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I couldn’t agree more. It’s an essential piece of hunting equipment. Thanks for commenting!

That’s terrific! I was reading your comment and I jumped to conclusions thinking you lost the deer. I’m so glad you found it. Thanks for taking the time to write your comment. Congrats!

@@bobbysbucks thanks so much enjoy your videos.

Thanks for taking the time to write your comment. Good luck out there!

Accidentally (long story) found one recipe for the lull. First find CURRENT, hot, good, buck sign. We're talking today and yesterday type fresh. Don't stop until you do. Then find the bedding area of the nearest doe group. Or the hottest food source in the woods near the bedding area. When I looked back on the successful hunt it literally had all 3....smoking fresh buck sign, doe beds at the top of a ridge, where white oaks were raining nuts. You gotta do some legwork this time of year.

@@stevenl4494 very true, it helps to move around. Hike with your eyes open. And don’t fall victim to hunting the same stands over and over again, which could cause a hunter to complain, and blame the Dnr for getting it wrong and issuing too many tags. More often than not, the deer are simply traveling where the hunter isn’t. Thanks for commenting.

@@TheRabbitryCenter NP....I too experienced the "lull". I just think that time might require a lot of boot leather and riding around. Things have changed at that time of the year......and they'll change again for rut.

Yea. It’s a great rack!

I’m sorry to hear that. It happens to all of us bow hunters at some point. A lot of season left. Good luck!

You’re very welcome!

I’ve been there, Best of luck and let me know if you find your deer

Thanks for asking, if another hunter is there, they will signal you in most cases, with a whistle mimicking a bird. If you’re a little farther than hearing distance, they may waive in order to capture your attention, especially for safety during gun season.

In Michigan, e-bikes can only go where off-road vehicles can go and those are no shooting zones and in most cases it’s not where public hunting is allowed.

Thank you very much for watching and good luck to you!

I love fishing as well, hunting with your buddies is a good time and they can show you the ropes but you’ll have the rest of your life to wait for a trophy. I recommend to new hunters to harvest Deer and fill their freezer and Enjoy the pursuit. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.

you’re very welcome!

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birchhunters are a bit steep. About 3x the price you’d pay for this one. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks man. Yea Chris is always funny and entertaining. It’s hard to get him to take the camera out though. But it’s always good when he does. Here’s an ice fishing video if your interested ruclips.net/video/EvJQrLsQWNY/видео.htmlfeature=shared

I think that’s terrific, at our last place we had 6 acres in the city backed up to undeveloped commercial land, and I couldn’t believe the Deer that we’re coming through. It can be very rewarding bow hunting in suburban areas. Most people would love to get a crack at a 5 or 6 year old deer hiding out in suburban forests. Best part is while filling your freezer with heart pounding deer encounters, your improving the deer population and reducing car crashes. Heck of a job!

No sir, not for this project. This isn’t a water supply that’s permanent. It’s a quick hook up guide for processing in the garage when needed. This is a less labor intensive water supply install to help someone process livestock, fish or deer when temperatures are 32F or above. Basically when Mother Nature is cooperating. Good luck this fall!

Just be careful. Hunting Private land is very different than hunting public land. I can’t speak for other states but In Michigan, you can use a bicycle but you can’t use a motorized e-bike on public hunting ground, period. In most cases judges will state, Any hunter that intentionally disregards hunting rules and regulations should be prepared to loose their e-bike as well as their hunting equipment. I personally aim to avoid fines, court fees, and court dates to attend. I’d rather be deer hunting!

@@bobbysbucks i know how they make things hard but the point is if u are legally able to use a bicycle you should be able to use a standard ebike and until they make Regulations Is categorizing e bikes to a motorcycle then thats when it should stop even tho i under stand they will cost more damage Especially the high powered ones but a standard ebike with peddle Assist or Some type of traction control that wont tear up the ground would be the ideal but like i said before as the law is now just take them to court and after u win then sue untill changes are made.

thank you for taking the time to write your comment. l hope with the rise in e bike users, things change a little for example I’d be willing to purchase an e-bike specifically built for public land possibly engineered with a governor so the DNR wouldn’t have to regrade anything. Best of luck this fall!

it’s a shame because you can run these on low speed which would make it safe for use but after speaking to the Dnr in Michigan, their explanation for the no-E bikes rule is they tear up terrain and have a negative impact on the land and wildlife -thanks so much for sharing!

It's just another bs over reaching law. Another way to keep people out of the woods that maybe a bike would allow

@@shawn47514 Thanks for commenting Shawn!

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@@bobbysbucks thank you

you can, but they’re heavy and quite expensive

I think it’s great that you reached out -most hunters don’t even read the rule book or make the phone calls to find out the regulations - good news for Kentucky!

good job! being polite. kind will get you where you want to go. 😃

Bingo. In kentucky ebikes are legally equivalent to regular bikes. So anywhere you can ride a bike on a WMA is legal for ebikes too.

thank you for the warning and taking the time to comment. I’ve used a bow mount for nearly 10 years now, i’m in my 3rd mount. So far haven’t laid it 🤞🏻down( probably cuz i ride slowly) and in order to get off my bike, I carefully lay it down sideways (cuz I can’t swing my leg over my pack on the back) but -your rifle should be able to absorb bounces, as well as recoil it helps me to ride off the seat when going over rough terrain. Hey good luck this season !

