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Great interview!

Congratulations rewarding hunts💪

Great video. I had the pleasure of meeting Joe at one of his seminars just east of Syracuse. Joe is one the most informative speakers I have ever heard. He is so concise. Very easy to understand. He really keeps his seminars interesting with great analogies. I would highly recommend listening to Joe. Not to mention I think he’s a great guy🦌

AWESOME podcast Joe is an amazing person to mentor and want to get others out there and track bucks in the snow between Joe, The ADK trackers, Hal Blood etc. my 10 yr goal is to kill a buck tracking in the lower ADK I still and stand hunted an area many many yrs ago with nothing to show for now watching these gentlemen and learning from them I’ve already planned a few hunts once I’m back on my feet I won’t do it unless I’m ready physically THANK YOU both for sharing WISHING everyone the BEST👍🏼🦌🇺🇸

Great questions Beau and awesome info from Joe. Joe tells his stories great...

Leave that shit alone. Why is everyone chasing clout?

Great interview and information.. I've seen videos on Joe.

A lot to learn here, great video!

I’ve noticed the same for a wind shift to from when the first hour of light it’s calm and the thermals are still dropping then right around the same time the thermals flip the wind gradually starts picking up those bucks will make a small to medium movement at that time to go into their mid day afternoon bed.

Luck is created where preparation and opportunity meet!

IMO it’s better to just take a day off to rest if you aren’t physically or mentally there because it’s better to not be in the woods when that monster walks by then to have him walk by and catch you off guard and you screw it up. Had that happen last year hunting on the ground in a creek bottom fell asleep woke up to 2 does 15yds from me and it literally made me jump when I seen them and they busted me well the worse part about it was that a monster 8/10pt was right behind them and I didn’t know it tell it was to late. 😅

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These are the videos of the future. Jake bush did some thing similar last year. Love it. Keep up the great work.

Ok, so i get and love what you're saying. But i have killed my last 4 from oct 16th thru oct 28th. Idk what is going on lol

Nov 10-14 10am to 2pm. Can’t beat it. North Central PA that is! IMO

How are you dealing with the wind swirling down in the bottoms?

Way to kill it again, Beau. Love these, man. Keep it brother!! Love how you and Johnny break it down. Glad you did one on a old beaver damn. Likebthat one i showed you earlier this year when we met. All that sign was running through my head when i watched this. Kick ass brother!! Thanks man!!

Water Buffalo topic....

How do you guys get a 200 pounder out from down there?

Awesome stuff guys

My thoughts exactly, he's just showing up for a short window, his core area is probably 5+ miles away. I would look at the benches on the points dropping into the bottom as well but If he was their the sign would of stood out in the bottoms. Good job breaking it all down.

Really enjoying the videos, Beau. These are the exact type of woods I hunt, thanks for the hard work!!

Man I live not to far from you a little south in lycoming. It’s amazing how different the country is!! Mountain Laurel everywhere so thick you can’t even walk through it and oak trees litter the forest. It must be the soil on why it is so different.

The last few years I've really gotten into hunting mountainous terrain and trying to read the sign has been kind of troublesome for me. I'd love to be able to sit down with guys and really get into details while looking at maps. Good video, thanks!!!

dont take anything this kid says to heart just watch his last hunt with his over priced kid arrows that turned a cape into a pin cushion

Beau, I killed a very similar wva buck way up north in Preston county last season. Last day of bow before rifle, he was all rutted up chasing a doe, grunted him in to 10 yards. Nothing like a mountain state monarch! Great video, thank you!

Very similar to what I’ve found that works for us. Last trip I lost 11 pounds, but never got sick, just felt great because of excellent food choices and exercise. I start my morning off with coffee and mct oil, hot chocolate for my son, then when the code is finished a Greenbelly Meal bar, which can be 500-600+ calories first thing. Then throughout the day I have 150-250 calorie snacks consisting of various RxBar flavors, the Fatty meat sticks, Jocko Hydate packs, EmergenC+ drink mix, various Justins nut butters & butter cups, organic corn chips, a roasted nit mix of macadamia, pecan, walnut and cashew, a protein bar, then close the day out with a hot meal of Peak Refuel entrees, and the day of low calorie meals like breakfast skillet and 3 bean chilli Mac, I add the peach or mountain berry cobbler to make up for it and provide some dessert delight. I still keep up on my multivitamins, creatine, CBD, joint warfare and testosterone optimizer since I’m getting old. All of this provides for about 3500 calories in a vacuum sealed bag.

That’s my kind of area. Back in and wandering bucks .

love it. keep these coming Beau

He has a video say 420 to 450 is as heavy as u need for anything in North America . lol why he went higher is he is poster boy for ultra views arrow and his setup puts him in that range . There here to sell products

Good stuff. Do you do a lot of practice runs to nail down your approach in to the stand after you find a spot to hunt? I’m really curious about the morning hunts when you have to rely on flashlights vs afternoon hunts where you can keep eyes peeled for spooking deer. Me personally I like to turn my tracker on for my walk out after scouting and keeping my “walk in” as my focus when exiting.

The wore lots of Wool

What about in Australia

Was this your hunt or someone's else hunt and I ask because I've lived in remote alaska for awhile could see moose and bear every day when I first got to alaska I was in Cordova a little bush town

I've learned that keeping in shape year-round is the best way for me for me

100% agree I hunt pa big woods and started keep track of when I was getting big buck pictures and the dates are all about the same as yours

Nov 7th has always been my favorite day to be in the woods in the northeast. Then I met a woman and married her whose birthday is on the same day. 😮

5 thru 15 are my dates

Cant miss dates in New England, November 8 to 18th. Period.

Oct 25 - Nov 10 is my sweet spot. Our firearm season opens Nov 15 and when the camps start setting up, the deer know what time it is. 🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃

Jeff Sturgis explained this quite well I think He calls those bucks long distance cruisers. He thinks the mature bucks already know where the does are and when they're receptive, vs the younger bucks that are bird dogging through the woods trying to find something to chase. By the end of that first week - 10 days in November, the younger bucks don't have the stamina or knowledge to keep going. Those big bucks that are bigger, stronger, and smarter, have the energy and knowledge to efficiently move those really long distances in that second week looking for the last of the receptive does. He shot a really solid buck in Ohio doing this. I believe he was on a super long bench movement in the 3rd week of November (equivalent to the 2nd week for us in PA) and caught him going between 2 clear cuts miles apart - Caleb

in what hunting world is Nov 7-16 overlooked? prime time

I agree with ya! I never thought anything would replace my Fanatic Hoodie. I own 3 of them. Until the Core Merino 330 hoody came out! They nailed it! I also love running the Timerline pant for whitetails in the NE

I wonder if any states still allow the harvest of a "camp deer"

Beau Martonik, nice video keep it up

was great meeting you both at the show. thanks for bringing it to lancaster area.

Enjoyed the podcast. Really good content. Just curious Beau. When do you think the lock-down period is in your neck of the woods?

I've got nothing against those untamed guys but most of the youtube content in WV is all on their barron land.. lol WV is not like that at all... Im gonna message you a couple public spots to scout Beau

White oak

As a Alaska resident I enjoyed watching your video as it captured the fullness of the Alaskan bush. Even though I don't particularly like moose hunting as much as others like caribou it brang me immense joy watching your video