what the hell are those shoes Beau? they look scent proof lol
@leewest815956 минут бұрын
Where's the orange safety hat & vest
@johnbarth6842 сағат бұрын
Do you use high rubber boots hunting in the hills? I'm considering going to a light weight water proof boot for that type of hunting.
@brob-zy8zi6 сағат бұрын
I wouldn't tell anyone to try or do something I wouldn't do. Over a year and a half ago I started a carnivore diet to not only lose weight but also help with Joint pain, inflammation, major digestive issues etc. It's worked very well. I've lost 90lbs since starting carnivore and over 100 since getting into lower carb eating. The only reason I mention this is that I've read about and heard a lot from folks who say a ketogenic or carnivore diet drastically reduces or eliminates long term symptoms of Lyme in their body. Something to think about anyways. Sounds counterintuitive but many claim it has worked for them.
@davetoms637 сағат бұрын
Great video, I love seeing you and your dad enjoying the outdoors together - that's more important than all the bone we may hang on the wall.
@joshtrauger308817 сағат бұрын
iv thought the same thing Beau. "Im not going over there where i seen him i dont wanna bump him out." but hearing you say it makes it sound so dumb, nothing personal. just why wouldnt we go over there? we seen him there we should be going over there. thank you for saying that. sometimes you just gotta hear someone else say it out loud.
@calebwhisker454Күн бұрын
Just found your videos man! This is an awesome representation of PA hunting and the big woods of PA!
@KeystoneexperienceКүн бұрын
Great video. I have hunted off of Kettle Creek for the last 30 years. Love seeing you hunt these woods.
@deoncross1579Күн бұрын
Late season rain/snow gear vid? I’m really struggling on it
@buckfifty34702 күн бұрын
One of the best explanations on this subject I have heard to date.
@papajohnsy66592 күн бұрын
Might be a little overkill but when I put them in spots I know other people might be in a 2 or 3 step aider lets me get my feet 6-7ft off the ground, and then I can put the camera up another 6-7 ft. No one looks for cameras 14ft up in the tree lol.
@AvonLegend2 күн бұрын
Have you had any issues with the timber ninja sticks making noise and you having to constantly tighten everything down? I love those sticks but it only takes a handful of hunts before they start making a creeking/popping noise. Switched back to the beast sticks this year because of it
@BeauMartonik2 күн бұрын
I've found depending on the temperature that the steps will swell or shrink (reason for redesign coming), but a simple fix is removing the steps and putting one layer of electrical tape between step and tube. Shouldn't have to do that, but that's eliminated all problems for me going on two years.
@genehalteman8822 күн бұрын
@@BeauMartonikHats off to you for answering honestly🤝
@Vabowhntr2 күн бұрын
Awesome Information your putting out. Looking forward to more breakdowns. Nice work for sure.
@EasternWild2 күн бұрын
Hey, Beau! Ricky Bostic here, you featured my KY buck on Mountain Buck Monday not too long ago. Loved seeing you hunt here close to home. I’m as far East KY as you can get and border WV. I’m sure you’re not too far away from me. Keep dropping this 🔥 content man. It’s a pleasure to see 💪🏻🦌
@joshuaparsons88002 күн бұрын
Pike county?
@EasternWild2 күн бұрын
@@joshuaparsons8800 606 Baby!
@brushcrawler86123 күн бұрын
Cable locks are only $20
@BeauMartonik2 күн бұрын
@@brushcrawler8612 I use cable locks they don’t stop bears lol
@PholdingFeasants2 күн бұрын
Had a bear absolutely BODY my camera last year 😂 I’m going to copy you with this one Beau
@BeauMartonik2 күн бұрын
@@PholdingFeasants 😂 can’t guarantee it but never had any hung high get ripped down. Just keeps it out of their vision. Unfortunately not all places setup good for hanging high
@chancecarter2763 күн бұрын
Congrats brother! These mountains definitely aint for the weak hearted. You desered it man! Love seeing the guys i look up to in the industry come and hunt my home state!
@backwoodsrollin29843 күн бұрын
I hunt the adirondacks. More specifically 5h. Need canoe to get to were I usually run around. Big 9 point on the hit list this year.
@benbearkiller3 күн бұрын
Good luck man!
@backwoodsrollin29842 сағат бұрын
@benbearkiller thanks you too this season
@mountainstatetradjournal3 күн бұрын
As a West Virginian, I loved the robotic painful check-in number we have to call 🤣 This was an awesome hunt. Congrats.
