About The Hunting Public "Spot Burning"...
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
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For the most part, social media is ruining bow hunting I’m afraid.
Lol no
It is runing all huntibg cell cams social media / internet plus the commercialization of it 😢 will be the death of it
And crossbows😂
Yes, let’s let hunting fade into obscurity by not adapting with the times…
That’s a fact!
I've followed these dudes from the beginning and never seen anything like that. They have however been incredibly successful and of course some people cant stand it
They are awesome. We get why people feel butt hurt over it, but man they have a blast
They were in a national forest in Mississippi that I hunt hard and I couldn’t figure out where they were.
So I have no problems with them filming hunts. I think if you hunt an area you need to do your own scouting and legwork. That’s part of hunting.
@@privateobvious655I watched them go into a public chunk I hunt that is massive and couldn’t even tell what part of the land they were on. That’s how discrete they are about what they do
@@HUNTRPODI’ve learned more from THP than any other hunting channel. Been more successful the last 3 years watching them then the pros on there shows
@@HUNTRPOD can you please explain how you can understand why people feel butt hurt? I think you are trying to carry on a conversation where you aren’t versed in truly hunting public hunt in and hunt out. Follow you guys for a while as well as THO and from what I have observed you guys have the privilege to hunt private in several different state which is an opportunity I do not fault you for nor should anyone else. But with all that being said your context creation is not based on showing your hunts on video number one, number two if your content was actual hunting footage then all of your footage that would be on private. It seems as if your conversation with Matt Rinella has influenced your thoughts on public hunting and you are not even directly impacted by what you are saying you understand the frustrations of others about. Can you please write back to me as to how you can understand that side of the argument more than positivity and influence that THP has brought to the table as ambassadors of whitetail hunting.
There are always people that going to be jealous. Just keep doing what you do
These dudes have done more for hunting than most !
There is NO DOUBT they have brought more people to public land than any one
@@ec9697proof? Or just talking out of that starfish
Like what??
People put my spot on the internet. Its now blown out. Sick of city people, and non locals. And camp in my hunt spot. Wtf!!
Your spot?
Great guy's and love watching them keep doing what your doing Hunting Public
Fifty year Bowhunter here,Excellent content sure enjoy watching you guys
Love these guys! Wish I would have been out when I was growing up hunting. They set an amazing example of how to do it.... THE HARD WAY
I’ve learned more about actual deer hunting and hunting tactics from these guys than all of the others combined. The others just show up to a managed property and shoot an animal. These guys hunt the animal. It’s obvious they do redact certain identifying landmarks and terminology in their shows. All of this simply is the folks complaining don’t want to put in the effort these guys do and are not as successful so why not try to raise hell and try to ruin it for everyone else. Typical these days. I’m all for The Hunting Public and what they do. You go guys and please keep up the great work !
I know exactly where you hunt in Iowa.. I respect you guys filming and the respect the way you keep it on the down low...💯👍
They aren’t naming certain states now. I can assure you they have spot burned Mississippi awfully bad.
Please... assure me with some proof
Prove it.
Name the one state they now DO NOT MENTION ain’t this years video?? Yet complained about all the trucks and orange vests? I hunt the places they have been in the past turkey hunting and they have absolutely spot burnt it!! Ask anyone that has hunted those wmas prior to their turkey tour and now. It was all good till they named states etc. Look for all states to do as others have and make all OOS public draw only
@@ItsmebigDDLook at Mississippi turkey non resident licenses sold/applied for from 2019 to 2022
They started filming successful hunts there consistently in 2020
@@Pennebaker1 so they informed people they could hunt in Mississippi? I don't think that's exploding, bud.
These guys do a lot of positive for the sport/lifestlye.. great information and content for new and old hunters alike..
People hate them because they're the best hunting show out there
They aren’t spot burning, but they have inspired a lot new hunting pressure on public land that previously wasn’t there
Watched them on Midwest whitetail..bill wanted them to carry the show eventually and it didn’t work out bc of sponsors..Love the THP !
