Latitude's In Session Podcast

On todays episode of Latitude's Speed Series Q&A, were joined by Beau Hammock to discuss our setups for the 2023 season, access routes, importance of cover in the tree, and a few tips and tricks for targeting early season bucks in the hills! Thank you for listening! Latitude Outdoors link:https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com/ Latitude Outdoors discount code - Insession This podcast is a part of the Wa...

On todays episode of Latitude's In Session podcast, were joined by Brian Rogers to discuss tactics for chasing specific bucks during the rut. Brian is the owner of Good Sit Mobile, and a diehard bowhunter from Illinois. I personally learned a ton from this episode. We discuss: The downfall of mock scrapes Characteristics of productive scrapes Being a student of the game Buck moving in the rain Dis...

On todays episode of Latitude's In Session podcast, were joined by Ethan Escue to discuss his 2023 Missouri public land scouting update. Ethan has spent the last 90 days glassing, checking for tracks, and locating food sources in search of a giant public land whitetail. We discuss: Glassing strategies and where he's found the most success locating mature bucks. Checking tracks in unique areas. Los...

On todays episode of Latitude's In Session podcast, were joined by Jacob Sklenar to discuss our final preparation before season. We discuss: Balancing family and work life with whitetail hunting Trail camera deployment and monitoring Glassing and specific buck personalities Archery preparation Dry running gear and testing equipment Fitness and food prep Food source identification Mentality Much Mo...

On todays episode of Latitude's In Session podcast, were joined by Cory Godar to discuss our recent scouting trip to Indiana. This was our final scouting trip of the year and we cover the highs and lows of our scouting process in Indiana. We discuss: Stolen trail cameras Rattlesnake encounter The advantages of hunting rugged terrain Macro vs micro hub systems Lessons learned Overall confidence goi...

On todays episode of Latitude's In Session podcast, were joined by David Riley Jr. to talk all things mock scrapes. David has been building and observing mock scrapes for well over a decade and has learned a ton of valuable information along the way. We discuss: Vegetation breaks and trail convergences The "Frankenscrape" Mock scrapes that aren't food source dependent Harvesting Licking branches M...

On todays episode, were joined by Jacob Lishen to discuss how woodsmanship, and a minimalist approach have played a role in his success as a public land whitetail hunter. Jacob is a great hunter and I personally learned a ton of great information from this episode. We discuss: Late Season Leaf cover for travel routes. Directional Rubs Bucks in a "fishbowl" Deleting ONX pins and starting fresh ever...

On todays episode of Latitude's In Session podcast, were joined by Gary Grunow to discuss his scouting/ trail camera strategy that has helped him kill 29 Public Land Bucks. Gary is an expert woodsman/ trapper and puts roughly 600 miles boots on the ground every year in search of giant public land whitetails. We discuss: How trapping helped Gary become a better woodsman How Gary targets hub systems...

On today's episode, were joined by Jacob Sklenar to discuss identifying overlooked spots. We discuss: Keeping an open mind and asking why Visual observations leading to locating overlooked spots Key features of overlooked spots Much more! Thank you for listening! Latitude Outdoors link:https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com/ Latitude Outdoors discount code - Insession This podcast is a part of the Waypo...

On today's episode, were joined by Public Land Hunting Legend, Michael Perry. Michael holds the Alabama Muzzleloader state record and has taken multiple other record book bucks by utilizing the tactics we discuss on todays show. I personally learned many valuable tactics and ideologies from this episode. We discuss: Historical rut trail camera data The story of a 196 inch Alabama public land giant...

On todays episode, Cory Godar and I discuss our recent trip to Kentucky to check trail cameras. We have experienced many highs and lows scouting Kentucky this year. But the process is starting to come together the closer we get to season. We discuss: The downfalls of hanging trail camera's before spring green-up Someone stole our camera, took it home, and brought it back. The benefits of a 3 step...

On today's episode, were joined by the Justin Booth and Zak Bethel of the Creek Kings to discuss chasing urban bucks, gaining access to private land, and storytelling. Justin and Zak hunt and film absolute giant bucks around Ohio and have picked up a few tips and tricks along the way that they share with us. We discuss: Chasing urban deer Chasing rural deer The differences in glassing and scouting...

