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Stay Out September: Prepping for a Successful Hunting Season With Dave McChesney
In this episode of the Generations Hunt Podcast, I sit down with Dave McChesney to discuss an exciting new project aimed at helping hunters prepare for the upcoming season. Dave, who has transitioned from a traditional hunter to a mobile hunter, shares his insights and experiences. We introduce the concept of "Stay Out September" (SOS), a framework designed to ensure hunters complete their preparations in August, allowing the woods to settle before the season starts.
Dave emphasizes the importance of planning and preparation, especially for new hunters who might not realize the extensive work required before the season begins. We discuss the necessity of scouting, setting up trail cameras, and preparing gear well in advance. Dave provides detailed advice on camera setup, including the use of paracord instead of straps to reduce visibility and the importance of keeping cameras clean and well-maintained.
Throughout the episode, we stress the importance of historical data and the need to adapt based on real-time observations. We also touch on the benefits of gaining access permissions from private landowners to improve hunting strategies on public lands.
Week 1: Planning starts now
What about no previous scouting or spot prep?
Get out there as much as possible
Find early season food sources
Stay out of bedding areas you plan to hunt early season
Identify rut cruising spots
Set cams
Camera inventory. Do you have enough SD cards and batteries? Are your straps in good condition? Can you switch to paracord to hide them more? Good Sit Mobile mounts to hang them high. Clean the lenses and flash. Are you going to paint them?
Pick out your spots. How many cameras do you have? Do you have soaker spots for season long inventory? What spots are you planning on hunting early season? Do you need to set mock scrapes? Do you have your scents ready? Are your trees prepped? Access mapped out? Proper wind identified?
Do you need any last minute work done on your bow? Shops will be packed! New strings and repairs will take longer. Get ahead of the pressure.
Shoot your bow!
any questions please feel free to reach out to GTH or Dave https://www.instagram.com/barefootdave_?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==
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Huntworth camo - https://huntworthgear.com
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In this episode of the Generations Hunt Podcast, I sit down with Dave McChesney to discuss an exciting new project aimed at helping hunters prepare for the upcoming season. Dave, who has transitioned from a traditional hunter to a mobile hunter, shares his insights and experiences. We introduce the concept of "Stay Out September" (SOS), a framework designed to ensure hunters complete their preparations in August, allowing the woods to settle before the season starts.
Dave emphasizes the importance of planning and preparation, especially for new hunters who might not realize the extensive work required before the season begins. We discuss the necessity of scouting, setting up trail cameras, and preparing gear well in advance. Dave provides detailed advice on camera setup, including the use of paracord instead of straps to reduce visibility and the importance of keeping cameras clean and well-maintained.
Throughout the episode, we stress the importance of historical data and the need to adapt based on real-time observations. We also touch on the benefits of gaining access permissions from private landowners to improve hunting strategies on public lands.
Week 1: Planning starts now
What about no previous scouting or spot prep?
Get out there as much as possible
Find early season food sources
Stay out of bedding areas you plan to hunt early season
Identify rut cruising spots
Set cams
Camera inventory. Do you have enough SD cards and batteries? Are your straps in good condition? Can you switch to paracord to hide them more? Good Sit Mobile mounts to hang them high. Clean the lenses and flash. Are you going to paint them?
Pick out your spots. How many cameras do you have? Do you have soaker spots for season long inventory? What spots are you planning on hunting early season? Do you need to set mock scrapes? Do you have your scents ready? Are your trees prepped? Access mapped out? Proper wind identified?
Do you need any last minute work done on your bow? Shops will be packed! New strings and repairs will take longer. Get ahead of the pressure.
Shoot your bow!
any questions please feel free to reach out to GTH or Dave https://www.instagram.com/barefootdave_?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==
► SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/generations_to_hunt_podcast/
YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@generationstohuntpodcast193
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Generationstohunt
https://vparchery.com/collections/all
VPA Code GTH10
Latitude Outdoors- www.latitudeoutdoors.com code GTH
Huntworth camo - https://huntworthgear.com