@Jbob373 күн бұрын
Subscribe to your channel because of this ...Awesome!
@codythompson69604 күн бұрын
Behind the bow is one of the best bow hunting channels on KZfaq.
@Jbob374 күн бұрын
Love my mountain state❤
@brushcrawler86124 күн бұрын
Locating big tracks crossing sandy logging roads can be HUGE in the big woods. I like to drive around after a big rain event.
@EasternWild4 күн бұрын
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
@changopearce94675 күн бұрын
Great stuff, brother! Thanks for the ride along. I love how you and your dad break a place down. Great information, man!!
@charlescavanagh77565 күн бұрын
Man this was a good one, I could tell from the first ten seconds it's time to pay attention
@chrisfrank85645 күн бұрын
I think the Adirondacks may have been a little undersold on difficulty to go bowhunting lol. But would love to see Paul tackle it, more ppl just try to hunt it in general really. Superr low deer densities, lower buck numbers, no cuts, vast mature timber high mountains, some areas no oaks. It’s hard huntin, but great if you like to challenge yourself. Anyways, Great podcast. 👍
@benbearkiller3 күн бұрын
Good luck!!
@richardbogucki6755 күн бұрын
Hi guys! Great video. Beau you know how I like you showing how it looks on a topo map (Spartan Forge). Outstanding visuals🦌
@sammcminn946 күн бұрын
I grew up hunting a lease down in Mingo county with a 130" minimum on bucks. As a kid, I remember it being so painful to sit in the stand and have to watch a 110" 8 point walk right on by me while I was still waiting to shoot my first buck. It's been a while since I've made it down to the southern 4 to hunt, but this video and listening to your podcasts about your experience down there has reignited my desire to hunt this rugged terrain. I'm preparing for an elk hunt in Montana next year, so I'm excited to learn a little more about spot and stalk hunting this fall by hunting the public land in Logan and Mingo counties. Thanks for highlighting the beauty and quality of deer right here in WV!
@chanceyfuller36956 күн бұрын
Awesome run through And explanation of what your looking for. Great job really enjoyed this one
@gwiltz11236 күн бұрын
Beau, what pants are you wearing?
@hhcustommuskiebaits58266 күн бұрын
Awesome video , thankyou so much for this video super helpful. I’m a self taught hunter and hunt the east hills of pa . I haven’t hunted in 15 years bought a new home up in the mountains an my goal was to take a buck. Got back in the saddle an fell back in love with hunting archery mainly, shot my nice 8 pointer last year escouted to the best of what I know which isn’t much but this put a huge perspective on what I need to do more. Very similar stuff to where I hunt.
@ukjw26 күн бұрын
More and more I’m thinking they are often within sight, sound, possible thermals of a particular scrape. Heard a few times people finding scrapes. Peeing in them or maybe setting a camera only for a buck to come in and bust them as he heard the racket.
@Umakemelaff6 күн бұрын
Crawling across a road. Epic. Lol.
@joshlasure33846 күн бұрын
Awesome content!!! Would love to see more of these. Need to do one with ol Johnny as well!!!!!!
@BeauMartonik6 күн бұрын
@@joshlasure3384 thanks man! Johnny is next Sunday!
@realrussclarke6 күн бұрын
Great video really enjoyed seeing you and your dad breaking it down
@BeauMartonik6 күн бұрын
@@realrussclarke thanks Russ!
@TheWVgoodguy226 күн бұрын
Awesome walkthrough on what you and your Dad are looking for as you get ready for this upcoming season. Thanks for sharing that with us Beau.
@BeauMartonik6 күн бұрын
@@TheWVgoodguy22 thanks Forrest!
@TheWVgoodguy226 күн бұрын
@@BeauMartonik you are quite welcome 🙏 😎🏹🦌
@TheXanex245 күн бұрын
I would love to see more vids like this. Great vid, Super helpful.
@keg47706 күн бұрын
Awesome video man. These are the videos I learn best with. Thanks
@BeauMartonik6 күн бұрын
@@keg4770 thank you!!
@williamjthompsonjr6 күн бұрын
can't wait
@brushcrawler86126 күн бұрын
Thanks for taking us along with ya. The only critique I have is maybe showing your ideal entry and exit routes to the proposed stand sites on the zoomed out map 🦌🏆
@BeauMartonik6 күн бұрын
@@brushcrawler8612 thanks! Appreciate the feedback!!
