Congratulations on your hunt, Ron . It's always good to go hunting with your buddy . Most of the best stories and memories are created in the outdoors. God bless you and your family God-bless America 🇺🇸 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
This is awesome sir, I love that you all are willing to explain your mistakes and miscalculations. I can’t explain, as a hunter, how nice it is to be able to learn from experienced hunters, who are humble enough to teach and be honest and swallow the ego.
Love the story guys. Steve you said it best and I can directly relate. You have seconds to make up your mind and come up with an ethical shot. You make up your mind and try to wrap it up as best you can. Good on you for being hard on yourself because that’s how you always become better/more ethical. I had the same situation this November in Manitoba which resulted in a bang flop spine shot. But it was supposed to be a shoulder blade shot. Task failed successfully. But I still beat myself up for not making sure I made a better shot in the heat of the moment and the only way to become better is to be your own toughest critic! Good hunt old boys.
Wonderful breakdown of a really great hunt! Great cinematography and very educational!! Thanks Ron and Steve for taking us along! Keep em comin!!!!😂😂😂😂
Great Show Ron. I was hunting Perkins county. And filled both tags I used a 270 win and a 7mmMag. My Buck shot was under 30 yards and the Doe shot was at 75 yards. I was hunting Walk in areas .lots of Pheasants and Grouse. I went back out there l this week with the Muzzleloader .it was cold snowing and windy . Unbelievable amounts of Grouse and Pheasants. I didn't get a Deer with Muzzleloader. I came home empty handed. The Anterless rifle season starts on Saturday I have double Doe tags for Gregory County.
You’re explaining conditions that I have on the Kansas quarter I hunt every year. It’s amazing to see the variation in behavior based on terrain in different sections. I’ve got a pretty good pulse on how they are going to behave, but there are still surprises. Great show guys!
That is the southern Saskatchewan experience to a tee. The wind is a factor here as well. You need to learn how to shoot the wind if you want to hit the first round out. I have done it all my life, and it still is hard! Good job fellows!
I love the 270 and I know your friend loves it too for using it on your guises Whitetail hunt in South Dakota. I have always shot a 130 grain bullet and found it to be just fine and some of the wind in South Dakota some of the Barnes bullets don’t have the highest ballistic coefficient bullets for hunting, but they work I know, cause I can attest to that, that is no longer available anymore to use MRX bullet they discontinued what they have comparable to that is long range Hunter bullet that’s 129 grand bullet that has a pretty BC for the bullet
Terriffic bucks. I hunt NY State woodlands, brush lots, mature hemlock stands, and one particular powerline right-of-way that slices my property diagonally where I can squeek out 250, maybe 300 yard shots. But most are under 45 yards. I would be so out of my comfort zone on a prairie I wouldn't know where to start. With binoculars, I suppose. GREAT respect to successful traditional bowhunters in that territory.
I hunted SD for the first time spot and stalk with a bow this year. Made probably 8 failed stalks on big mule bucks and on the last day smoked my first big white tail buck. Very hard country to stalk deer, have to use the terrain and creek beds to get close. But extremely rewarding when you stick a big buck in country like that
Very good video, fun to listen to a story about a hunt rather than actually watching it unfold. Interested in a couple of things: first the hammer bullets, which one were you using? And what twist barrel do you have on your custom 7x57? I’ve searched Hammer bullets and always find that they’re designed for fast twist rate barrels. My guns all have the old traditional twist rates on their respective barrels. So can I use Hammer bullets in those types of guns and if so, which Hammer bullet should I be looking for? Thanks in advance.
Nice choice Ron…Ive had my combo Knives of Alaska set for somewhere near 15+ years. These knives perform. I believe my set has the wolf and cub knives in a common sheath similar to yours. Great choice and welcome to the family…lol
Don't mean any disrespect here Ron, but, obviously what you call a "cheap" hunting knife and what I do, are two totally different things! I'm sure that is a awesome knife, but, I didn't pay much more than that for my rifle when I bought it new! 😳
Definitely one of your better podcast. Love Steve. Just like you Ron, such a down to earth, humble in character, individual. I was very glad to hear you guys frown upon long range hunting (to me that's >500yds). It's just my opinion, but I consider it unethical. It's an ego trip with no consideration of the game animal. Glad you both were able to catch up with your deer and get that kill shot.
We have all been there and if you haven't keep hunting but I think it takes a good man to admit he mad a mistake and tell not only a friend but everyone on the internet lol congratulations guys
Trespass fees -- or hunting access fees -- vary wildly from ranch to ranch. Everything from "free because the rancher likes you" to $10,000 because he likes money and tolerates you.
