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Andrew Maxwell & Jacob Myers

The Southern Outdoorsmen is a weekly deer hunting podcast for serious DIY whitetail hunters, hosted by Andrew Maxwell and Jacob Myers. Since 2017 - across 800+ episodes - we've sat down with the best hometown deer hunters in the country: the guys quietly killing mature bucks year after year on the same public land, leases, hunting clubs, and family farms as everyone else, and broken down exactly how they do it.

Every Monday we drop a new episode on the woodsmanship that actually fills tags - scouting and reading terrain, deer behavior and the rut, trail camera strategy, bowhunting, public land tactics, and habitat management - with a heavy focus on the Southeast and hard-hunted ground across the country. No fluff, no big-name filler. Just proven whitetail tactics you can put to work this fall.

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Phillip Robison (AKA Coyote Rob) is 81 years old and has been chasing whitetails in Alabama's Black Belt since deer first came back to the area in the 1960s. Long before scent control came in a bottle, he was spraying his hunting jacket with deer urine and keeping it in the deep freeze. One morning, an eight-point walked up and blew on the back of his neck.

In this episode:

- The scent routine he's used for 50 years, and why he believes scent matters more than camo

- The piece of string on his gun barrel that keeps him in the wind

- How he learned to stalk ridge points, pine thickets, and woodlots without blowing deer out

- What to look for when slip hunting: an ear, a hoof, a tail twitch, not the whole deer

- Why 10 to 2 on a windy day is his favorite window to ease through the woods

- What to do the moment you bump a deer, and why you should sit your butt down

- Why rutting bucks cover miles, and why sitting on trail camera intel can waste your time

- How he calls deer from the ground with a caller and scent setup at 81 years old

- Growing up hunting turkeys and squirrels in Clarke County when there were almost no deer

- Why squirrel hunting still builds better deer hunters

- A few of his best coyote-calling stories

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830 - The Scent Trick He's Used for 50 Years to Get Close to Bucks | Phillip Robison

In this listener Q&A we get into why bumping deer is the fastest way to find them on new or public ground — and then we run through your questions and hot takes as archery seasons open across the Southeast.

It's bone dry across most of the South right now and the acorn crop is feast-or-famine, so we start with this week's mast and scouting reports state by state, then dig into how to find deer when the food is everywhere and the sign is scattered.

In this episode:

– Why "spooking" deer is a scouting tool, not a mistake

– Reading feast-or-famine acorn years and finding "the tree"

– Hunting steep erosion gullies and drainages

– Public land vs. private, and the corn-pile debate

– Scouting from scratch with no bait and no cameras

– E-scouting flat swamp ground with leaf-off imagery (finding the high ground)

– How to hunt a tiny 5-acre permission property

– The trad-bow comeback + a hot tip that'll save you a blown shot

– Do you really "outsmart" a mature buck? And do deer know it's season?

– Why we all need to kill more does

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829 - The Fastest Way to Find Deer to Hunt | Q&A + HOT TIPS

David Heatherly has killed mature Alabama bucks for 31 years by doing the opposite of what most deer content preaches: he keeps it simple. In this one, we get into why hunters make deer smarter than they really are, how to read the freshest sign instead of overthinking it, and why grinding the same spot every weekend is the fastest way to educate a buck right out of the county.

What we get into:

- Why deer are simpler than you're making them

- Reading fresh sign and building off every hunt

- How hunting the same spot every weekend patterns the buck against you

- Thermal hubs, travel corridors, and setting up on the ground

- Why cameras lie, and when a daylight picture means go NOW

- Giving a spot three days, then moving on to the next one

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828 - How Deer Hunters Are Killing Their Odds Without Realizing It | David Heatherly

This week we're back in the mailbag: your questions on early-season food, killing mature bucks without cameras, timing an out-of-state road trip, moon studies — and the noise trick that pulls curious deer right to your tree. Plus a round of hot takes to close it out.

In this episode we get into:

- This year's mast picture — red oaks dropping while a lot of white oaks aborted in the drought, and where that's pushing deer right now

- The opening-day call: scratch the itch on brand-new public ground, or wait for the ground you already know

- What "hunting aggressive" actually means — and when aggression costs you more than it gains

- A mature buck showing up on a travel-corridor camera: sit the corridor now, or push in before gun pressure hits

- Killing mature bucks where trail cameras aren't allowed — leaning on sign and habitat instead of pictures

- Passing young bucks on pressured public: worth it, or are you just handing him to the next guy?

