THANK YOU!!! I do not come from a hunting background. No father/son knowledge passed. I have learned so much from simply watching your videos that I went ahead and bought your whitetail bow hunting video. I almost feel like I’m cheating through years of “hand-me-down” tips, tricks, and strategies. I now have a basis to build off. And self reliant knowledge to pass to my son and daughters. Thank you
Love hearing this! Glad you are enjoying the content and love that you want to pass it on to your kids. The woods is an amazing place and the knowledge it can teach you goes well beyond hunting. Enjoy it all! And any questions ask!
Great video; thank you. A rain poncho is always handy, pretty small in terms of storage and it seconds as shelter in the event you get lost and end up staying the night in the woods. I also like to keep a neck gaiter close by. They protect you from, in my case, the Florida sun, they provide additional camouflage without the need for greasy face paint and they help mitigate those pesky gnats you talked about. Anyhow, thank you for sharing!
Very helpful dude, 21 years ago Donald Rumsfeld gave me a backpack... And I really got to explore the room with the cowbell in the South Carolina swamps on Paris Island... at age 34. Now I am going back at age 54 bow hunting for hogs, same March timeframe too. Stoked!!!
Tennis shoes paired with gaiters were a game changer for me. I actually upgraded to Solomon speed cross 5 and added drain holes. So much better than heavy boots. Unless you don't cross water. Every time I've went, I'd wade though hip high water several times throughout the day. No way I'd ever take boots again, let alone waders.
Wow, I think you singlehandedly drove up the price of the Lacrosse snake boots, Seriously appreciate this video. My first hunt will be this year. in TX.
Well you can hunt year round just got to be on private land. Same with baiting you can bait on private land but not on public land. I think that should change.
@@GeorgiaWoodsmen you can hunt hogs year around on public lands in Georgia but are required to use weapons for what ever game is in season. Example: turkey season would be shotgun or primitive weapons that you have to use for the hog hunt.
We seem to pack pretty much the same stuff. I haven't used OnX yet, but must give it a try soon. A couple of things that I include are a small three legged folding camp stool in case I want to tuck up in some bushes for a rest and a 20K mah power bank to recharge up my phone on those rest breaks. One thing that I've been thinking about adding is a personal locator beacon for an added measure of "safety" when I get off in spots without cell service. That way if I get hit by a big bad mad moccasin and can't make it back to the truck, they'll at least know where my body is. Surely they'll find me before the hogs come eat me up. lol
Check out Hill People Gear. I’ve hunted pigs for a long time and I use their prairie belt with a butt pack. It’s nice having it on your hips in the southern heat. Also, I recommend changing out duct tape for electric tape smaller and just as useful (my preference at least). Great video I’ve been watching them all lately. Hopefully you’re still out there getting it!
Very helpful dude, 21 years ago Donald Rumsfeld gave me a backpack... And I really got to explore the room with the cowbell in the South Carolina swamps on Paris Island... at age 34. Now I am going back at age 54 bow hunting for hogs, same March timeframe too. Stoked!!!
