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True Tine
Добавлен 15 июн 2022
This channel was made to capture my life long pursuit of wild game. Join me on my self filmed hunts while I strive to become a better hunter, as well as a better cameraman. My name is Spencer and my playground is British Columbia, Canada 🍁
Early September Elk Hunting British Columbia 2024
Well here it is, hunting season. The anticipation leading up to September is always gruelling. As it was nice to finally take the first steps of the season and get out, this trip did not go as we hoped. The struggles were real on our first outing for Elk. Elk a foreign adventure for True Tine. Come along as we learn more lessons from the mountains, in search of these western beasts. #elkhunt #archery #britishcolumbia #2024 #elkhunting #blackbear #bowhunting #hunting #mountains #whitetail
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Goats Above The Highway
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This new short film stems from the desire to coexist with mountain goats. Their rugged habitat filled with cliff bands and rock slides is nothing to take lightly. They truly are a remarkable animal. Join me in this new mini series of me capturing goats on camera in the mountains of BC. #britishcolumbia #mountaingoat #mountain #explore #adventure #hiking #hikingadventures #wildlife #wildlifephot...
The Bears of Spring 2024 #britishcolumbia #wildlife #bearcountry #blackbearhunting #2024 #spring
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The Bears of Spring 2024 #britishcolumbia #wildlife #bearcountry #blackbearhunting #2024 #spring
Late June BC Bow Hunt 2024
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Sometimes hunting can be a wild rollercoaster. The end result came after the emotional and physical struggle. In this hunt we put on the miles in some tough terrain in search of bears. One thing leads to the next and we are standing over a boar on the last day of the hunting season. Congratulations to “my buddy” Trevor on getting his first animal with a bow. ~ #britishcolumbia #wildlife #bearco...
Solo June Bear Hunting 2024
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Growled at, multiple encounters, bear sign everywhere, what’s not to like. Join me in the mountains of British Columbia in search of black bears. The bear rut is upon us and things are starting to heat up. Thanks for tagging along. ~ #britishcolumbia #2024 #spring #hunting #bearhunting #wildlife #mountains #blackbear #springbear #bowhunting #canada #camping #wilderness #bearcountry #nature
Solo Spring Bear Backcountry Bow Hunt 2024
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Solo Spring Bear Backcountry Bow Hunt 2024
BC Content Creators Spring Bear Hunt 2024
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May Bear Hunt British Columbia 2024
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May Bear Hunt British Columbia 2024
Early May Spring Bear Hunting BC 2024
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Early May Spring Bear Hunting BC 2024
Late April Spring Bear Hunt BC 2024
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Late April Spring Bear Hunt BC 2024
E-Scouting an Early September Mule Deer Hunt 2024
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E-Scouting an Early September Mule Deer Hunt 2024
E-Scouting an Early September Bear Hunt 2024
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E-Scouting an Early September Bear Hunt 2024
E-Scouting a Late Spring Bear Hunt 2024
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E-Scouting a Late Spring Bear Hunt 2024
British Columbia Trail Camera Photos #1
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British Columbia Trail Camera Photos #1
E-Scouting an Early Spring Bear Hunt 2024
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E-Scouting an Early Spring Bear Hunt 2024
E-Scouting a Spring Bear Hunt 2024
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E-Scouting a Spring Bear Hunt 2024
British Columbia Late December Blacktail Deer Hunt 2023
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British Columbia Late December Blacktail Deer Hunt 2023
British Columbia Whitetail Hunting December 2023
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British Columbia Whitetail Hunting December 2023
British Columbia Region 3 December Hunt 2023
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British Columbia Region 3 December Hunt 2023
November Whitetail Hunting British Columbia 2023
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November Whitetail Hunting British Columbia 2023
British Columbia Moose Hunting November 2023
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British Columbia Moose Hunting November 2023
Late October Mule Deer Hunt British Columbia 2023
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Late October Mule Deer Hunt British Columbia 2023
Mid October Mule Deer Hunting 2023
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Mid October Mule Deer Hunting 2023
Late September Mule Deer Hunt British Columbia 2023
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Late September Mule Deer Hunt British Columbia 2023
Hunting British Columbia Region 8 in Late September 2023
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Hunting British Columbia Region 8 in Late September 2023
Grouse opens Sep 10th this year, isn't it?
Region 4 Sept 1st
What was your distance approximately on the shot?
Looking back I think that buck was at 360yrds or so.
Unreal! Do you have a bed setup in the back of ur tacoma? Gotta love that bc coast- wet and rugged
Yea I just have my cot in the back of my Tundra! The wild pacific! It’s a good adventure hunt forsure.
What cameras do you use and would recommend? Have you lost any arrows shooting grouse on the road like that? Good luck this season!
I just buy cheapos off amazon, all of them are hit and miss. Some good some not so good. Yup ive lost quite a few arrows shooting at grouse on the road haha
I had to fly out to work at 3 p.m., and we were out hunting in buddies truck for a quick hunt, lol. His truck broke down and got stuck in 4th gear way up in the mountains. We made it back. Was a really stressful situation. Also new to hunting elk. Might focus on an 8x8 whitetail in region 8 I have on cam this year instead.