On today's episode, we're joined by Paul Putera to discuss how thinking outside the box helps him locate and target mature public land whitetails. Paul is an expert woodsman and hunter and I personally learned a ton while recording this episode. We discuss Kayaking and locating tracks efficiently Natural browse sources that deer prefer Buck bedding and scouting Glassing and observation sits Histor...

On todays episode of Latitude's speed series Q&A, were joined by Austin Ogarek from Ohio to discuss multiple mature bucks utilizing bedding areas year after year. Austin hunts a variety of private/public land and has had consistent success locating and targeting buck beds. On this episode we discuss: Bucks moving into areas after an EHD outbreak Bucks moving into an area after the dominant buck ha...

On today's episode, were joined by Heath Cisco to discuss his approach for chasing a specific buck. Heath has spent a good portion of his hunting career locating, dissecting, and targeting specific bucks at a very high level. On this episode we discuss: Chasing a deer Heath has history with Locating and chasing a new deer Farm country vs hill country tactics Heath's out of state approach Dissectin...

On todays episode of Latitude's Speed Series Q&A, were joined by Heath Cisco to answer a great listener question about identifying access routes to and from the tree. Heath is a wealth of information and has a very detailed approach to identifying specific access routes. We discuss: Using an E-bike for access Accessing up drainages Deer bedding with the ability to watch hunter access Thinking outs...

On today's episode, were joined by Jacob Emery. Jacob is a diehard public land bowhunter from Kentucky who specializes in early season and kayak access to consistently kill whitetails year after year. On this episode we discuss: Glassing beans for early season bucks You find the buck, what's next? Trail camera setups to gain intel for the opener Kayak access Utilizing google earth to verify water...

On todays episode, Ethan Escue and I discuss our tactics for hunting public land that we've never boots on the ground scouted. This happens to both of us from time to time and our tactics evolve based on a multitude of factors. We discuss: Efficiency through vehicles Hurdles we've faced going in blind Specific gear for in season scouting Being in the moment and not being glued to our e-scouting da...

On today's episode, were joined by Josh Profitt. Josh is a public land bowhunter from Kentucky that works as hard as anyone I know in the deer woods. Josh runs over 100 trail cameras per year and has become an expert on locating and targeting giant public land whitetails. On today's episode we discuss his trail camera setup, his summer strategy, his thoughts on historical data, and how he keeps it...

On todays episode, Ethan Escue and I discuss our different strategies for wind and thermal mapping, and how that mapping data affects our real time thought process. We take a deep dive into thermals in hill country, the effects of water on thermals, and multiple other examples we've seen throughout the years. Thank you for listening! Latitude Outdoors link: https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com/ Latitu...

On todays episode, were joined by Jacob Skelnar to discuss acquiring and analyzing scouting data. Jacob has primarily hunted Wisconsin public land and has developed a highly detailed and analytical strategy involving acquiring data, analyzing the information, and moving in for a kill when the proper conditions present themselves. This episode is jam packed full of high level information and has pl...

On todays episode, we're joined by Byron Horton to discuss how he has adjusted his strategy and overcame adversity in the deer woods over the past few seasons. We discuss evolving and adapting after the Ohio EHD outbreak, balancing family life with hunting, ways to become a more efficient hunter, and much more! Thank you for listening! Latitude Outdoors link: https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com/ Lati...

On todays episode of Latitude's Speed Series Q&A, Ethan Escue and I discuss how trail systems impact our scouting and hunting strategy. We cover scouting around trail systems of different ages, different uses, and specific locations. Ethan and I have both had good and bad experiences around trails that have shaped our thought process throughout the years. Thank you for listening! Latitude Outdoors...

On today's episode, were joined by Idaho mountain buck killer Troy Pottenger. Troy has been a mentor of mine for many years and is absolutely full of knowledge about chasing around giant public land whitetails. On this episode we take a deep dive into Troy's strategy for the last 90 days leading into season. We discuss the following- Locating a target buck through trail cameras Analyzing hunter si...

On todays episode, we discuss the top 5 public land scouting tactics from the Latitude Outdoors In Session YouTube series this spring. Head over to the Latitude Outdoors YouTube for the top 5 public land scouting tactics video! #1 - Scouting hub scrapes for early season - Jake Bush #2- Scouting to target specific beds- Greg Litzinger #3- Scouting for the morning kill - Alex Chopp #4- Scouting for...