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@@BackMountainOutdoors I think it changes depending on where you go and who hunts your area. I’d say a half mile away gets you away from most in fairly rugged terrain. Sometimes it’s 1-2 miles and sometimes you’re better off being close to the lot. The hunter sign will tell you that particularly for your area

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@@dalehayslip5008 thanks man!! Appreciate the feedback and support!

@@nated7373 yeah I’d be willing to look into that

@@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling how do I contact you ？ i tried to reply to leave my email but got deleted

@@nated7373 you can DM me on instagram or facebook

@@joelkrystof5877 thank you! Headed out to a hunt right now

@@zekeoutdoors more or less than 2? 😂

@@Hopeknives13 a month before season the vast majority of the deer in my area are doing something completely different than during the season. The food sources change a bunch and they shift bedding a lot. I’m not worried about bumping deer out of there. I hung cameras in there because I’ve never hunted the area. The buck I saw in velvet would turn into a 120” or so deer most likely. The survey knowledge I got from this area told me about multiple 150+” deer I wouldn’t have known about without them. I learned that the deer use this area far more during the rut than the early season, and if I went just off of that observation I’d consider this an early season area. When I let all these cams soak for the season, they’re doing very little damage. Especially on such a central location with a scrape, the deer typically want to be there anyways and have few other options that line up the same. I don’t think bumping a deer or spooking them does nearly the damage people say it does. Keep in mind this is just from my experience, it might not apply the complete same as other areas. But for highly pressured Wisconsin swamps, this stuff has worked for me.

@@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling awesome dude! Thanks for replying! I’m up in the yoop hunting with stick and string in the big woods. I feel your correct on the pressure i seen and confirmed the pressure part. It’s like one sit and you can move your set another spot and still have results. They avoid the area you hunted previously but might shift yards to another trail. I left soakers for 2 years in one area now to gain knowledge on area. This year I’m going in for the kill. I should have last year but now I have 2 years of running cameras in the area. I was worried about putting to much pressure on the spot. I got my buck close to the spot. This year I’m going to pound the bedding areas with my daughter and I place her in the best spot and I’ll place myself in her wind the best I can so we have one wind. Placed mock scrapes on the down wind side of doe bedding and gaining knowledge from the bucks coming in and out. Noting wind and time and direction of travel. Any who thanks for your knowledge I love every podcast and video you post you’re a young ball of knowledge. Good luck this year !

@@Hopeknives13 thank you so much man!! It sounds like you’ve put in the work and are on track to have a killer year!! Wish you all the luck in the world and send me a picture when you or your daughter get out hunting and when yall put one down! Rooting for you!!

@@reallifehunters I think Spartan Forge has some tools that allow you to see wind data for certain time periods. You may be able to check weather underground for historical weather data and just record what it has been over the course of some time. It’s a longer manual approach that way but it’ll be accurate data

@@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling thanks

@@joelkrystof5877 thank you!

@@TheProphecyBreaker thank you so much!! Really glad you enjoyed the video and I’m glad you could take away some stuff that might work where you’re at!

@@K4kashiSensei thank you so much!! Really glad this was helpful

@@K4kashiSensei thank you!

@@ericbunce5609 thank you so much man! Really glad you enjoyed it. It is definitely a grind to get em on public in Wisconsin

@@hunterbruckner8760 that’s awesome! Pewaukee is a great place to grow up. There’s also a lot of good bucks and public land around here. Great area to be!

@@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling that’s for sure. It is a great place. I was even lucky enough to harvest a nice 10 pointer right in pewaukee a few years back. On top of that I know you are tied in with Dan and the hunting beast. Believe it or not my best friends grandpa is dans neighbor. And my buddy and shot quite a few nice deer out by Dan.

@@hunterbruckner8760 that’s awesome!

@@joelkrystof5877 thank you! Will do brother

@@gregorythetford924 thank you so much!! Appreciate the support!

@@Bigbuckstudent nice to meet you as well!! Thanks for finding your way to my UA-cam and watching some videos!

@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling thanks for making them

@@stevedenoyer5956 thank you so much!!

@@stevedenoyer5956 it’s latent noise in the background. Had to turn up the volume quite a bit to hear certain things. I got a really nice mic this year to fix that issue

@@Digglerdirk79-l4y remember, you only know what someone has told you. A lot of people forget Dan designed the original Lone Wolf stands with Andre. The 22” tall .75 (which is shorter) is literally the exact same price. No reason to spread hate man. Both good stands, and we’re all hunters helping people get in a tree and do what they love.

