How To Hunt Deer

In this episode of the How to Hunt Deer Podcast, Dan Johnson and Jason Thibodeau discuss the impact of weather patterns on deer hunting, share their Super Bowl experiences, and delve into the importance of accessing small properties for effective hunting. They emphasize the need for proper access routes to avoid spooking deer and maximizing hunting success. In this conversation, Dan Johnson and Jason Thibodeau discuss effective strategies for hunting small properties, emphasizing the importance of access routes, timing of hunts, understanding neighboring properties, and the critical role of wind direction. They share personal experiences and insights on how to maximize success while hunting in limited spaces, including the use of trail cameras and the necessity of careful planning to avoid over-pressuring the area.

Takeaways:

• Weather patterns significantly affect deer movement and hunting success.
• Mild winters can lead to fewer shed finds and smaller antler sizes.
• Proper parking and access routes can greatly influence deer behavior.
• Family activities around the Super Bowl can be enjoyable and memorable.
• Kendrick Lamar's poetic talent was highlighted in a trivia discussion.
• Personal preferences in music can vary widely among listeners.
• The rise of girls wrestling is impacting traditional sports like basketball.
• Accessing small properties requires careful planning and permission.
• Understanding wind direction is crucial for effective hunting access.
• Small changes in access can lead to significant improvements in hunting outcomes. Access routes are crucial for successful hunting.
• Lazy access can lead to poor results.
• Small properties can often become mere travel routes for deer.
• Trail cameras provide valuable insights into deer movement.
• Getting into your stand early can improve morning hunts.
• Understanding wind direction is key to accessing properties effectively.
• Neighboring properties can impact deer movement and hunting success.
• Overhunting small properties can quickly lead to diminished returns.
• Using terrain features can enhance your access strategy.
• Scouting should be done slowly to observe wind patterns.