Warb is telling the truth.
I follow these guys and would back them up on this.
Unfortunately there’s always going to be hater’s. Keep up the great work THP!
It’s not hating it’s about not ruining a resource by name dropping and showing land marks.they are really good hunters and very entertaining and very knowledgeable,just quit naming states and be more
Careful of what you show!
ec9796 You literally have no idea what you're talking about. I've seen every one of their videos and they have never dropped an exact place. Never you're just trying to pile on.
Piss off
I’m with Matt Rinella sorry
Matt Rinella lost me at “ Discourage hunting nonprofits from recruiting, retaining, and reactivating
hunters into our severely overcrowded pastime in their quest for dues and
hunting industry sponsors.” I seriously question whether he understands the North American model.
@@KyleAldinger that’s a separate entity the “North American model”
Strictly hunting is not based on a monetary approach, the act itself is archaic and demands biological attention, you can try to defend that portion of it but just say exactly how you feel. Being called out for producing content isn’t a bad thing to those in it for monetary gain, It brings more audience when there’s a controversy attached. However, his opinion has concerns over the overpopulation of hunters. It’s becoming a problem and those numbers we used to see years ago have been affected by the UA-cam era.
I understand what you’re saying, but the reality is that we live under the North American Model, which is codified in state and federal legislation that is unlikely to change. Take the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act, which would fundamentally affect the North American Model; it’s failed to pass for years. We need more hunters for conservation and hunting to work.
People who accuse thp of this are just jealous that thp has pulled big bucks from "their" spot. Remember, its public land and they never say what public ground it is.
Naw, they do burn spots for people that live there.
Bullshit
@@christophermiller9125 ok fanboy
Lets be real if anybody wanted to "spot burn" these guys really could! Lol They do a great job and love what they do. Keep it up! 👍
Yeah they couldn't keep that up
It’s probably the comment section of their videos that’s “spot burning”.
The hunting public promotes hunting specific states. A state is a spot. See Tennessee turkeys
That can bring a lot of unwanted crowding to certain states. Things like axis deer and mouflon hunting in HI. There is diminished access on private land and evermore crowding in the public areas. #huntquietly
@@IdaHowitzer I live in a western state that has been blown out with elk hunters (who rarely kill elk). They clog up trailheads and blast out info on social media. I love Matt's podcast #huntquietly
Then every hunting television show that came/comes on tv is "spot burning" too. Not to mention every magazine with the yearly "best states to hunt public land" that lists the states, the tag costs and even areas. The Internet has made this public knowledge, anyone with a computer can go to any states DNR or equivalent site and see harvest numbers by county and links to public land with interactive satellite imaging. Even if these guys posted gps coordinates to the exact spot it's public land, if they located the spot, they can tell whoever they want. The only way it would be a problem is if someone gave them a particular honey hole where nobody goes and then they posted it.
@@jkh123100 The first part... You're starting to catch my drift 👏 The modern day hunting influencer becomes more akin to the market hunter of the past on the daily. Killing more than they can eat in a season, killing for financial gain, hunting with reasons other than personal satisfaction and enjoyment, harvesting game with questionable practices. #huntquietly
@@aidanvanhoff6603boo hoo you gotta work a little harder you think deer and elk has been blown out try duck hunting yet you dont here us bitching about hunt quietly we all share the public put in the work and dont bitch youll get a lot farther
Haters always hate and will be jealous. Keep it up thp love the content
From what I've picked up over time, the only people hating on thp are not good/ethical hunters. They're some solid guys that do everything damn well majority of the time considering the extents they go to.
Im most die hard whitetail hunter. Ive guided i have college credits in whitetail managment i dont care about telling someone were to hunt.
