Scout & Adjust: Keys to Successful Hunting on Public Land

If you hunt public land, there’s one fact that will frequently apply: There are going to be other hunters in the woods with you. That’s why it takes diligence to harvest a public buck. Game & Fish Editorial Director Adam Heggenstaller points out that to be successful on public land, a hunter must scout thoroughly (three scouting days to one hunting day is his equation), and have back-up plans in the field to account for hunting pressure from others. Learn more in the above video, sponsored by Gumout Performance Additives.

Watch more episodes of "Fueling Your Pursuit":

• Episode 1: Treat Your Boat Well on Dry Land for More Splash on the Water
• Episode 2: How to Max Your Fishing Success on Foot
• Episode 3: Tips to Improve Deer Habitat on Your Hunting Land
• Episode 4: Scout & Adjust: Keys to Successful Hunting on Public Land