Post season scouting is one of the most effective ways to locate buck bedding areas and understand how mature whitetails use terrain on public land. In this episode of the Hunt The Season Podcast, we break down how to find buck bedding spots after the season, what sign to focus on, and how to turn those observations into success during the fall.

Joined by Greg Kazmierski, we dive into real-world scouting stories from Pennsylvania public land, including specific buck beds we’ve found, the terrain features that consistently hold deer, and how pressured whitetails adjust their bedding behavior. From big woods hillsides to overlooked pockets, this conversation is built around boots-on-the-ground experience and lessons learned in the field.

If you’re looking to improve your post season scouting, find more consistent buck bedding, and hunt smarter on public land, this episode will help you connect the dots heading into next season.

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I used to think mobile hunting was about the ounces. Here's what actually changed- and what really makes a better public or private land mobile hunter. This is my journey as a mobile hunter and the trials/ failures that I went through to FINALLY feel like I'm a proficient mobile hunter.

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In this episode of the Hunt The Season Podcast, we break down lessons from the 2025/26 hunting season and analyze self-filmed whitetail hunts to help you become a better hunter and filmmaker.

Cody dives into what he’s changing for the 2026/27 whitetail season, from self-filming adjustments to better in-season decision making on public land. Danny shares what he wants to improve this upcoming NFL season when it comes to filming, editing, storytelling, and creating more engaging sports content.

Then we shift gears and start CRITIQUING hunt films from other creators — not to tear anyone down, but to grow as filmmakers and hunters.

We break down:

• Self-filming whitetail hunts

• Camera placement in the tree

• Shot selection and angles

• Hunting video storytelling

• Editing pace and structure

• What makes a hunt film engaging

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By no means are we pros at filming — we still have a LOT to learn. But if you aren’t failing, you aren’t learning. This episode is all about growth, improvement, and becoming better hunters and storytellers.

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Deer season is over… so what now?For a lot of hunters, this is the time of year when gear gets thrown in the corner and trail cameras get forgotten. But the off-season is where next fall’s success really starts.In this video, I walk through how I hunt the off-season by going back through trail camera SD cards, cleaning and maintaining cameras, and organizing photos that are actually worth saving. Instead of drowning in thousands of pictures, I explain how I narrow it down to the images that matter and why that helps me make better decisions moving forward.I also break down my mobile hunting setup, including the final pieces I added and why I made a big change before the season ever started. I explain why I switched up my hang-on stand setup, what wasn’t working for me before, and how those changes impacted the way I hunt.This isn’t a “top 10 tips” video or a gear sales pitch. It’s an honest discussion about:What to do with trail camera data after the seasonWhy cleaning and maintaining trail cameras mattersHow to organize trail camera photos for future huntsHow and why I adjusted my mobile hunting setupLessons learned from making a major hang-on stand switchIf you’re a public land hunter, big woods hunter, or someone who enjoys learning through real experiences instead of hype, this video is meant to start a conversation.👇 Join the discussion in the comments:What do you focus on once the season ends — trail cameras, scouting, gear tweaks, or unplugging completely?

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The PA Game Commission board meeting took place on January 24, 2026 and they discussed multiple possible changes to the Pennsylvania hunting season.

The board voted on a change to the Pennsylvania Rifle season A 6–3 vote at the PA Game Commission could change rifle season as we know it. I break down what was decided, what wasn’t, and where hunters still have a voice.

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BREAKING: Pennsylvania may move rifle deer season to the Saturday before Thanksgiving. Here’s what the Game Commission is proposing and what it could mean for PA hunters this fall. Let’s talk about it.

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In this episode of the Hunt The Season Podcast, Bryce Canada of Mobile Hunter Prince LLC joins the show to break down mobile hunting strategies and why adapting to a lightweight, efficient setup is crucial for success on pressured whitetail deer. Bryce and the hosts discuss the transition from traditional stationary tree stand setups to mobile hunting systems, including .5 stands, saddle hunting, and minimalist gear.The conversation dives into how mobile deer hunting has helped hunters stay effective in highly pressured areas like Michigan and Pennsylvania, allowing faster setups, better access to hard-to-reach locations, and increased adaptability during the season. Bryce Canada shares firsthand experience hunting pressured public land and explains how mobile setups can significantly improve shot opportunities.Bryce also breaks down the origin story of Mobile Hunter Prince LLC, which began with custom Lone Wolf stick accessories made using a 3D printer his wife purchased. What started as a small project quickly grew into a respected mobile hunting brand built on the principles of affordability, efficiency, and minimalist design.Throughout the episode, Bryce highlights popular Mobile Hunter Prince products such as the tether cincher, milkweed holder, and lineman rope adjustment, all designed to improve speed and efficiency for mobile hunters. These products are now available through Etsy and Eastern Woods Outdoors.If you’re interested in mobile whitetail hunting, saddle hunting gear, or learning how to hunt pressured deer more effectively, this episode delivers valuable insights from experienced hunters who live the mobile hunting lifestyle.Topics Covered:Mobile hunting vs stationary setupsSaddle hunting and .5 standsHunting pressured deer on public landMichigan and Pennsylvania whitetail strategiesMobile Hunter Prince gear and philosophy🎯 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share for more whitetail hunting tips, mobile hunting gear reviews, and podcast episodes from Hunt The Season.

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In this video of Hunt The Season, Ethan, Jeff and Myself chat about how the Rifle hunting season went, along with the encounters we had this year, not only with doe but mature mountain buck! Along with that we share some stories, lessons, plans for the next year and what we would have done differently. We also talk about the law that was broken and what we did!Thank you for listening and check out the links belowSupport for the Podcast:Code of Silence Camo- HUNTSEASON10 -https://alnk.to/eZJeydTCamp.Co- HTS save 10%DeerAge- https://deerage.com/- HTS to save 10%OnX HuntLatitude Outdoors- https://alnk.to/58sFmedTideWe: https://alnk.to/cb5O0ek

On this episode of Hunt The Season, I sat down to chat with Kyle Allen out of Ohio who is also a Big woods Pennsylvania hunter. We talk about how his season went with harvesting a beautiful Ohio buck on his own property in the early season and being able to have his son there to help with the recovery. To then being able to connect a public land Pennsylvania 10 point in the mountains!

We then dive into the really big topic we wanted to talk about, trail cameras, primarily cell cameras and how we have seen them all over the woods and how we feel like we are being watched with every step we take.

This is a very opinionated based episode about trail cameras, if you can not handle this type of conversation then I would recommend tunning in next week to another episode.

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In this episode of the Hunt The Season Podcast, pressured-whitetail, Nick Queen breaks down advanced public-land tactics that put mature bucks on the ground—even in the heaviest hunting pressure. Recorded during Pennsylvania’s rifle season, Nick contrasts PA pressure with Illinois’ unique gun/tag system and explains how he adapts to crowded woods, shifting deer movement, and “educated” bucks that refuse to leave their core area.

Nick shares the full story of a giant ten-pointer he chased all season, including close calls, mistakes, thermal tricks on a heated lake, unconventional access routes, and the rmoment he learned the buck was finally killed on adjacent private land. From navigating public-land pressure to understanding bedding logic, parallel trails, faint sign, and “creative entry,” Nick gives real-world deer hunting advice—not generic top-five lists.

If you want deeper insight into public land bowhunting, rut tactics, high-pressure whitetails, big buck behavior, and how to outsmart mature deer when everyone else is in the woods, this episode is packed with strategy hunters can apply immediately.