EP3 Hunting October - The Dacquisto Series Podcast
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Hunting October can be the best time of year to pattern and kill the buck you've been chasing. We struggle to find a starting point to break down this often controversial topic!
Dos and Don'ts
The time to hunt specific deer
Opinions on the lull?
Not one strategy applies everywhere
"To not hunt October makes no sense at all"
Hunting after a storm
Favorite week of October
Setting up on a buck
Hunting near beds
Hunting mornings
Don't overthink your game plan
The answer is most times in your question...
Know your property to hunt it efficiently
Guess and check stands
"Find where they bed, learn it... then leave them alone"
Enter and exit strategies
Listener questions and breakdowns
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That time of year to listen to this podcast again.
It comes down to to this you can't kill them from your couch. They can keep watching experts fill their heads with nonsense I'll fill tags on October mornings and evenings👍
Would've been nice to have shown a photo of a buck andre killed in October (many as he mentioned), and then describe the hunt that took place to kill it, both public and private. I cant relate to the large managed properties, so public hunts would be a lot more interesting. This is my new favorite podcast, love the video podcast format. Thanks for being you.
For example, the tuning fork buck andre killed in Illinois I think, was killed in rolling hills, ditch ravine terrain during the morning of a red moon or peaking/underfoot moon at or around sunrise, late Oct the day after being bumped. I would imagine this will be a podcast on it's own?
I missed a 262" Oct 17 @ 8am in 2020. he was scent checking for does on a sw wind. October mornings are for killing them on the edges.
My honest opinion about this topic and I'm not a expect by any means, but I feel people are just scared to push the envelop and get close to a buck bedding areas. The key to being in the game, as they say over and over again is to put a stand or saddle on your back and find hot sign near bedding, dive in, don't be afraid to screw up and learn from your mistakes. We seem to get caught up in the strategies everyone else is doing or not doing. I think we just need to get out there, hunt, learn, and hopefully succeed.
Love your products. My advice to the public is, hunt your hunting area based on its features (terrain, wind, food, etc) or hunting pressure. There's no correct answer for all these questions, just learn your hunting area and hunt it accordingly. Obviously, hunting on private land is wayyyy easier than on pressured public lands!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Andre is a whitetail genius!!!! But a bit of Fatherly advice, He should let Cody finish his points, I think it frustrates him.
Cody does ramble alot. But yeah you are right
Best one yet I will listen to this over and over
Am I the only one that thinks when Andre talks in his low tone, or says “Um” it sounds like he could do a mint buck grunt with his voice!?
Dude I just wanted to post that an I saw your comment. It's no wonder the guy is the buck whisperer. He is half deer.
He literally grunts 27 seconds into the podcast...lol
You can't kill them from your couch. You can listen to experts or put meat on the ground in October.
Andrae said “who cares it could have no nostrils for all we know” deadass🤣💯
Love the podcast, this was great information in regards to October hunting.
Keep the podcast coming
You guys started talking about hunting on a ridge while the thermals around you rise. Could you elaborate on this? What is a thermal compared to the wind? Why is it important? Hunting on a ridge in the morning compared to the evening? Thanks in advance!
Another kickass sit down with some badass horn hunters right there. Awesome insightful advice and I can't wait to take what I've learned to the field. Much appreciated fellas
I love the podcast and appreciate you gentleman taking the time to inspire and educated the hunting community. I've heard the phrase "the right wind". What is the right wind?
loving these!
Just ordered one of your stands Cody, keep hammering brother!!!
Andrae, could you go into more depth about the shitty moon phases of October and how you hunt them? Or how to go about hunting them.
Thanks guys loving these podcasts! Listened to each one atleast twice already! Lol keep it up appreciate all the info.
Good stuff
"maybe he was born with no frickin nostrils!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
If your hunting a property for a specific buck but he beds on your neighbors property and comes through at night a couple days a week when would you be banking on being in a tree? Cold fronts, weather changes, or wait for the first hot doe
Is there anything special you do if your hunting on the ground. And hunting a river next to big woods . Thanks
Got a good buck bedding in a tough spot on a 120 acre private piece of property. Spot is bulletproof for him. I am thinking about spooking him out purposely to get him into a kill able spot. He is a core buck so I don’t think he will completely leave the property. I think it is worth the chance to have a chance to get him. This is the third season I have been aware of him so it’s either that or he dies of old age. Thoughts?
How did it turn out? Id have said go for it!
@@Trickydickysticky he’s still alive so not great. At least he didn’t get shot by the neighbors as far as I know
@@richstafford1245 these guys make it sound super easy haha, i went out super confident today and only saw a doe im the distance LOL. I feel your pain brother!
What do you guys recommend for washing your hunting clothes? I’m not big on scent products but am interested in how you all clean your clothing.
Not sure if this is the place to post a question...but I have 1. I always hear people say when soy beans turn yellow and then brown, deer don't eat them until late season. Well, when the soy beans turned brown, I saw does eating them one night and the next night I saw a 160" buck eating them. What are your thought on the different food patterns ie... soybeans, green browse, acorns, corn, etc. Thanks.
My experience is once beans brown they'll eat em. whether it's oct, nov, dec etc. green browse makes up 50% of a whitetails diet, they'll feed on hundreds of different plant species, woody browse/buds, weeds etc. acorns dependent on the mast crop, they'll hit em hard when they start to drop(as will every other animal in the woods) so typically the acorns go fast. scout/glass your various food sources to see what they're hitting, be mobile and adapt to their patterns is probably the best advice i can offer.
@@davidward6201 Thanks
Do u hunt directly over scraps or more like 50 Yards or so down wind of the scrape?
What about August 100 degrees
On terrain there talking about mountains not flatl land where terrain does not matter mountains terrain is everything
Thanks for the info you all from ohio
You bump a monster once or twice now you know where he’s located, how do you go about killing him now?
You go in and get that mf
Umm ok
ANDRE'S voice sounds like a deer grunt.
It comes down to to this you can't kill them from your couch. They can keep watching experts fill their heads with nonsense I'll fill tags on October mornings and evenings👍