This podcast covers hunting tactics between Late September and Mid October. This time frame is a great time to try some new tactics, abandon your common food source / field edge hunting tactics and get in the woods to find some elusive and secluded whitetails. We cover hunting tactics for natural food sources, large trails, bedding areas, pinch points/funnels, and early opening scrapes. These can be extremely effective when the typical early season ag food sources such as soy beans dry up and become undesirable. 

I discuss the different types of treestands - Ladder, Climber, Hang Ons, and Tree-Saddles, and their pros and cons. They all have different uses and places it just depends on your scenario and what you're comfortable with. We also touch on make shift ground blinds and the perfect chair for ground blinds. Deer hunting can be done in many ways, and I know as a beginner hunter I always questioned which treestand was the "best" but in reality I never knew it was just all situational. Hope the podcast helps you with your decision making!

This podcast covers thoughts on how to hunt whitetail deer in the early season from early September to early October. Hunting over food sources is your best way to go and getting as close as you can to the bedding areas greatly improves your odds.