@@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling if they wanted to help people tree they wouldn't sell a stand that cost more than my fucking rifle lol. Wtf you talking about.

@@tl1635 lifetime warranty on it and every part. The stand costs a lot to manufacture. It’s not like they could sell it for $100. I don’t work for them and can’t answer for their pricing decisions but I’ll tell you that they’re doing a hell of a lot more than people just hunting🤷🏼‍♂️

@@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling Id rather not have the warranty. Unless you leave the stand in the woods it will never break.. if you do leave it in the woods it will be stolen so the warranty doesn't amount to anything.. I'll be sticking with my old aluminum hang ons. Buy them off market place for almost nothing. There's no different except his has the adjustable platform lol. And if it gets destroyed or stolen your out $20 so what.

@@tl1635 that’s a good policy! If it works for how you hunt that’s all I’d buy. Some of my best hunting finds have been off marketplace

@@joelkrystof5877 thanks man!! I use OFF backwoods 40% deet and off tick repellent. Many re-applications of both lol

@@RogueBowHunter thank you!

@@travisshuttleworth630 I love it man!! It’s worth it. Lifetime warranty on everything. You should check out my Wisconsin hunt if you haven’t seen it yet as well!

Thank you so much Brad!! Even more so than the deer I'm thankful for these good friends I have. Getting to spend these moments with them is something I wouldn't trade for the world.

Thank you!

Aspen’s are in the poplar family of trees

You should check out my kill video from 2022 and the hill country e-scouting breakdowns. They give a lot of similar process based breakdowns like this. Might have to make a hill country video like this

That’s wild!! Awesome story Nolan it’d be cool to have you on and talk about that

@@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling let me know when your available

That’s freakin awesome man!

I think they can enter on either trail and just hook in depending on the wind at the end. Their exit is much more consistent but they’ll loop downwind when entering and those trails aren’t as defined. This buck isn’t very mature so there wasn’t much for j-hooks in the area.

@@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling thank you. I’ve been monitoring a couple buck bedding areas and trying to dial them in. One spot they enter it late in morning once the thermals rise they enter it high to catch both wind and thermals and a cross wind from doe bedding. Basically they catch two doe bedding by splitting them in half. Thermals with one wind with the other in their favor. Neat setup for them but I got busted twice. Any who great stuff you’re putting out.

@@Hopeknives13 that can be really tough! Sometimes you gotta be on the same level as them and shoot them before they get your wind in those scenarios. But getting there undetected is the hard part! Appreciate the kind words man 👊🏼 good luck this year!

@@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling you to bud

I’d love to do that! Not sure if I’ll make it down for a scout trip tho. If I kill early I’ll spend an extra day doing that. I don’t have much vacation time lol

@@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling I understand that. I have a wedding and honeymoon this year. I’m going to try to go a couple of weekends instead of one whole week I did this past season. I’m hoping to get lucky on the first weekend I go so I can focus on Tennessee more.

@@leecharlton1789 congratulations man and good luck!! Planning a wedding right now myself

@@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling congratulations to you as well.

There’s not a lot of big woods by me but I can tell you it applies very similarly. Do you hunt big woods with any topography at all?

@@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling Very little topography at all. Where I'm at I would categorize it as gently rolling hills with a bench or two here and there. I have found beds overlooking the benches but i've been focusing on clearcuts because of the edge and type of habitat they create.

@@whitewood2000 I gotcha! I’ve hunted big woods a bunch but with a lot of topography. I’ve hunted big woods without topography but not a lot. I would say they utilize transitions in cover quite a bit. Anything that breaks up the monotony is good

Thank you!! I have some e-scouting videos that I explain a little bit of travel direction with hill country but I haven’t yet to do a full process video breaking down everything

Thank you so much!! Really glad this video could provide some value for you

Thanks Anthony!

Thank you! I’ll keep that in mind. I think the #1 factor that makes me think a bed belongs to a mature buck is how intelligent the bedding is. If he’s really hard to setup on, I think he’ll reach maturity in that area

Really appreciate that Dylan 👊🏼👊🏼 love being able to help

Yup! More common style of big buck bedding

@@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling when that buck graduates and gets smarter he will find the place to be, gotta be a big one around there to put that buck where he’s at now.

Always appreciate your support Dave!

When you’re at the level of the branches you can shoot between the limbs pretty well. Harder to shoot downward angles tho

Thanks man! You’re really kind man I’ll try and keep up the good work!

@@JacobSklenarTheWildCalling I this is way realtree is no more this stuff is real.