10 SHED HUNTING TIPS
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- Looking to become a better shed hunter? This video is for you as I'm sharing ten of my favorite shed hunting tips! Have any other tips of your own? Leave a comment below! To see more, visit www.whitetaildna.com/
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One tip I use every year is to carry a small shed with me that fits in my pack. On slow days I like to toss the antler out in front or off to the side and train my eye to spot it.
That’s a great tip! I do that all the time too
I do that with mushrooms in the spring with my kids! Great tip! Gets you back into focus!
I agree with not getting discouraged being the most important. No matter how hopeless you feel you cant give up, youll find one eventually you just have to keep at it.
Totally agree!
I look constantly never found any till last year I ended up breaking the losing streak finding 3
Dude, it’s awesome how you found multiple identical sets of antlers in different spots!
Thanks!
Great tips-Ive been shed hunting for many years and agree with every single one of those. That’s real world shed hunting knowledge.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the video! I'm just getting into shed hunting and I'm hooked (after finally finding a few)!
That’s awesome!!
Found two sheds from two different deer out rabbit hunting here in ohio a couple days ago.its mid-late january.never was a shed hunter but love deer hunting.i can see why people do it (shed hunting) that is.might try getting into it myself.
Heck yeah that’s awesome!
This will be my 3rd year looking and yet to find one. I hope at least I find one this year😂
You’ll start finding em. Good luck!
Walk slow man I realized i was walking to fast take ur time and observe.
Good luck, best advice I can give is dont give up. Itll happen, just keep at it.
Found my first one yesterday it was a decent side to a 10 point
Gotta try new spots man
I'm a newly found bow hunter & I appreciate the logic of this video.
Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
My neighbor wanted to get me out more 63 not as active in the woods as once was. First time ever shed hunting found 2 and the old man found the first one.
Awesome and thanks for watching!
Great advice. Spot on. Yesterxay was my Birthday. I found a single shed last week. Feb 8th 2020. Me any my ladies friend are gojng out in about an hour.
Thanks gor the video and info. Keep on hunt in that bone. Walking is good gor your health as well.
Walk slow , look snall. Walk , walk walk. And he's absolutly right cloudy or overcast days are best barring that. Ive got another tip for full sun hunting. Keep the sun to your back on those sunny days. Good luck. Get ya some !!
Was out looking for my girlfriends cat earlier today and came across a shed, was excited cause I’ve never found one, picked it up turned around, low and behold there was the other one, nice 9 point shed sitting a couple feet apart out in the open, couldn’t believe it. Got an itch to find more now lol
Haha that’s pretty cool!!
Heck ya man awesome tips I live up by Duluth I’ll be headed out this weekend
Good luck!
Went out yesterday, going again today, maybe I’ll spot one. I want a set so I can rattle this coming season
Great video man, awesome info!
Thanks and thanks for watching!
Just watched shed hunting tips.Here are a couple more.Grid search.And check those little overlooked spots.My dog and I are killing it this season. Walked about 80 miles
Found 62 sheds.My pup just turned 1.He found 13 on his own.6matched sets.This isn't Iowa. I live in Northeastern Pa.Good luck.
That’s awesome! Sounds like you’re having a heck of a year!
Sounds like your having a good year.I havnt got out much I’ve Walked probs about 15 miles on three different properties and found 2 so far.i live in southwestern Pennsylvania
I also live in northeastern pa.Troy area is where I hunt
@@masonfleming1103 I'm on the other end of the same county.
This was super helpful!! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
I live in ME and this is going my first time sheding eny tips I do cloudy ⛅ days
Walk alot and find where they winter
I have found 3 sheds (two smaller legal sized antlers and the third is a massive old 5 points on one side) and the biggest one was found in the rain because I walked right by it 3 times before but the wetness changed the leaves texture and I was able to see it from 20 feet away like how did I miss that but it’s cause the rain
I just started shed hunting yesterday so I'm tryna get some tips
Good luck!
Awesome video
Thank you!
Last year I took my time and I even spotted a broken off antler base that was 2 inches long
That's awesome!
Is it better to look while snow is still laying as to be able to follow the deer trails easier??