@@bobbysbucks I thought I’d never lay a bike down and it happened to me. Loose rock sticks and was going very slow.

thanks for sharing!

It’s unfortunate you’re only able to ride your e-bike where you’d usually drive your truck.

Worst part is E bike companies are advertising there own lists of states that allow them that aren’t accurate. There’s folks out there selling E bikes saying you you can take them anywhere but unfortunately, in Michigan and several other states, E bikes are not allowed on public hunting grounds. I’m a hunter who hunts strictly public hunting so this was very disappointing. You can (and always have been able to) use a manual pedal bike. Quads and E bikes are only allowed on ATV trails. You can use them on private and some hunter access programs and that’s about it. I wanted to upload this video to help prevent folks from making an expensive mistake.

Im with you on that. I like to ride, buut when I hunt from a stand or a hide. Id prefer not to see a guy park his ebike & chain it to the tree im in [seen it done] I ride ebike & a few other rigs. I park them by the road or established trail & walk in by foot. [ssh] BEFORE season opens I scout on my bike & pack in my stand & the tools to put it up. but a few weeks before season opens so I dont spook the game nor annoy other hunters, yup public lands, well ALL lands should be respected & the golden rule ALWAYS applies! gee I hate to hear 4 wheelers [I still got one tho] the noise they make can travel for miles. had a guy park his 4 wheeler in front of my hide and he walked away, hunting {I was in it at the time} it blocked me view, So I came out - and rolled it far away, then back in my hide. saw several deer n other critters [none I wanted] later the hunter came back looking for his wheeler {I stayed put and silently chuckled as he searched} now that was fun to watch from my unobstructed view :) Oh his wheeler was back on the trail and was gone when I walked out. I call that a "teachable moment" ;)

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Interesting. Yea, There’s a lot of rules. Last time I checked you can still hunt your private for small game. Much of the land in Michigan is privately owned. Except for pheasant, Hunters can typically freely take game animals hunted on their own private property. What county? I’ll look into it and report back.

Two track roads in the UP of Michigan is legal! Most National Forrest property is also open in the UP! Lower Michigan is an always will be a Cluster fk that’s why I don’t hunt down there an never will!

It is probably illegal to breath in Michigan also.

Hell I'm still looking for him

I’d like to answer but I didn’t see the question???

Always be cautious before squeezing any trigger. I assume you’re referring to hunters that would mistake you for a moving deer? E bikes aren’t legal on public hunting ground in Michigan. But Bicycles have always been legal to use on public land in Michigan but You must wear blaze orange during firearm season. Surprisingly there’s still hunters that don’t or wear very little and for those that don’t are really underestimating the risks. ruclips.net/video/KCdlLunGWqM/видео.htmlfeature=shared

Enjoy and good luck!

That's only if we can get tags

thanks so much for sharing!

thanks for watching and sharing your tips! It’s very much appreciated!

it’s hanging in there Good bike for private land

​@@bobbysbuckswhy not public?

​@StealthTRD not sure what his answer is, but this bike has a 1,000 watt motor, most public areas limit you to 750

Can you te me what state your referring to that allows 750watt e-bikes on public hunting land? Thanks!

Tensas refuge specifically in Louisiana ​@@bobbysbucks

Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. I appreciate it!

Thanks for watching. Lower Michigan Zone 3

In the video we share a sled that we use.

I’ve had good luck with mine. Stored it in my garage. I’ve had my cart for a couple seasons now -still has the original tires. I’ve had zero issues after in flating them on arrival.

Thanks for sharing!

Very nice. It’s finally snowing! Best of luck out there!

Which state? That sounds nice. Are you referring to hunting public with your ebike? Here in Michigan The orv trails are the only trails allowed which are no where near public hunting ground.

Thanks for sharing your experience. I must’ve got lucky because so far I’ve only had to inflate mine once and it’s been a couple years.

Yes, used mine ,stored it the next year all 4 tires were flat and cracked, this was stored under shelter, replaced all tires with flat free from freight harbor!

@@robertseither6834 Thanks for sharing!

Very true, Thanks for taking the time to comment.

Thanks so much for sharing!

Thanks for taking the time to comment!

I hope your rules and regulations allow you to ride your E bike, This video was made to help folks avoid fines and confiscations. It’s always best to check with your local Dnr to avoid any confusion When it comes to riding your e-bike (motorized vehicle). Here in Michigan, we are only a loud to ride on ORV trails. I wish you the best of luck.

Thanks! Best of luck meeting up with a good one!

Congrats on your buck! Thanks for commenting.