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It's late December the primary rut is over, so what strategy can you use to help get a buck?

1-Shot Hunting 2023- Episode 5. Quick And To The Point, Buck Hunt!! (Bow Hunting Bucks In The Rut!) This is a condensed version of the Ohio hunt. Still hunting with primarily a red flannel shirt and jeans, Vince is chasing big whitetail bucks in another state. ! Here it is the first week of November, the leaves are falling and the temperatures are getting colder! Explaining his strategy of stand locations and why, the hunt heats up as a mature buck comes in chasing does! Saddle up for a hunt that is Quick And To The Point, to the point of a broadhead that is. Hunting in funnels, creek bottoms, field edge, and pinch points all come into play with this video. Self filmed shot at 22 yards!

1-Shot Hunting 2023 - Deer Hunting The Rut (2 Bucks Down!) This is an out of state bow hunt, that is scheduled to coincide with the peak of whitetail buck activity. And, fortunately for this year, both hunters tag a buck. From a strategical standpoint several treestand locations were used for morning, midday, and evening hunts. This was done in order to help use try and pinpoint the prime locations to hunt for that mature buck! And to use the prevailing wind currents. The weather was initially cold but warmed up and then cooled down again on the final hunt. Creek bottoms, edge, funnels, and pinch points were all used in trying to get our bucks! Stay tuned and watch as a big bucks go down in Ohio!

How often do you see deer? Or more importantly that buck you are after? The reality of hunting is far less exciting compared to the actual goal of harvesting a nice buck.

1-Shot Hunting 2023- Episode 1. Bowhunting season is on, and hunters all over the US are hitting the woods in search of a monster buck, or a big doe to fill their freezer! Whether you are after a big buck or meat, early season can be one of the best times to punch your tag! Hunting Whitetails in early bow season can be a challenge. But if you do the right things you can be successful. This video has morning and evening hunts on public and private land. Understand how low pressure can help you get your deer. Food sources are abundant this time of year. So what do you do? Scouting strategy to locate food sources that the deer are using the most! Multiple deer are shown in this video, sometimes they come in quick, and other times you've got to be patient. In this video on the fourth day deer finally come in! Hunting food sources that are close to bedding areas, and that a buck is using might be your best strategy for getting that buck. The 2023 deer hunting season is here!

1-Shot Hunting 2023- Episode 2. Buck almost gets in my stand! Hunting early bow season. This video has whitetail deer hunts on public and private land. Bowhunting season is on, and hunters all over the US are in the woods in search of a big buck. And in the early season hunting small might be the strategy that you need. Food is plentiful and a buck doesn't have to go far to get the groceries. Find the best sign that's close to bedding areas and locate an ambush site for your stand. Try and zero in on a smaller piece of real estate to hunt, versus hunting a much larger area. Bowhunters have a very small window to shoot, depending on the foliage, usually 30 yards or less. Try and get accustomed to not seeing a long distance, and be content with thick areas. which typically can hold a big buck! A buck gets within 10 yards of the stand! The 2023 deer hunting season is here!

1-Shot Hunting 2023- Episode 3. No Camouflage Series! (Deer Hunting In Early Bow Season! This is a completely new hunting strategy, going old school and not using any camouflage clothing to deer hunt in. Our grandparents did it and were successful, so can we! Here it is the second week of October, the leaves are changing color and the temperatures are getting colder! After passing on several small bucks on earlier hunts a mature doe finally comes in bow range and gives Vince a broadside shot! This doe is with 2 more deer and it takes some time before the right shot opportunity presents itself. Ultimately, the doe moves away from the other deer and gets into bow range. The shot initially looked high but ended up being a double lung hit. The doe only ran about 70 yards before expiring. Tips for early season bow hunting, be consistent and play the wind while hunting food sources.

1-Shot Hunting 2023- Episode 4. Deer Quartering And Packing Out! (Deer Hunting In Early Bow Season!. We've all been there. You finally have your deer down, and now you have to decide whether to take hours and hours to drag it out, or to field process it and pack it out. Choosing the later will save an enormous amount of time, while also save meat and your back! In this video Vince will show you an easy way to quarter and pack out your deer without gutting it! Covered will be all of the things you may need to complete this task, and a simple tip to keep your back pack clean! A short and simple how to video to make your deer processing easier!

#shorts #shortvideo Camouflage, Fact Or Fiction? Is camouflage a must in order to be successful in deer hunting? Before the 1970's most hunters went hunting with a different set of clothes and were able to harvest that trophy buck. Here's a Fact Or Fiction trivia question for you.

#shorts Hunting A Mature Buck? Do this! A lot of times we as hunters want to see better in order to cover more ground. But, would a mature whitetail buck walk through an open area of timber in the daylight? So that brings up the question, "Canopy or not"?

#shorts #shortvideo Looking for a new hunting bow, or do you already have one? Did you go for speed or silence? A bow is not faster than a deer's reflexes, especially at 30 yards. Having a bow that is quiet is a huge benefit! What does the speed of sound have to do with bow hunting? Watch this for more details and the reason for this.

1-Shot Hunting 2023- Episode 1. Bowhunting season is on, and hunters all over the US are hitting the woods in search of a monster buck, or a big doe to fill their freezer! Whether you are after a big buck or meat, early season can be one of the best times to punch your tag! This video has morning and evening hunts on public and private land. Understand how low pressure can help you get your deer. Food sources are abundant this time of year. So what do you do? Scouting strategy to locate food sources that the deer are using the most! Multiple deer are shown in this video, sometimes they come in quick, and other times you've got to be patient. Hunting food sources that are close to bedding areas, and that a buck is using might be your best strategy for getting that buck. The 2023 deer hunting season is here!

