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For sure, I see a shift in their movement every year around September 5th. Velvet comes off and testosterone begins to ramp up. It will work itself out but it’ll be interesting to see how it works!

@@ethan_stubbs 100% you will have good bucks in there to hunt either way!

Thanks for watchin Rob! Can't wait to hear what you're chasing this year!

Thanks Art, have a great evening.

I'm pumped! I have some developing velvet footage that I think you guys will like!

Oh yeah, total Giant!

Definitely off to a good start. Excited to hear how your season turns out!

I'm right there with ya! Good luck this season.

I agree, not many 10s with that wide of a frame, he made an awesome jump from 4-5

It will be a fun fall!

@@ethan_stubbs it’s definitely looking up for you this year

Agreed. I was so close last year, hopefully I can punch a tag or two this fall!

@@ethan_stubbs same here buddy

Lee, thanks for watching. I would recommend going in with the overcast food plot seed from MonsterBuck. It works great in areas with crop damage. One thing to keep in mind is if they have recently sprayed any pre-emergents on the field. Definitely worth the conversation with the grower before you go and spend a bunch of time prepping the spot! Hope that helps, have a great day.

Fingers crossed! Good luck this season 👊🏻

@@ethan_stubbs Thank you!

Looking forward to the grind!

Let’s go! Pumped for it, good luck this season 🔥

Thanks for the support! Have a great season!

I think a lot of that has to do with hunting pressure and acorns. I didn’t get the flyer buck on camera until September 20th last year, so I’m sure he summers somewhere else. The wide buck is a complete surprise. I didn’t have him on camera at all last summer.

Agreed. Many elk hunters swear that wet years lead to more significant antler growth. I was just listening to a podcast with Don Higgins and he claimed that this may be the best growing year he has ever seen. I think there are a variety of factors that go into antler growth. Post rut nutrition, severity of winter, stress, and excessive rains are all factors that play into a deer having the best potential for antler development. Thanks for watching!

I’ll have to listen to Don’s podcast. Those factors for great antler development and growth are definitely in play this year!

Absolutely. To listen to someone with his experience talk about how good this season will be is awesome. I'm glad I'm not the only one experiencing it!

I am terrible at naming deer, I guess whichever comment has the most likes will get the crown!

@@ethan_stubbs Any name will stick. I call mine the Sarah buck, Tate buck, and the Lake buck. Landowners and location.

For sure, a lot of people have been calling him Double Splits. That might be easy enough for me to remember!

@@ethan_stubbs Double splits it is.

Thanks for watching! I'm hoping these deer and plots finish the year strong! I'm already looking forward to October.

I won't be spending any time filming Bill this year, hopefully I get to spend a lot of time with the bow in my hands! Thanks for watching.

@@ethan_stubbs Awesome! More time in the woods could lead to more success. Looking forward to seeing that work pay off

Thanks brother! Have a good one.

Thanks Garrett, I appreciate the support. I have been a big THP fan since the beginning of their channel. I really enjoyed watching them on MW, so it was an easy transition for me to follow when they made their own page. I actually got to film Ted & Jake on a turkey hunt once and I have nothing but great things to say about those guys. Every channel has their own style, I try to mix in a healthy dose of deer management, tactics, and hunts to try and keep it entertaining! In regards to your second question, I believe the composition of the farm is extremely important. Many buyers today want to see income producing acres, and spots to plant food plots. That significantly impacts the property value. Another key attribute to any property is the access. Nothing kills the value of a farm like bad access. In my opinion, those are the two most important pieces of any hunting farm. Hopefully that answers your question, have a great day!

Canes, I have permission on 4 different properties currently. They range from 40 acres to 350 acres. Only one of those is "exclusive." During the season I try to keen in and focus on one property, while running cameras and scouting the other properties on my "off-days." This definitely leads to a busy fall, but my goal is always to hunt the most mature deer I can find. Thanks for the nice comments, I have edited all of my own videos since I was about 15 years old. At the start they were horrendous, but my time at Midwest Whitetail really sharpened my skills! Have a great day.

Thanks Matt, I can't wait to get him on camera. Have a great day

Thanks Wes!

Thanks Aaron, Im excited to get to work for this fall!

Thanks for watching, I’m excited to see effective the seeding technique will be. Have a great day.

