Hunting Scrapes and October with The Hunting Public - Interview
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- Опубликовано: 26 окт 2019
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In this video, we sit down with Aaron Warbritton and Greg Clements from The Hunting Public.
Aaron and Greg, along with the rest of the THP team travel across the country hunting whitetails on public and small privately owned ground using aggressive hunting tactics. They cover everything from advanced whitetail tactics to unique hunting situations .
In this particular interview, we discuss:
- Using Scrapes and correlating them to bedding in the area
- Capitalizing on the predictability of mature bucks in late October
- Deciphering trail camera data to help fill your tag
- Hunting Iowa public land in October
- Hunting the pre-rut effectively
- #ScrapeWeek
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Thp guys are a wealth of knowledge and seem to be some humble guys, love the content!
100% agree
It is a plus for your use of cameras to scout the area and keep scent down on your spot
Good information. Thanks to the THP guys for sharing and the Exodus guys for bringing this to us. Next week is our hunting trip and hope to see all this going on. Shoot straight and be safe this season.
Rods-N-Regs Charters good luck!
Major point touched on for me was how SLOW big mature bucks move. It makes a lot of sense.
That was helpful. Love how the THP guys break it down.
My problem with finding buck beds where I am it’s big woods public with hills. I find doe beds but I feel like bucks can bed so many different places where I hunt it’s hard to just lock down and hunt a so called “bedding area” I have scouted this area in particular and only find doe beds and have found some buck beds but they haven’t been well used buck beds. Should I hunt where I think a good bedding area is inbetween that and the largest and most concentrated scrapes??
That sounds like a great starting point!
this season has been just brutal, in my area. right from the start of the season, the weather has been unreal, hurricane winds and rain mixed in. have never, ever seen the woods so wet and muddy. and the deer are just on complete lockdown, not moving AT ALL, even the does.
That’s wild - what area of the country are you hunting?
breathe and squeeze Dam hate to hear that you're deer are going to starve to death.
@@ExodusOutdoorGear british Columbia, Canada. the interior. just the last couple days, the skies have cleared and the winds aren't terrible. heading back out for a few days, to get the rest of october and the start of November. muley "any buck" is only for October, so just a couple days left. usually I don't pay attention to it, as i'm always chasing particular bucks, but, this season, I may have to put a small guy in the freezer, IF I can even find one of those. hard to find the bucks when the does are even hiding. our woods are heavily logged, so that affects everything, and, the pine beetle really did it's devastation years ago too, so, the woods aren't even walkable anymore, with deadfall everywhere, at all heights. good for the deer to hide, bad for going after them.
@@yogibear6271 why would they starve to death? they go nocturnal and feed at night.
geoengineering is why..
Do you think that the regular infrared flash spooks the deer? Does the black flash give you an advantage?
This is more of a Mule Deer question but hopefully you guys can lead me in the right direction.
I’ve found some mature Bucks, mature sheds, and buck bedding in a certain area. The large concentrations of does is in a completely different area. Would you recommend that I set up in the area where I know they are, or closer to the Does in the coming weeks?
We personally can’t offer much mule deer advice. It sounds like you’re not far off- good luck!
Exodus Trail Cameras thank you for the reply anyway! Really like the content.
vgilles406 no problem, we appreciate it!
You got scent busted? I think I'll go watch some vids from good hunters.
Were do I find scraps. I found a bedding area a front and a back opening yet I also walked 100 yards around the whole thing and I can’t find any scraps yet I see him coming out every few days. But I’m 100 yards away what do I do?
Go in with pots n pans beating them together😀
3d walk a lot of ‘edge’ - that’s a surefire way to find some scrapes.
Are you sure it wasn’t a doe bedding area?
Why hasnt this got a million views and likes??? You guys exodus and thp always pumping out some great content. Looking forward seeing the notifications in the coming months.