Ep. 181 | Open Country Tactics Part 2

Live Wild with Remi Warren

Remi Warren

Wilderness, Sports, Health & Fitness, How To, Education

5 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 1 May 2025

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of the Live Wild Podcast, Remi Warren shares his extensive knowledge of hunting, focusing on strategies for hunting in open country. He recounts a memorable birthday hunt for Axis deer, illustrating the importance of understanding animal behavior and using effective tactics to get close to game. The conversation emphasizes the significance of scouting, patience, and adapting strategies based on the environment and animal movements. Remi encourages listeners to develop a variety of hunting tactics to enhance their success in the field. Takeaways Remi Warren shares his life experiences as a professional guide and hunter. Physical fitness is crucial for successful hunting. Understanding animal behavior is key to effective hunting strategies. The Axis deer hunt on Remi's birthday highlights the importance of timing and positioning. Using knowledge of animal routes can significantly improve hunting success. Patience is essential when waiting for animals to come into range. Open country hunting requires different tactics compared to wooded areas. Scouting and observing animal movements can lead to better ambush opportunities. Adapting strategies based on the environment is vital for success. Having a variety of tactics at your disposal is crucial for dynamic hunting situations. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Live Wild Podcast 01:02 Hunting Strategies in Open Country 02:01 The Axis Deer Birthday Hunt 13:02 Effective Tactics for Open Country Hunting 29:04 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	I'm Remy Warren and I've lived my life in the wild.
0:09.0	As a professional guide and hunter, I've spent thousands of days perfecting my craft.
0:14.0	I want to give that knowledge to you.
0:16.0	In this podcast, we relive some of my past adventures as I give you practical hunting tips to make you more successful.
0:24.0	Whether you're just getting started or a lifelong hunter, this podcast will bring you along on the hunt and teach you how to live wild.
0:31.6	This podcast is brought to you by Mountain Tough and Yeti.
0:35.0	A lot of the tactics I talk about here require you to be in top physical shape.
0:39.0	So I partnered with Mountain Tough to help get you ready for the mountain.
0:42.2	With their science-based hunter-specific training app, you'll get in shape and mentally tough,
0:47.5	able to tackle any hunt.
0:49.2	Because we really believe this will help you be more successful, as a listener to this
0:53.3	podcast, we're giving
0:54.2	you six free weeks to get you started. Just use code live wild. Welcome back to Live Wild podcast,
1:04.4	everyone. Now this week, we're going back in the open and we're going to explore strategies
1:09.1	getting close in that sparse cover.
1:11.9	So last week we looked at stocking techniques where in that open country the hunter moves in
1:17.0	on the animal and uses a few different things that kind of tip the scales in their favor.
1:22.7	This week we're going to look at a strategy where the animal does most of the moving and
1:26.9	you're set up to
1:27.8	intercept. On many hunts, this strategy involves a hunter moving some, but allows the animal to
1:32.7	close the majority of the distance to their location. This works really well on a variety of
1:37.4	hunts by using three main things, a knowledge of their routes, the sign that's on the ground,
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