Oregon Blacktail Bow Hunt BUCK DOWN 2023
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- The morning of Nov. 25th I arrowed my 16th Columbian Blacktail in 17 seasons with my Switchback XT. Love this bow. It's just automatic at this point to draw and send it. Caught this dude following 3 does. 18yd double lung with Magnus Blackhornet Ser Razor 125. The hit was further back than I like but still hit the back of both lungs. He ran about 50-60yds and crashed "hard" down a hill..
Threaded the needle . Nice shot and Buck.
Yep, that was a small window for sure,, Thanks Bro!
Good stuff
Badass buddy!! AND a cup of coffee sittin next to ya!! HaHa!! That's good stuff. Congrats man!
Thanks man..
Great Job and congratulations!!
Thanks!
Great shot and buck! Looks cold 🥶.
Thanks man! Bow hunting blacktail never gets old. And ya, it was nippy out. It was the first frost in a month so I had a good feeling that morning..
Stud buck
Thank you.
Love the chanel! I’m developing a blacktail obsession myself! Would love to pick your brain on your setups, you kill some studs!
Thanks! Much appreciated.. And I'm happy to answer any questions you might have.. Thank again for stopping by.... Eric
Do you guys use any attractants for deer like mineral licks or baits? Also how do you determine where your placing your stand?
@@josephdurning7650 Years ago we used to waste a lot of money on attractants like deer urine and mineral blocks, etc. Because marketing convinces us all that it's needed to be successful, About 9 years ago I got a bad batch of deer urine. It took me 3 days of wondering why no deer came near me. Since then I have not used any. We don't introduce any foreign scents at all. Plenty of real deer covering that part. I see more deer than ever from the stand since. I haven't used a mineral block in at least 13 years because all it did was attract bears and other critters. Basically we avoid doing anything that will alter the natural behavior or travel paths, We just wash our hunting clothes in a UV/scent free sport wash and use scent free deodorant. We don't waste money on the cover sprays either. That's it. Picking a good stand location is determined by a few things. Get inside the fringe of the thick stuff, a lot of times you'll need to hack your way in but you'll be amazed how it tends to open up once you get in there. You got to get in their living room, scout with trail cameras on the heavier sign, and set up stands where you see the heaviest pre-season doe traffic. Hunt where the does are. When the rut starts the bucks will come. The stand location in this video was a brand new spot. I ended up getting a decent buck but in hindsight I wished my stand had been deeper in the tree line. Which is where I will be moving it to in the next couple months.
Awesome man! The feed back is appreciated more than you know! I have a tree saddle I’ll be trying this year where I’ll have several pre set locations but the ability to be mobile! Also is your tree umbrella home made? Thinking about building a couple would have come in handy a lot last year
@@josephdurning7650 I've never tried the saddle but I'm sure it would be great for being mobile. Just to recap on scents, lures and baits, I have had far more success in the past 10 years not using any of that crap. Just let the deer do what they do. I coined a little saying several years ago, "you can't be in the right place at the right time unless you're there all time". LOL Basically means have patience. My 2023 bow season was over in 2.5hrs but I've had it take 10+ days in the stand in a row to get it done. And yes, my roofs are homemade and very durable but probably not suitable for a mobile saddle set up since they're not foldable. A lot of the tree stand umbrellas on the market are very flimsy and cumbersome to set up. But there is one in particular that I have used on one of my stands that has held up for about 6 years so far and is very portable. Here is the link. www.amazon.com/Allen-Company-Treestand-Umbrella-Realtree/dp/B07M7FGLFD/ref=sr_1_5?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.LxuN7tm50cGnVtaxYxpBKWUkcO5waMNHTMRFKAx8vgDuqgkwaPqqDvsjNJKvk9GN4gRvZ-MDkQuNjeGFwEpAQ7_IP7gYbMS6d2V6NP3JfG1WPIUUQzfWdXJtEHDsE7uH5Bx9vcGPYdhWixa6K00PBE2F2caT2fj_aViJ0dH84mbqOT79Uw9YIJU8dRrDFfUaw8seslZPgtJ3jtvBv8i-7JZDaRZDsO0aQwN3t3SSdE3mTdwynMIqtrEmkZF0OpbdzyTyRlzMArNsSdJX7oRh2-cGRBlsCkdLZ1wufCnvovU.GdplI9uneqgf7qN9iC_uiUi7yDcxYsGIzhBrzSdLSdI&dib_tag=se&hvadid=664415978572&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=1024453&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=11735660254244403997&hvtargid=kwd-7395232037&hydadcr=9660_13688388&keywords=treestand%2Bumbrellas&qid=1713052626&sr=8-5&th=1