Do you really believe that the thp are very ethical hunters thats going by the books?? My 20 years of deer hunting public and private land in the Midwest. I've seen guys in the groups that's killed nice and mature bucks but not every year by the individual especially myself and my group... thp by individuals they kill 3yr olds and older state by state every year.. I believe their hunts are beyond legit compared to what majority hunters kill especially the hardcore guys...my theory of how their methods work in public land state by state, year after year. They cyber scout onx, assume where the beds are. When they arrive. They check if no ones there to scout and hunt near the beds. But im sure there's more to it than you think... I hear the method bump and dump. It sure wouldn't surprise me that there sneaking into private bumping deer to public before they sneak into the beds to hunt with all the time they got... Because most big bucks hide and refuge private. Few hide in public with all the hunting pressure...
How could anyone be against these guys!!!!!!!
It’s public land no matter what state it is so the public can hunt it. I think these guys just bring more attention to the fact that their is some quality hunting on public land so now more people are hunting public in general. Especially since the land lease prices have tripled in the last five years.
@2:14:00 The problem with seeing a massive drop in hunter numbers is that the anti-hunting community will pounce on that and then our opportunity may disappear completely. Let’s wait out the crowding phase while speaking truthfully about why it happened and hopefully we can convince people to stop doing it for the wrong reasons.
He's absolutely right. I've followed these boy's content for year's now, and I've never seen them given out locations.
I watched a video where they were in PA and snuck right into a buck bedding area. It was super cool and some of their best footage. But they blow spots out, it is what they have to do to have successful hunts. I understand but a generation of kids is now going on public trying to sneak into buck bedding on a 70 degree first day of archery season. I love THP, I watch all their videos. That doesn't mean I have to blindly believe everything they do is perfect.
if you don't think guys weren't already blowing out bedding on public you are lying to yourself. The average joe blow hunter doesn't even know he's in or too close to bedding and goobers it up without even hunting it correctly. If you hunt pressured land, that is happening, I guarantee it.
I don't think you are understanding the concept of this video bud.... it's not how they hunt it's other hunters finding where they are successful. 😅😅 which doesn't happen often.
Yall are great.
These guys "The Hunting Public" have single handily helped me get back into hunting. After having some horrible hunting experiences with other hunters I leased land with and just plain B.S. I was about to take a long break on bow hunting. Started watching there videos of how they hunt public killing many deer on the ground or a saddle got me back to my roots of why I started hunting.
Nowadays everyone wants a 200" deer but fail to realize why god put these animals on the earth as part of the food chain. Big thanks to all these guys who hunt public and make great content.
Mentioning states...exact tag cost, access issues or opportunities and touting "man it is really cheap and easy" no doubt burns spots as in states. over pressure or extremely high tags sales spikes causes states to reduce opportunity. This goes for all insta/youtube hunters.
Why even mention the state.
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Yea when they hunt ohio I immediately buy a tag and hunt there.
Roll tide
Yea, you kinda do, but it's public land, so it's yours too.
Warbs right I grew up in Mississippi and am curious of the places they hunt that I would know. But they never show exact locations. Even the wal mart they go too that could narrow it down and I still can't tell. These idiots that would do this can't kill the deer if he showed the area. Love thp
They have taken great care to avoid burning exact locations but they’ve burned whole states in the process. Still glad they came I the landscape to replace what had become canned deer farming footage
I’m from Tn.When they did the video with seek one.That was my home lake!I even know the bed and breakfast they stayed at.
I would rather watch them than any other platform
Aweosme dudes and good hunters. But I do get where these people could come from. No one saying it’s not public, but if a dude pulls up, or 3 dudes and they are hunting there because they recognized it from one of there videos, and you’ve got time invested into that area sure it would suck. But I’d never bash them for it, I’d shrug it off and go find the next one.
Well if folks are studying landmarks and going out and finding them I’d say they deserve to hunt that spot! Heck when they hunted Alabama I at least would have liked to know north or south? Hunting Public and Hunting Beast are best on youtube
What would be the issue or problem, if someone 5 states away did want to hunt where you guys went? It’s Gods Country, if you’re not Trespassing!
