The #1 Variable When Hunting the Early Season | Mapping Whitetails

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• MA

  @mainewhitetailtactics8127 · 1 month ago · pinned

  This is why I will always hunt mornings in September and October even though its so frowned upon, my biggest buck have been taken before October 2nd. If you truly know bedding you can beat them back in these months

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• RO

  @robertwestonii2902 · 1 month ago

  Uh...You know we want a night study!...LOL Great work Derrick.

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• 4T

  @4tree4 · 1 month ago

  Ayy man, im sure you already know but......just in case nobody's told you, we all appreciate the information from the research that you do.

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• TR

  @Treeninja409 · 1 month ago

  I think the nighttime behavior video would be very beneficial to understanding where they may end up come morning

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• JD

  @JD-zy3se · 1 month ago

  Nighttime behavior and public land vs private land study would be a hit (without specific locations listed)

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• AL

  @alexcoca2795 · 1 month ago

  I rolled my ankle clicking on this one

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• KR

  @kristyrenkema855 · 1 month ago

  Night time study! Yes please.

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• BI

  @BIG_RIK · 1 month ago

  Honey new whitetail research just dropped. Can't go to your parents tonight 😂

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• MR

  @mross8792 · 1 month ago

  So........A deer seeks out a cool spot in hot weather? I'm glad I watched this.

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• MI

  @michaeldoll3505 · 8 days ago

  I love your content. Thank you!  Delivery of info is also top notch!  Most channels say wat they are going to talk about but you have to listen through 3 hours of other StUFf to get to the real info.  You do t do that. Thank you!

• KO

  @kokadjooutdoors620 · 2 weeks ago

  Had cooler temps today and saw lot of moment couple hrs before dusk and was feeding on edge of field/orchard. Eating acorns headed to the field

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• EZ

  @Ezmoshe1 · 8 days ago

  This chicken tractor analogy, as a rookie homesteader myself, is tremendous 👌