Happy Deer Season, everybody.

We've had a lot of guests on lately talking about early season bow hunting and how to be successful

and pretty much all of them do the same thing.

They hunt feed trees.

Now y'all have heard from these guests that the name of the game when it comes to hunting

feed trees is you've got to cover ground and you've got to check a lot of different trees

to find that hot feed sign.

If you're planning on doing that this early season, there's one tool that you should really have, and that is the acre and producing oak layer from on-X hunt.

It's exactly what it sounds like.

You click that layer on.

It's going to show you where those oak trees are on the map.

And it even will tell you whether or not they're white oaks, red oaks, or a mixture of both. you're hunting feed trees you got to be going checking trees checking trees checking trees and this tool is going to allow you to immediately walk straight into those spots and straight out

going to help you minimize your impact on the area and it's going to increase your odds of success

because you're going to be able to check more areas quickly to truly locate that best sign we've used it

a couple years in a row now in both Alabama and Georgia specifically and it works fantastic

it's very, very

accurate. So check them out at onexmaps.com. Use the promo code southern for a discount. Using that

code also helps out this podcast. Know where you stand with OnX hunt. I've been using the

Vortex Fury range finding binocular this season, and I've been really loving them. It eliminates

the need for a rangefinderer for me and it's

really useful when you're hunting, let's say a big cutover where there could be a deer anywhere out there.

And when you get eyes on it with the binoculars, it's really nice to not have to switch over to a

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