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@@mikeodonnell7350 10 point recommends only using wicked ridge bolts. But you should be fine using another brand as long as they are properly seated on the string. I used a Barnett once and the knock was turned the wrong way so it was essentially a dry fire and I snapped my string. The repair cost me almost 200 bucks.

@@campbenny thank you! I appreciate you watching!

You mean with more powder then the long rifle rounds that I'm using?

Thank you Matt!

Wow, that's awesome! The classic old station wagon family vacation!

@@madhuntsadventures yeah, it sure is. My boys are already looking forward to going back next year. Thanks for watching Matt!

@@madhuntsadventures yeah, I don't know what my neighbors must think of me sometime lol! They probably think I should live out in the country instead of a neighborhood. But what can I say, my wife likes it here.

@@madhuntsadventures true, however there was a lot more frustration off camera lol. We had no regrets though for taking this trip. I still have to finish the rest of the videos!

@@madhuntsadventuresyeah, it was an adventure of a lifetime for sure!

Thanks so much! Yeah it was a fun hunt. I think I'm going to try that more often. I hear your scent is more confined on the ground. My wind was blowing right to where those deer were coming from and they apparently didn't smell me!

@@flcMorsalin thank you! I really appreciate the compliment! And thank you for watching!

@@coreyswhitetailwoods4747 You are most welcome

I don't sell crossbows. I was only reviewing it. I would think Amazon would deliver to Thailand. Here is an Amazon link for the same crossbow I have. a.co/d/bcgrs5T

Yeah it was something I wanted to try this year and I'm still doing it and have had other opportunities which I passed. It seems to me that the best situation for hunting on the ground is with your back up against some thick bedding cover and of course where you can remain in the shadows. Thanks for watching Mike!

I meant to put a link in the description for it. I'll do that now but here is the link. a.co/d/4BdzH2u

Thank you so much for watching and for subscribing, if that was you! What rattling method do you normally use?

@@coreyswhitetailwoods4747 Yup that was me! I am new to hunting (3rd year on my own) and am 19 years old. I don't have anyone in my family who really hunts except my older brother, so I'm having to learn a lot on my own so I really appreciate content like yours. I have rattled in a buck with real antlers but they are very uncomfy to pack around. I made a rattle bag for this season but have yet to bring anything in with it.

the rattle bag is just 6in sections of PVC pipe in a sock but it makes a pretty good sound, I think. What are your thoughts? I know some guys use wooden dowels but PVC is what I had.

@GwesleyKing hmm, That's an interesting thing to try. I honestly don't know what that sounds like so I couldn't tell you. But if it sounds similar to bones clashing then it could certainly work. I think during the rut when bucks are really fired up, they're not analyzing sounds too much. If it sounds anything like two bucks sparring, it should work. Good luck out there.

Yeah I didn't have anyone in my family who wanted either. When I started. I didn't start hunting until I was 35 so by the time your my age, you should be a pro LOL. Rattling doesn't always work. Nothing always works. Actually. There have been years where I grunted in or rattled in bucks but then other years where I couldn't get anything to come in like this year for example. We were blessed to put some does on the ground and some meat in the freezer. That is really the best way is to continue absorbing information and just try new things. If you look at the last video, I just released of me shooting a doe from the ground with my bow , that's the first time I've ever done that. I was just trying something new and it was also a middle of the day hunt, and it worked. So you just never know. Can't kill em from the couch right? Brother, just keep at it and enjoy every moment you can in God's beautiful creation. Be blessed and I wish you success out there!

Congratulations on tagging out! That's awesome. In VA, we can get 3 bucks and 3 does and then buy as many additional doe tags as we want, so it's pretty hard to tag out. I'm gonna have to get caught up on your videos! Thanks for watching!

Yes it is but also a lot of fun trying to pull it off.

No problem! It was my pleasure. Do you by chance have a link to that video from last year? I think the short was called "Buck of a lifetime.". I couldn't actually see the buck in the short and wanted to check out the whole video!

That's some interesting information. Would you mind expounding on that and tell me why you say that? Also, what would you recommend using and why?

Thanks brother!

Yeah, definitely lots of fun in Ohio. Unfortunately I wasn't not able to kill a big one, but it was a team effort to get Dan's buck!

