Around here the corn is cut anywhere from a couple weeks before to a week after bow season opens. When it's fresh cut, it can be a gold mine in the right spot, but of course the whole dynamics of the area changes without that wall of standing corn.

Thanks Zach

Nice pond metaphor Zach! I've never thought of a big patch of woods or a field that way but for sure will in the future! Good luck guys!

Ok, I have something about corn fields that appears to be more and more likely to be happening, and you all touched on it.. not only are the deer less like to bed in the corn now due to the spacing of the rows and each stalk, they have lost any type of ground cover that serves as bedding, such as grass, weeds etc that used to grow between the stalks. Now with all of the spraying that happens there is nothing left but the corn. You used to be able to do spot and stalks in corn fields...that is not possible anymore due the rows being too tight and the deer just aren't laid up in the corn anymore. I own a small farm and lease some of the land for AG, specifically corn and soy bean so I have seen this first-hand. Which brings up another topic... Spraying the crops and food plots... What is sprayed on the crops and plots are eaten by the deer, that deer ends up on your dinner table...what are you eating? Not to pull out the picket signs because I am guilty also...just something to think about. I also believe that the sprays are starting to effect the deer physiologically due to changes in behavior of the deer, vulnerability to disease, rut patterns....all of it seems to be all over the place. I would be interested in any of your thoughts.

Another great video. It was great meeting you guys at Deer Fest! And Thank you guys for the gift cards! Out scouting today employing Beast/Public tactics.

Here in southern Wisconsin we have nothing but corn fields and tiny wood plots to hunt. I laughed when you called it a huge field.

I can't wait to see how well you do in this spot.

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Absolutely love yours guys videos! Looking forward to watching the new ones coming out! I just bought a bow go give it a shot this year and your videos have helped a bunch! Thanks, keep the videos coming! Really enjoying them.

Thank you for responding rick from memphis thanks ☺

Awesome! Thank you for such a quick setup after the request for scouting standing corn. I didn't realize the deer were more likely to bed in the small islands than they were in the corn. That was one nugget I took away. At the end of the video, you guys said that you expected the deer to bed under that one tree and spoke about another patch of trees having a possible stand tree. Why would the deer bed in that one area under the tree but not in the 2nd area where you thought about putting a stand? That area looked like it had water to one side meaning deer would not have to worry about approach from that side. Love what you guys are doing. Hunting the midwest is so much more fun than the southeast! Oh, one thing to keep in mind if you go to Alabama to hunt this year.... if you bump a buck out of his bed in the deep woods, you won't see him in that area again for a very long time.

Scouted today! Keep it up guys. Best channel on KZfaq!

Super informative. Y’all are doing it right

Nice video, thanks for sharing.

Scouted August 4,5 in western ky similar spot like in you're video we seen the biggest buck bedded in tall grass next to corn field we watched you guys shed hunting we done the same in March found sheds went back to this spot seen buck in grass same area this is public but he had area tore last year

Have you guys decided what states you will be deer hunting in for the big tour?

Once the corn is down, how long do they hit the fields for leftovers after they cut it, and do you think they would feed during the day on this or more likely night due to the lack of cover? We all enjoy what you all do, please keep this up!

I don't know what this guy's name is the guy with the long reddish hair I'm going to say but I've been watching him now for a good two months and man he's nothing short but amazing now all I see them guys use is regular bows plus all the really good equipment so I was wondering if you guys could possibly make a crossbow video just one time LOL that's all I am asking for one video of you guys going out buying a brand new crossbow like if each of yous get one take em out for few days.. i wanna see your guys opinion on hunting with crossbow over bow.. but need to do it.. pretty please lol

hey guys just want to say keep up the good work...It's nice to see younger guys such as myself(I'm 31)push ethical hunting....anyways real quick if I had some video could I send it to you's guys,you got to see,100% public land self filmed...theres some traditional kills,all mature deer,I'm telling you guys once you see one video you'll be like yup this guy is a machine so let me know if you ever get to this comment and this is my old lady KZfaq thing or whatever I'm not internet savvy...

Do you prefer your corn popped or cooked?

Whare you were standing in the littel cluster of oaks look back at the river bottoms thers a gap and slite elavation and big oak trees comeing out off river bottoms good ambush spot if winds wright out a here

So do deer bed in corn or not?

Are you scouting for the season or just kind of taking inventory. Do you find they do different movement as soon as season starts?

question: I was looking at an Iowa farm yesterday. It had a draw running through it with fingers coming out. The fingers didn't have trees in them. There was CRP all around the draw and a three ponds. Deer were everywhere. But without trees in the fingers, the deer were bedded in the CRP. There was agg around most of the CRP. Deer were bedded on both sides of the draw in the CRP, regardless of the wind direction. That made it difficult to know where they would be. How would you guys approach such a place? It seems like no matter how I hunt it, I may risk jumping the deer on the way in.

I have a new, similar spot in Ohio as the one you talked about with corn on one side, thin strip of hardwoods, and then a tall meadow on the other. I’m not sure if it is a morning or evening spot, because I’m not sure which section the deer are mostly bedding in. Beds appear to be in all three. Would you hunt that fence opening spot in the morning or evening? Access through the corn, hardwood or meadow? Thanks for the info. Cool dog.

Is that corn planted on the public land? If so, how does that work?

Do u guys ever hunt in the corn on windy days?? Stalk n look up n down the rows??

What is your favorite Korn album?

CORN BLIND

Is it just me, or is the hunting community transitioning from the hunting blind in a huge food plot type hunting to targeting buck bedding, setting up with favorable winds and thermals leaving the scent kill spray on the shelf at Wal-Mart? I don't know guys but it sure seems like it.

How do you guys keep from getting eaten alive by ticks while scouting and during early season?

Have you guys ever thought about using a Ghost Blind?

funny part is some people would shit an entire brick factory if you told them you take a dog with you lol

How big is this piece of public land?

you guys use headlights alot coming in the a.m do u feel like this spooks deer? do u guys use them as minimal as possible? or minimal around the spot u r planning to hunt. love ur videos keep it up!

do you prefer corn fields or soybean fields or just open woods?

How do you access spots through standing corn? I would imagine deer would hear you coming from quite a distance in dry corn, or am I not right in assuming that?

Wondering when do they pic the corn the cover will be gone out a here

And if you guys ever came up to Michigan I could put you on some nice deer,public land,or private and get first hand experience hunting with you guy's,my old lady is sick of you's because for the last few months that's all I've been talking about is now season coming up

Just got back from scouting a standing corn patch to find a video on how I should have done it lol

I really think Florida is desperate for real woods/swamp scouting vids. From Central Flo South there's not a Ag. Angle to exploit. You have got to do real tru Indian scouting of sum nasty gritty woods and cypress domes a lot of planted pines and Palmetto Flats. Gotta know hog trails and tracks from deer. It's a whole lot of challenges that I just think the hunting film market is leaving untapped. And Florida is probably one of the most hunter friendly places to come go wild and have a blast we make it easy and cheap. C'mon THP hit the Green Swamp slay sum pigs or goats in January heck if nothin else come bust sum Turkeys come spring. I'll personally show ya around.

Would you be using a ground blind to set up on the non-tree side of the corn if there isnt a good tree to hang in? Great stuff keep it up.

The outdoor industry on tv is out of touch with the average hunter. Most hunters can't afford outfitters and even if they could, don't want a "guide". I would rather hunt public land and do it myself than pay thousands for a big buck that someone else did all the work for.

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