Thinking Like a Mature Buck w/ Johnny Stewart | HUNTR Podcast

The goal of killing a mature buck isn't always an easy one. With so many different factors coming into play during the season, it helps to have an understanding of what's inside the mind of your target deer...
In this episode of HUNTR Podcast, we're joined by another Pennsylvania local guy, Johnny Stewart. With his time and effort in the woods, Johnny has developed certain strategies and skills to better understand the ways of a mature buck. Whether it's travel patterns, night activity, or the rut, we sit down and try to better understand the mind of a mature buck.
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[@daveyboy8907]

Love hearing the deer at night stories by Johnny...I had a buck about a 3 year old walk 5 to 7 yards away from me 2 nights in a row at the bottom of my stand..I had just climbed down and was unhooking my bow...It was crazy he didn't even care and he walked right by me acting like I wasn't even there..

[@austinpope6137]

Congrats on the 100th fellas! Keep on keeping on! I look forward to this every week

[@HUNTRPOD]

Thanks brother!!!

[@heavyd2249]

Johnny is half man half mature buck that’s for sure!

[@HUNTRPOD]

No doubt

[@Seakaye2s]

Just finished a Kentucky whitetail hunt and itching to keep the itch goin. Can’t get tired of hunting stories, great stuff guys

[@clemson0034]

Tioga county guy here . Love your podcast!@@

[@danchamberlain9434]

Congrats. Have enjoyed every one of the first century!

[@jameswomack1130]

💯 have listened to them all

[@jeffreypala8682]

How far are you guys from somerset county? I gotta farm in confluence,PA. Going all week come next Saturday

[@wadetaylor1299]

Good one 👍

[@kevinlawrence3497]

👍

[@blakestamas2509]

I use to be one to try and never use a light walking in and out until until one night while using a light a deer let me walk right up to it. Since then I always use a light walking in and have walked up on a lot of deer and they don’t spook until you flick the light off. I feel when u walk in with a light they get blinded by it, don’t see your silhouette behind the light and their depth perception is thrown off and can’t tell if that light is 100 yards away or 10.

[@wadetaylor1299]

Had em do same without a light

[@daveyboy8907]

As long as you are moving steady and not stopping and going the don't feel as threatened..

[@epfishinworkin9686]

Should of called me to track your deer !!!

[@epfishinworkin9686]

I live 2 minutes away!!