I don't know this guy's name, but he is by far one of the most straightforward givers of deer advice.

This makes so much sense. Wow. I went out this morning to some big public land (490) acres in Mark Twain national forest and I see tracks everywhere. Last night same thing. Everyone is parking and going on the right side of the land where it is more flat with few hills and spurs. I got tired of that. Went to the left to the other side which had more slopes, hills, spurs, and draws and what do you know I saw a twelve point chasing a doe. Saw all the bedding areas, saw some turkey's, and a water source.

Absolutely useful set of information! It'll take a few watches to really digest it.

I hunted some public land in Kentucky and everyone was hunting the flat side of the road . I picked the really steep hilly side the bottom was really flat and wasnt really wide because it river was on the other side of the flat .I got a really nice buck on opening day of December muzzleloader season because no one else wanted to hunt it. Everyone told me I was wasting my time, did I mention it was my first time hunting Kentucky . My buddy decided to try what I did after I got mine and a few hours later he got a really nice buck same day . I is also a really heavily hunted public land.

I dont hunt, but i can tell you this. I take the dog to a 4000 acre preserve in the Chicago suburbs. There is a designed trail (mowed grass) that goes through out the land which poeople / horse riders stick to, but me and the dog like to get off the trails and cut through the taller stuff. Unbeknownst to probably anyone else who goes there, in the middle of the grass land is a little random pond with a small stream that runs off it. Almost impossible to see from the trail, and there are deer prints galore around it.

Scouted a bunch of big islands on a big river this spring, spooked deer on every one of them. I might quit if I kayak out there at 4 am just to run into another hunter 😂

I love that people like Steve B knows what he's talking about I hunted a high pressure state land just 2 months ago a lot of tracks coming and going into a marsh area but I never saw any deer except 2 two days after rifle season started but since I live in Michigan I did see a 6 pointer off I-75 going too Prundenville, Mi which by law you can't get out of you vehicle and kill it too many witness that's the only Buck I saw in 2019 and they love to come out at pitxh black when you sleeping until the next sitout which my camwra took 5 pictures of a 8 & 4 pointer and two Doe's & one fox so I came up empty handed for the second season , But I get to get another chance Alpena County Mi on private land is alouding extended rifle use because of the cwd which the deer must die and I want my first buck oppurtunity

In NC it does not matter once rifle season starts. There are literally people everywhere, and you can not go deep enough because you will just come out the other side.

That first point seems to be in every video ive seen... be where no on wants to go... i think its going to be harder for my first hunt then i think it should be... lol gonna be an adventure for sure 😂

Great tips. Thanks a ton.

Gonna be my first time out in public land this year. Any and all advices tips, dos and donuts welcome!!!

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I trek MILES back in the woods! That's where you find what most people want. You gotta be willljng to walk

So what are you saying there's some kind of a map online where people show the areas that they're hunting. Otherwise you're just guessing right?

Lmao. Dont be crossing water in the NT on foot

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your mic is slightly low,pull your mick off you neck its scratching on you skin making noise and causing reverb when you speak..god have happy new year