Turn Night Time Summer Bucks Into Day Time Fall Bucks

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
  • It's great to get bucks on camera but the time of day and time of year you're seeing them can tell you a lot about your chances at seeing them during the day time during the hunting season. Your cameras will tell you which bucks you have a much better chance at harvesting come the fall season.
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  • @Mike-nt1to
    @Mike-nt1to 2 года назад +2

    Thanks Ken good info. My property has been a deer desert in the fall. This past February we started to put a plan in place for fall food and cover. Bedding, travel corridors, mock scrapes and water holes. My cell cameras have been busy with many early morning to mid morning pictures of young bucks and some does. Hopefully this means they have found these bedding areas a place of security. We will be planting in the next week if all goes well. Looking forward to a interesting season.

    • @HobbyHarvest
      @HobbyHarvest  2 года назад +1

      Sounds like you have a good plan in place! I didn't mention it in the video but you will notice the younger bucks start to filter in first as they have less hardware on their head to worry about. Good luck this season!

    • @antoniowilliams4410
      @antoniowilliams4410 11 месяцев назад

      I have lots and lots of bucks coming in 5 or 10 minutes after dark and here 10 minute before light now. At first i had a lot of day time picture now it is very few really don't know what turned on me

  • @scottpulver4920
    @scottpulver4920 9 месяцев назад

    Here in southern Ohio we had many bucks on all of our trail cams and next to nothing. All night pics of all the deer no daylight pics at the feeders either. We have a couple of thick areas we don’t go in. Planted buck forage oats in September but about two weeks with no rain it tried to come in. Good job. Thank you

  • @transamguy9073
    @transamguy9073 5 месяцев назад

    I just got my property last yr but we had both bucks and does yr round. We had alot of fawns. I had one nice buck that summered there and left come fall he came back once. How ever i did get 3 shooters that showed up in oct. some of the bucks stayed there yr round. We only have 21 acres with 2.5 acres of food. Got 1.25 of clover rest is brassicas

  • @figandcloverranch5871
    @figandcloverranch5871 2 года назад

    Always lots of Does around me . Buck sign is low. I have boring topiary’s . But am working to make my food the best in area

  • @markhadleysr5676
    @markhadleysr5676 2 года назад +1

    A couple groups of 1 and 2 year old bucks that are feeding on my plots or at my pond as many as 3 times daily, only 2 does. Last year was similar until Oct. When two big boys claimed the area and the other bucks all but disappeared or an occasional picture of them many got busted up. Your corn is looking good and you said you used just feed corn?

    • @HobbyHarvest
      @HobbyHarvest  2 года назад

      Yup, just feed corn. I threw it in at a high seed rate assuming I'd have a bad germination rate but just about all of it came up.

  • @stanleybuck4195
    @stanleybuck4195 Год назад +2

    So what is the best food to plant in the fall? And when should it be planted in Wisconsin?

    • @HobbyHarvest
      @HobbyHarvest  Год назад +1

      Diversity is always your friend. I plant half of my plots in a brassica mix and the other half in forage peas, forage beans, and a lightly seeded cereal grain. As far as spraying and planting times, I go over that in detail in the video I just released this morning ruclips.net/video/bjV7XzXL9CY/видео.html

  • @scotthenderson4376
    @scotthenderson4376 10 месяцев назад +1

    Wish I had a place to hunt let alone a food plot

    • @ericstevens8744
      @ericstevens8744 2 месяца назад

      Scott you can hunt public just as good as private. Get in touch with me

  • @user-jn2dg2ju6o
    @user-jn2dg2ju6o 8 месяцев назад

    What is the Fall food plot seed u recommend planting??

  • @shleeep74
    @shleeep74 13 дней назад

    I had a scenario this year where i had 2 bucks coming in together right when i started feeding. First week of july i started feeding. My target buck was showing up every morning and every evening in day time. Well, a black bear showed up for about a week and would literally sit in my trough. All day. Well, since then my target buck has been nocturnal. And comes in maybe once a week. Its been 2 weeks since the bear. Is it safe to assume he was living close by but now has moved? He’s no longer with the younger buck either.

    • @HobbyHarvest
      @HobbyHarvest  13 дней назад

      The bear definitely pushed them out of there but buck movement completely changes once they lose their velvet so don't put too much weight behind what they're doing when they're in velvet. They'll break up from their bachelor groups as we head into fall and start relating to fall cover and food.

    • @shleeep74
      @shleeep74 12 дней назад

      @@HobbyHarvest okay, i hunt in south Louisiana and our deer dont rut u til the first week of January. So with me saying that, these deer dont get out of their summer habits until the first week of October. So normally when bow season opens i have 1 week to harvest a mature buck thats in a summer feeding pattern.
      With the information i gave you, do you think its possible with the amount of time i still have left for my target buck to return and do like he did before? Even tho the bear left? I appreciate your feedback.

    • @HobbyHarvest
      @HobbyHarvest  12 дней назад

      @@shleeep74 you'll have to keep an eye on it. I've been bear hunting and have seen bears and deer walk through the same area an hour or so apart but because you're talking about a food source, he may have decided the guy over the next hill has just as good of food and he's not coming back. However, he could come back because a bear or other pressure pushes him out of there. The fact he's still checking on yours at night means it's still on his list so you have a chance, you're just not top anymore.

    • @shleeep74
      @shleeep74 12 дней назад +1

      @@HobbyHarvest thats exactly what i figured. Thanks for your time brother! And goodluck this season!

  • @antoniowilliams4410
    @antoniowilliams4410 11 месяцев назад +1

    Trying to see what turned because early to mid september had lots and lots of day time picture of 3 to 4 years old bucks but now they come in about 5 to 10 min. After dark and my last picture away be around 6:30am and it get light here around 6:45 what change on me. Thanks for the advice

    • @HobbyHarvest
      @HobbyHarvest  10 месяцев назад +1

      I cover this in my latest video. There's a few things that can be causing it from over pressure or just the natural deterioration of the natural habitat this time of year. If the bucks are still coming in but after dark, try setting up some cams in the transitional areas 50 to 100 yards off of where you've been seeing them and see if they're just hanging back there until it gets dark out. If they are, that's a great place to hunt them.

    • @antoniowilliams4410
      @antoniowilliams4410 10 месяцев назад

      @@HobbyHarvest me and one of my friend have did that and that is what's going on he set about 300 yard from where the food plot is and they start passing where he were sitting around 6 but didn't get to my stand until around 6:50 like always. Thanks for the advice. Love the channel

  • @cray-z7404
    @cray-z7404 9 месяцев назад

    I have 10 acres mostly field/ farm crops winter wheat 🌾 , sweet potatoes 🍠 soy beans 🫘 etc. and property it’s just outside of town city limits and not a lot of places for deer to live but my property has small 2 acre thicket that I have to crawl through because it’s so thick and it’s a doe haven that houses 8-12 does and they live in that block of thicket year around and the neighbors all hunt and pressure deer 🦌 and the bucks that come to my property are all usually late night camera pics but nice bucks but only few day light pics ! I’ve got corn 🌽 apples 🍎 out for bait here in central North Carolina and the bucks just don’t live on my property and the properties they live on are pressured by hunters etc and my place is only place no gun hunting at all only bow ! No gun shots on my land and the bucks come here from all around due to having such an abundance of doe’s yet they only visit these doe in dark and idk what to do to keep bucks on my land to live cause even if I kill some does the bucks ain’t living in the thickest thicket around that they can’t hardly walk through !