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Joseph Byers
Добавлен 13 мар 2013
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Shanon Jackson Talks Western Turkey Hunting.
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Shanon Jackson Talks Western Turkey Hunting.
Bowfish for snakehead, gar, rays, and catfish.
Просмотров 736 месяцев назад
Bowfish for snakehead, gar, rays, and catfish.
insane AK Bear Hunt allowing 2 brown bears and five black bears.
Просмотров 406 месяцев назад
insane AK Bear Hunt allowing 2 brown bears and five black bears.
Lancaster Archery Top 3 Products at GAOS.
Просмотров 667 месяцев назад
Lancaster Archery Top 3 Products at GAOS.
Lancaster Archery Top 3 Products at GAOS
Просмотров 3357 месяцев назад
Lancaster Archery Top 3 Products at GAOS
Back Country Idaho Elk with guaranteed license
Просмотров 3917 месяцев назад
Back Country Idaho Elk with guaranteed license
Inuit Outfitters and Greenland Muskox 2024
Просмотров 647 месяцев назад
Inuit Outfitters and Greenland Muskox 2024
Bowhunting Greenland for Muskox and Caribou
Просмотров 347 месяцев назад
Bowhunting Greenland for Muskox and Caribou
Morrell Boa Target
Просмотров 3,4 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Today's fast bows and crossbows are a challenge to any target. Morrell introduces the best stopper ever.
Deer Eating Pumpkins
Просмотров 1808 месяцев назад
Most pumpkins bought for Halloween decorations go to waste. They can be eaily recycled by putting them near whitetail deer, but first break the pumpkins open.
Bowhunting Spring Gobblers with Mr. Turkey
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Bowhunting Spring Gobblers with Mr. Turkey
Mark Kayser explains the importance of preference points.
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Mark Kayser explains the importance of preference points.
Are Custom Turkey Call Strikers Worth the Cost
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
Are Custom Turkey Call Strikers Worth the Cost
TenPoint Havoc 440 and African Conservation
Просмотров 653 года назад
TenPoint Havoc 440 and African Conservation
African Warthog with an Itch it can't Scratch
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African Warthog with an Itch it can't Scratch
TenPoint Havoc 440 Tackles Africa's most Noble Antelope
Просмотров 3393 года назад
TenPoint Havoc 440 Tackles Africa's most Noble Antelope
Grandfather and Grandson bow hunt in Africa.
Просмотров 963 года назад
Grandfather and Grandson bow hunt in Africa.
Rock Haven- Rugged South African Adventure Rock Haven 7
Просмотров 143 года назад
Rock Haven- Rugged South African Adventure Rock Haven 7
TenPoint Havoc 440 takes down a giant eland.
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TenPoint Havoc 440 takes down a giant eland.
Hey Clive, how's Arthur doing?
Sadiques !!
Poor shot
It was the worst shot of my life. The bull moved just as the crossbow launched. I got the same animal a year later, but don't have the video for that. Check out what's happening at Bowhunting.net. Thanks for watching.
Great video. Can you put a link in the description to buy these from Jeff? Also, I would love to hear them in use if you do another with him. And thanks for the video!
Jeff Harrison does business on Facebook. Search his name and you will find the business. He is a master craftsman and I know you will be satisfied.
Wicked.
what an adorable boa
"Promosm"
Lesson 1... shot placement. Lesson 2 ... patience Lesson 3 ... hunting ethics
I wrote the big check.
Where I hunt, that’s a 10-12,000$ mistake.
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Poor
Did you find it?
Bad shot, sorry man, that was just a buck fever shot.
I literally held my breath the entire video.
Actually the animal is the one on the tree
That is not just a Cape Buffalo. That is a STUD Cape Buffalo! What a beautiful Boss and Spread.
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Buffalo could suspect that there is the devil in the tree
Very informative video, excellent!
It's a crime to shoot an animal whilst it is drinking water!
They need one in 7.62X39mm 🙏
Is that a 2x2 of purpleheart wood or swamp cedar you've got them propped-up on ??
A tree stand above a man made water trough to attract game. I think its time to make the distinction between hunters and just shooters
Joe needs to find another outlet for his urges to wear camo while sitting in trees. That was awful and completely avoidable.
