Nebraska mulies??

[Dos Perros]

I'm here to help people out, there's plenty of land there and I can't see why you would get upset over it... No different from someone saying "yeah, head to Pine Ridge"...

You're not here to help people out. You're here for the "look at me's."

 

[gabedenzine]

My goal in the outdoor industry is to always help people that ask for information. Whether that's tactics, locations, or being genuine... I can't believe you guys are all upset over dropping the name of a town. My bad for trying to get guys one step ahead of where I started.

 

[huntngolf]

You trying to help people out over the internet is hurting the guys who put the real work in and find these places the hard way

 

[Dos Perros]

My goal in the outdoor industry is to always help people that ask for information. Whether that's tactics, locations, or being genuine... I can't believe you guys are all upset over dropping the name of a town. My bad for trying to get guys one step ahead of where I started.

How does that help someone? Give and man / teach a man right?

All you’ve done is baited folks to the same area, folks will go, be all over each other, have a bad time, and think you’re full of it.

 

[The_Jim]

When it comes to easy to acquire tags there is a reason everyone is tight lipped about details. It SUCKS having your spot overloaded with hunters. Not everyone that hunts an area is coming from out of state to hunt 1 year. You have to keep the local hunters in mind too.

 

[menhaden_man]

How’s this year shaping up for deer in Nebraska? We’ll be there for blackpowder.

 

[Skerhunter]

My goal in the outdoor industry is to always help people that ask for information. Whether that's tactics, locations, or being genuine... I can't believe you guys are all upset over dropping the name of a town. My bad for trying to get guys one step ahead of where I started.

I think the point is you you aren't making a "general statement", your statement is about a very specific area with limited resources. Hopefully you are smart enough to leave those specifics out of your video. Save the specifics for a private conversation, 1 on 1 with someone if you want to help that bad.

Any public land area can be good hunting, until it becomes over-run with hunters (sometimes just by chance, other times by people running their mouths).

If you want to stay true to your "goal in the outdoor industry" you should at least edit your post (you aren't helping anyone, if 500 people show up to bow hunt the same area).

 

[Skerhunter]

How’s this year shaping up for deer in Nebraska? We’ll be there for blackpowder.

Pretty normal so far, a little dry in some areas. Harvest is going to fly by, if we don't get a bunch of rain to slow it down.

FYI - we have a new rifle season, so now landowners can hunt November 6th-8th and then hunt the normal rifle season that opens the following week. That's probably not going to help the size/number of bucks!?!?

 

[Laramie]

My goal in the outdoor industry is to always help people that ask for information. Whether that's tactics, locations, or being genuine... I can't believe you guys are all upset over dropping the name of a town. My bad for trying to get guys one step ahead of where I started.

Your "help" is not going to accomplish what you want. As the comments above have shown, you are just going to tick people off. I hunt in the general vicinity to the locations you posted and have seen a steady increase in non-resident archery hunters. The pressure there has already basically ruined them. Anyone else you send there is likely going to be pissed they wasted a week to go hunt pressured pheasant fields.

 

[Laramie]

Pretty normal so far, a little dry in some areas. Harvest is going to fly by, if we don't get a bunch of rain to slow it down.

FYI - we have a new rifle season, so now landowners can hunt November 6th-8th and then hunt the normal rifle season that opens the following week. That's probably not going to help the size/number of bucks!?!?

EHD is hitting some areas- especially Western part of the state. Not a lot of news out yet but I know landowners are finding dead deer and biologists are getting busy. Eastern Wyoming has also lost quite a few deer and antelope.

 

[gabedenzine]

Your "help" is not going to accomplish what you want. As the comments above have shown, you are just going to tick people off. I hunt in the general vicinity to the locations you posted and have seen a steady increase in non-resident archery hunters. The pressure there has already basically ruined them. Anyone else you send there is likely going to be pissed they wasted a week to go hunt pressured pheasant fields.

So do you want me to suggest Pine ridge like everyone else?

 

[silasbowhunter]

Pretty normal so far, a little dry in some areas. Harvest is going to fly by, if we don't get a bunch of rain to slow it down.

FYI - we have a new rifle season, so now landowners can hunt November 6th-8th and then hunt the normal rifle season that opens the following week. That's probably not going to help the size/number of bucks!?!?

I actually think it might help the size/number of bucks… that landowners kill haha


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[Skerhunter]

EHD is hitting some areas- especially Western part of the state. Not a lot of news out yet but I know landowners are finding dead deer and biologists are getting busy. Eastern Wyoming has also lost quite a few deer and antelope.

Thanks for the info! I haven't heard anyone mention EHD yet this fall.

 

[silasbowhunter]

So do you want me to suggest Pine ridge like everyone else?

The pine ridge is somewhere around 200,000 acres lol that’s quite a bit different from posting a very specific town of 500 people on a public forum.
I have no problem with you telling people where you hunted! But why would you do it publicly. Do it 1 on 1 at least.

What public land tracts do you hunt in Missouri? Been thinking about heading there for a whitetail.


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[silasbowhunter]

Thanks for the info! I haven't heard anyone mention EHD yet this fall.

Central NE sandhills we found a couple bucks from EHD really early this summer. Nothing found since May-June though.


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[gabedenzine]

The pine ridge is somewhere around 200,000 acres lol that’s quite a bit different from posting a very specific town of 500 people on a public forum.
I have no problem with you telling people where you hunted! But why would you do it publicly. Do it 1 on 1 at least.

What public land tracts do you hunt in Missouri? Been thinking about heading there for a whitetail.


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Because you're trying to make a point, I'll still make mine.

I'm in Columbia, there's public all over. Between Mark Twain and local Conservation areas, the hunting land is endless.

 

[silasbowhunter]

Because you're trying to make a point, I'll still make mine.

I'm in Columbia, there's public all over. Between Mark Twain and local Conservation areas, the hunting land is endless.

Thats 1.5 million acres…

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[Skerhunter]

Because you're trying to make a point, I'll still make mine.

I'm in Columbia, there's public all over. Between Mark Twain and local Conservation areas, the hunting land is endless.

I think you made your point! The area you specifically mentioned, doesn't have endless hunting land available to the public!

 

[gabedenzine]

I think you made your point! The area you specifically mentioned, doesn't have endless hunting land available to the public!

I apologize, 45,000 plus acres isn't really that much, my bad.

 

[Laramie]

So do you want me to suggest Pine ridge like everyone else?

Your missing the point completely. Suggesting specific hunting destinations publicly only hurts the specific destinations. It may get your video a few more views but there are other ways to do that without placing the pin on the map specifically. I have watched your videos- enjoyed a couple. I will not be watching any more if you continue this practice.