@jeremyflinn77946 күн бұрын
Great video dude
@brushcrawler86127 күн бұрын
Ive walked a few big woods clear cuts this summer and didnt notice much sign of browsing outside of their trails.
@MrGarymuldoon7 күн бұрын
Inside of bulls palms were barely outside the years not even laying flat. Probably 48” max. Great choice leaving em, so many morons shoot first unfortunately.
@Brad9017 күн бұрын
Love my Timber Ninja Ultimate, the safety and OSHA Fall Restraint testing cert was HUGE for my purchase. What you spoke about around the 3:40min & 8:50min mark is probably 90% of why I went with TN. The testing, safety certifications and quality justifies the price. Nothing is perfect, wish your side pouches where larger, zippers sometimes are not single hand function, The uni harness which I really wanted has been "in production" for years about given up on ever seeing that. The mud flap I really like, I actually put my 30' of rappel rope there. For a back lumber pouch I'm running Marsupial Gear Lumbar Pack - RANGER GREEN to the top panel molly row PERFECT storage plenty of space. The saddle stays up with no problem on hikes up to 6 miles. Over all great saddle save up for safety go home to our family so we can do what we love for years to come.
@BeauMartonik6 күн бұрын
Hey Brad, thank you!! Really appreciate that. I hadn't heard of anyone using the mudlfap for carrying rappel rope, but that's a good idea! You should email us a picture of your setup. I want to see what it looks like! [email protected] As far as the uni harness goes, I totally understand your frustration. We've been trying to be transparent and show everyone what we are working on before it's done. When we would think we would have it perfect, we kept finding little things that we wanted to change, which slowed things down drastically, and once it was finished, production costs went through the roof. Not making excuses, but we're just a 3 man team doing it part-time trying to figure out how to get the costs down and shouldn't have been as optimistic as we were with timelines. Our fault and a learning lesson for sure! Thanks for supporting us!
@hhcustommuskiebaits58267 күн бұрын
Love my TX5 2.0 lone star most comfortable saddle I’ve worn so far single stick climbing. Openable bridge is a game changer
@changopearce94677 күн бұрын
I see they have a meat eater addition. When are they coming out with the EMWH addition? Would be kick ass for us Pa boys
@BeauMartonik6 күн бұрын
Maybe someday! Haha
@mikefeaster88277 күн бұрын
Great podcast Beau!!
@joshtrauger30887 күн бұрын
Thank you!! I was so glad to hear you make the disclaimer of being co-owner. I've respected you from day one for your honesty. Glad to see you are keeping that when it's not the norm for the industry. Looking forward to hearing you speak and meeting you tomorrow. I appreciate all your content.
@BeauMartonik6 күн бұрын
Thanks Josh! I am a consumer just like everyone else, and I appreciate companies/people that are honest and transparent, so I've tried my best to be that. It was great meeting you!
@joshtrauger30886 күн бұрын
@BeauMartonik like was brother. Hopefully see you again in the future.
@user-hu1zd3zt4z8 күн бұрын
Ya I usually walk 40-50miles a day while scouting....
@TheWVgoodguy228 күн бұрын
Excellent breakdown of three different options from Timber Ninja 🥷 🌳. I really like the feature sets on the two newer ones and even the Black Belt 🥋 one would be easier to use than the Eberhart Special Edition that I have. Being that this fall will be my first year hunting deer 🦌 in Ohio now that I am a resident and I want to hunt bear 🐻 in PA this year too, I would love to get elevated at times.
@BeauMartonik6 күн бұрын
Thanks Forrest!! Looking forward to seeing your success this year.
@TheWVgoodguy226 күн бұрын
@@BeauMartonik you are welcome 🙏 and thank you. I might be bear 🐻 hunting in PA too. I hope you get your opportunities on the deer 🦌 and whatever else you are chasing this year too 😃
@montgomeryhoover16828 күн бұрын
Awesome buck And the film is super cool
@brushcrawler86128 күн бұрын
The prices make me ill. Thank god Im not raising children who are getting into hunting 😂😂😂
@BeauMartonik6 күн бұрын
I totally understand where you're coming from. Our goal is to make extremely safe, lightweight, durable, and innovate saddles in the USA. Now seeing what that looks like from the inside, it's crazy to see how expensive that is to do. Cost of materials, hefty insurance prices, testing, etc. all adds up quick. We understand that our products aren't for everyone, but don't want to make a subpar product that causes problems. There are plenty of budget friendly options out there, as long as that is your expectation out of the product, as well. Appreciate the comment!