PredatorTC on new Wired to Hunt podcast

[Mike32]

Good information on this one Joe!!!

[MN Slick]

Very good listen and I agree with the other guys that your points are delivered well.

You made a comment that you often get only one pic of a buck on your cell cams and then they seem to skirt them. Is this specific to cell cams or does it happen with other cameras? Have you noticed this with muliple bucks? Myself and other friends have noticed deer seem to avoid our cell cams much more than standard cams. In some cases they are hung on the exact tree where we had a standard cam in previous years. I put cell cams on scrape trees in 2 different food plots and the bucks all but quit using the scrape tree where in past years bucks would be all over them. Just wondering what yours and other folks are experiencing with cell cams. I'm to the point where I won't be using them near my stand locations.

[backstraps]

Really enjoyed this podcast!!

I can relate identically to so many of the topics you spoke about.

Liked listening to how you utilized and adjusted the BEAST tactics to work for you. You mentioned when you were getting closer and making mistakes....learning from the mistakes.

Also enjoyed you talking about hunting specific bucks. Not having many “specific target bucks”. Being patient and hunting the specific deer when the time is rite!

I guess what I am saying is, when us listeners, get to hear someone we like and respect talk about their hunting and we can relate on so many terms.....makes the podcast that much more fun!

Has been one of my favorite listens.
Thanks Mark and Joe, you guys both done a great job on this one

[Scott S]

Just got to listen to this today. Twice in a row, actually.

I love any video or podcast with Joe in it.

Not trying to be weird or anything, but I'm bordering on being a Rentmeester fanboi.

[BAS4109]

Great podcast. Lots of good info. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[tgreeno]

Well done Joe! You're getting better at these

The content was very relatable for me!

[swwave24]

Nice job on the podcast Joe!

A couple topics that stood out to me was the python look and a matures buck reaction to the smell of it was interesting, never thought of that before. Another interesting topic was the buck hitting there antlers on the dogwood or brush, where little nicks are in the brush or dogwoods. Going to start paying attention to those nicks!

[PredatorTC]

Very good listen and I agree with the other guys that your points are delivered well.

You made a comment that you often get only one pic of a buck on your cell cams and then they seem to skirt them. Is this specific to cell cams or does it happen with other cameras? Have you noticed this with muliple bucks? Myself and other friends have noticed deer seem to avoid our cell cams much more than standard cams. In some cases they are hung on the exact tree where we had a standard cam in previous years. I put cell cams on scrape trees in 2 different food plots and the bucks all but quit using the scrape tree where in past years bucks would be all over them. Just wondering what yours and other folks are experiencing with cell cams. I'm to the point where I won't be using them near my stand locations.

That's exactly what I've have noticed. It's so weird. Some bucks as you mentioned don't care.... there are very few that don't care though. I wonder if it makes a high frequency sound or something that we don't hear kind of like a dog whistle. No idea though.

[Jackson Marsh]

Well done Joe.

[Dewey]

Very good listen and I agree with the other guys that your points are delivered well.

You made a comment that you often get only one pic of a buck on your cell cams and then they seem to skirt them. Is this specific to cell cams or does it happen with other cameras? Have you noticed this with muliple bucks? Myself and other friends have noticed deer seem to avoid our cell cams much more than standard cams. In some cases they are hung on the exact tree where we had a standard cam in previous years. I put cell cams on scrape trees in 2 different food plots and the bucks all but quit using the scrape tree where in past years bucks would be all over them. Just wondering what yours and other folks are experiencing with cell cams. I'm to the point where I won't be using them near my stand locations.

That's exactly what I've have noticed. It's so weird. Some bucks as you mentioned don't care.... there are very few that don't care though. I wonder if it makes a high frequency sound or something that we don't hear kind of like a dog whistle. No idea though.

Interesting. I have two cell cams out now in hill country and will have to watch for that. I started out right away getting a number of bucks with early antler growth but has slowed way down with only a few pics now but still plenty of antlerless deer daily which seem totally unaffected by it. Haven’t seen any real mature bucks on cam yet but these spots haven’t shown too many in the past till later in the heat of the summer due to proximity with water so time will tell.

