How To Find The PERFECT Treestand Location!
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2020
- In today's show, Justin walks through step-by-step of how to find the perfect treestand location, and how he likes to be set up in the stand. He goes over where you should place a trail camera in relation to a well-used trail, and also why he sets up the way he does.
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The bush you circled wasn't the poison ivy but where you were when you picked up your stand looked like it. The vine on the tree is Virginia creeper with the 5 leaves per stem
Thanks for the Tips! Look like a great set up and can't wait to see the videos!
So damn ready for some tree therapy!
Nicely done!
Excellent video, Good luck 👍
Great tips now to find a spot for 2021
I have meet Dustin in Buffalo Wy ,just wanted to say best of luck to Justin!!
A S/SW wind blowing scent up to the NNE sounds great but what about thermals sucking downhill in late evening? Aren't they going to be pulling scent S/SW when they go downhill? If I got some pre-season mature buck pictures on that camera I'd go back on wunderground and reference the wind direction/speed against the time of day they were crossing there, they probably have an unseen advantage when bedding and crossing in that location.
True, but this stand was setup for morning hunts.
A wise man once said you dont find the tree, the tree finds you. - Rut daniels... lol
Legend! 😂
Enjoy watching your videos
Glad you like them!
Looking pretty sweet man... I wanna see a big buck jump that fence and come right in!
So does Justin!
Going out this Sunday for cameras and stand location for new saddle hunting method, poison ivy is always my biggest worry! Hope that’s not what you have there. That and the Arkansas heat.
YES! thats poisen ivy...side leaves like mittens, itch like the dickens! lol
That's why you should give tree saddle hunting a try lol
Only downside is that you have to hang the platform before every hunt. And we're not sure how tough it is to film out of a saddle, but we'll be trying it out a little bit this year!
About half of your deer notice all camera’s they come into contact with. I had one every time it flashed they would see it, and it had a low red light flash “a color deer can’t see.”....they saw it.
If you've ever been near a trail camera when it goes off, sometimes you'll hear a quick but not super noticeable noise as it takes pictures. The deer don't see the flash, but they might hear the camera take pictures and notice that.
Not into hunting with fences. There like Farm Deer, not difficult harvesting an animal in a fenced area..I’d be impressed if you hunt in open bush and found success!
It's not a fenced area - it's a fence separating two pieces of property.
I'd be impressed if your listening and comprehension enabled you to leave a intelligent comment.
@@Vsg45 "an" intelligent comment. :)
Oh my that is literally talking with the lack of information
Obtrusive 0r Intrusive....that is the question?