Find the Best Buck Scrapes to Hunt

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • www.deeranddee... You see a big scrape with tracks and get excited, but will you actually see a buck there during shooting hours? Find the scrapes deer regularly use during the day in this Hunt ‘em Big with Steve Bartylla. Season 8. Episode 8.
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Комментарии • 12

  • @brob-zy8zi
    @brob-zy8zi Год назад +1

    You touched on something that too many of us are forgetting in the days of instant gratification and social media. Have fun. I don't think you can touch on that too much. It's what we are out there for. 30 years ago the first time I took a rifle into the woods I wasn't looking for a 200" buck, I just wanted to enjoy myself and hunt. I had too much energy and too much excitement. People need to let part of that excited kid out again and remember those days. Remember how blessed we really are no matter if you are tagging a wall hanger or eating tag stew. It's what got us all out here in the first place.

  • @butleroutdoors2188
    @butleroutdoors2188 Год назад +1

    Great information!
    I keep a couple of my cell cameras setup on what I call community scrapes and utilize them to tell me when daylight scraping activity peaks. Once that occurs, I wait for the right wind and go in and hunt that area. This keeps the area free of human intrusion and has proven very effective in the past.

  • @NeilGraham.I.M.F
    @NeilGraham.I.M.F Год назад

    Can't say it enough and I will every time. Steve is the man

  • @weschaffin
    @weschaffin Год назад

    Crazy good info. Best scrape I ever hunted, almost all wildlife visited it. Even turkey would pass through the spot. It was a bowl shaped scrape with a index finger sized limb sticking down. THis guy is dead on. Its a special scrape and determining what kind that is, is vital. Need more videos like this.

  • @j.r.w6623
    @j.r.w6623 Год назад

    Great video Steve! I've got some good daylight buck action on a secluded field edge right now with a couple 2.5 and one 3.5 year old buck and some does frequenting the area, if they keep it up I might hunt them right in the edge down from the scrape or get in the buffer where the woods meets some other cover before the field. I sure do love inside corners of fields for cruising buck action though!

  • @pamelapelech3249
    @pamelapelech3249 Год назад

    Great info

  • @KeepinYouUp07
    @KeepinYouUp07 Год назад

    The first time I found a scrape I set up on it. 30 minutes later 2 does came running by. 15 minutes after that, MR BIG came in. I was shocked to see a deer that big. Another 20 minutes goes by & 4 hunters came thru trailing the buck they made a bad shot on. No one saw Mr. BIG again. Even if I got a shot off & killed that buck, the aggrevation of fighting over it wouldn't be worth it. R

  • @tylersGBO
    @tylersGBO Год назад

    A small field I hunt that is surrounded
    By woods with heavy cane undergrowth, in the last 5 weeks has emerged with 15 big carved up scrapes. Is this a be patient and hunt the field or should I use scents to entice the bucks using the scrape line.

  • @pb_quest_outdoors
    @pb_quest_outdoors Год назад

    Hey can you tell me which gloves those are you were using in the beginning? and if you like them or not? pros cons? 0:24 they look like sitka ev2

    • @DDHONLINE
      @DDHONLINE  Год назад

      They are Huntworth gloves and yes I like them a lot! huntworthgear.com/

    • @pb_quest_outdoors
      @pb_quest_outdoors Год назад +1

      @@DDHONLINE which pattern are they? Thanks for the reply

    • @DDHONLINE
      @DDHONLINE  Год назад +1

      @@pb_quest_outdoors I have the Disruption pattern.