[PredatorTC]

Very good listen and I agree with the other guys that your points are delivered well.

You made a comment that you often get only one pic of a buck on your cell cams and then they seem to skirt them. Is this specific to cell cams or does it happen with other cameras? Have you noticed this with muliple bucks? Myself and other friends have noticed deer seem to avoid our cell cams much more than standard cams. In some cases they are hung on the exact tree where we had a standard cam in previous years. I put cell cams on scrape trees in 2 different food plots and the bucks all but quit using the scrape tree where in past years bucks would be all over them. Just wondering what yours and other folks are experiencing with cell cams. I'm to the point where I won't be using them near my stand locations.

That's exactly what I've have noticed. It's so weird. Some bucks as you mentioned don't care.... there are very few that don't care though. I wonder if it makes a high frequency sound or something that we don't hear kind of like a dog whistle. No idea though.

Interesting. I have two cell cams out now in hill country and will have to watch for that. I started out right away getting a number of bucks with early antler growth but has slowed way down with only a few pics now but still plenty of antlerless deer daily which seem totally unaffected by it. Haven’t seen any real mature bucks on cam yet but these spots haven’t shown too many in the past till later in the heat of the summer due to proximity with water so time will tell.

We had one on an island by Dan and it didn't seem to affect them terrible. We didn't have past years to compare it to though.

[Dewey]

Very good listen and I agree with the other guys that your points are delivered well.

You made a comment that you often get only one pic of a buck on your cell cams and then they seem to skirt them. Is this specific to cell cams or does it happen with other cameras? Have you noticed this with muliple bucks? Myself and other friends have noticed deer seem to avoid our cell cams much more than standard cams. In some cases they are hung on the exact tree where we had a standard cam in previous years. I put cell cams on scrape trees in 2 different food plots and the bucks all but quit using the scrape tree where in past years bucks would be all over them. Just wondering what yours and other folks are experiencing with cell cams. I'm to the point where I won't be using them near my stand locations.

That's exactly what I've have noticed. It's so weird. Some bucks as you mentioned don't care.... there are very few that don't care though. I wonder if it makes a high frequency sound or something that we don't hear kind of like a dog whistle. No idea though.

Interesting. I have two cell cams out now in hill country and will have to watch for that. I started out right away getting a number of bucks with early antler growth but has slowed way down with only a few pics now but still plenty of antlerless deer daily which seem totally unaffected by it. Haven’t seen any real mature bucks on cam yet but these spots haven’t shown too many in the past till later in the heat of the summer due to proximity with water so time will tell.

We had one on an island by Dan and it didn't seem to affect them terrible. We didn't have past years to compare it to though.

I have standard cams out too in the same general areas so will be interesting to see the difference.

[Bowhunter4life]

Joe is a great hunter and full of knowledge at a young age. Can only imagine what the future holds for this guy. To boot, he is a great guy and one I have a lot of respect for. Great podcast, well done buddy.

[MN Slick]

Very good listen and I agree with the other guys that your points are delivered well.

You made a comment that you often get only one pic of a buck on your cell cams and then they seem to skirt them. Is this specific to cell cams or does it happen with other cameras? Have you noticed this with muliple bucks? Myself and other friends have noticed deer seem to avoid our cell cams much more than standard cams. In some cases they are hung on the exact tree where we had a standard cam in previous years. I put cell cams on scrape trees in 2 different food plots and the bucks all but quit using the scrape tree where in past years bucks would be all over them. Just wondering what yours and other folks are experiencing with cell cams. I'm to the point where I won't be using them near my stand locations.

That's exactly what I've have noticed. It's so weird. Some bucks as you mentioned don't care.... there are very few that don't care though. I wonder if it makes a high frequency sound or something that we don't hear kind of like a dog whistle. No idea though.

Thanks for clarifying. At first I thougth that the black flash was visible but I'm starting to think it has something to do with the cell signal. Funny thing is that I have one on another place that doesn't seem to affect them at all. Signal is weak there so maybe that helps.

[bones09]

This was a good listen!