#shorts Deer season is open! And you can be sure the bucks know it! They are starting to feel the pressure and are changing their habits. What do you do? You still can't shoot until legal hunting light, but if your state allows it you can do this!

#shorts Are you still dragging your buck out long distances? You don't have to do that anymore. Learn this simple process and you will save time, energy, your lower back, and of course you'll save some meat!

Deer season is here! Hunters all over the US are trying to get a deer with their bows! But, many will fail, sometimes as much as 70% of all hunters don't get a deer. Do you know what one of the top reasons for deer hunter failure is? You'll get the answer in this 30 second short!

Deer season is almost here, and for some reason your bow shooting accuracy has gone south! Don't panic! Here is a simple tip that can help improve or restore your arrow grouping and get your ready for opening day!

Do you know what the 2 best times of the season are to get your buck? And they are complete polar opposites! Deer hunting is tough, and finding a buck that you want is even harder. With a tremendous amount of competition from hunter pressure and a big buck's keen senses. It is very difficult to be successful year after year! Do you want to get an advantage on that big ol' buck this year. Watch this video and I'll give you from my experience, the 2 Best Times to get your buck!

Trail cameras are a valuable addition to your deer hunting strategy. But they can be lying to you! Here a few reasons showing that they could be: 1. Don't spook deer because they are invisible 2. Undetectable by scent or sound 3. Get all the buck pictures 4. End All To All when it comes to scouting

What's the mast crop like in your area? Light, medium, or is it a heavy mast crop this year? While scouting I found an abundance of red and chestnut oak acorns! This is good and bad. It means that bucks will have plenty of acorns to eat in preparation for the rut. But when there are a lot of trees producing, it makes it difficult to determine which ones that the bucks are using. Here's a tip, when you scout find the oak trees that have the most tracks and droppings around. If bucks and does are feeding there you will find the area with deer droppings. Also, when bucks start rubbing trees, you may find rub sign near the trees that they are eating the acorns off of. If you don't have time to hit the woods and scout, call your state deer biologist and ask them. Typically a mast crop survey is conducted every year. Take this information and use it to your advantage! And, good luck in getting your buck!

Do you know what one of the secrets of being successful on Public Lands is! Often we are told to go deep, get away from hunting pressure and you'll find a mature buck. Many times that is the case. However, a secret that a lot of successful hunters use, is to find Public Land that is next to private land that has agricultural crops. Bigger bucks come from better nutrition, and research has shown this. So, if you don't have much time to hunt, or if you want to try a different strategy. Hunt the Public Land that is beside a soybean, corn field, etc. You'll still need to scout and find the best setup locations. Who knows if you knock on a few doors and be courteous to the land owner, they just might grant you access to the the Public Land. Give it a Shot and see if you can get your buck for 2023!

1-Shot Deer Season Prep 2023! For episode 8 this video is going to take a deep dive into building or making your own water holes for attracting does and bucks. It doesn't matter if you have a small or large piece of property, building a water hole just might be what that big o'l buck needs. This project cost less than $20 dollars to make. All you need is a place to put the small watering hole, a shovel or mattock, a little sweat, add water and bucks beware! Even if there is plenty of water near your property, adding your own watering holes might be enough to influence a nice buck to start using it. And if that happens you can setup a stand and possibly get him when he comes in!

Remember all the years that you didn't get a buck or deer. Stay humble, if you make a good shot, call it that. These are some very popular shooting phrases; smoked him, drilled him, hammered him, gave him the smackdown, or a dirt nap. Yeah they may be catchy phrases, but in reality they really don't describe the shot accurately, and are more for show than accuracy. The goal is to be an outdoors person who respects the animals we pursue, and to harvest them quickly and humanely. On this show, it will be either a good shot or a bad shot, with an emphasis on description and the appropriate action to follow.

Deer season is about to roll around, and we're all out there getting all of the prep work done. From scouting, to hanging stands, setting up trail cameras, to food plots and mineral licks. And all of the activities have one thing in common! They create Pressure! And the deer don't care why we are there, they just know we are. Deer aren't on top of ridges looking at people with binoculars to see if thy have a bow or gun. They just know that we have invaded their area and now they will adjust their travel routes and times. If you have a hunting location that you are pumped up about, do yourself a favor, try to stay out of it for 2 weeks, and maybe the deer will go back to normal. And you will get a opportunity to get one!

1-Shot Deer Season Prep 2023! For episode 6 we're staying in the woods to to give tips on preventing trail camera theft, improving your chances of getting a deer during low light conditions, and an update on my buck mineral licks! Occasionally as a sportsman you may encounter an issue with trail camera theft. What can you do after your camera has been stolen? Or, even better, how do you prevent it? Check out the segment in this video for a simple strategy to help stop camera theft! We all know deer primarily move at dusk and dawn. But a lot of sportsmen only practice with their bows during perfect light conditions. On this video you'll learn the value of utilizing this practice strategy to improve your chances of getting your deer at dusk or dawn. And last, the third segment I'll give an update on how my second buck mineral lick is doing. You need to watch this video and get prepared to get your deer!

A report was published by the NDA after the 2012-22 deer season, stating that over 5.9 million deer were harvested in the US. Of that total private land hunters harvested roughly over 88% of them. So hats off to private land hunters for dominating the sport. And your can be guaranteed that they are also doing most of the quality deer management!