The Challenges of Hunting Mature Deer w/ Johnny Stewart | HUNTR Podcast
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- Опубликовано: 6 мар 2023
- In this episode of HUNTR Podcast, we bring Johnny Stewart into the studio to talk about the ways of mature bucks, season recap, and the future of whitetail deer. It's nice to find hunters out there, like Johnny, who share the same objective when it comes to bow hunting. With the recent debates and discussions we've talked about within the hunting community, Johnny shares his insight on the current state of whitetail hunting. As presented in this podcast, Johnny is someone who spends a lot of time in the woods and devotes a lot of his time to being a passionate bow hunter. Tune in as we discuss all things whitetail bowhunting...
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Love these in studio podcasts where you guys talk about old gear and hunting methods we can all relate too…Especially in the North East. Since listening to Johnny Stewart on your podcasts, I have become a big fan of his. You guys are always making us feel like we are sitting with our hunting buddies and just talkin about huntin. That’s what I love about it. And as you know, I am always looking forward to the next episode. Keep killing it boys!
Can't beat an episode with Johnny! Great show!
When is your in person dude? 😂
@@HUNTRPOD I'll be passing through on Sunday ;)
Hi fellas I can confirm with you on a few things.
1. I hunted an area for 7 years and seen 2 hunters down in there until they put a gas pad down there. There was an old grown shut jeeo trail from the 79’s and 80’s . I was hunting a Lee and Tiffany buck I seen there in that area and found that area down in there . The jeep path had over 100 scrapes along it. Then going east the 2 trails coming out of the thicket there was at least 30 rubs along the jeep trail at both spots.
#2 The gas road pushed the deer to the west into areas no man can get through with laurel to thick to walk through and 6 foot high .
3. Even this year when it snowed in gun season the deer were in the pole line in the evening and they all went down in the jungle .
I me thing I learned hunters will not go far from eye sight from a pole line , road or fence .
You guys deserve more following. Loving the podcasts. Me and my brothers are very much the same as u guys grew up in Indiana have always hunted public and kill booners quite often. We live it. With that being said I fell out of a hang on about 2 miles in with a safety strap that goes around your waist and around tree. As I fell it broke I landed on my head and neck from 15ft up got life flighted shook back luckily.
You guys are awesome. I've watched about every whitetail video on RUclips and you guys are the best. You guys should do some hunt videos 😊
You guys tickle me. The discussion about low stands and five gallon buckets, overdraw rests, etc. was a time when information was limited to outdoor magazines. Nobody talked about buck and doe bedding, mobile hunting and public land. Today's hunter is the recipient of endless you tube and podcast information. Though public land can be covered up with hunters, the number of deer hunters is fewer with every passing season. I do worry, with all the filmed hunts to watch on you tube, that some hunters now hunt vicariously, instead of entering the woods. Loved the podcast and would love to share my 73 year old perspective. The highest I get in a tree is about eight feet.
We used a brand called Lok On hang on deer stands they weighted 8 lbs in the late 80’s and 90’s.
Awesome podcast..100 percent facts on the hunting numbers how things have changed.
I remember the overdraw very well 😆 had one on my PSE Mach flite 4 and a Browning Mirage . Beman Hunters 4 fletched . The good Ole days 😅
Haha love it dude
Would be interesting to know the numbers related to ages of licensed hunters, how many seniors potentially dropping off
He(idk what his name is sorry new here) talks a lot about many more hunters hes seeing on PA public land in the last 10-15 years. But from my perspective on pa public land (state forest land in the northern third of the state) the complete opposite is true. Theres been significantly less hunters in the lay 10-15 years, and now while im out archery hunting, there may be another vehicle here or there, but i can have nearly a thousand acres of mountain big woods by myself most years the last 8 years. Id love to have him over to the area of the state i hunt and show him how absolutely amazing it is still
2022 I had a buck on camera and in person sighting that dropped both antlers the last week of October. Seen them with antlers in late march as well. I don't understand the variation. In my part of Western PA we still have a lot of does being bred late. New fawn born on my place in late July. I see a lot of late fawns. Thanks for a good show again.
