Liked, Shared and been Subscribed for awhile now lol. Great advice will definitely be positioned before making a call. Great Advice sometimes I'm in panic mode. Your videos are making me a better hunter, better Dad, and a better husband. I share the verse with my wife and read them together. Thanks again

This is my second year deer hunting, your channel has been a great help on many aspects. Got my first grunt call last week and will definitely be using these tips. Keep up the good work!

Great advise, and it worked great. Called one in this morning. God bless you and family. Keep up your hard work. Cheers from Ontario!

I used the instruction in this video to call in the biggest buck I’ve seen in the woods yesterday. I didn’t get a shot but still cool to know it worked.

I have to say that your information tutorials on deer hunting are fantastic. I've been hunting for 40 yrs and I feel like an amateur that's just absorbing everything like a sponge. Yesterday I set myself up in a beautiful spot (I might have to rethink my positioning because I was right in the buck's den where he had several scrapes, rubs and bedded), a steep embankment on one side, a fallen tree and dense brush for cover at my back, and from a slightly elevated position I overlooked an active trail leading into the forest from a marshy area and the trail continues to a harvested corn crop. After grunting for 1.5 hours with no sign, I decided to mix things up a bit. My call has a slide so I can change the pitch of the call, so I decided to fawn bleat followed by a doe, then that doe matriarch call that you described and demonstrated. In less than 5 minutes, three does approached me to within 15 ft. I only have a buck tag so I was hoping a buck might be following. The does, although very curious about me, and staring at me, were somewhat timid, but relaxed as they would browse. I remained as frozen as possible, to not spook them. Then I got the idea to slowly retrieve my phone to get a picture, I very slowly unzipped my jacket, I had no idea that there was a buck 20 ft behind me until it grunted at me. He startled the does, I guess they weren't aware of his presence, and when they fled he followed. I think he heard my zipper and perhaps he might have even thought that the zipper's sound was a buck because it was low pitch clicking sound. I noticed that the buck didn't use his usual trail into his area. It was the first time for me in this spot, and I only found it because I followed his tracks through the snow. Maybe he chose a different approach because he saw my tracks. I don't think he winded me because he got very close. It was all very exciting, I never called deer so successfully.

You did a really good job BROTHER! I been calling deer since the mid 1960’s, and if folks will watch your teaching they can learn a lot. I rattled in my first buck in the mid 60’s, the guy I learned most of my hunting skills from told me about it. He had read an article in FUR-FISH-AND-GAME, and from there started perfecting the art, he rattled up seven bucks in one day. He was a trapper who depended on his skill for part of income. This man was also on ship in PEARL HABOR the day it was bombed, a very humble man with real grit look in his eyes. God Bless and thank you for telling people about JESUS!

The “position your body and be ready to shoot” advice is spot on I let out two short grunts yesterday and had a doe come bounding straight in right to the bottom of the stand and she walked off before I could get ready and drawn, lesson learned. Thanks for the great videos! God Bless

Thank you Sean! Very informative. Appreciate your public service and mission!

Oh yeah buddy, we're right around the corner here in Pa. Hope life is good for you and your family. God bless!

This is a great channel. The information that you put out is extremely valuable. When I see your videos in my feed I watch them every time. Keep up the good work and thank you!

thank you for the video Sean, very important over the years i lorn a lots of hunting strategies from you, God bless you and and your family. and thank you ageing

Great video, Sean! Thanks for taking the time to make this, God Bless!

Never fail to disappoint. Videos are always true!

Awesome video! Fantastic way to minister with your giveaway and Scripture. Praise God!

Was looking for a video about this and came across Sean and knew instantly it was gonna be the best video on the topic

Thank-you Sean really enjoying your videos!!!

