7 New Big Buck Bowhunting Setups
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2021
- Are you ready to bowhunt this season? Here are 7 hot bowhunting setups on MY new land that will help you shrink buck movements on YOUR land.
To get the most out of your bowhunting setups on your own land, check out my latest web classes, at:
www.whitetailhabitatsolutions...
Make sure that you are following my proven, weather based hunt predictions every time you head to the woods to bowhunt this Fall. Check out HuntCast, at:
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Love the cedar scrape👍👍👍🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌
Thanks Jeff for this video. Very interesting!
We love to watch your videos we’ve been watching them for almost 3 years now
Nice that's awesome...I really appreciate you watching!
Jeff, I took my target buck this week off my 22 acre NJ parcel. I believe the buck, which dressed out at 192 lbs., was 4 1/2 or 5 1/2. Your concepts played a big part in me killing him. Thank you - Cris
Man, Cris...that is outstanding! So happy for you...that is awesome!
Congrats 😊 hard work rewarded
He has knowledge 😄🦌🦌
As much as I've learned on your your RUclips channel I can't imagine how much I could learn from your classes.
I am curious, have you ever had a property that you couldn't make a good hunting parcel?
Most excellent summary and overall review. Scratch the camper idea….icky icky icky
Ha, I'm with you Kevin 😁
I don’t know if you’ve done some work down in the South, but if you could make a video dedicated more for the lower states where the weather is much hotter, that’d be awesome. Love your videos, just feel like not all of it can be applied due to drastic differences in weather.
Great tips as always Jeff.
I wish I had this guys life, screw being famous or any of that, give me some money, give me some property like this guy owns, and I wouldn’t ever bother a soul again, this guys carrier and life is my ideal vacation/ retirement.
(Besides all the traveling to client properties he does) he does have a hard job I’m aware it’s not all easy, away from home and all, Crazy respect for this guy, he trying to get us all giants 👍🔥
Remember...you still have to wor 70 to 80 hours Per week, 365. Travel 130 nights on the road, drive 55k miles per year, etc 😉 Be careful what you wish for 😁
It's really coming together Jeff great to see thanks for sharing
It sure is Steve...been a lot of fun and a very rewarding process 😊 I hope you are full of excitement for bow season!!
Simply Brilliant Jeff! Thank You again!
Thank you Bob I really appreciate it!
i have a very old trailer house on the farm that was there when i bought it . i went in an striped it out on the inside .we use it as a hunting blind for the kids ,we planted a food plot around the kitchen areas where we can sit an watch out the windows ..the deer all yr long sleep on the porch during the day or under the back side on the down hill side of the trailer house .we only hunt it in bad weather ,the grandkids have shot several deer out the kitchen windows..during a rain storm or in the snow when its to cold for them to hunt a stand,..great an interresting video,Jeff an Dilon..
It sure would...that's pretty cool!
My red seeder bag gave out on me.
Transmission went kaput!.
Another excellent video and content.
Would you recommend water holes on a ridge when there are fresh streams in the valley within 100-150 yards?
Hoping this warm weather breaks soon here in northern wisconsin. Keeping my eye on the HuntWise app. Good strategies!!
It's coming soon Matt! Can't wait for this muggy weather to get out of here...
It’s irking my nerves in IN not showing low 40’s for the high til the last week of the month on WU. I hope that’s a guess and it’s a mile off!
This is tha food plot that I’m most intrigued by, Love this spot . Keep us posted on this 1. Love ur videos Jeff
Thanks a lot Shawn, always appreciate you watching!
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 Tha 1st spot is tha 1
Yesterday wasn’t a good day to hunt the parcel so we hit state land We did pretty well hunting pheasants ❤️ with the puppy
That's awesome Robert...what a wise choice!!
What state are you in that you can hunt pheasants right now?
@@russelllangworthy994 New York 3m
Love your videos. Are apple trees better than crap apple trees or what kind do you recommend to plant
I shot one out of a old building once the floor is problem usually Squeaky
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I hunt New York State land some big tracks ,last year I had a great opportunity on a very nice buck but unfortunately it didn’t work out my buddy did score the next day on a smaller buck I’m 60 and it is tough hunting especially when you have a meniscus problem but never the less I do decent for public land. We only hunt timber only we hunt a mountain wish I had some farms to hunt but they are all leased in any event I enjoy just being out there good luck to all and stay safe this year.