Well atleast you were able to limp it back! Yea vehicle breakdown is always a stressful situation! 8x8 in 8 sounds like you gotta take care of that this season!
I hunt in AB and I've killed a majority of my bulls from 9am-12pm. I start scouting in June and find where they go to rut and that's where I head mid morning usually, unless you're hunting AG land they don't tend to go too far from where they bed. I have heard bugles anywhere from Aug 18th all the way till December just depends what kind of mood the elk are in on that specific day. I usually use softer cow calls to start if I am not sure that elk are in the area, I let out 3-5 softer cow calls if nothing ill let out 3-5 cow calls through a bugle tube, if nothing i will then go to a locator bugle, and if an elk responds i will move towards it's direction with good wind. Once i close the distance by about 1/2 i will do that same sequence. If I am in tight on elk i will more so go for the moans and chuckles but mostly just soft cow calls. The biggest thing i am seeing in this video is lack of scouting. Yes not everyone has time for it but if you want to be successful year after year you gotta put the effort and time in before the season. If for some reason i am struggling to get on elk I will go out late at night 11pm-2am and bugle in the dark from roads and usually that will help point you in the right direction for the morning. I've killed elk while trucks are driving by on a road no more than 100yards away if you get them pissed off enough they will come in no matter what else is going on. Early season can be tough though. Id suggest planning your trip next time around the 15th of sept thats right around peak rut and the bulls will be more likely to give away their position, this can also work against you though because I find that they don't like to go to far away from their cows. Good Luck!!
Thanks for the knowledge and insight. Definitely a lack of scouting plays a major role. Also learning your spot is pretty crucial, a lot of the areas I hunt don’t have elk. So this is all new ground. I like your approach and appreciate the feedback!
Glad you guys got out and home safe. Have a feeling something big is in store for you after going through that!
Thanks man! 🤞 just gotta keep hammerin those hills!
Man - I haven’t been stranded yet - but it’s good to always have a plan and be prepared for the worst.
The good thing is we have a lot of gear that will allow us to survive a couple nights out there, plus if it gets really bad we just hit the sos. But yea you never know what could happen.
Glad you got the truck out at least. I've got some horror stories like that too, worst feeling walking away from your vehicle.
Yea it’s a shitty feeling, it was a long night but we got er out. 👍
After 3 days of chasing mulies around 8, got home tonight, poured a double bourbon and put my blistered feet up to watch my favourite hunting channel and LMFAO, we’ve all been there. You guys are champs, just gotta roll with it sometimes. Keep up the great vids. Cheers ‘n beers 🍻
lol thanks for watchin guy, nothing else to do but roll with it, how’d the Mulie hunt go?
Brutal. We got stuck in the snow in early spring and had to get rescued by a grader... it sucks man.
Ah yea early springs definitely a rougher mission. More variables forsure. Honestly start of September conditions arnt bad as long as you don’t get heat stroke haha
Oh Yeah. Hunting season is apon us once again. Our play. We know that elk are in this area, so we get here one hour before daylight and sit in the truck with the windows down and listen. We heard the first bugles before light and pin pointing where the bull was, we headed out as soon as we could see. (three hunters) Watching the wind, one left, one right , one behind we headed for him. Cow calls worked best. A Quad came into the area , and the bull gathered his cows and booked across the creek for the timber. End of hunt. Advice. Really watch the wind. Use a few different cow calls to sound like a herd. Don't drive past a parked truck, cause someone else is already hunting this bull. Be one with the woods.
Sounds like a casual day of hunting in a lot of places. Fighting the pressure. It’s too bad it went down like that. Thanks for the advice, I’ll have to bring more calls into the mix, and also just get better at calling in general lol.
Great vid, thanks for that. Too bad about the taco troubles! I'm watching it while sitting in the cab of my truck eating hard boiled eggs on a multi day deer hunting adventure. Gotta respect the grind 🫡
Right on! Thanks for watching, good luck in deer camp!
Early season is very tough hunting, usually around there things change around September 12-14, start gathering and making noise, depending on the amount of pressure around. If there is a lot of other hunters usually cow calls are better, sometimes they want a bugle. Call from first light till 11am, back to camp for breakfast and a nap( elk nap and so do I) and start calling when the sun goes down. If I don’t know my area I would walk until I find sign and try to pattern. A rub line is a great place to spend time around but most are made at night. Good luck, where I hunt the elk don’t show up till last week of September, can’t wait.
Thanks for the great intel much appreciated. Do you think that elevation plays a role into when the elk start to group up? Or the way their rut behaviour is? I understand that ruts not based on that but if let’s say terrain were to limit their interactions with each other as well as population density, would they almost rut slower in a sense. Just thoughts.
@@truetineoutdoors I think weather and moon phase plays a role, in west kootneys they will travel from the top of the mountain to the bottom, I spend my time in the middle. Farmers fields and when they are cut can completely change their activities if that plays into your area. They can move 20km from summer habitat to where they rut in days.
