You are a saint for setting everyone up in the morning. I stopped doing that a few years back. At the end of setting everyone up and you FINALLY getting into your own stand you've about blown everything out. If I got guys coming to camp I will have them all come a few weeks earlier and know where the stand locations are so i don't waste a day setting everyone up
I’m not the only one setting everyone up. Guess that’s what we do. Fact one of them scored took me 3 days to just see one. Nice video that land your hunting reminds me so much of what we hunt
I really enjoy your videos.. I'm a fellow UA-camr from Souther Maine. (Not a Hunting Channel) but I love hunting and your videos are well made. Good luck next week.
I learned from a old man who is very well known in my area for slaying deer ..when you find a fresh doe track dry ground fallow it hunt for her to uurinate smelling it you can tell when she is hot if she was keep on her track tbt even if she was not keep on a fresh doe track for action..idk if true but there is a difference once you train your 👃 it will help.. idk if it is different what they eat or drink. i do know this every time not every other every single time I found an obvious difference in smell and tracked her i could tell her from other does with her easily .also every time I hunted what I been taught to be a hot or different smelling doe piss I saw alot of bucks and have harvested bigger bucks on those tracks the tracks tell the tail you have to be able to read it quick and keep on i stayed on her track on those days I would not take any other track . it is hard to find on dry ground but not as hard as you think once you put it behind you to examine and just go especially when no snow . I grew up tracking deer we use to have snow just about every year within the first week . Now since moving back to new england ilmy dry flground tracking has become damn good .I was not taught to road hunt my dad called them guys flatlanders ...we didnt do what the guys. Show now driving until you find a track jump out truck. I have tried it in unfamiliar territory I hunt for a doe track crossing road especially if she is singled or with her yearling only she is more promising I have also learned that big mature old big mature past prime bucks are perverts lol they always check that years fawn if one around there is so much to learn plus you never stop learning as soon as you think you figured it or a deer put he or she will teach you something . I was lucky to be able to hunt in alot of different states and environments from new england to Florida Canadian deer as well as West coast I spent alot of time just watching and listening to deer if I find one I will sit watch as long as it allows me . Take notes just like us they are there own self with there own ways all different some talk some don't like me I'm a talker OBVIOUSLY! BUT I ALSO KNOW WHEN NOT TO
Screw his dad or big bro i want his great granddad. I have harvested the first I saw until my early 20s then selective now very selective it is the hardest hunting ever in this neck of the woods .even tracking I have shot the 200lb club three times in my days actually my first buck buy myself at 13 was 258 dressed out/gutted for you western Canadians . That was farm land deer Athens area . I have seen my old man wack some monsters back in those days you got one deer that was it no extra deer tags like these days
You are a saint for setting everyone up in the morning. I stopped doing that a few years back. At the end of setting everyone up and you FINALLY getting into your own stand you've about blown everything out. If I got guys coming to camp I will have them all come a few weeks earlier and know where the stand locations are so i don't waste a day setting everyone up
Always look forward to your videos each season!!! Great stuff!
I’m not the only one setting everyone up. Guess that’s what we do. Fact one of them scored took me 3 days to just see one. Nice video that land your hunting reminds me so much of what we hunt
@@whitetailwarriorsdeercamp88 hope you guys are having a good season!
I really enjoy your videos.. I'm a fellow UA-camr from Souther Maine. (Not a Hunting Channel) but I love hunting and your videos are well made. Good luck next week.
I agree about the cloudy days, I'll take cloudy over sunny anyday when hunting or fishing
Thanks for the great video. I'm laid up with a hernia and can't hunt. I grew up in Sherman Maine
Great video! Can’t wait to get up there!!
Sweet land makes me want to get out there!!!!
One great video after another! Really enjoying the 2 part weekly updates. Exited to hear Papa Rome Outdoors might be heading out your way.
As always, great videos!
Following a blood trail isn't always easy.
I learned from a old man who is very well known in my area for slaying deer ..when you find a fresh doe track dry ground fallow it hunt for her to uurinate smelling it you can tell when she is hot if she was keep on her track tbt even if she was not keep on a fresh doe track for action..idk if true but there is a difference once you train your 👃 it will help.. idk if it is different what they eat or drink. i do know this every time not every other every single time I found an obvious difference in smell and tracked her i could tell her from other does with her easily .also every time I hunted what I been taught to be a hot or different smelling doe piss I saw alot of bucks and have harvested bigger bucks on those tracks the tracks tell the tail you have to be able to read it quick and keep on i stayed on her track on those days I would not take any other track . it is hard to find on dry ground but not as hard as you think once you put it behind you to examine and just go especially when no snow . I grew up tracking deer we use to have snow just about every year within the first week . Now since moving back to new england ilmy dry flground tracking has become damn good .I was not taught to road hunt my dad called them guys flatlanders ...we didnt do what the guys. Show now driving until you find a track jump out truck. I have tried it in unfamiliar territory I hunt for a doe track crossing road especially if she is singled or with her yearling only she is more promising I have also learned that big mature old big mature past prime bucks are perverts lol they always check that years fawn if one around there is so much to learn plus you never stop learning as soon as you think you figured it or a deer put he or she will teach you something . I was lucky to be able to hunt in alot of different states and environments from new england to Florida Canadian deer as well as West coast I spent alot of time just watching and listening to deer if I find one I will sit watch as long as it allows me . Take notes just like us they are there own self with there own ways all different some talk some don't like me I'm a talker OBVIOUSLY! BUT I ALSO KNOW WHEN NOT TO
Steve,
Are you any relationship to the Tweedie family in Bucksport?
Dave Beck
@@davebeck3135 Hey Dave, no I’m not related to that bunch, or at least not very closely
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Screw his dad or big bro i want his great granddad. I have harvested the first I saw until my early 20s then selective now very selective it is the hardest hunting ever in this neck of the woods .even tracking I have shot the 200lb club three times in my days actually my first buck buy myself at 13 was 258 dressed out/gutted for you western Canadians . That was farm land deer Athens area . I have seen my old man wack some monsters back in those days you got one deer that was it no extra deer tags like these days
Ayup,can't shoot on the couch....