Exodus interview with Dan Infalt

[dan]

Exodus came out last summer and filmed an interview with me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07EIG83H9A8&feature=youtu.be

[DTuck]

Great video, Thanks for posting Dan.

[Eddiegomes83]

Great information. Thanks for sharing.

[Crazinamatese]

I watched about 5 minutes and the questions that Dan is being asked so far is totally applying to a situation Im trying to figure out right now.

[Jackson Marsh]

[hambone]

[Dewey]

Great interview.

[Uncle Lou]

Since I am not hunting again this morning, I might as well give it a listen.

[Mike32]

It was a good listen, thanks for posting.

[Bowhuntercoop]

Solid advice as always. Nice job Dan.

[Rob loper]

Exodus came out last summer and filmed an interview with me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07EIG83H9A8&feature=youtu.be

This was a good one Dan. Its was really short and too the point.
Not that any of us couldnt soak in the knowledge you always share with us for hours but it was really good
Short snd too the point
The gentleman seemed to ask very specific and good questions too.
He was good
Definitely a good watch or listen

[NH Teufelhund]

Exodus came out last summer and filmed an interview with me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07EIG83H9A8&feature=youtu.be

Dan I haven’t heard you talk about scents very much. In the video you mentioned that as you scout into a spot your only concerns for scent are not to walk on his trails where he is coming and going, and also not to let your scent get to where he is at. But my question is, sometimes during the rut they can come from unexpected directions so do you ever use estrous scents or anything like that to throw them off if it’s rut and you are concerned they may come from down wind of you?

[Dpierce72]

[dan]

Exodus came out last summer and filmed an interview with me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07EIG83H9A8&feature=youtu.be

Dan I haven’t heard you talk about scents very much. In the video you mentioned that as you scout into a spot your only concerns for scent are not to walk on his trails where he is coming and going, and also not to let your scent get to where he is at. But my question is, sometimes during the rut they can come from unexpected directions so do you ever use estrous scents or anything like that to throw them off if it’s rut and you are concerned they may come from down wind of you?

No doubt estrous scents can work... But they also can cost you deer, and cause deer to come in on alert and I have seen deer spook at the smell of it. While I do agree deer "can" come in from any direction, most people who say that are setting up on sign rather than bedding and terrain. Even in rut, my target bucks generally come from right where expected. For me, the best way to kill mature bucks is to put the gimmicks away and hunt them down.

[NH Teufelhund]

Exodus came out last summer and filmed an interview with me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07EIG83H9A8&feature=youtu.be

Dan I haven’t heard you talk about scents very much. In the video you mentioned that as you scout into a spot your only concerns for scent are not to walk on his trails where he is coming and going, and also not to let your scent get to where he is at. But my question is, sometimes during the rut they can come from unexpected directions so do you ever use estrous scents or anything like that to throw them off if it’s rut and you are concerned they may come from down wind of you?

No doubt estrous scents can work... But they also can cost you deer, and cause deer to come in on alert and I have seen deer spook at the smell of it. While I do agree deer "can" come in from any direction, most people who say that are setting up on sign rather than bedding and terrain. Even in rut, my target bucks generally come from right where expected. For me, the best way to kill mature bucks is to put the gimmicks away and hunt them down.

Thanks for the answer Dan. This is my first full season attempting to be a beast and that’s what I was thinking as well, just try to keep all scent out of the equation, including my own but I wasn’t sure.