@@MarkJLarsonOutdoors thank you Mark!

Yeah that was one of the funnest hunts I've had! Thank you!!

Absolutely, thanks for watching!

@@BeKind.TakeTheTime yup, pretty classic!

Thanks brother!

@@MarkJLarsonOutdoors thank you for watching!

Yeah, the boys had a blast for sure! Thanks for watching brother!

Well said! Loved the video!

@HuntingCarterHill thank you!

Thanks brother!

Awesome, thank you!

Thanks brother!

Thanks brother!

Awesome, thank you! Yeah I've got a few videos I need to catch up on. Between my boys and I, we've already put 4 does in the freezer.

@coreyswhitetailwoods4747 congrats! Looking forward to seeing the videos. I just uploaded my doe video last night!

Yes sir, I already watched it and left a comment. Congratulations on a mature doe!

Yes, I'm glad I tried it. I'm definitely going to do it more in the future and try to make it a little more difficult each time.

@@coreyswhitetailwoods4747 be sure to include the foot (interdigital glands) some blood and some stomach contents when you can. It takes some time for a dog to learn to put it all together but once they do you have something it's something to see. Sometimes you have all of those things, sometimes you may only have one. Good luck, hope you continue to show your progress!

@TheCarolinacadmanOutdoors That's a really good point to include some stomach content. I didn't even think of that. I shot one today with my bow and didn't keep any of the stomach content, but I will be using that deer to do some more training and will try to keep some stomach content the next time. Thanks for the suggestion!

@@coreyswhitetailwoods4747 A lot of times depending on how the deer was hit, that's all there is and you can't usually even see it, but the dog has no problem smelling it. They just need to associate with finding the deer.

Yeah, he did good!

Yes, it was a lot of excitement! Thanks for the comment!

Thanks so much! Soon hopefully. I've got to play catch up on some video editing.

@@coreyswhitetailwoods4747 ok just wondering because I was at youth weekend

Awesome! What's your name? My boys and I had a great time.

@@coreyswhitetailwoods4747Dason I was hunting with Troy

@@Daywalk27 awesome, congratulations on the deer! You got 2 right?

@@whitetailwarriorsdeercamp88 yeah, the 1st week was hard but it got a lot better!

Thanks brother. Yeah it was just that first week that was terrible. It got a lot better after that.

Thank you! Yes, it was a blast.

Thank you brother! I really appreciate that!

What part of West Virginia are you in?

@@coreyswhitetailwoods4747 summers co. Im about a hr from the bridge. But you mentioned beaver im about 45 minutes from there

Cool, yeah we were close!

Thanks for the comment Juddie. We had a blast. It was quite the adventure even with the little fender bender any other hiccups we had during the first 5 days which you should see in the next video, part 2. It was a 37-day trip so it will probably have a few parts before it's over. How do you like the public land hunting over your way?

@@coreyswhitetailwoods4747 when it comes to our week long deer camp, we are hunting in the Monongahela National Forest in Greenbrier County, WV. That is pretty much our extent of public land hunting. Squirrel, bow hunting and muzzleloader hunting we are either on the 8,000 acre lease that we belong to, or lately down on Jerod’s farm. I have hunted a few times at Plum Orchard Lake Wildlife Management Area here in Fayette County, WV, but that was years and years ago before I joined a lease. I hear so many people talk about it being crowded and of course you can’t setup a stand or blind without worrying about it being damaged or stolen. In the National Forest, well there are thousands upon thousands of acres, never really had any issues or people running into me while hunting. Heck right now my son and I have had trail cameras the for almost 5 years. Only issue has been the dang bears won’t leave them alone. That is why I started building my own camera boxes.

That sounds really cool. We don't have any big National Forest close to me that I can hunt. But I have been out to the George Washington National Forest in Virginia, which looks like awesome hunting. I'll have to make a hunting trip out there sometime. That'd be fun. Are you referring to the same Jareod who was on Midwest whitetail?

@@coreyswhitetailwoods4747 no, Jerod is my son, the other half of J & J. We have been doing RUclips since spring of 2011.

@@ZachforChrist thanks brother, I appreciate the comment. I wish you the best on your hunt. I love the power the rampage has. I hope you knock one down with it!

Thank you. I appreciate that brother!