Some additional hunting YouTube channels that might interest you

I remember a thread awhile back where the common B&RO and The Hunting Public type channels were mentioned, but I have a few others that I really get some helpful information from:

The Hunting Beast - if you don't know Dan Infalt's philosophy, you need to learn it. He's the king of run-n-gun hunting.

Traditional Bowhunting & Wilderness Podcast - this guy does not have a lot of subscribers, but he is hands down one of my favorite youtubers. His content is short, but packed with information. He is an excellent bowhunter and his channel is not all about longbow hunting.

DIY Sportsman - public hunting and lightweight equipment guru.

G2 Outdoors - if you are wanting to get an intro to saddle hunting, this guy and DIY Sportsman are the ticket

Whitetail Habitat Solutions - the guy who stars in this channel is named Jeff Sturgis. He's a consultant who gets hired all around the country to walk hunting properties and plan bedding areas, food plots, etc. He's considered one of the leading experts in his field.

The Handy Hunter - this guy is pretty creative with solar powered trail cams, food plots, etc. I have found his videos to be pretty helpful in some of my projects.

Elk101com - these guys are more of the expert elk hunters. They are filming a state by state series right now, but most of their content is more educational. I have learned a lot about calling from them.

Sean's Outdoor Adventures - also a very helpful public land hunter who used to hunt Pennsylvania but recently moved to Iowa. He does some good equipment reviews and has some great videos about calling whitetails.

White Knuckle Productions - a well-known professional hunter who has a small farm in Iowa that he manages and hunts. It's from the perspective of a landowner and has a mix of all kinds of issues. He has a good series where he brought Dan Infalt to his property to scout buck bedding.

Randy Newberg, Hunter - all around one of my favorite hunters. Has a great video series about the draw systems for some of the most popular elk states.

Huntin Grounds - guy who owns a small farm in Georgia (I think) and hunts and manages it. Lots of varied content, I sometimes watch.

GrowingDeer.tv - management perspective; has some good content.

LakeForkGuy - very popular channel that is mostly about nothing, but the guy puts out some good content if you're interested in killing 30 minutes and learning nothing.

Brian Call: Gritty - Bryan Call and Aron Snyder are two of my favorite Elk/western style hunters.

Jacob Schmitt - this guy is awesome. He takes aerial maps submitted by his subscribers and analyzes where and how he would hunt the property, where he thinks deer might bed, and in general he has some good advice on how to read satellite and topo maps for whitetail scouting.

FishingandHuntingTexas - another cool channel with some pretty decent content

Tethrd Nation - tree saddle that I use; has some informative content if you're wanting to learn.