Peak Rut PUBLIC LAND Bucks - Hunt Breakdown | Video Podcast
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2018
- We break down the hunt for Greg's mid-November buck!
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I love your podcasts there short & sweet, straight to the point.
Nice job
great job greg
Awesome guys,wished I could go to all the different states
Easton fmj sure pack a punch
Although it might be a painful memory i would love have a breakdown of the entire MO series when b mack came and hunted and then ted killed that monster. Podcast collab with the hush guys. That was a great bunch of videos
NICE BUCK AWESOME VIDEO THANKS ✌OUT LATER
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These podcasts are awesome. When yall break down and explain the setups on the onx map, it really helps us see why yall hunt where you do. All in all, it helps us to see all the aspects that increase our odds for success. That wind breakdown was very helpful, how you had to move just down off of that ridge to get a steady wind vs a swirling wind. Love these podcasts.
I’m astounded you were able to draw like that with him right there , that never happens , the deer would be in the next county
It would be hard to rate my favorate THP video, but this one is near the top. Greg's poise just blew me away. I've been hunting deer for 35+ years, and I'm fully aware of the challenges of just getting a shot off on a mature buck. To do it while making perfect video, while working with an unfamiliar release....good grief Greg! You are one talented young man!!
The difficulty of what you guys are pulling off and making it look almost easy at times is waaaay up there another great video
It really helps and improves the learning when you guys do hunt analysis. Thanks for taking the time, and it would be great to have more of this type of content.
4 pool noodles plus jet sled = yak port
Nice hat Ted
Great hunt break down! Thanks for the tips.
I actually really enjoy Greg’s self filmed hunts!! Because I am always self filming and never have someone to film for me. I know that he is looking forward to having an extra guy filming for him this fall but I hope that you guys can also keep up the self filmed up as well because it relates to so many other hunters! Absolutely love these shows!
Very good job
Looking forward to another great hunting season, and with that another great season of videos from Aaron, Zach and the crew! Lets go boys
Good ol Greg! Hope to see a lot of him this fall!!
I love these videos, keep them coming.
You have several inexpensive options for frame packs - we quarter them laying on the ground, and then pack them out.
Love it !!!!
I can’t wait till deer season here in New York
I too have had deer cart issues on public land which I solved by taking the factory wheels with spokes off and replacing them with solid steel wheels and solid rubber tires which I purchased at Tractor Supply Co. Though shorter and do not allow quite as much clearance over debris on the ground they are almost indestructible.
Interesting! We may have to try that!
I just noticed on Ted's Kentucky hunt that you must have put those solid steel wheels with solid rubber tires on your deer cart. Nice.
You guys talked about quartering and packing out- we usually go a step further and debone all of the meat and put it into 5 gal ziploc bags. We bring a cheap pully as well so you can hang them in a tree easily. Deboning it vs. quartering doesnt take that much longer, and it lightens the load a good bit. Although if you have ol Tater Ted with , just load him up!
Travis Bowers Sometimes they call me pack mule sometimes they call me tater
I'd like to second what Travis Bowers recommends. I am usually alone on my out of state hunts. Two years ago on an Ohio public land hunt I harvested a buck 2 miles in. I have a small pulley system and hung the deer off the end my climber, skinned him out, then boned him while he was hanging. Starting with the front shoulders, then pealing the backstraps placing them in gallon ziploc bags as I went, finishing with the hind quarters. Best part about the whole thing is you don't have to gut out the deer except for pulling out the loins.
I was able to bring the deer, my stand and all my cold gear in one trip in a small jet sled... since this was my last day hunting, being hopeful or prepared for a kill, I had everything anyway packed and a cooler in my truck and was able to leave for home to Missouri from right there at my hunting spot with the hide neatly rolled up, the meat in the cooler and my tag on the antlers. Much better option for me.
Something to think about as you guys get older. I was young once like Ted too, but as much as I hate to admit it, I can't quite complete now that I'm 50 with what I used to do in my 20's.
My daughter and I watch all of your shows and love them. She's 14 and quite the hunter herself, have already shot 7 deer including 2 over 130 and 4 spring turkeys.
Keep up the hunt, we look forward to your adventures in 2019!
You guys are going to be big. I loved y'all on Midwest Whitetail and y'all are doing great with your own channel.
Love videos!!! So glad that ya'll are will to video and take chance at not shooting a buck so can share with all us!! Thanks guys
I remember watching that one- so intense! Hats off to Greg for getting it done while self filming, everything played out just right and made for an awesome vid. Here in Illinois November 11 stands out for me over the years, it's also my wife's birthday which has made for some interesting scenarios a time or two
Where do you get your milkweed? And are you guys retired?
I remember driving to Odessa from Austin for Thanksgiving, There was maybe a 50 mile stretch where we saw 100 road kill deer. That was open country. You would think the deer could see the vehicles the drivers could see the deer. A spot in Tennessee in the spring seemed there was a dead road kill dog every half mile or less. Scouting by vehicle, you mentioned it.
Awesome! Keep em coming! Sound was good, too.
Nice fellas - nice set up
Great Show! The sound quality is perfect!
Good to know, thank you for the feedback!
Really enjoy the hunt breakdowns and some of the hunts from this past fall that we have never seen! Keep it up boys.
Thanks Brian, we'll keep them coming!
