In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson reconnects with Matt Bates, who shares his experiences transitioning from hunting in Kentucky to Georgia. They discuss the unique challenges of hunting in Southeast Georgia, including the terrain, public versus private land dynamics, and the specific regulations at Fort Stewart. Matt provides insights into the local hunting culture, the differences in deer processing, and the camaraderie among hunters in the area. In this conversation, Matt Bates shares his experiences and insights on hunting in Southeast Georgia, particularly focusing on the unique challenges and strategies involved. He discusses the benefits and regulations for military personnel, the importance of scouting and understanding deer movement, and the impact of weather events like hurricanes on hunting. The conversation also delves into the nuances of hunting strategies, including the difference between filling the freezer and trophy hunting, as well as the significance of timing during the rut. Matt recounts a successful hunt, highlighting the factors that contributed to his success and the characteristics of the deer in his area.

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