Scouting for Tree Stand Location Guide for Hunter's

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Summary: Learn about scouting and locating a tree stand location in this free instructional video on a practical guide and techniques for hunters.

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Robert Rogers Robert Rogers has been a Track and Cross Country Coach for Otto Middle School for the last three years. He is a dedicated runner and coach. He holds three r... read more

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Scouting for Tree Stand Location Guide for Hunter's

Hi! I’m Robert Rogers on behalf of expertvillage.com. Today we are going to be talking about the proper scouting for tree stand locations. I’m going to leave the tree stand here because it is a little bit easier to scout around for a couple of hours and see where you are going to put your tree stand without having it on your back. It’s a good location here because there are a lot of watering holes. You’ve got a good little marshy swampy area back here that I have to obviously drink too. You’ve got a lot of good tracks on the ground. There are a lot of good fresh signs that the deer have been here recently. You want to make sure your tree isn’t dead. You got to make sure it is a solid tree, straight up and down if you can. Something with a little cover but has good shooting lanes; like that one back there but it’s got too much water around it. In the morning when I come here a 5:00 am, I don’t think I want to deal with that water. Ah, about perfect. Nice cover. Got these little trees on the side to kind of help conceal you. In case they are looking at you, might be able to talk behind them. Solid, sturdy, about the right size, got a good shooting lane, another great shooting lane, looks like a good deer path or deer run right through here, maybe another one right back through here, kind of want to have an X with two deer lanes or deer runs cross, kind of hunt right off that, X marks the spot so to speak. Looks like about perfect location. I think I’ll choose this tree right here.