Steve Sherk has spent the past few years gathering data on whitetails in the deep woods of Northeast Pennsylvania. Sherk focused on daylight buck activity. In this video he discusses with the Exodus Crew his findings, including what he thinks is the most important factor when it comes to deer movement during the hunting season. His study took into account temperature, moon phases, barometric pressure, and much more in relation to how it impacts deer hunting. Regardless of where you are hunting this year, there is certainly something everyone can take away and use to improve your hunting strategy this year.
00:00 Intro 00:17 Breaking Down the Study 2:10 Radius in this Study 2:40 Topography Where the Study Took Place 3:30 Elevation Average 4:28 Camera Placement Strategy 6:50 Negative Impact of Checking the Cams? 7:45 Frequency of Checking Cams? 8:47 Calm Before the Strom 9:32 Oct 1 - 6 10:30 Oct 7 - 8 11:30 Oct 15 11:55 Common Weather Mistake 13:45 Biggest Takeaway 16:30 Temp Drops Hot to Mild 17:25 Oct 24 - Nov 4 18:30 Important Point 23:20 Nov 4 27:00 Bucks are Out There 30:20 Deer Movement 36:25 Time of Day 40:35 Sherks Favorite Day 41:35 Rut 46:55 Doubters 53:15 Time Spent 55:30 Sherks Motive 56:50 Link to Study 57:40 Contact Steve 57:55 Outro
By: Exodus Outdoor Gear Title: 150+ Trail Camera Study Across 100,000 Acres in PA - Steve Sherk Sourced From: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztbAMBMtt-M