I have an idea for the camper blind! If you take some black curtains and blackout the windows that may be really good. I can’t wait to see a video from the camper eventually 😂
Oh we would definitely do that Carmine!! Great idea...
I would love to rip one out the window of the camper lol
Thanks Jeff! Finally got to sit yesterday, didnt anything. I didnt hunt this morning cause a made (what i think) was a lot of noise moving the Trail Camera. I didn't want it to be that loud, but from now on im making sure im super quiet!😄, sometimes its just hard not to.👍
Ha, it sure is Isaac!! Hope you are enjoying the pre season 😊
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 Thanks!
With the plot boost are you still using a atv sprayer or a backpack sprayer so your not driving over your crop?
I put in a small plot in the woods hoping to get another one in next year start linking the chains together
It really works!
I had a licking branch that was getting good activity. My hunting buddy put a mineral block next to it thinking it would get more attractive. So far 0 pictures since he put the mineral out... how skewed am I???
Bought 40 acres in March and have been following the videos and improving the land as much as I could in a short amount of time. Had my first 2 sits yesterday in the morning and afternoon/evening and saw 17 deer. 9 of them came within 20 yards so I feel good about my stand locations. Had 2 eight pointers come by me and one is this seasons shooter but I didn’t have a clean shot so I decided to hold this time. Fortunately, he shows up in my cameras during the day multiple times a week so hopefully I’ll get another try at him.
Follow the weather and go get that big guy! Good luck! I went out on stand on good Huntcast days last year and had my best year ever! (I’m old AF)
damn you hunting in a fenced zoo? lol good work
@@travisethridge4062 lol…kind of feels like it after hunting on public land all my life. I was lucky if I saw 10 all season long…
Jeff what would we do with out u thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with us u have made me and alot of hunters better
How do I change my property from an outside in to an inside out property when it's almost entirely ag fields with some small wood ridges surrounded almost entirely by big woods and thick cover?
I took a old chicken coop turned it into a blind.
Can't wait to be out the boy already killed a 10 on opening day on out standing corn. Still haven't been out and it's been a week I'm just afraid of blowing them out I have 3 giants 170 and bigger
I may be blocked from RUclips by my wife. You really know how to activate my OCD with getting my own place to manipulate and not have to wait on the rut to see a giant. One day it will happen, thanks for the content and good luck!
First and foremost I want to thank you for all the information you share. It has changed how I hunt whitetails indefinitely.
I have a quick question about your switch grass plantings for access to and from stands. What are the minimum and maximum widths of your switchgrass strips? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
With Gratitude,
Kyle
Is there buckwheat in the food plot intentionally or just didn’t get a good kill on it?
Love the channel brotha just subbed I killed my first deer the second day of bow season, this is my first year going out and I’m hooked love the information that you have on your channel thanks for the awesome content
Man I love to hear it congrats!! And thank you so much for subbing 😊
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 thank you sir have a blessed day brotha keep up the valuable information you are a man that knows what he is talking about that’s for sure
congratulations
@@travisethridge4062 thanks brotha hope you have a blessed week
Great video Jeff! Do you pull all your stands at the end of the year or just the lifelines?
Where I hunt (live), I have tons of acorns that just lay and rot. I was thinking of picking them up, and saving them for the winter months when food is scarce. Is that a good or bad idea? I would rather do that, than use corn.
Curious, any of you guys on here take the video coarse on setting up your property? I'm considering taking the coarse. I'd like to hear more about it. Is there any interaction with Jeff personally? Was it worth the $? Were you convinced of a plan for your parcel once you took the coarse?
Thanks for any input. Jeff, maybe you have something to add? 🙂 I really enjoy your content.
How did your first yr switch do this yr?
I just wanted to say I hunted a zero percent day on HuntWise and I shot a deer this morning… lol
I haven't been in my woods since July why are my trail cameras showing most of the deer movement between 2 and 4 in the morning.
because deer suck like that I am having same kinda issue but I relax about it because they do what they do
@@travisethridge4062 That's funny and you couldn't be more right.