So here's a suggestion for you, Mr. Ron spomer, so you may comment sitting in the truck watching for stuff to happen so I'd like you to take wherever you are. Your home state is Idaho? My home state is Pennsylvania, the laws from out west to the east are so I don't even know the word completely different like I cannot sit in my truck even on private property and watch a field waiting for a deer to come out because they're considering that as a blind and you're not allowed to use a vehicle as a blind and you just did that in this state that you're in. There's so many laws in Pennsylvania that are vague + kind of you know lesser word stupid. Why you can't do it? So here's another one. I'll give you a law in Pennsylvania. I can walk down a road and shoot from the berm of the road at an animal on the same side of the road. If I shoot on the other side I have to be high enough to preclude any danger from anyon coming traffic. But if I'm driving down the road I have to get 25 yd off of the road before I shoot at an animal. So yeah there's I don't know do a 15-minute segment of comparison of laws in different states I guess.
Y’all are contradicting yourselves. 300 yards is not close. In the real world you both made bad shots. I presume y’all are far better than average shots. More hunting/ stalking less shooting past 150 yards. Get down to hands and knees, not just bending over a few inches.
We need more hunting videos!!! I love everything one!
Listen to these guys. Between the two of them, they’ve got over 150 years experience… Thanks again, Ron.
Congratulations on your hunt, Ron . It's always good to go hunting with your buddy . Most of the best stories and memories are created in the outdoors. God bless you and your family God-bless America 🇺🇸 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
Best episode ever. Honest. Humble. Congrats on two nice deer, and a great hunt with friends.
This is awesome sir, I love that you all are willing to explain your mistakes and miscalculations. I can’t explain, as a hunter, how nice it is to be able to learn from experienced hunters, who are humble enough to teach and be honest and swallow the ego.
I love hearing about guys still getting so excited.
Love the story guys. Steve you said it best and I can directly relate. You have seconds to make up your mind and come up with an ethical shot. You make up your mind and try to wrap it up as best you can. Good on you for being hard on yourself because that’s how you always become better/more ethical. I had the same situation this November in Manitoba which resulted in a bang flop spine shot. But it was supposed to be a shoulder blade shot. Task failed successfully. But I still beat myself up for not making sure I made a better shot in the heat of the moment and the only way to become better is to be your own toughest critic! Good hunt old boys.
Wonderful breakdown of a really great hunt! Great cinematography and very educational!! Thanks Ron and Steve for taking us along! Keep em comin!!!!😂😂😂😂
Ha ha. Great cinematography? You're either joking or woefully unprepared to judge cinema! iPhone-ography at its lowest. But we had fun.
Great Show Ron. I was hunting Perkins county. And filled both tags I used a 270 win and a 7mmMag. My Buck shot was under 30 yards and the Doe shot was at 75 yards. I was hunting Walk in areas .lots of Pheasants and Grouse. I went back out there l this week with the Muzzleloader .it was cold snowing and windy . Unbelievable amounts of Grouse and Pheasants. I didn't get a Deer with Muzzleloader. I came home empty handed. The Anterless rifle season starts on Saturday I have double Doe tags for Gregory County.
Cool! Thanks for sharing!
Great video I enjoyed how honest ur hunt was. Thanks Ron
Excellent presentation, gentlemen! Thanks for sharing your hunt with all of us!
You all got a couple of nice bucks! Congrats
You’re explaining conditions that I have on the Kansas quarter I hunt every year. It’s amazing to see the variation in behavior based on terrain in different sections. I’ve got a pretty good pulse on how they are going to behave, but there are still surprises. Great show guys!
That is the southern Saskatchewan experience to a tee. The wind is a factor here as well. You need to learn how to shoot the wind if you want to hit the first round out. I have done it all my life, and it still is hard! Good job fellows!
I could have used this a week earlier. I just got back from an unsuccessful NW Kansas hunt. Great video.
Hey CONGRATS on the Bucks.
I love the 270 and I know your friend loves it too for using it on your guises Whitetail hunt in South Dakota. I have always shot a 130 grain bullet and found it to be just fine and some of the wind in South Dakota some of the Barnes bullets don’t have the highest ballistic coefficient bullets for hunting, but they work I know, cause I can attest to that, that is no longer available anymore to use MRX bullet they discontinued what they have comparable to that is long range Hunter bullet that’s 129 grand bullet that has a pretty BC for the bullet
Terriffic bucks. I hunt NY State woodlands, brush lots, mature hemlock stands, and one particular powerline right-of-way that slices my property diagonally where I can squeek out 250, maybe 300 yard shots. But most are under 45 yards. I would be so out of my comfort zone on a prairie I wouldn't know where to start. With binoculars, I suppose. GREAT respect to successful traditional bowhunters in that territory.
