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When will you release 2025 planner?

I have been doing this for years but that other plastic smiling dude with the sh*t eating grin uses tubs too deep.

I use old rubber roofing. Holds up forever, throw some rocks around the edge. Stays fairly clean.

10" or 13" they would dry up fast in my area ??

I'm in Phoenix and I have a rain catch for growing but I may incorporate a watering hole just to attract more wildlife to the area.

Good stuff Thomas!

Wouldn't this also be a pool that could possibly lead to the spread of more ehd since we're now concentrating deer to one tiny water hole to share...

I am so tired of the hunting industry stealing money from hard-working hunters. That's a brown kiddy pool.

Would you consider installing one by a spring head. It’s a weak spring (mainly wet ground but not enough to really drink from) but thought that would be a way of keeping a water supply.

Yes! More of this type of content, please!

Great tips. Im gona be installing a water hole here hopefully soon

Wish they had more distributors! I've tried to buy their stuff multiple times and can't find a listed distributor anywhere near me that actually carries them.

Can you sent me a picture of your mod lawn roller , as I'm trying to start doing this in my food plots too . Thank you

We need more videos! Love your advice

As soon as the b-roll footage in the woods and the song started around, I was wishing Wisconsin was a whole lot closer.

If I use the tubes , 72 inch ones & buy standard root stock fruit trees , apple, pear, plum etc 4-5 ft will they still be able to grow above the tubes eventually & then I can take them off & protect them with 14 gauge 6 ft wire around trunk since I have Mule deer 🦌 here in Colorado ? Can you send me pricing & info on your kits ? Thx again 👍⚾️🦌

Awesome info 👍⚾️ thx

Good stuff! What lights are you using for your backdrop?

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Helpful video 😊😊 Thank you for putting your efforts for this explanation

The best rain gloves I've found are neoprene gloves by Glacier Glove but they are kinda thick (even the thinnest) and can hurt dexterity. The best overall thin rain glove I've found is also super cheap. It's a pair of the heavy duty nitrile or latex gloves that LEO wear and put a thin liner or gardening glove over top of that. Just having your hands stay 100% dry is most of the battle. Also, you can bring a few back up pairs and change them out if something happens like rain running inside the palm.

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It’s der manur

It pays to hunt in the rain in 1975 i harvested the biggest buck of my life it was raining so hard i couldnt find my dearstand so i hunkered under an old cedar tree on an old log road when it started turning daylight to my surprise a deer came walking down the log road he couldnt smell me bexause it was raining so hard it was driving my scent down he walked within 3 feet from me before he realized something wasn't right he bolted to my right i raised up my old 12 gauge rabbit gun and droped him with one slug and he went over a hump in the woods and he went down he to my surprise he was huge he weighed 300 pounds on the hoof and he had 16 score able points lady luck was on my side that morning and he still hangs on my wall to this day memories are greatevery time i look at him i remember every detail of that day in 1975.

From my experience in South Louisiana, the second day after the frontal passage, you need to be up a tree!

I used to hunt a lot in the rain and had some bad experiences with losing blood trails and just getting soaked and freezing. Eventually I stopped (during archery) but have no issues going out with a rifle cuz I’ll hunt closer in the woods with a large caliber rifle and shoulder shot should drop em.. now I would utilize rain to get in closer to bedding like an hour or 2 before the rain stops… they tend to mull around near bedding during the rain anyway and then once it stops they really move around

I think it’s critical to understand how deer react to rain and temps as well as snowfall and frigid temps and thaws. There has been extensive research on this by Dr Ken Nordberg and I learned a lot from his books which I cherish. Thanks for the video, subbed👍😉

Nice buck, Try a tree stand umbrella. Works great .

I had this happen earlier this season. I knew I should’ve asked off on a Thursday rainy day but I chose not to. The following week I pulled my sad card from trail cam and sure enough at 4:30pm a mature bucks came and checked out and freshen up my mock scrape. I was less than stellar.

gramps always said racks in the rain baby racks in the rain.

rain is actually bad for scent because deer have a heightened sense of smell when there’s moisture in the air.I always thought the opposite but there’s a new study

These tactics work but not so much for the high level of pressure on southern Michigan public land… doesn’t even compare

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Excellent!

Never thought about doing something like that for my water hole. I see them still going to it in the winter.

I seen deer in a poor down in an open field eating…. And that changed my mind about rain and deer …. Situation and cover and lay of land will very between each hunter experience …. But my 40 years of hunting I have observed for Deer Hunting in rain…. Bedding areas are important and when and how long rain last … we all agree dear do the majority of their feeding at night … depending on the distance between bedding areas and feeding areas will change if rain happens during time from and to these areas …and change there routes staying close to wood lines and woods and heave covered areas sometimes bedding in areas in between feeding and bedding… making short walks from bedding areas … during the Rut Bucks do crazy things so everything I said my be disregarded 😂

Dude you repeated yourself 17 times this was a two minute videos stretched into a 15 min video so it’s raining everything and everyone’s hunt is different maybe wait until right before it stops raining to use rain for cover but don’t just sit in the rain all day end of video lol but I apologize for being so negative

30+ years ago when I was a lot younger I did quite a bit of spot/ stalk in light rain with my long bow. Usually ended up being soaking wet. I would hunt the maze of miles of salt cedars along the Canadian river in the Texas panhandle. Killed quite a few deer and a lot of coyotes doing this. Was a challenge as I had to park about a mile away on good ground. That’s where I learned it’s easier to debone meat in the field to cut way down on the pack out weight. Then it was old military packs, nothing fancy like in today’s equipment. 👍👍

Deer don't check in to motels lol

bubbles - not bullets! 🫧guitars - not guns! 🎸 🌸✌️🌸

yes time - kill only time!! y do u do this to yourself and voluntarily give yourself a lifetime supply of nightmares? u know u r reborn on another planet where YOU are the vulnerable unarmed deer being chased by the DEER with a weapon … quantum physics steven hawking 101 … i know ignorance is bliss but u r clearly too handsome and intelligent … a gun is cheap insincere and inauthentic … deer and moose are a gift just beautiful and intelligent and invaluable creatures like yourself … to so tragically rob yourself of their energy is to create endless cycles of bad karma

Always hunt in or around the rain if you have a enclosed blind

It maybe cost you, maybe not. If you were froze up, another hour wouldn’t have been any better. At least you didn’t spook him. Good video. Don’t be too hard on yourself.

Excellent advice!

One of my biggest bucks i killed at 11am after getting soaked all morning in late October, i was in a doe bedding area and just as soon as the rain stopped 2 does was right there out of nowhere i must have been on top of them, i knew they was close but anyway soon as i seen them i looked to the right and there he was coming to check those does and i poked him, i learned a whole lot that day, last Friday i had my shooter in daylight a hr before dark just soon as the rain quit, but it was real close to his bedroom, if you have a rain storm move through watch the radar and dress proper and get in right before the rain stops and kill him, good video!🎉

What's the name of your organic fertilizer and where do you get it? I started the no till method last year and I don't want to use synthetic fertilizer.

New sub here. My biggest challenge is wild dogs running the property at times, makes it a ghost town. Frustrating for sure, but just another challenge to overcome.

The more I watch your stuff, the more I'm convinced your my guy to help plan the new Farm! Looking forward to working with you!

Thomas, happy to have found a like minded individual to help me transform my new farms habitat. Looking forward to working with you.

You need a pipe while you sit there in your robe, hair all slicked back, and wall of giants behind you...the Hugh Hefner of habitat management!