Traditional Podcast - Public Land is a good one

[Pineywoodsbow]

PUblic is all I hunt here in Texas. I love the challenge and DIY hunting.

[Tedd]

This photo shows a buck that just got on horn broken off. There is alternating video of the showing the buck huffing and puffing like he was fighting or chasing the doe he is staring at.  

 

[Tedd]

[Tedd]

The photos were take with 4 cameras. 2 Bushnell and 2 Cuddeback. The Bushnell cameras both have bear damage but still work. The cameras are never more than 3/4 mile apart. Sometimes I had 2 cameras at one site because in big woods deer approach from anywhere. It's hard to set a camera to catch all movement. I had a really nice deer come under me in the dark and somehow weave between two cameras without a single photo!  

   

[Tedd]

Before someone jumps on me for using cameras, they are the only high tech item I use. My camp is 3 1/2 hours from home. Home and job don't allow enough time to scout these locations. The cameras aren't checked until mid day so they don't often effect how I hunt.  They just show me what went by while I was gone during the workweek. (And clearly I'm not hurting the population!) Also, I am sure they are missing deer. So they can actually make you think no deer have passed, when they have!
Tedd

[Homey88]

Some great public land deer! I love the photos keep them coming!

[Tedd]

   
   
   

[Homey88]

Great stuff!

[Tedd]

This pack works great and is the most comfortable way to haul a climbing stand that I am aware of.  It is a Mystery Ranch Crew Cab. They now make a slightly slimmed down version of the pack. Mystery Ranch has two lines of products, military and hunting. The crew cab is only shown in the military products.http://www.mysteryranch.com/crewcab-pack
The military version is made in USA the hunter version is not.
   
   

[tarponnut]

Cool pics Tedd.
When I lived in Western NY I hunted public land almost exclusively. I enjoyed the challenge of getting it done on lands that few could.

I listen to the tbwpodcast.com on the two hour drive to hog camp. It really makes that awful drive out of south Florida almost bearable. Great stuff Jason!

[bswear]

Jason has helped me with many cool ideas from his podcasts.  I think his enthusiasm is world class.  I would like to meet him sometime because he seems very committed to our sport.  The podcasts confirm this.

[Etter]

Its sure looking like public lands may be a thing of the past before too long.

[sam barrett]

Tedd, may I ask where your camp is?  I'm a three hour drive from my camp in PA as well.  Mine is near Shinglehouse, PA right on the Potter/McKean county line.  I have great hunting at home, but have made the decision to hunt more of the big woods near camp this year.  Great thread and love the pics!