#310 : Steve Sherk : When are Deer Most Likely to Move

DEER HUNTER

Kevin Vistisen

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2.4 • 618 Ratings

🗓️ 25 August 2023

⏱️ 87 minutes

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Steve Sherk of Pennsylvania joins me on this weeks podcast.

Steve is sharing the details of a multi year trail camera study he performed on when and why deer move thus making themselves most vulnerable to hunters.

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The Welcome to the deer hunter podcast, a platform created to entertain, educate, and evolve the modern day deer hunter.
0:45.5	Yeah.
0:53.7	All right, here we go. Welcome in everyone to this week's edition of the Deer Hunter podcast Friday, August 25th, and you are in the studio for what is hands down one of the best, if not the best, pure deer hunting information podcast that we've ever been afforded the opportunity to record.
1:12.9	I'm joined this week by my good friend Steve Schirk from Pennsylvania.
1:17.3	Steve did a multi-year, one year is running like 120, the next 150 and this year 170 trail cams.
1:26.1	And he basically took all that data and has been taking it and
1:33.6	figuring out exactly what what causes deer to move and when right so man if you were a guy
1:41.3	in positioned in like me or in any, have to look ahead on a calendar
1:47.0	and try to figure out when your times and availability are going to be, how you're going to best
1:52.2	utilize your time this deer season to achieve your goals, man, this conversation is incredible.ve has a wealth of knowledge goes into a lot of detail we
2:07.1	actually decided that we had to do this in two parts because i was taking steve off a track because i
2:14.2	wanted like more details on the things that he was talking about. So we chewed up our
2:19.7	time frame pretty quickly. We're going to do a part two to this. It's going to be equally as interesting.
2:24.8	But this conversation right here is just, man, I was smiling ear to ear when we were recording
2:32.0	this some of the things that he is talking about. And I'm thinking ahead ahead like how i'm going to be utilizing my time and approaching my fall and
2:38.4	i'm already changing my plans based on this conversation and it just really solidified some thought
2:46.5	processes into my head as how you should be approaching the woods come this fall.
2:51.1	So, man, huge thanks to Steve for getting on, making himself available to us.
2:57.6	We'll go through a couple partner reads and we'll get right into this, right?
3:00.9	So support for the Deer Hunter podcast is brought to you by Latitude Outdoors.
3:06.4	If you listen to this show for any length of time,
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