What do you sight your bow in,10,20,30 or 20,30,40 with three sights
This is why I love to clip my 4 finger release on the string. When you reach for the string it’s there, no attaching the release. But wow, well done in this situation.
Great self filmed hunt Greg.
The struggles of self filming! Props to Greg for holding it together!
Ha, the struggle is very real! Thank for watching!
I love the 10th to the 20th all my mature November bucks but 2 have been killed from the 9th to the 22nd. My 3 biggest have all been killed on the 15th. Great hunt break down.
same with me...my better bucks have been from around 15-25th in my area....now stepdad got a brute last year about half a mile from me on the 5th....but he was just rubbing a tree and starting his rounds...I LOVE NOVEMBER!!!!
Awesome Chris, thanks for the stats!
i like your shows keep on guys and for sure here in ks i see more shooters nov 11 th thru the 25 every year and tagged a nice 160 class this past season on the 18th of nov
Love the hunt and feel your pain with the self filming! Another good show. Congrats on a great self filmed buck!
Love to hunt later in November. But here in pa our season goes out so early!! Goodluck!!
Thanks Mark. That's a bummer, I've heard that about PA's season. Good luck to you as well!
Shot my buck in central Kansas on the 10th.
My birthday!!! And I still haven’t killed a good buck.
For self filming a thumb trigger release is a must/lifesaver
14:59 man I wish Aaron could’ve tagged that giant. That buck is huge!!!
Nice buck!
Thanks Justin!
You guys are awesome, Ted is my favorite. He seems stoned all the time lol
If you guys ever find yourselves in Central Illinois, there is 6,000 public acres with very little pressure and an abundance of deer. Would love to show you guys the spot.
Thanks for the info Austin! I'm sure Illinois will be on our Whitetail Tour list in the next few years.
way to hold it together when it counted Greg. where these 2 bedding ridges drop off to the creek, & the wind becomes consistent, would ya guys say that this would fall under a "thermal hub", or not so much?
Nice buck! I’ve been thinking about buying a sit on top fishing yak for public hunting land creek access but then I found those Beavertail duck boats. They’re not cheap but I’m thinking it would be a good option and will probably hold me, my gear and a buck. The yak I’m looking at is rated to 450 lbs but I’m not sure how well it would do with a big deer strapped on it.
Zac - They look pretty sweet. Probably a good investment if you waterfowl hunt too. Let us know if you get one and how you like it. We're always looking to optimize our equipment!
Man Greg that got my blood pumping. Just a little bit nerve racking! Lol Keep up the great work guys!
Thanks Doug. My nerves were definitely shot after that one!
Thinking he did a pretty good job keeping it together and put a lethal shot on him
Nice video and Greg I would film you anytime you need a camera man keep up the great work!
What broadhead are you using here? Pretty good penetration from that steep of an angle.
Greg- Would you consider the spot you were hunting in this video a thermal hub?
I work for the company that makes sundolphin kyaks and terrain hunting blinds here in Mi. Maybe i can get y'all some promo stuff
Man Greg you did an awsome job getting on that deer with the camera and gettin the job done with the release issues!!! What cameras did you use for that setup? Also have you used a tactacam. We have one but can’t figure the darn thing out and it’s horribly blurry
Thanks DL! I was using a Canon G30 and GoPro 5 on that hunt. I have not used tactacams in the past but I definitely want to give them a try. They have a couple new models that shoot 4k footage, and one that has a wide angle lens. That's a bummer your's is blurry, not sure why that would be but I'm guessing they have good customer service and would be happy to help. Good luck this fall!
my dad bought a brand new deer cart, i was prolly 17 and shot a 6 point on the first day of gun season and grabbed the cart and walked back to get him about 3/4 of a mile, made it about 50 yards and tried to go over a log and broke the rims in half and had to drag deer and cart out by myself. lesson learned, never buy a cart with plastic rims!!
Another great hunt break down. I'm also from Iowa but basically in the opposite side and I'm curious to your game wardens position on quartering out a deer. I shot one way back in and called the officer and he advised me that it would be illegal. No reasoning or logic but essentially told me I would be ticketed.
Thanks for the heads up Cody! We're going to contact our local game warden and make sure we know exactly what the regulations are.
The Hunting Public report back in a video please. I've heard varying responses from different officers
I also was warned on quartering out a deer. I hunt south central iowa and I hunt deep in the timber. Usually over a half mile in. He totally understood why I did, but asvised I should buy a cart next time.
I want it to be November
Wish I could have those types of hunts. I have been dear hunting for three years and bow hunting for one. All of my hard work/financial stress has only payed of to one little doe. I have took everything into consideration scent,camp,land,Time,time of year, and the dear in my area. I just don’t know if this sport is for me watching you guys kill big bucks gives me joy for you guys but every time I watch one I get discouraged that I can’t even have a small version of that. Any help?
Keep after it. Some of us hunted several years before getting a deer or turkey. Try to learn something on each trip to the woods. We hunt dozens of times before getting a chance at a buck. Understand how deer use your area through scouting and woodsmanship first. The rest comes later.
Have yall thought about Patreon ?
If your kayak isn’t big enough to haul a deer, don’t gut the deer, throw a life jacket around the body and float it behind you!
Greg. If I could i would quit my and film for you!!
Chris - Better hang on to your job, being a cameraman for THP does not pay well! Pizza pockets and home cooked meals are the only currency we have to offer!