If you have a pond like we do, is there still a need for remote watering holes?? How far do deer travel for water?
I have water on my land...but it is out of the way for the deer, alternative water sources are perfect! Most ponds are not within the daily movement of deer on most lands...
You keep saying "Sept. 1st is tomorrow." Today is Oct. 2nd. Was this video shot a month ago?
Yes...beginning of the video it showed 9/1 on the screen 😊
Jeff I’m hunting a family farm in South Georgia. I hunt the entire 618 acres alongside my grandfather. I primarily bow hunt and am seeing good deer. Is it too early to throw small grunts or blind rattle to draw them in range? Thanks!
Bucks grunt year round, its just the type of grunt you do, like dont do a tending grunt or a rut grunt, just a little 1 to 2 second grunt to get his attention, and then wait, he still knows where your at even if he walks away! 👍
In hilly areas, (like where you are), which is better to hunt? Top, middle, or bottom of the hills? A few of us are going to Southern Ohio next weekend. They want to put me at the bottom of the hill. Another half way up the hill, and another at the top of the hill. Am I at the disadvantage being at the bottom?
Boy that really depends...most of the time low in the morning is a bad idea. I hunt high on the hill or mid level roughly 90% of the time.
Hunted east Ohio big woods for several years. Had most success hunting about a 1/3 down from the top of the hill overlooking a bench. Good luck!
My vote goes to keeping the camper. Throw a cot in it, sneak in way after dark, sleep in, and be ready to hunt in the AM as you're enjoying your coffee from your battery powered coffee maker.
Haha, love it! Sounds comfy at least 😊
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751, if we could post pics on here I'd post a pic of the 100 yard shot to one of our feeders from our elevated cabin's bedroom window.
We mostly use it for shooting hogs at night. We've got motion detectors and hog lights down there for that, but did take a midday buck last season during lunch. 😎
We've got motion detectors down there. 😎
This guy is awesome for sure, but I feel like if I spent $10,000 on stands, $3,000 on cameras, added atvs, the best bow and arrows, clothes , range finder, hundreds of thousands on private land; plus, adding crops , water holes, added trees… I would be pretty good too. Im not hating, I love watching ; personally Im looking for venison and I want to NOT spend $100,000 for 100 lbs of meat. I have an old bow and a hang-n-hunt stand, and I sometimes think I spent too much on all of that to shoot a deer.
Unfortunately the general rule I see every day in my profession...the more you spend on whitetails the lower your results are. A sad fact. It applies to most of my neighbors as well.
You can't buy consistent success in Hunting whitetails, unfortunately. It also helps I get most all of it free because of my hard work and results for decades 😊
For not hating, it sounds a awful lot like hating. It's funny to me how most people complain about the money spent on hunting, spend that amount or more on other things like cigarettes, or other totally wasteful unhealthy habits. People will complain about what other people spend on hunting is hilarious. I know people that spend over $150 on tv service a month.
You'd really hate me then.
I'm a land manager and that's the fun part to me.
Hello Jeff my name is Kara and wanted to no what name brand electric bike you use and where in Louisiana to purchase that bike?
You itching yet from that poison oak?
The Rednecks of Duck Dynasty would put that camper up in a tree as a duck blind. So yeah why not convert it into a deer blind...
Camper probably was a meth lab. At least that’s how it goes in my area
As they say??The proof is in the pudding..Saw 6 deer on my first sit.
I don't buy the 400 yard buck movement. I have 2 other property owners that run cameras and we share with each other, this is a great habitat area and the bucks easily travel 2.5 miles day in/out.
Thanks, but confusing, almost useless, why don’t you put some drone graphics and show us what you’re talking about, draw out these layouts, leave them on the screen for a longer period of time otherwise there’s no way for the viewer to know what’s up or down, east or west, or right or left
Sorry, but east or west, right or left doesn't matter...just the concepts. Ha, are you a neighbor?
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 Not a neighbor, (live just south of the Mackinac Bridge), but if you’re trying to be discreet because of your neighbors
- that makes sense. Regarding my suggestion, some people are visual learners, that’s all I’m saying.