Great video and information Sean. Thought I knew how to call using a grunt but I learned quite a bit here. Thanks and keep up the excellent work. My wife even watches some of the videos with me even though she doesn't hunt. Once she asked, "What's Sean talking about tonight?" (It happened to be the SB1 and 320 comparison.) I told her that and she said, "No silly. The scripture verse." When I told her 1 Peter 5, she gave me this strange look. When I asked what, she said she was doing her Lit. of Hours and had just finished night prayer. That's the common short reading for that hour! Holy Spirit moment for sure.

Again, super helpful and informative, I legit took notes for this weekends hunt so I can remember it all hahaha

It is surprising how you don't have many, many more subscribers. Your information and how you present everything in your videos is top notch.

"They were not safe" great last words, love it!!

I’ve been hunting for years, and have been very successful without a call. This year I have a new hunting location and thought about trying a call. This video is very informative, and am going to try these calls this weekend. Last weekend for rifle in Oklahoma!

Excellent info and a great primer for us old guys that have forgotten more than we remember! Lol, thanx for the wake up, good job n stay well. Roguey I

saw this video and tried what u said and it actually worked

Sean your awesome! I have learned alot from videos. God Bless!

the coolest experience I have had was this last week, I saw a good buck on public land about 100 yards away and he started walking away and I had recently watched a video of a guy grunt calling with his mouth and I figured "what the heck, ill try it" and 5 minutes later he was 20 yards in front of me...buck fever set in and I pulled the shot and went right over his back...he started to walk away and I tried grunting again, and he perked up, then started to walk away so I grunted one more time and that got his attention so he circled around and almost got right in front of me before he spotted me and spooked...I didn't get him but the experience was amazing...

I watched this the other day and went out last night and was able to actually see a buck! He came in when it was just about dark and by the time I would have been able to get a good shot it was too dark to see. I am going out again today a little earlier and trying these tips again! This is the first time I was able to call in a buck and it helped with my confidence a lot! You just got a new subscriber!

Just recently found your channel and subbed. You Sir are a Blessing from God. I am praying for you and your ministry! Happy Hunting from Wisconsin!

Thanks! We're always experimenting with Blacktail Deer to see how they respond to calling. Typically, they don't do much grunting that hunters can hear, but they do respond to it sometimes. New techniques to try! Good stuff!

I picked up a bow last year and have been learning to shoot. Your channel has been one of my top ones to go to. Keep up the good work!!! Hopefully I'll get some deers this year!

Sean, super thanks for the video. That's first. I'm going to run through it several times. Yours and the mfg. vid is my gotos. Just got in a souped up Extinguisher call and it occurred to me that I have no idea how to use the darn thing. I have had a very simple deer grunt call for prolly the last 30 years. So simple that for most of that time it's sat in my hunting drawer. When I'd remember I'd pull it out at the end of the rut, make a little music...run the deer off and forget about it for another year or five. Appreciate your advice!

What an amesome video. So much detail and do well explained. Will be sharing, thank you!

I'm going on my first deer hunt around christmas. taking my bow out to the some public grasslands near me. Been out there quail and dove hunting before and I've seen loads of game trails and bedding patches. Ive always wanted to go deer hunting, thanks for the videos for helping me get informed for my hunt. I'll let you know how it goes.

Wow very awesome information ty I will try it for sure

Thank you for these videos. Very informative. Great channel. Subscribed.

Great video you are so helpful with your videos I’m from up state NY hunting spots are getting hard to find on less you hunt public land or have money so I’m stuck hunting public land

Good advice to brush up on...it's gonna kick off in a few days here in Georgia and I'm getting so nervous and excited. I hope I can get my step son to hunt with me at some point, but I have been doing and trying to get everything I can ready. I have a ground blind and just got some steps and a harness.... but no hang on yet. Kinda wish I would have just got a saddle instead. Anyways I cant wait to see the hunts you have coming up and on that new property you just started fixing up! Good luck Sean and thanks for all the help and being there for advice. God bless you and your family...stay safe.

favorite hunting series. it is so nice to have a christian hunting channel! God bless!

