370 - Targeting BUCK HUBS with Shane Parker & Paul Putera

The Southern Outdoorsmen Hunting Podcast

Andrew Maxwell & Jacob Myers

Sports, Wilderness

4.9 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 16 May 2022

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

For the last 2 years Shane Parker has ran around 170 trail cameras on around 800 acres of public land he hunts in Alabama. Using his massive amount of scouting data from these cameras he began to identify, & target "buck hubs". Paul Putera has noticed a similar phenomenon in the Northeast. Today we have them both on the show for part 1 of a series on buck hubs! Subjects in this episode include: Shane's giant web of 170 cameras and weather stations across a relatively small area Defining a buck hub, and how they are different from other hubs How bedding directly relates to buck hubs How Shane & Paul are catching mature bucks who routinely avoid trail cams with a purpose Why mature bucks rarely use major deer trails & how to find their faint trails And TONS more! Visit our partners here: https://linktr.ee/SoPartners Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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0:00.0	We do a lot of talking on the podcast about figuring out how thick an area is going to be
0:04.6	or what you can expect going into a certain area based on when it was cut.
0:08.5	Well, I got just the tool for you to figure that out.
0:10.7	Onex actually has a timber cuts layer and it'll show you on a national forest
0:14.8	the exact area that was cut and what year it was cut.
0:17.6	So maybe you've been hunting a pine thicket and you're like,
0:19.8	how old is this pine thicket?
0:20.8	You could pull it up on Onex and look and see,
0:23.2	hey, this was cut in 2017.
0:25.2	This was cut in 2020.
0:26.8	Now suddenly you have a gauge for just saying, okay, okay, this is a three year old cut.
0:31.5	So this is how thick a three year old cut is in my area.
0:34.7	Now you're going to be able to use that to kind of start building patterns and stuff.
0:37.6	It's a really awesome tool.
0:38.8	It's under the tree crops and cover layer where you're going to also find stuff like
0:42.9	wetlands, agron producing oaks, thermal deer cover,
0:45.8	deciduous versus coniferous, and a host to other things.
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