I have had the G2 chambered in 357 magnum for over a year. This rifle will shoot most ANYTHING Accurately. All of the 38sp and all the 357 Factory ammo. I Started handloading for the 357 since my days in the Navy back in 1974 ('72-'78). Currently having a RIFLE in 357 magnum with a 22in barrel is a whole new chapter for loading for this caliber. With the longer barrel of this Fine Single Shot Break Action Rifle and a Bushnell 3x9x40 is on top. (70year old eyes) At 100 Yards a typical 158 grain bullet HJSP is traveling at about 1300 fps. The Factory Ammo of choice is the Magtec 158. My hunting handload is a 158 grain Lead Hard Cast Semi-Wad Cutter. Deer and Wild Hogs have been taken with ONE shot, factory and Handloads. With my handloads and some factory ammos I get Dead Center Cold bore hits. By Handloading I can Tailor ammo for specific jobs. Current Powders - Bulls Eye, Unique, 4227, and Little Gun. Current Bullets - 125 & 158 grain Lead Hard Cast Semi Wad Cutters, and the same weight XTP JHP. This is a Fine Well Build Rifle, for me, perfect for developing 357 Magnum ammunition For this Rifle.
Draw him in with fresh water and kill him. Not hunting in my book.
Does he have a website?
He has a Facebook page
How do we buy a peg from you.
Is it cedar
That looks like Purpleheart to me.
Where does a person buy these strikers?
Check him out on Face ook
Is the 45-70 threaded 5/8x24?
To answer the question is a custom striker worth the cost.. yes.. And Jeff makes 1 of the best strikers .. I'm a custom pot call maker myself.. strikers are just as important if not more important than the pot call itself..
How do I purchase your strickers
Contact Jeff Harrison on Facebook.
Best hunter....👍👍👍
horrible shot placement. thankfully it looks like the arrow deflected off the horn so at least you didn't maim the animal
Slow. hunting
I love my 6.5 Creedmoor
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Congratulations my friend on the hunt, write to my channel here and Du Brasil and Link ✌️👏🇧🇷
How far away was the shoot?
I waited n waited n waited n waited.
Cool...hope u get more! Hogs tore up the back yard behind our Florida house a few years ago.
That was a close one Joe
Close but exciting. Thanks for watching.
What a load of hog shit. I don't believe either one of these yahoos killed these pigs. silly twats.
All the information in this video is accurate. Your response says much more about you than video content.
@@josephbyers4036 what information? There was no information
@@josephbyers4036 Furthermore, you touted this video as something to do with killing pigs with your crossbows, yet no video showing that you killed them with said crossbows...what a swindle.
That’s such a bummer. Tons of people who don’t really hunt or who don’t hunt archery will say all kinds of things; but this is a common occurrence. Still doesn’t make it any easier. How long did you spend looking for the wounded animal? Did you have to pay a “wounded animal” fee/did it count as your hunt? It seemed like you were having equipment issues or maybe some trigger trouble? I know that can definitely happen; but sometimes it’s just the animal being unpredictable & moving last second. I wouldn’t worry to much about what people here say; the real hunters have missed shots and know what it feels like. But to miss one this big; my heart goes out to you man! That had to be an expensive shot. Thanks for sharing something that many would not! Good luck in future hunts as well.
Thank you for commenting. Yes, we trailed the buffalo for four days, but never saw it again. It was the most dangerous thing I've ever done and it could have killed me dozens of times if it had charged. And, Yes, I paid the big check as a wounding fee. My mechanical mistake was not using a variable speed scope on my crossbow. The CAMX had plenty of power but with a 750-grain arrow, I couldn't use the scope settings and had to guess. I saw this buffalo the first night of the hunt, yet we hadn't prepared the blind properly. We were constantly under the gaze of other animals requiring absolute stillness for hours. If the wind shifted, they sounded the alarm. You will read many negative comments about this, but perhaps they will help other hunters in a similar circumstance.
@@josephbyers4036 thanks so much for the reply! I’m sorry to hear you didn’t see the animal again; and that you had to pay the fee. That’s a nightmare! At least you got the experience of the hunt/trip and learned a lot, I’m sure. But you tracked it for four days and that’s more than many would do. I can definitely see how anyone with similar disadvantages could have the same thing easily happen. Thanks again for sharing. I don’t understand why so many feel the need to be so negative; it’s not an outlook of a good sportsman. You’d think any serious hunter would want you to help educate others/prevent them having the same issue(s) with their own respective hunts, if possible. After all, hunting demands serious commitments of time/effort/money/thought and any hunter should be grateful for an opportunity to learn something. I really appreciated the chance to see it and talk with you. Like you said, it could help someone (maybe me) down the road on their own hunt.
@@josephbyers4036 sorry but if you knew your scope was not gonna work you should never have been in the stand to begin with. gotta have your gear dialed in before you are out in the field
What the hell? I came here to see the hunt but there was nothing.
Is there a Part 2 ?
Nice
Weak