most men dont use a hair dryer, but that would be good to dry your gun or bow!
Anyone know what THP uses for a shoulder mount rig for the video camera???
Wish I knew how to hunt big bucks sooner in my life. Getting too old to bowhunt now.
What Broad Head Sharing tool are you using at 18:40?
When will these new shirts be ready?
Yall are awesome lookin forward to 24 season
Me to just got my first bow a month or 2 ago
He's down! 🤣🤣🤣
I see Jacob had a wedding ring on, congrats Jacob and Crystal..
You know their girlfriends' names? Weird.
@@truggwalger same as my wife.whats so weird.
Is it just me or is Warb looking jacked? You been hitting the gym this off season?
This is my favorite deer hunting page! I learn something nearly every episode....or at least enjoy their experience!
Tips and Tricks with The Hunting Public.
Love, love, love this video. Awesome to set back and just remember the basics when preparing for the season!
In my experience, if you can see a deers eyes it can see you. Don't move when they're in view
20:20 - "make a habit of attaching your release to your bow..." I'd argue that it shouldn't be a 'habit', it should be a 'routine'. A habit is a behaviour you do without thinking; a routine is a physical or mental action you do on purpose, in an effort to strive for consistency...👍👍🦌 🇦🇺
I just like to stay at full draw the whole hunt.
You guys are the best all of you
COLBY DAWGGG
Bring back The Red Viper!
When the THP stone cold killers share tips-you stop what you’re doing and watch! Happy Monday to me!
AMEN TO THAT. I literally stopped what video I was watching IMMEDIATELY to soak this in! 💯
Hope they see this bro 😎💪
Before I shoot with bow or gun I always draw a pic in my mind where the arrow or bullit will exit.
How are yall not getting covered in seed ticks? Can't step two feet into brush without getting covered
Permitherin for ticks and PICARIDIN for mosquito
never used a release or tried to stop a deer that just alerts them.
Your not a real hunter until you have forgot your bow or gun at home lol
My favorite is, I don't need my bow to go check my camera it's only 20yards off the road lol😅
Ive only taken 1 deer broad side. Just me tho