What Makes a Killing Tree

What Makes a Killing Tree - Part 1

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22 күн бұрын

In this exciting new mini-series, we're diving deep into the concept of the "Killing Tree." Join us as we explore how to identify, find, and optimize those critical trees that become your go-to spots for a successful hunt, year after year.
00:00:04 - Introduction and Welcome
00:00:23 - Discussing the Concept of Killing Trees
00:00:44 - Importance of Identifying Killing Trees
00:01:04 - My Favorite Killing Tree Story
00:01:25 - Importance of Access and Entry Points
00:01:36 - Poison Parsnip Warning
00:01:55 - Key Elements of a Killing Tree
00:02:16 - Strategic Access Points
00:03:14 - Entry and Exit Strategies
00:04:11 - Learning from Past Experiences
00:05:14 - Analyzing Hunting Patterns and Behavior
00:06:06 - Staying Stealthy and Avoiding Detection
00:07:11 - Wind and Terrain Considerations
00:08:10 - Consistent Wind Patterns
00:09:13 - Notes and Tracking Conditions
00:10:06 - Season-Specific Adjustments
00:10:26 - Morning vs. Evening Hunts
00:11:11 - Importance of Elevation
00:12:10 - Connecting Different Terrains
00:13:10 - Effective Use of Rattling
00:14:20 - Understanding Deer Movement
00:15:10 - Practical Tree Stand Placement
00:16:10 - Utilizing Natural Cover
00:17:10 - Recognizing Key Trail Locations
00:18:11 - Adapting to Changing Conditions
00:19:13 - Maximizing Shot Opportunities
00:20:00 - Avoiding Common Mistakes
00:21:06 - Evaluating Tree Stand Effectiveness
00:22:06 - The Role of Consistent Wind
00:23:06 - Enhancing Your Hunting Strategy
00:24:06 - Reflecting on Past Hunts
00:25:06 - Finding Your Own Killing Tree
00:26:06 - Maintaining Tree Stands
00:27:06 - Conclusion and Preview of Upcoming Episodes
In this episode, we take you step-by-step from the initial decision-making process to the practical aspects of hunting from a Killing Tree. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or just starting, this series will offer valuable tips and tricks to enhance your hunting game.
Join us on this journey and let’s make this hunting season the best one yet!
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@kenthorsen4558 21 күн бұрын

Milkweed seeds are a must in the stand. They are the best way to find out the direction the wind is blowing while in the stand.

@underdogoutdoors 21 күн бұрын

The first time in, first sit! Always best.

@tfrost33elkhunter 20 күн бұрын

You two remind me of myself and my 2 life long huntin buddies. Always needling each other. Love it! Great video! Thanks

@gagebrock17 20 күн бұрын

This is the best series/explanations I have seen, this is the type of off season info that I need & want. Keep up the good work!

@flatfour76 20 күн бұрын

Really enjoyed this episode and types like it. Keep them coming!

@bowhuntordie 17 күн бұрын

Thanks! Will do!

@DanMoore-pw3be 6 күн бұрын

I wrote a two-part series for North American Whitetail Magazine, titled "The Killing Tree" that was in 2018 and It still produces today, after 25ish seasons!

@bowhuntordie 2 күн бұрын

That's awesome! Some spots simply produce deer, year in and year out. When you find one, it's priceless!

@keithrohrbaugh2503 18 күн бұрын

Great video!

@user-zy8ks3bo7h 8 күн бұрын

Really liked this video. Could relate to hunting the spots ya think are great, but not. Like your details on what works and what don't. Always learning , Great video.

@Bamamike223 20 күн бұрын

Very good information in this video. It will definitely help me and others to be better hunters. One thing though...PLEASE tell me what is the name of that bug spray you guys used?! I need that. It obviously works great!

@bowhuntordie 17 күн бұрын

It's balled BUGGINS and it works great for gnats and flies! Not the best for mosquitos, though. a.co/d/0i5sHn8

@Bamamike223 17 күн бұрын

@@bowhuntordie Thank you. It's the gnats that drive me nutz. I have Permethrin for Mosquitoes.