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Thanks! There's a full video of my hunting season for this buck on my channel if you want to go check it out!

@@growingwildtvok cool I definitely will

Yes absolutely! I just prefer to put them in the last hour or two so they keep some of their crisp too them. They get pretty soft if left in for the whole time, but that's a personal preference thing. Make sure to check out some of my other recipes on the channel! I hope to have more coming out soon!

@ I definitely will! I’m a new subscriber. Can’t wait for some more wild game recipes, it’s new to me. Love the channel!

Even though you're a Lions fan we still appreciate you watching!

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I appreciate that comment more than you realize! Thanks man!

If the only thing you care about is the kill find a different channel. Get a life bro.

@growingwildtv ...lts not the only thing i care about but if you are filming a HUNTING video then show the damn hunt...You didnt want anybody seeing you shooting deer over a big pile of corn is that it???...One more thing, i got a life, and i call it like i see it and i dont care how butt-hurt you get...

@@rickwarner4102 When self filming a hunt, sometimes things happen faster than you can expect. I had several seconds to get the shot on my deer, so I took it before I was able to get the camera turned on and facing him. In order to show what happened, I used audio from a previous rifle hunt. That's the way it goes sometimes. I've shown dozens of "killshots" on film over the last several years of doing this and have no problem doing so. But sometimes the story is about a lot more than that.

Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

Yes, yes it is.

I've scored a ton of deer. I'd like to see the sheet. Who scored it?

@@TheWhitetailFreak21 Maybe we'll do a video on it with my taxidermist.

Everyone is at a different point in their hunting journey. We are in a great area and I hold myself to much higher standards while bowhunting. I held out and was able to kill a 5 year old 160" 12 pointer with my bow. My brother and my dad have both gone several years without a buck. Standards change through time, but for us. This was an opening day we will never forget. And for me personally it was my best year ever. A hammer of a 12 point with a bow, and a great mature 8 pointer with a gun.

We are in central Wisconsin. We've heard from many hunters up north that the deer hunting has been quite tough for many years now due to the wolf problem. We have 60 acres that we try our best to manage. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

It's our favorite part of the year, thanks for watching!

Rough scored 160" waiting on the official score

I'm sorry, but your poor grammar was hard to understand....cheating on?

Glad you liked it!

Thank you for watching!

Thanks man!

It's hard to sit in pouring rain without one...especially with camera gear. I've used it many times without deer busting me, that particular tree just does not have much for cover.

Appreciate it!

Thanks guys!

Thanks man!

Thanks man! I appreciate it!

Thanks for watching!

I passed up many shots this year that I thought were too far at 50, 54, and 58 yards. I can hit a soda can at that distance but won't take that shot on a deer. It was a VERY tight window and I felt confident in the shot and where I was aiming. It's hard to believe a deer could duck that hard at 18 yards, but at the end of the day deer duck and things don't always go as planned. I backed out, paid money for a drone, and did everything I could to recover this deer. I butchered him that night and he will feed my family for months. You can talk about my ethics all you want, but you don't know me or how much I give back to these animals. I give my life to hunting. If you don't like RUclips hunters maybe you should quit watching.

Thanks man!

Thank you!

Keep in mind the camera was WAY off to my left and pointed right of how I was facing. The angle of the deer was much different for me than it was for the camera. But you are correct, I did get lucky. In the two inch window I had to shoot through the only thing I had to aim for was the seem behind his shoulder. Some how at 18 yards he was able to duck that hard.

I don't care what you say. That's a quartering too shot. Poor choice and ethics. What you RUclipsrs don't seem to understand is that your teaching all these young hunters that, that is a good shot angle and it is not! ​@growingwildtv

@@mikefuss1486 you can't tell the true shot angle from the camera's point of view. And there is nothing wrong with a quartering too or quartering away shot. This shot did not go as planned, of course. But I was pretty open and honest about that.

Is that for whitetail or blacktail? Apologies, I'm super naive to Washington's hunting season's.

There's no better time to catch a buck on a pattern! I love the rut, it's so exciting, but it's hard to plan for something consistent.

@@HuntingCarterHill thanks man, good luck to you as well!

Sounds like a bird

He's a dear friend, and he meant well and wanted to find his deer to cut it up before the meat spoiled. We did have a talk, and he understands where I was coming from. But at the end of the day we want each other to succeed.

We had a chat after that lol. That's why he was joking about me being mean at the end of the video. He's a great guy and wanted to get to the deer ASAP so he could clean it up and get it in a cooler due to the weather. I get it. But it could have waited the hour until after dark. We got it figured out though.

@@growingwildtv hard to beat fresh venison

@@growingwildtv “we had a chat after” lmao

Glad you liked it! Thanks for giving it a try!