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Putting out these shorter segments is about the smartest thing yall could've done.Thanks

Forty years ago, there was a 75-acre track of land that had honeysuckle thickets throughout it, and there were, i guess, 300 or more scrapes and rubs everywhere, but it was full of does, and you couldn't hunt it without getting blew out of the stand by does. We killed some deer there for a few years. It was great for East Texas. I love the podcast.

Well the biggest buck on our property was 75 yards off the road an 200 yards from the house. I just googled mapped the area and he was on a north facing slope. Holy smokes!!! After watching this video I had to look at the map. Glad I did !!

Yo what's the trick then?

The picture of him with the deer on tbe thumbnail he has boots on and looks like he just got out of the shower.im calling bs on this dude and im almost always right on calling peoples bs.

Clifton is a great dude, met him a few times and he’s always cool as hell

Wow, little constructive criticism. I didn't hear the word Pittman Robinson act nor the Dingll Johnson sports fishing and recreation act mentioned. Actually most hunting dollars comes from the recreational shooter not the hunter that buys one box of shells a year. A big threat to hunting is Xbox and PlayStation along with the anti-meat movement take and hold in this country. Animal Rights activist has moved from direct action to the courtrooms, boardrooms and chemistry labs. Let's not leave out the weather forecaster that pushes global warming caused by cow farts which basically is an anti meat propaganda. Us as hunting advocates need to be versed in topics other than direct hunting how too's and be ready for dialogue with anti hunting and anti meat movement. It may not be the person you're debating with mind you will change but the person listening to the debate. Hunter's best friends right now is the carnivore community well versed in meats nutrition benefits and hunters don't even know it.

Nice shirt Andrew

When do deer really get onto that kudzu? Where I’m at I am not noticing them browsing it a ton at this point(June)

no shirt, no shoes, no clue

At least he’s in a good spot😂

Personally, I think more important than the vegetation the deer are eating is the soil quality! I'm in Ohio, but there's an obvious difference between the deer that live in black soil/agg land and the deer that live in the hills of the NF, even tho they plant agg in the hills too. For y'all it's the biggest factor between the hills and the delta. Soil quality is underrated by most hunters, imo

Great episode and great job hosting Jacob! I think of all the important issues discussed here, the existence of "Black Panthers" should be the least concerning to us hunters🤦‍♂️.

What da dog doin?🤣

I can’t believe Ol girl said the zoo has a black panther? Maybe a black Leopard. The only black cats in the world are the black Jaguars in South America or the leopards of Africa and India that do sometimes have black individuals. Never has there been a black mountain Lion, cougar or panther (all the same animal) in the US that was black…ever. I mean common sense would tell you with the many thousands of trail cameras stuck all over the woods not to mention traffic cameras in town if they were even remotely a possible thing one would be in a photo by now?

Speaking of black coyotes I had 2 on cam this year and a black bear 🐻

I never hear about the black panthers but everyone I know in Calhoun, Clay, and Randolph county swear by mountain lions and wolves. Ironically they never go in the woods but somehow see these animals more than me when I spend tons more time outdoors. Makes for fun stories to tell kids if nothing else.

Alabama is toughest state out of all the states I’ve hunted w a bow

Send me a sticker

The black panther story’s have been In Mississippi my whole life

Keep it coming yall hunting in the south is different than the Ohio Missouri Iowa Illinois guys and we don’t have enough southern based shows

Neat.

I hunt in South Louisiana and my experience has been more positive with rubs than scrapes. I don’t see too many scrapes and the ones I do find ussually aren’t close to suspected bedding. They’ll be the random scrape in the wide open woods or on walking trails. I find a lot of rubs and a lot of the times they direflctpy relate to suspected bedding and travel routes.

Arkansas big buck classic would be a good show for you guys to come to

How about all the call makers names and contact information that coach use

How do you get one of coach’s call

Let the man be comfortable unless your checking his legs out shouldnt be a big deal dude its just a leg. Were hunters not pansies

Are the Fat lines he mentions the Index Lines on the topo

Best podcast out there, hands down.

For the love of all things HOLY please knock off the shorts bro, please. Want to hear the knowledge but really, really don't want to see you or anyone else on the show in short shorts. Come on man.

I found this a little hard to follow. Had to listen twice. I really like the the aspects of it but it was just hard to understand some of the talking points from my point of view.

You asked me at the EcoWild Expo about some of my favorite episodes of the Southern Outdoorsmen. At the time, I said the episodes with Rick Cope and Coach Ron were some of my favorite guests. Well you can add ole Clifton to the mix as well. He is a wealth of knowledge. I can see why you put this podcast out again. Thank You.

I agree with everything you guys mention, but in addition to backdating the pictures you have observe the day of the week! I have many year over year spreadsheets where I have narrowed down a 4/5 day stretch to hunt only to truly see that that week stretch can be optimized by hunting that stretch on Tuesday-Thursday. (Dates and days of the week change year over year.) Just some information for those looking at Pictures, check the day of the week in addition to the buck in the area timing!

Can I send this guy a picture of my topo and he circle the spot he would hunt? 😂 This shits complicated or I'm just a dummy! I've been hunting flat agg in Ohio my entire life and just started hunting the hills of Kentucky and I found a few giants, but I couldn't understand the wind and they whooped my ass last year!

As a Missouri resident, and avid public land hunter, I love to hear when your guest talk about hunting this state. There's great info in this podcast and I'm grateful for it... but there's also some information that should be cleared up for out of state hunters that hunt public lands in Missouri. In the Conservation Area Regulations on the MDC website, 3CSR 10-11 135, "Vegetation, including trees, may not be cut or destroyed. The only exception is that willows (Salicaceae spp.) may be cut for use in constructing on-site blinds." Please DO NOT cut trees on public lands. Leave your saw at the house. This is why THP uses string/rope to tie back branches for shooting lanes. It is the hunters responsibility to read and understand the regulations when hunting out of state.

Cocky 😅

Could you do this to an area in Louisiana where the land is flat

Is the hat available for purchase?

I started connecting the dots after listening to Clifton and Chuck Young by far my favorite episodes

This guy talks …..ALOT 😂

Hey another Arkansas guy!! Wooo pig sooie!!