They get accused of spot burning ? Damn I only thought they advocated hunting in certain states after they got paid to come there ??
I really have zero issue with what these guys do, but there are always side effects, which arent their fault like where i live in a tiny town in MO we have around 3500 acres of public land to hunt and since these guys have been on the scene you can barely get in there a bunch of new hunters from the city come in and run 90% of the deer out, shoot at anything that moves(I refuse to go in there during any firearms seasons wayy to sketchy). I'm happy we have new people in the sport but a lot of them need to learn a lot more about hunting, safety, ethics and manners before they go running into the woods.
Like I said though I don't put this on them at all, but it would be nice to be able to access that land again without fear lol
These type of guys ruin hunting areas...the "frank" has been sold-out by social media....
BS
Thank you
Hot spotting or not 6to 8 guys show up hubt an area hard for a week or two and any mature buck in that area is gone
Exactly and they get paid to do it
So what. Frickin cry baby! find another.
Videos get $ from state game commissions the idea is to recruit more hunters. Making money off hunting is good for you but not necessarily great for hunting.
The guys on The Hunting Public are the examples that every sportsman should strive to be just like! Their ethics are beyond reproach and they are good hearted people that just want to share their hunting experiences and techniques with everyone! If they are badmouthing Warb and the rest of the crew they should be ashamed of themselves!!!!!
They only burn spots when they show up with a Battlion of Hunters than go to the next piece. OF COURSE THEY BURN AREAS WHILE YOUR WORKING THEY HAVE AN ARMY AFTER THE FEW MATURE BUCKS
Unless you hunt the same piece of public and recognize it there’s no way you’re figuring it out. Unless you are friends with that geoguessr guy he’ll figure anything out lol
I have tried to find spots yall have hunted out of pure boredom, and it's almost impossible. Only one was nashville, and I have watched since midweet whitetails.
Lol not impossible tho.
Hahaha I've found several very easy
@wcb5890 oh yeah where at?
@@commentpolice1 mn, nd, ia
Ive found several. 😂😂
Everyone gets pissed off when people succeed! All the cry babies come out
They name wma
Maybe not as bad as Argali outdoors, but they definitely bring unwanted attention to certain states and species. Anybody with a brain and Google Earth can find the general area THP is hunting. #huntquietly
You're 💯 percent right on that. It may not always be the case, but very often, you are able to triangulate their location based on different snap shots of the landscape and or landmarks. Im sure it's not on purpose. However, it can definitely be done.
Tune in to the hunt quietly podcast! There is a lot of conversation about how the hunting industry and influencers have negatively affected our hunting (draw odds have been cut in half in the last 5 years). Hunt Quietly is leading the conversation to demonetize, deglorify, discourage bad behavior. It is about publicly accessible, non-pay hunting. Be the change. #huntquietly @@imags11B
I agree #huntquietly but on the same token, if it's public land that's one of the best things about our country. It's free and if someone is hunting properly and caring for the habitat what can you do besides respect them just as you would want them to respect you
@@ozayayoung4002 I do understand your point, but there is a difference between enjoying our wonderful public land, and putting it on blast which inevitably leads to more crowding and conflict. Something many public land users can no longer ignore. I would implore you to check out the Hunt Quietly Project podcast by Matt Rhinella.
@@IdaHowitzer I'm aware of the podcast and the conflict between Matt and Steven and everyone else in the country, I agree don't put locations on blast. Do what everyone else did and put in the time and effort to find your own honeyhole, it's just like the land lock issue. Both sides of the conflict make very valid points and hopefully it gets resolved
They LITERALLY blur the windows on their cars too lol
People are kuntz thp does a fine job at what they do.....many hunters are butt hurt thp had the huevos to bring the idea they had to market
You are definitely spot burners.
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Yeah people are haters
So hunting hard is spot burning? Make it make sense???
