How to Pick Glassing Knobs | Solo Round

In this episode, Jaden takes you along on a midday glassing session from a real knob in Montana, where he breaks down how to effectively find—and use—glassing points to locate game. This isn't about "killing spots," it's about how and where to find animals before you can make a move. Whether you're e-scouting this summer or mid-hunt and struggling to find critters, Jaden lays out a practical, detailed framework to help you locate game from glassing knobs using real hunting scenarios and terrain examples. What You'll Learn: How to e-scout for effective glassing knobs Terrain features that make great glassing knobs (e.g. logging roads, elevation benches, and steep draws) Pros and cons of glassing from roads, knobs, and highway pullouts When to prioritize elevation vs. accessibility How thermals, wind, and sun exposure affect animal behavior—and how to glass accordingly Gear tips: simple optics setups and gridding methods for scanning terrain Real stories of successful deer and elk hunts built around strategic glassing (including a double buck harvest with his brother) We hope you enjoy this show! _____ You can now can tap into my brain without booking a full consulting call. The Virtual Hunt Buddy is up and running and ready to help you get your plans in order—24/7, no scheduling required. It's trained on everything I've said or written about western hunts in the last 6 years. If you're trying to build a gear list, pick a week to hunt, or figure out where to put your glass on opening morning, this tool can help. You get 3 free messages to try it. After that, it's just $10. 👉 Try the Hunt Buddy Here >> _____ Subscribe to the Hunt West Weekly Email Here >> Learn about Hunt West planning services >>  Follow Hunt West on Instagram >> If you want to go to Argentina in 2026 THERE ARE ONLY TWO SPOTS LEFT! Contact Jaden at [email protected] to learn more. Thanks to Bo DePena, a musician, friend, and avid hunter in Colorado, for the intro and outro for the show.