Found 19 shed on public in Eastern Ohio so far.
I love your Podcasts. I meant I hunt about five days a week I live near Kutztown Pennsylvania.
To hell with one lung hits. Yall are very lucky to find that deer
That we were
LOL...I had a PSE with an overdraw.
We used to have a good spot that would produce good bucks until a group leased land just south of us and they have destroyed it
My dad started me in an Amacker climber at the age of 7 and that damn thing weighed 40lbs in 1980s 🤣🤣🤣
Haha if I sat down I wasn’t getting back up with it on my back
@@HUNTRPOD lol no doubt bro especially hunting public n having to walk two miles in 😂
I had a browning mirage in 1990 with a 4 inch overdraw. I was shooting 24 inch 2013 arrows with 90 grain muzzys! it was set at 75lbs and shot 265 fps. It was fast. The crazy thing is that I killed all kinds of deer with it and even shot a bull elk with it. that was a crazy time. I wouldnt think of using a setup like that now.
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Haha right?! Amazing how great we though that set up was
Johnny is right shed season is nuts now especially in the elk range where our camp is located, going up next week, can’t wait to talk to some locals I know about that situation. In terms of land, leases and people buying land and willing to pay whatever it takes for exclusively hunting has made public and hunt by permission land frustrating to say the least. Also, I’ll have you know Jared I’m in PA and I shoot a compound, so no not “everyone” in PA shoots a crossbow you dick, HAHA. Good pod boys!
"Nobody's been to Canada for 2 years "... LOL! Do us Canadians not hunt, or ...?? 😂
Don't tell anybody but my favorite piece of public is on its way back. The hunting got so bad that people quit trying. This is the only reason we saw deer last year. The problem is a couple guys killed upper 160's last season and many of the others saw a lot of deer. This was of course posted all over social media. They are that stupid. For us the crossgunners and the "primitive" season are detrimental. We have half the number of crossgunners hunters as bow hunters, yet they kill more deer!
Big antlers cause a lot of problems.
What are you guys hear about the deer dying in East Liverpool from the chemical spill
My Ohio lease pretty much every buck is still holding.. 1.5-4.5 year olds
Part where you guys from
Alright I got a real simple question, what is the story of the guys left hand been watching you guys off and on and never noticed… MY MANS IS MISSING HIS LEFT RING FINGER
Lol😂 how tf u noticed that wow lol
Wisconsin has the crossbow issue too. I’m “lucky” to be in a less prevalent county where only 55% of deer here are shot by crossbows.
“Missed an opportunity on a nice buck because he busted me drawing back so I got a crossbow so I don’t get busted anymore”
“62 yards through the timber. Smoked him”
“Just don’t have the time to practice enough with a bow”
Bow hunting isn’t supposed to be easy. Success during bow hunting is supposed to require patience, dedication, practice. Crossbows eliminate most of those requirements. Crossbows are arrow guns, not bows. Sight it in and you’re good to go.
Should they be able to be used in hunting? Sure. Should they be able to be used during archery season? Not for people who are physically capable of using a vertical bow.
Right there with you
Congrats for you for looking for the easy way out bro🎉 hope you keep ur chest puffed with that xgun
Penn Trafford?!?!....I prefer Hempfield lol
Haha no doubt
If you have pics or seen and know of 170 160” deer where u hunt and you shoot a 130-135” you should be shamed imo! You don’t deserve to be around giants like that and be trigger happy
Muzzy zero effect over draw was the shit
Land leasing has pushed most to not hunt or hunt public in IL. Living in the Golden triangle isn't as great as most think.
Yea we are seeing that all over the Midwest
What’s the point of having guests if you’re only gonna talk about yourself
It’s conversation. Johnny has been on before. This is the best podcast out
There always has to be “that guy” that leaves negative comments. Good job bud
@@mikevernacchio5384 okay you just started hunting see you later ✌️
@@jeremycavaretta1035 you really don’t know what negative comments are do you?
@@austinphillips9966 I do, but I also know what positive ones are bud
Bro said “seriously” lmao that’s what i said crazy stuff