Oh yeah, any time access is an issue this could definitely be the solution. I’m going to try the monster buck overcast mix over some of the corn if there is any crop damage. My good friend Rye from Midwest whitetail did that last year and he said it turned into a killer setup.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

I thought so too. Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad you enjoyed it! Have a great weekend

It was a cool process. I’m looking forward to using that more!

Neither do cell cameras, cameras, salt licks, kill plots, feeders , 3D Deer, Deer calls, Doe estrous, etc. but it's here and to each his own. The video was about spraying crops with a drone not hunting with a drone. My God, what is this country coming to

No I wasn’t! Good catch.

Thankfully we live somewhere that we are able to voice our opinions on these topics. I really wanted to provide some value to my audience with this video and increase the amount of deer management in today’s world! Have a great weekend

@@ethan_stubbs I posted that comment under the guy that responded about the drone shouldn't be in the hunting woods. I'm not sure how it landed under my post. I saw a drone used for spraying crops not hunting, scouting, or observation flights and I'm cool with that. I thought his comment was unwarranted and out of context...This wasn't the video for his comment.

Yep, I figured that was the case! Thanks for watching and have a great weekend!

I would probably agree with that. Some of the technology that is around today just makes it an unfair advantage for the hunter. I don’t think what we did is giving us an unfair advantage. All I’m hoping to do is provide the deer with some form of additional food to supplement the diet. Even if I don’t hunt this spot at all, if I can provide a better life for the deer I would be happy with that. Thanks Bucky, I hope you have a good weekend!

@@buckydoedowner9040 Neither do cell cameras, cameras, salt licks, kill plots, feeders , 3D Deer, Deer calls, Doe estrous, etc. but it's here and to each his own. The video was about spraying crops with a drone not hunting with a drone. My God, what is this country coming to

@@Woodland-Gangsta "what is this country coming too" ... listen to yourself "Gangsta"

@@buckydoedowner9040 Try adding the first name as it was intended. What I don't sound like is a wildlife authoritarian on a video about killing weeds via use of drone. Try staying within the context of the video sir. We have wildlife agencies to dictate what is legal or illegal

What difference does it make if you use a drone, a tractor or a back pack sprayer. Tree stands provide a lot more advantages than using a drone for food plots.

Cornfed Iowa buck

Me too!

That thing is a work horse! It did way better than I thought it would. I was impressed

Yes, I will post an update video sometime this week. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the solid advice. This was really helpful. After the first spray, I did get a really good kill. I wish I would have mixed some sort of a residual in with the spray. One of my good friends is an agronomist, so I’m sure he would have had some sort of recipe I could have put together. I visited the plot a few days ago and it is still primarily dead. I will spray it with 2 4D or GLY once more before tillage.

​@ethan_stubbs 2 4 D will leave a residual in the soil and may affect what your planning on planting

Gotcha. All I plan on planting is brassica and clover so I will have to look into that to see if it will affect it in any way. Thanks for watching, Have a great day

@@ethan_stubbs i never heard that before about 2,4-D being an issue post spraying as it is considered a post emergent spray and not a pre emergent spray. But maybe look into it some more. Not saying he’s wrong i just never heard that before. You might wanna use a surfactant with 2,4-D as well should you decide to. Like i said though you also can just respray GLY or there’s always butyrac.

@tim03b_48 with a light rate you'll most likely be fine, but at heavier rates it can have some effects

Not as much this year. We are still great friends, and he has been nothing but a positive role model for me. I may still help him out behind the camera from time to time!

Thanks Aaron, I appreciate the support!!

Should be a fun fall!

I may help him out behind the camera a little bit this fall, but all of my content will be posted here!

Haha, all of my dads seem to blur together this time of year. The only thing I know is I’m ready for deer season!

Thanks Mitchell, I appreciate the support!

Thanks for the advice! I went in the next day and sprayed and got a really good kill. I wish I would have added a residual to what we sprayed, so I may have to touch it up once again before we till it to plant. I’m thinking brassicas in that plot.

Thanks for watching Lonnie. Have a great day

Me too! Good luck this fall

That’s a great idea. Unfortunately I don’t think I’ll have any way to water a plot in the terrain that I hunt. Over the past 3 years it seems that we have gotten several good rains during the 3rd week of July. That’s what I’m going to aim for to plant these brassicas.