There's Mr. 4 pointer! I'm gonna go hang out with him. That was funny dude. Thanks for the video. It helped.

I so much appreciate your videos. Very helpful to me..

I used your doe call routine yesterday morning. I missed 3 does in a 30 min window. Yes, I actually called a pair of does back and shot at them again after missing/spooking them. Each time my arrow deflected off a twig/stick. Very exciting and dissapointing at the same time. The lord answered by prayer 3X by providing a shot opportunity. No humans or wildlife were injured.

Thanks. Much good info!

Simple. Excellent video. Thank you.

Most helpful video I have seen on youtube. Thank you! You have any videos on late in the season?

This is my new favorite channel.

By far the most helpful calling video

I yell for the deer to "Get over here!" instead of a grunt call. Maybe that is why they always run the opposite direction. Most important is wind direction before calling. Situational awareness before calling. Great information as always Sean.

Alberta hunter I've shot a lot of white tailed deer, taught my kids and friends how to hunt. Sometimes had trouble getting the right words to describe what is going on. Even when it's going on lol. Your videos sure help thanks

You teach good for call all deers.

Great video Sean good points

Very good video thanks for the info.

Good video I have a ton of young bucks around and can call them in at will but the does are older and mature harder to call in so I will have to try that doe call this bow season

Thank you for giving this grunt tip

I love it. Thanks

Great info Sean, I never realized how much the wind played a part in calling. Thanks

Great info thanks

I’m a lady hunter and I loved this video it was very helpful.

good info for sure God Bless Sean

Thank you for the info. I'm a black tail hunter from western Oregon and have been starting to call in deer using grunts. I'm assuming the language is very similar. Hardly anyone over here who rifle hunts in October uses grunts or any calls. Been a lot of fun calling in a few deer the last couple years!

I've been hunting about 6 years and always woke up at 4 a.m. with the guys. Told where to sit in the dark and told not to move until the guys come get me at dusk! Have never saw or shot a buck although I have harvested some doe's. I am going it alone this year! Came across your video while attempting to learn more. I am a tenacious little bugger. So basically I'm starting from scratch in the 2020 archery, rifle and flint lock season. I like how comprehensive your lessons are. I am very analytical and can easily absorb from the way you teach! Thanks! Shared and Subscribed. Hunting Girl with top of line bow, rifle and zero knowledge. Not a good combination for success.

Love these tutorial videos Sean. Well done!

I found your video excellent!

cannt wait to try it

Love your videos

The 3rd buck on the right is so siiick!

Very informative ty!!

Thanks brother very informative

Thanks for the video.

Going to use these techniques this evening. Wish me luck. Va national forest

Thanks for the information

Just got into tree stand hunting! Hope your tips will give results. I bet they will!

This was really helpful.

Sir, I greatly appreciate this video. Thank you so much for putting this together. Can you please recommend the absolute best buck call to buy? Just a buck and buck only call. Thanks.

Very informative video.

Best deer hunting Channel on YT! Hey Sean do you still use or recommend Oxy clean? Its all we use on regular clothes and my scouting clothes. Thanks dude!!

Thanks for the advice .. I've never successfully grunted a deer in ...i have rattled a buck in

Fantastic! Thank you!

Awesome video. Thank you. God bless.

Great video and very informative Sean! God knows I need help with my grunt calls! And my rattlin.is just as bad so I’m looking forward to that tutorial video as well! Thank you.

Thank you.

