
#428 - How Jason Michael Breaks Down 5,000 Acres of Brand New Public Land in 12 Hours
Welcome to the WHTL Podcast, your source for Whitetail Deer Hunting Tactics, Stories & Expert Guests. In this episode, we're back in the studio with Jason Michael. We Discuss: Mature bucks have distinct personalities, and each one has to be hunted differently. A buck labeled nocturnal is usually only nocturnal on your 80 acres. Red oaks carry the November acorn crop long after the white oaks are washed up. Big public ground gets read faster with short probes than with mile-long loops. Wind speed covers your entry noise better than wind direction ever will. Sixteen hours of rain...
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If it was like November 1st and I showed up, I just would not be walking every square inch of it. You just couldn't pay me to do it. All right, welcome back to the Whitetail Podcast presented by Onyx Hunt. This week, we have Jason Michael. Jason's been hunting for almost 30 years with about 95% of
it being public land. I would not go on those one mile big massive loops walking around on it, looking for an easter egg. It's just that's not me. I know what's there after years of seeing it from a terrain standpoint,
and I'm just going to win and use what knowledge I have now. Use my equipment, my tools, try and source it out as quick as possible. At the end of this episode, you will learn how to read brand new terrain in hours instead of days, why wind speed could matter more than wind direction, and why respecting a big buck beats
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