DaveT1963 - Down South Hunting Podcast

[<DK>]

I cant say enough about how good this interview was! Congratulations DaveT & great job Florida. Thanks for taking the time. Hunting beast podcasts have pretty much replaced my music this summer. Enjoy!

http://www.downsouthhunting.com/ep008-h ... avid-toms/

Original thread by Florida viewtopic.php?f=295&t=40773

[huntinsonovagun]

Good one! DaveT is one of the guys I pay attention to when he speaks!!

[UofLbowhunter]

good podcast!

[PK_]

I really enjoyed it. I loved what you had to say about morning hunts and the inconsistency with specific bucks and specific beds. It is spot on with what I have found for the most part.

[<DK>]

I really enjoyed it. I loved what you had to say about morning hunts and the inconsistency with specific bucks and specific beds. It is spot on with what I have found for the most part.

That really resonated w me as well.

[SE_trad_hunter]

I really enjoyed this one as well. Much respect for you Dave!

[Wannabelikedan]

I really enjoyed it. I loved what you had to say about morning hunts and the inconsistency with specific bucks and specific beds. It is spot on with what I have found for the most part.

X2. He confirmed my suspicions with hogs destroying/competing with deer bedding. Can't count the number of occasions that I've seen what looks like good bedding and found the hogs have torn all the sign up. The only beds I can find with some consistency that aren't tampered with are ones on a northerly wind. May just be random luck but like everything else in the woods there has to be some reasoning behind it.

[pilgrimhunter]

Good job Dave! I really enjoyed the wealth of experience and knowledge he speaks from. And enjoyed seeing how his approach may differ from some other hunters I respect because of the terrain he hunts.

[JoeRE]

Great job with the podcast Dave. I really enjoy listening to different view points on hunting bedding strategy.

The coyote howl idea is a brand new one to me that is for sure. Coyotes do strongly favor rivers and creeks around here as travel and hunting corridors so I could see how it works where you live. Water usually isn't in short supply around here. Nor are yotes!

[Florida]

Thanks DarkKnight and others. Dave was a great interview and it's quickly rising to the top of our downloads, I'm sure thanks to the Beast. We hope to get some more hidden gem type guests on the show along with biologists and some other different hunting topics.