Where do bucks move during DAYLIGHT?

[scottmcmillan]

This is one of the best quick explanations of deer sign, cover, bedding, and transition area.

[tannercurley]

I think I've watched every single video you guys have put out. No exaggeration. Your videos have helped me so much. I've been bow hunting 4 years now and am a complete fanatic already. Thank you so much for ypur channel

[nextfriiday]

Thank you. Your tips have helped me hone in on awesome setup spots over the past few seasons.

[tylerpype]

Thanks for the videos guys they have helped me alot. All I do is hunt stateland an I was able to connect with a 165in ninepointer in northern Michigan this year. Next stop boone an crockett

[russellwatters]

Great explanation there Warb, it has helped many times in the past

[mitchellj]

Best hunting show and channel there is! Been watching you guys for years and love every second!

[ThaInfamousv]

You make it look and sound so easy. Love the content man

[keithqueen]

You boys need to do a hunt in Green Swamp WMA in Florida. If you wish to put your skills to the ultimate test, i cant think of a better place to do so. Love y'alls stuff.

[swagcitydripshard]

Please make more vids like this! I’m a newbie to hunting and love this kind of knowledge!

[DJsaintpaulstudios]

Thanks brother. Your spot looks exactly like my spot in MN lol. I knew I needed to move down to that spot

[laneparkins]

One thousandth like! Love what you all are doing, keep it up guys!

[rabbitkillah]

Good tips. Imma use this deer season. Love watchin yall hunt public land it seems like yall see way more deer on yall public than what I see on Michigan's public lands.

[Lonewolve]

The minute you think you figured the deer out, they will surprise you. Great post

[NorthwoodsNomad]

I have been hunting these transition areas for decades . I typically hunt the ‘ curtains ‘ ( curtains are transitional borders that define grassy bedding grounds and farm fields that transition to hardwoods or swamps and low ground areas where thick cover is) and you can always find scrapes and rub lines that follow the curtains as well as bottle neck runs that funnel into adjacent patches of hardwoods, separating the bedding grounds and feeding grounds by rivers / beaver ponds, or ridge lines that deer travel along .

[dougmartin]

Man I Love watching y'all videos just how y'all so down to earth Wear pretty much whatever ever Just watching y'all change my hole outlook on hunting which I always know hunt wind but watching y'all I never buy any cover up spray point blank Hunt the wind if got good stand Big buck showing up you see on camera way come in everytime wind right go in kill him thanks brother for video I'm bow hunter only love watching all y'all bow hunts

[richardbrooks]

Hell yeah good call! And spot for that video

[jobyshaw]

Well, depending on terrain. I was walking and scouting through a huge open hardwood with great terrain differences. I found myself running into big sign. Fresh sign. Everything stated that there was bucks in the area. But holy smokes would rather have your second example of something thicker and actual bedding instead of huge open woods where getting close is almost impossible. Most of the bedding was at the end right off points. Also found some buck beds on the down wind sides of saddles where deer will naturally funnel. The low areas hold sign a lot longer but there was deer and deer sign in the lower areas. Sometimes I think how in the world does anyone come in these areas and shoot big deer. They can hear and see you for a long ways. Still always fun learning, you can never learn to much when you’re hunting mature deer.

[jasonexplains]

This short is better than 99% of the 30-minute videos I've seen on this subject lmao. Everything you need to know in 30 seconds or less

[richardcranium]

“High stem count cover”……
We used to call it thick.

[forrestleach]

Man I wish I could get yall to come walk around my hunting areas with me for a day😂😂