Okay interesting, once again thanks for the info, hopefully I can use this to understand them more
No doubt about it, the bear was a Golden albacore cinnamon transitioning Kodiak polar sow.
That was my guess as well, common around those parts
I thought boar
Had that sheen of a wild boar
Nice!, what MU was this? looks cold for a Sept hunt so I'm guessing somewhere around PG?
Hey there, Region 8
Clean work with the Diamond plate!
The Diamond plate don’t look too half bad
Did you find that arrow?
Yessir 👌
Yeah buddy! Haha 👌
Grouse is back on the menu!
dat thwap tho....... noice
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Thank you
You’re welcome
Just what I've been looking for! Thank you!✌️
Glad you enjoyed!
So what's the big deal in here? cuz because you can shoot with open sights? And why don't we see the bear go down?
You can watch the full video of the hunt on my channel. The video is pinned to this short
Is the bear ok? What do you do with it after you tranquilize them?
great content, I'm a newbie hunter in the making and this year will be my first time getting out. Any chance your taking applications for apprentices 😂
Nice that’s awesome, good luck out there this season. If you have instagram feel free to reach out and I’m always up for talking hunting!
Another great adventure! Unless I'm mistaken that pack you're using looks like a 'Marshall'? That seems to be your go-to, does it seem like too much or it's worth it in the event of a successful hunt, and packout?
It’s the kuiu pro LT 7000. In my opinion it’s totally worth having a full size pack like that. You can break it down for the run and gun, or you can load it up and pull out 100 lbs of meat. I’ve used it for quite a few animals now and it’s worth it. I’m not sure how the Marshall would break down, but I know most high end large packs can break down to make them a lot smaller for convenience.
@@truetineoutdoors makes sense. Thanks for your reply, and good luck with the upcoming season!
Anytime!
Getting closer!!🌲🦌👊😎
Heck yea it is!
@@truetineoutdoors that's what she said!🤣🤙😎
18 days till opener!
Let’s get after it! Good luck out there!
I love it. You did a amazing job.
Thanks for watching!
It’s fun watching your camera and editing skills develop with every film! Nice work Spencer
Thanks Ashley! Looking forward to High BCs upcoming season!
@@truetineoutdoors hope we both have hammer seasons!!
👊 way to kick it off right
@@truetineoutdoors it has been an unbelievably epic start!
Great bear!
Thanks!
This short is gayer than fuckin AIDS. City boys frontin like mofo down in BC huh. Haha
it must suck having to walk back and get that camera everytime
What camera?
What a beautiful trip! Hunting on the island looks awesome.
It’s a great hunt with a lot of views 👌
Awsome man i have seen them up above the hwy but amazing to see them up close like that.
They are an interesting animal that deserves some recognition! Thanks for watching
try the enchantment hike in washington state. you'll see like 30 goats. Most who have no problem letting you come right up to them.
That looks like a nice little adventure nestled in the cascades there. Thanks for the intel!
Goats are sooo cool man. Great film!
Thanks for watching as always man!
Great buck! Congratulations!
@@Sean-h5y thanks !
I just found your channel and love your stuff. Your 'regular guy' hunting vids are great, and I'm really enjoying them. I do have a question. I saw the spotting scope you have, and I was wondering what model it was. Do you like it? Would you recommend it? Keep up the good work!
Hey glad you like the channel, thanks for watching! It’s a Vortex Diamondback HD 16-48x65. I really like it, it’s a lower end spotter but it’s great for the price. It’s a mid size spotter, which is great because it’s not too big but you still can get some range with it.
Did you steal Mindful Hunter's game cam? 😂
Lol no I didn’t
Great video man!
Thanks for watching!
Sucky sucky
Invest in a thermacell.
It’s definitely crossed my mind haha
@@truetineoutdoors it's well worth it.
@@4everhunting which one do you recommend?
@@truetineoutdoors I've always used this one which is one of the originals. It also has a belt clip which makes it that much better for hunting scenarios.
iron sight? great job guy.
Yesir 👊 thanks for watching
Kudos on the recovery gentlemen! That's how it's done!!
Thanks Pal 👊
Bear saw the staches and knew it had to disappear 🫡
🫡 atease
bear been foolin with a few blokes
So proud of you two for really sticking it out, in search of that bear. P.S. throw in a catch n cook every now and then… i really do also like when your in teaching mode. Also do you spray your hunting clothes down with promethazine for ticks ?
I typically only will cook in the field with ungulates or fish, as I’m really cautious of trich. But yes more catch and cooks! I don’t use anything for ticks, it’s interesting the areas that I hunt don’t seem to have a lot of ticks, probably just not coming across the infested hot spots. Thanks for watching
Nice hunt, especially with the open sights! Did you make that rack for your cooler?
Thanks! Yes I made it out of some old milk crates
WICKED job boiz!!! Fk yeah
Thanks man 👊
Great job boys!!!! What a Track!! Can't believe you found that guy !!!
Thanks man! I honestly cant either, got pretty lucky there