Mid Atlantic Outdoorsmen - From Dog Runner To Bowhunter

Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting

In this conversation, Kevin Creeley interviews Sam Brown, a deer hunter from North Carolina. They discuss various topics including preparing for the season, transitioning from dog hunting to bow hunting, and the importance of understanding deer behavior and patterns. They also touch on the use of bait and the impact of acorn crops on deer movement. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the strategies and experiences of a seasoned deer hunter. In this part of the conversation, Sam Brown discusses the habitat in the areas he hunts and the strategies he employs during different times of the year. He mentions that during late October to early November, he focuses on hunting pinch points and funnels near food sources, such as corn piles and oak trees. He also talks about the importance of hunting when big bucks show up in daylight and the value of listening to podcasts and learning from experienced hunters like the Drury's. Sam shares a story about a memorable hunt where he encountered trespassers but still managed to harvest a big buck. Kevin also shares a similar story of encountering a giant buck after a frustrating hunt. They both emphasize the importance of the experience and the story behind the deer, rather than just the antler size. In this final part of the conversation, Sam and Kevin discuss their experiences hunting deer during different times of the year. They talk about specific hunting trips, including one where Sam had to drag a deer a long way by himself. They also discuss the best times to hunt during the rut and how their hunting schedules are affected by family and work commitments.

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