- A first-ever mountain hunt — a 4-day game plan for terrain that looks nothing like the flatlands

- Timing a rut road trip around Halloween: pinch points, scrapes, rub lines, and how to find "the tree"

- Moon studies and deer movement — do they measure WHEN deer move, not just how far?

- Using natural woods sounds to pull deer in: dropping rocks out of the tree, rubbing two quarters like a squirrel cutting a nut, the acorn crunch, and the grunt call

- Andrew's one-stick setup and the cam-cleat system that makes it work

- The handkerchief-and-washer scent trick from the Bill Vale episode — how to use it, and how to check whether it's legal where you hunt

- Hot takes: is planting a food plot just baiting? Are trad-bow hunters better? And what percent of hunting is pure luck?

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827 - A Bowhunting Trick You'll Want to Use This Season!

Tony Myers is one of the most accomplished public-land bowhunters in the Deep South — and one of the last of a dying breed. Self-taught, with no cameras and no mentor, he's spent a lifetime learning to read the woods and kill mature bucks. In this episode, Tony walks us through how he finds and kills giants on pressured public ground, the old-school way.

In this episode:

- How Tony taught himself to hunt and learned to never fear getting lost in big woods

- The way he breaks down and scouts ground he's never set foot on

- Reading sign that actually matters — rubs, rub lines, and why most scrapes are a nighttime story

- Using wind and thermals: finding thermal hubs and why he hunts higher

- Why a buck becomes a completely different animal once he's past 3½ — and how safety starts running everything

- How a mature buck disciplines himself even during the rut

- Why big bucks hold at the cover edge like a statue before they ever step out

- The truth about trail cameras — why they can't tell you where to hunt, and how mature bucks learn to dodge them

- Slipping in and slipping out: how to hunt a buck without ever letting him know he's hunted

- Why one mistake turns a mature buck into a survivalist

- Hunting break lines and edges instead of the open hardwoods

- Tony's closing philosophy: patience, keep it simple, don't overthink it

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826 - One of the Best Public Land Bowhunters in the Deep South | Tony Myers

The best time of year is here — and this week's Q&A digs into why deer "jump the string" and duck your arrow before they ever hear the shot, plus a full round of hot takes and hot tips from the Circle community.

In this episode:

- Why deer duck your arrow before the sound reaches them — the deer-vision science behind "jumping the string"

- Are big-buck killers just sitting in better spots? Consistency vs. hunting brand-new ground

- Time in the woods vs. woodsmanship — which matters more

- Why "too much information" is beating more hunters than too little

- Learning new property: walk every inch, or scout your way in and hang-and-hunt

- The bullet/caliber debate — diameter vs. cartridge, and bullet construction (ELD-X, cup-and-core, polymer tip, monolithic)

- Broadheads, shot placement, and what actually puts deer down fastest

- Early-season morning hunts from a Southern perspective

- A bed-to-food pattern take backed by four years of hard numbers

- Doe harvest and herd balance — what the biologists keep telling us

- Luck vs. providence, and a few Little Debbie hot takes to close it out

- Recap: the Zach Ferenbaugh ground-hunting episode, small-game season kicking off, dove opener, and an offshore trip

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825 - Why Deer Duck Your Arrow Before They Ever Hear the Shot

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Zach Ferenbaugh of The Hunting Public has killed some of his biggest bucks without ever climbing a tree — slipping through cover on the ground, calling them into bow range, and getting close enough to reach out and touch them. In his first-ever sit-down with us, Zach breaks down the woodsmanship behind ground hunting whitetails: reading conditions and other animals, moving through the woods undetected, why deer can't see nearly as well as you think, and why getting closer actually makes a mature buck easier to kill.

If you love turkey hunting, hate sitting still, or just want another tool in the bag, this one's for you.