Never had a issue with overcrowded spots in my state until THP showed up. Last year I didn't even hunt the rifle season because of the ridiculously excessive amount of people. These guys are spotlighting states and absolutely blowing them up
Maybe whole states, but thats not spot burning.
THP had nothing to do with that bro rifle season on public land is always crazy 😂
Say you dont know what youre talking about without saying it
@jshadow7803 just because yall are gay for these guys doesn't mean I don't know what I'm talking about. I'm not the only that sees it
@Ma_Deuce homophobia, good show of character. Really helping your argument lol point on the doll where thp hurt you
They make a living hunting public land. Coming to a tract near you
They hunted PA and we couldn’t figure it out!
Easiest one. Zach had shown an upside down map of the area where he shot that buck.
@HUNTR so will you guys stop posting grip & grins?
All I see is the HP guys continuing to kill big ass deer on public land. Have to get off the couch and out of “your grand pappys” spot people!
What i dont agree with is all this 'wind bump' & 'bump and dump' crap. Every dumm dumm in the woods tries it, & all it does is burn spots down.
If any of y’all have ever been in a large fishing community, you can’t post too much of the background or people will blow out your honeyhole. Same goes for hunting. And even though they may not be showing landmarks, as someone else said, see the Tennessee turkeys. I couldn’t find a jake last spring let alone a decent ol Tom. Not blaming it all on this guy bc he’s just making a living but dude, you’re screwing hunters over and even more people like myself who don’t just hunt but live off wild meat.
U mean the ANF sign. Yeah I know about them guys… jugs
Dude seriously? The ANF is 500,000 acres 😂
Why would they do that to themselves ... it dont make sense
Yeah I thought these guys hunted public land...........as in open to the public............which is why people don't like to hunt on it lol and yet they still ha e success through the hunting pressure, showing its possible, yeah real jerks lol
How do you spot burn public land you don't own or have control of lol
Hunting has gotten ridiculous
Fact. 100%
I cant tell you how many times i have had customers in my archery shop come in and ask if and where i hunt public land because "thats what them huntin public guys do." Everybody wants to kill public land deer now because of these guys and they make money off of it. Public land hunting has become very over crowded in my region of the midwest because people like the hunting public glorify it. Just because you dont name drop the state or park you are in does not mean you are not spot burning. Like it or not, they are part of the problem.
We need more hunters. It is a dying breed. It's a competition when it's public. Try hunting the mountains of Colorado, then come back and complain. Big guy, go buy yourself some land if you don't like it.
You are hurting the place you hunt if you wasn’t hurting the locals and the locations you go to you would post the names of the places you hunt and all the information about the wma and public places you go and hunt .
BS
How about hunters hunt let's stop trying to be TV personalities
U absolutely spot burning! U film on public that is the spot burning like it or not !
I don't understand you guys don't want people hunting where you do . Or you care about all the locals of that area your hunting .. ???
He’s lying, If you wanna showcase hunting. You don’t need to say where you are. Not the state, not the unit, not even when. Just show us hunting, but they won’t because it’s about business not how much they “love the outdoors”. Instead it’s become more or less a commercial the entire way through. From the gear, to the apps that help you apply in all these states. Hunting has been co-opted as just another niche market to hawk products to.
Lol "spot burning" def not
how do ya spot burn a public place lol
Right? That's like saying this gas station has better roller food, and then everyone is going there and now you cant get your 8hr old hot dog on a stale bun.
General Increases pressure caused by influences you can’t control. No one’s complaining they hunt the spots. Just really a state in general. They come to VA, and it’s 6- 8 guys, hunting hard every day. In a area someone has pre scouted for them and they know they are on quality bucks. And kill 2 or 3 bucks, people are going to flock. Spots will get burnt, more than likely spots a local guy or a guy coming to that area for years has a lot of time invested. You guys take the term to literal. Obviously it’s public lands.