There can be a lot of benefits to walking with some snow on the ground. In my opinion, the absolute best conditions are with enough snow so you can see where deer have been spending time, but an amount where most sheds won’t be covered up
I have 100 acres of heavy forest, swap and a large stream/river runs near our house in Stow, MASSACHUSETTS. We see mostly does and a few bucks, ALL year round. The deer lick the salt lick and I find droppings and bedding areas. What time of year do they start to drop their antlers? Thank you.
Hey, thanks for watching! That's super cool! I'd say bucks are typically dropping their antlers anywhere from late December through until about April. By April, in most cases, over 90% of bucks will have shed their antlers.
I've been shed hunting Massachusetts and Connecticut for 30 years. Things have changed in the deer woods from when I first started. I live in CT and depending on the deer health and food sources impacts how long the deer hold their horns. I've found sheds in January but its usually because the buck ran himself ragged and he is in survival mode. I've seen bucks holding their horns in April. So anytime between January to April. But don't go to soon and blow your deer ...be patient and use trail cams.
Were i go shed hunting you cant go in the rain the dirt up there you get any moisture it turns to gumbo and takes days ti weeks to dry out and everyone know if its raing you get out or you dont go youll get stuck and be stuck for days or weeks there was one guy i know who didn't get out in ti.e and was stuck for 20 days before he could get out and you here stories of people being stuck pretty comon for a week cause an unexpected storm cimes jn and they arent able to get out in time and get stuck... went today didn't find any seems when i go shed hunting i never find sheds but when im archery hunting some how seem to find all sorts of sheds idk its weird and idk how but just how it goes i never find what im specifically going after ill find everything else though when im not looking for it specifically
Found my first shed today
Awesome!!
Any tips on when to start looking, I live in Missouri
All depends if there’s other shed hunting pressure. If there’s no other pressure, I wouldn’t walk heavily until late February/early March. If there’s others walking the ground you are, then I’d start much earlier. Right about now
New to this so probably a dumb question. Is there a window where you need to look? As in is there a point where rodents will carry them away or something that prevents you from finding them?
It all depends on your situation. If you have areas you can walk where you know no one else is walking I’d wait until about mid March. Most bucks should have dropped by then. You could have some antlers that have been chewed up but you should be fine.
i shed hunt on my snowmobile and i always mistake corn leafs for sheds it sucks
I hate when that happens too! Shed hunting in corn fields can be tough, regardless.
I see alot of bucks walk on my proparty so I will dedinently use these tips
Awesome, good luck!
@@alexcomstock4354 thanks!
I’m 18 it’s my first year Seriosuly shed hunting in wisconsin, I’ve walked over 20 miles slowly in good bedding and food source areas on deer trails. Haven’t found one yet.. is shed hunting really supposed to be this hard. It’s almost impossible to not be discouraged
I know exactly how you feel. It can be really tough! If you’re not walking ground that is the best of the best it can be a lot of miles in between antlers. I’ve had years I averaged a shed per 10 miles. Just keep grinding away!
Wow! Insane Intro!
Thanks!
Great tips kid. What part of Minnesota?
Thanks! I’m in northern Minnesota
I have a question???? I have spot i find sheds every year when the deer yard up…. But if its a lite winter and the deer dont yard up…. Do u have any tips for then… or is it the same but just spread outmore
Yeah the deer will definitely stay more spread out which in turn will make shed hunting a bit more difficult. Just will have to walk more and cover more ground!
Is it too soon in January to look?
It all depends if bucks have dropped antlers or not. But short answer is no it’s not, I start looking in January most years!
Only need 5.Fences Ditches bedding area feeding area.Love anywhere they get wet shack them off.
Where in MN are you, I’m in the cities but hunt up northern MN.
I’m up in northern MN
the way deer mature is there antlers drop get it :)
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Deer shed antlers business is banned only in india from 1998....
Great tips and nice channel! Subbed! My son's have a channel The Pennsylvania Hunter if you wanna check it out. Thanks.
Deer shed antlers business is banned only in india from 1998....
Well this ain’t India so shut it