In this episode:

- Why Zach walked away from the tree stand — and started killing bigger bucks on the ground

- How to move through the woods: when to speed up, when to freeze, and how to use wind, rain, and terrain to time every step

- Reading other animals as alarms — including the woodpecker "deer alarm" that tips him off before a buck ever shows

- Why the nastiest, thickest cover gives the hunter the advantage, not the deer

- How deer really see (and why staying still beats staying hidden)

- Calling and rattling on the ground: making it sound real, and "becoming the deer"

- Deer drives, bumping deer on purpose, and why spooking them isn't the end of the world

- Gear, shot angles, single-bevel broadheads, and shooting through cover

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Chapters:

00:00 The three-yard buck

01:12 Eight years to finally get Zach on

02:24 How ground hunting made deer hunting fun again

06:24 More opportunity, faster learning off the ground

09:08 The mental hurdle of leaving the tree

13:19 Moving through the woods: speed up or freeze

16:15 Using wind and conditions to time every move

19:34 The best teacher in the woods is the deer itself

34:13 Reading conditions to predict where deer bed

46:52 Reading other animals and the woodpecker "deer alarm"

54:05 Why the thicker the cover, the better

58:42 Staying patient with a buck at seven yards

1:03:05 Why deer can't see you as well as you think

1:11:45 The sign that says sit down — and the sign that lies

1:20:24 Deer drives and spooking deer on purpose

1:33:00 Becoming the deer: how Zach moves and calls

1:40:06 Calling on the ground and making rattling sound real

1:54:52 How turkeys and elk made him a better deer hunter

2:02:14 What Zach carries: the M2 pack, water, and gear

2:12:46 Shot angles, single-bevel broadheads, and shooting through cover

2:23:30 Do what makes hunting fun for you

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824 - Everything to Know About Ground Hunting with Zach Ferenbaugh

Rusty & Russten Johnson KNOW how to find mature bucks fast, and they've got the receipts. The summer we recorded this, he had close to 100 bucks over 120 inches on trail camera on PUBLIC land alone, including a 170-class deer and a near-200-inch giant, with no bait and no private honey holes. In this throwback from the back catalog (an episode that produced a pile of listener success stories the first time it aired), Russten and his dad Rusty break down the exact trail-camera system they use to locate big bucks before season — the ridge-running, road-hunting, net-casting method that turns a blank map into a hit list.

In this episode:

- The A/B camera-spot rating system — and why Ruston only hangs cameras on "compounding factor" locations

- Why you DON'T have to hike two miles deep — big bucks on cameras 10 feet off the road

- The four pillars: organization, technical proficiency, personal psychology, and being in the right spot

- Casting the net wide in August, then narrowing cameras onto a target buck as season closes in

- Why video mode beats picture mode — and what body language tells you a still photo never will

- Building years of history with individual public-land bucks (some 10 years old on the same ground)

- Buck personality types — homebodies vs. wanderers — and how to relocate a buck that disappears

- Reading a buck's morning direction to predict where he beds

- Magnetic Points of Reference (MPRs): the terrain magnets that pull deer in wide-open Kansas country

- The psychology of the check — why Ruston goes in LOUD with music blaring instead of sneaking

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823 - How He Knows a Giant Is There Before He Ever Hunts | Rusty & Russten Johnson [THROWBACK]

Russ Seale has killed more mature bucks on one specific set of conditions than any other day of the season — and he'll argue the point with any biologist who says otherwise. This is the 3020 Factor: rising barometric pressure behind a cold front, a 10–15° temperature drop, and a steady north/northwest wind. Last year it put two Boone & Crockett bucks on his wall seven days apart — a 190" non-typical and a 184". We get into all of it.

In this episode:

- The 3020 Factor explained — the exact pressure, wind, and temperature window Russ builds his season around

- Why he'll argue the "best day to move" with any deer scientist — and the two booners that back it up

- Reading flat river-bottom and Delta ground where "it all looks the same" — water crossings, subtle bluffs, and the transition edges deer travel like a highway

- Why he almost never hunts a feed tree unless it's on fire fresh — and what he hunts instead

- Doe groups as the one common denominator from the Deep South to the Midwest

- Hunting the mental game — why you choke when the giant finally steps out, and how to fix it before the moment comes

- How respect on public land opened the private-farm doors that produced both giants

- The 190" Kansas hunt, the 184" Missouri hunt, and the "curse" Russ finally broke

Guest: Russ Seale — High Pressure Hunting / the 3020 Factor

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822 - The Best Day of the Year to Kill a Buck - and he'll Argue Any Biologist | Russ Seale

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821 - Q&A + Hot Takes: Midday Bucks, White Lights, and Loud Entries

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