Southern Ground | Late Season In The South

This week on the Southern Ground Hunting Podcast, we’re discussing our late season game plan to get bucks on the ground. Parker and Mike are joined by Mike’s brother, Heath Pike, as they talk about how strategies change as the season progresses. Mike and Heath are recording from deer camp in North Alabama, but Parker is coming at us from Florida. After hunting in “the sunshine state” for one day, it’s become clear why the non-resident deer license is so cheap. It may be a gamble, but with a cheap tag, it’s hard to pass up. The conversation turns to the topic of dog hunting in Florida, as Parker tells us about some interesting encounters he has had with some of the local dog hunters on this piece of public land. Wherever you are hunting, late season in the south can be a beneficial time to be in the woods. Concentrating on late food sources and new bedding areas could be the golden ticket. Or you might just get lucky on an evening sit on a green field. Whatever your tactics, we wish you good luck and a happy new year. Topics Discussed Late season food sources Hunting with dogs Bad weather tactics Weather fronts affecting deer movement Mike and Heath’s childhood Heath’s greenfield 13 point buck “How To Kill A Deer In 5 Days” Follow Us facebook.com/southerngroundhunting Instagram: @SouthernGroundHunting YouTube.com/SportsmensNation