I liked your video. I find rattiling works better than a grunt tube. I dont shoot does but I have no problem with any one that does .I like to use 3 methods sometimes all three sometimes two and sometimes only one depending on the circumstances to get deer to come in. The third method I use is I build a brush pile under all my tree stands with dry branches and dry leaves and then I use a heavy log 2 or 3 pounds that is tied to a cord. I lift the log above the brush pile and then drop it and crack a branch or two and then sometimes drag it across the leaves etc. to imitate a deer and I find that alone works better than anything especially when you are in an area with a lot of other hunters and deer are nervous of going in to a grunt or a rattle because they have all been fooled before. The noise is about 10 feet below you and that is where the deer focus there attention but if you do it right there is very little movement required. You might have to wait an hour for a deer to come in using this method and again they will usually come in downwind first so keep that in mind and try to get an open field on that side or a river etc. I am in my 70's now so I dont mind giving away my secrets. Bowhunting for deer is my favorite type of hunting but I used to hunt bear and moose as well and I think I was pretty good at that as well. I try to not hunt any one stand more than once every three days and I tend to locate my stands near the bedding areas but thats just me. If you hunt the same stand all the time the first time you hunt it is your best chance to get a buck and the odds keep going down until the rut is in full force than anything can happen. Good video.

Dammit Sean. I did exactly what you said and shot my first deer. A doe at about 15yds. Thanks dude

Love your channel.you can be the next mr. Spock.no offence,love star trek

Great !

Terrific.

This is awesome chanel

I had an interesting and possible informative adventure yesterday nearly at dark. It's mid December and the rut is a 3 weeks to a month behind at the time. Came in early this year and one of the strangest I ever saw. Copious bucks at our club but scrapes were hard to find anywhere in the region. So I was sitting in my lonely tree near dark when 7 or 8 does zoomed across the dirt road at my back and stopped just afterwards. The wind was coming from them to me and they were at bow range, proceeding up a little holler from left to right parallel with my position. There was a perfectly framed shooting hole 10 feet wide. I had my scope on the hole and could have pulled the trigger at any time. 2 or 3 paused, broadside as they single filed. But I didn't take the shot. Just watched, hoping they'd get smaller to bigger. The reverse proved true. So....they all passed the firing hole, keeping straight and true until the last one was out of sight, no more than 40 yards in a straight line through the wait a minute stickers. I waited a few moments and for the heck of it I blew a single short doe grunt on my tooter. That's when the herd exploded, taking a left up the hill where a couple of the damsels stopped half way up to set up a snort session. Far from calling them to me I seem to have really ticked 'em off. One tiny little toot and I was hung out to dry, hoisted on my own grunt petard. Mebbe Alabama deer don't speak grunt? I dunno.

good stuff

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Very informative video. I would like to know when the best time to grunt and how in the late season. I'm from PA and not an archery hunter. So when is the best time to grunt in PA's rifle season which runs for 2 weeks after Thanksgiving

Can you do a video on where to set up a tree stand and where you have yours set up? Can you also do a video on how you setup your bow and everything that is on it.

What did the buck over your left shoulder score? Thing is a beast!

Sean nice video, i have a question i want to go out for hunting but it's winter in my country lot of rain, if i go out for hunt you think i can find a deer during the rain?

Always enjoy your videos only problem i see with them is that i can get excited for deer season on my own so if you could stop posting videos cuz it doesnt help control my excitement been chomping at the bit since june thanks

Would it be good to call super early season like next week? (Youth hunt)

susbcribed btw. I'm new to grunting, i gave a single grunt like that about 30 mins before dark then 20 mins later i let out a doe bleat, and there was a deer in the brush that started running towards me, not sure if i scared it or was calling it in, i could see it moving thought he brush, at that time I moved to turn my camera on and i think it seen me because I couldnt hear it or see it after that.

What are your thoughts on using the grunt call during late rut - like next week during Wisconsin gun season? I interacted with four bucks during the first week of November. I had never tried grunting before - It was so cool.

How do you call in doe in a situation where the land is pretty flat with no good barriers to block your downwind side? Any differences from treestand versus ground?

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Can you run through an entire morning and evening scenario let's say just going after doe?

Your sparking my interest in deer hunting again, can't wait to try grunting your way, going out right now, If I get burned by a young buck is he going to tell his friends were my ground blind is