Dang, those Whitetails are massive compared to South Texas Whitetails.
Those South Texas deer look like German Shepherds with bushel baskets on their heads.😂
I hunted SD for the first time spot and stalk with a bow this year. Made probably 8 failed stalks on big mule bucks and on the last day smoked my first big white tail buck. Very hard country to stalk deer, have to use the terrain and creek beds to get close. But extremely rewarding when you stick a big buck in country like that
Very good video, fun to listen to a story about a hunt rather than actually watching it unfold. Interested in a couple of things: first the hammer bullets, which one were you using? And what twist barrel do you have on your custom 7x57? I’ve searched Hammer bullets and always find that they’re designed for fast twist rate barrels. My guns all have the old traditional twist rates on their respective barrels. So can I use Hammer bullets in those types of guns and if so, which Hammer bullet should I be looking for? Thanks in advance.
I couldn’t agree more about hunting by yourself mistakes always seem to happen when your with your hunting buddies
Nice choice Ron…Ive had my combo Knives of Alaska set for somewhere near 15+ years.
These knives perform. I believe my set has the wolf and cub knives in a common sheath similar to yours.
Great choice and welcome to the family…lol
Great story and congratulations on your success guy’s.
Don't mean any disrespect here Ron, but, obviously what you call a "cheap" hunting knife and what I do, are two totally different things! I'm sure that is a awesome knife, but, I didn't pay much more than that for my rifle when I bought it new! 😳
The first time camping in South Dakota at the little house in the prairie home stead I felt like I couldn’t find shade lol
Definitely one of your better podcast. Love Steve. Just like you Ron, such a down to earth, humble in character, individual. I was very glad to hear you guys frown upon long range hunting (to me that's >500yds). It's just my opinion, but I consider it unethical. It's an ego trip with no consideration of the game animal. Glad you both were able to catch up with your deer and get that kill shot.
We have all been there and if you haven't keep hunting but I think it takes a good man to admit he mad a mistake and tell not only a friend but everyone on the internet lol congratulations guys
You can watch your dog run way from home for two weeks in that country
Looks like Steve's is what we see as crossbreed Muley/ whitetail here in my state.
Nice bucks!
What a pleasure it would be to hunt with these two gentlemen. Glad to to see their successful hunt.
Hey Have a Title for You Guys.
Grumpy Ol Outdoorsman n there adventures..😂
Would be cool if you got your hands on a jakele j1 to let us know your thoughts
Next time that you go on one of these exciting hunts, maybe take a camera guy with you.
Is there a French version of the 7mm book?
Only a deer hunter would understand "getting high and watching"!
What state is this stuff in I could get into that
Nice. That first buck started to move again just as the shot went off. Just shows how fast things change, therefore, ELR Hunting is not ethical.
How much does it cost to hunt on a ranch like that??
Trespass fees -- or hunting access fees -- vary wildly from ranch to ranch. Everything from "free because the rancher likes you" to $10,000 because he likes money and tolerates you.
Congrats again Ya Guys need to go back again n redeem yourselves.
Those solid copper bullets wind drift terribly. That’s why I quit using them.
So here's a suggestion for you, Mr. Ron spomer, so you may comment sitting in the truck watching for stuff to happen so I'd like you to take wherever you are. Your home state is Idaho? My home state is Pennsylvania, the laws from out west to the east are so I don't even know the word completely different like I cannot sit in my truck even on private property and watch a field waiting for a deer to come out because they're considering that as a blind and you're not allowed to use a vehicle as a blind and you just did that in this state that you're in. There's so many laws in Pennsylvania that are vague + kind of you know lesser word stupid. Why you can't do it? So here's another one. I'll give you a law in Pennsylvania. I can walk down a road and shoot from the berm of the road at an animal on the same side of the road. If I shoot on the other side I have to be high enough to preclude any danger from anyon coming traffic. But if I'm driving down the road I have to get 25 yd off of the road before I shoot at an animal. So yeah there's I don't know do a 15-minute segment of comparison of laws in different states I guess.
Y’all are contradicting yourselves.
300 yards is not close.
In the real world you both made bad shots. I presume y’all are far better than average shots. More hunting/ stalking less shooting past 150 yards. Get down to hands and knees, not just bending over a few inches.
Very good.