I’ve lived in Idaho my whole life and have hunted it for 55 years. Most of our land is public domain. Most is National Forest & BLM . That means it belongs to everyone in the nation & ur all welcome to help me hunt it.
The guy who got that big buck is like 1 in a million chance. Usually someone traveling that far to an unknown area with an OTC tag and never shot a mule deer has no chance to get a monster. Just wow.
Why is it that some shooting a smaller buck triggered so many locals and "expert" hunters? SMH. Like they don't account for the most small bucks killed every year. I'll be going out to Idaho in 2020. Can't wait. Great video fellas, fun watch.
First mule deer he ever killed and it looks like a monster. And you're trying so hard to be happy for the guy. You literally brought a smile to my face ... and a light-hearted chuckle. Thank you for the video. Loved it.
@@talisikid1618 You completely missed the point of the discussion. Or are you just unhappy to see so many people moving into Idaho? Perhaps you need to study a city like Boise. There you will find the left wing progressive marxists like mayor Lauren McClean, and the president of Boise State, Marlena Tromp, a radical lesbian leftist marxist. Now ask yourself this: Who the hell voted for these radicals? Surely it wasn't the newly arrived - no, these were long term residents of Boise who did this. The people moving out of Washington, Oregon, and California are primarily CONSERVATIVES who are literally fleeing left wing tyranny.
Great trip. I love Idaho. When I wanted big and broken hunts I left Montana by crossing the Divide, looked in the Selway and did similar hunts. Men willing to put the energy in that you do is what these large public land tracts are conserved for in addition to to the other “multiple uses” in the TR doctrine for management.
Yep. The Selway down the Lochsa is an amazing area. We own property in Orofino and eventually we'll be moving there permanently. Idaho is my happy place.
Enjoyed the video, loved seeing the country. I have absolutely nothing against Non-residents, in fact I am one when I hunt 49 other states, but Idaho has got to get rid of the two tags per hunter gig.
Agreed. Only exception i would make is a second whitetail tag in areas where they border muley habitat. The mulies need a break after the winter a few years ago.
Well done to the guys from Maryland, everyone should take advantage of our lands in the west. Also great video show what most backcountry hunts are really like. Work hard and it always works out.
$38.50 resident license $36.75elk tag $24.75 deer tag $164.75 non resident license $416 elk tag $301.75 deer tag All of you complaining about out of state hunters. Should get on your knees and thank god for out of state hunters. We’re the ones that fund the wildlife you enjoy. Put your money where your mouth is and pay the same cost as non resident I won’t hold my breath
Could not have said it better then pokerman. And you definitely shouldn’t hold your breath. Idaho’s non resident tags are hundreds less then other states. Here’s an idea, hunt your own state and you can get your tags at resident rate so you’re not bitching about the price.
I’d like to get up into that part country of the country for a mule deer hunt one of these years. Put in for a nm tag this year and bought a co point. I’d be happy to just take a meat buck like that too. Love these videos.
having been a guide in the "bob" , any time i see animals lookin towards the camera i think not good :) . boys , put the snow container in an inner inner pocket to melt it as ya walk , dirt is minerals :) , cameras are soooooo much better then 35 yrs ago :) , ah hell it dont matter , looks like ya had a great time , thats what matters , memories , animals will come and go . lol 16;10 meat on a stick , best there is ,,,, sorry as an old guy rememberin ,, life is for livin , we get 1 shot at this , it should be enjoyed without hurting others , thanks for lettin me see it all again boys , nice vid .
What a great video of what Idaho will be like. As I mentioned in the trailer for this one, my Army bro and I are planning on doing an OTC mule deer hunt as our first western hunting trip. Definitely big and broken as the title says. What a blessing for that deer to expire next to a mountain stream with actual clean water. I for one am not that confident nor trained in such long shots, so hopefully I can get closer. My Army bro is trying to set his 7mm Rem Mag up for possible long shot. Not sure if that Browning Hells Canyon Speed is a 300 WM or 7mm Rem Mag or something else, but great shot, that is what lots of practice and knowing your equipment does for you. I would be happy just to see some animals within range let alone take a buck like Brandon did or be as amazingly lucky and blessed to have one's first mule deer be that absolute stud non typical like that guy from MD with that giant dropper buck. Something in between would be sweet obviously as well for my bro and I. Great job guys, I always enjoy your hunt films. Grats to Brandon on that buck and some juicy mule deer backstraps.
Thanks Forrest, glad you enjoyed the film! Also I know you were curious on what rifle Brandon was shooting. He was shooting the X-Bolt Hells Canyon Long Range in 28 Nosler.
@@GOHUNT you guys are welcome I definitely did. Okay the Long Range not the Speed version. Makes sense for what you are doing. Can't go wrong with a .284 caliber for all around or long range hunting and shooting applications including that newer hot high BC round in the 28 Nosler. Thanks for the reply and answering my question. Good luck this upcoming season including your extremely busy season as of right now. aka application season.
I’m not huge fan that we allow non residents to get two tags because this happens all too often. First tag gets used on a dink which takes away from numbers and building quality age class. Don’t blame people for taking advantage of the rules though. Great job on the video. Always love watching them when they come out. It slightly eases the pain of the off season haha.
We can't blame the hunters for taking advantage of a system that there state doesn't offer and Idaho doesn't care about. Idaho is way to generous with the 2nd deer tag for residents and non residents.
45 Auto I don’t know if they always set carrying capacity according to science. There’s a balance between tag allocation/opportunity vs true carrying capacity. I think many of the units could have a much higher carrying capacity but they have to balance it out with opportunity. I don’t think it’s all on science. And I admit I could be wrong. I like to see the evidence based science on how they set carrying capacity. Honestly, I don’t really know. I’m just basing my view off observation and some units just get hit harder than others so that skews people’s view too.
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Hey Thomas. Thanks for reaching out and for checking out the video. Brandon and Lorenzo were both shooting Browning X-Bolt rifles in this video and if we remember right, both were 28 Nosler. Optics on the rifle, Brandon shot his buck with a Vortex Viper PST Gen II 5-25x50 which is a super solid riflescope. If you have specific optics questions and want to talk with someone directly on the team, you can always reach out to Cody Nelson at optics@gohunt.com and you can see all the riflescopes we carry in the goHUNT Gear Shop here: shop.gohunt.com/collections/optics/riflescopes Best of luck this fall!
@@GOHUNT I'm so pumped to get out and do this style of hunting. I've backpacked my whole life. Hunted my whole life...now I'm going to combine the 2. I grew up in Northern Idaho, Pierce to be exact. I'm used to brush hunting, and I'm ready for something new. Just snagged the Hells canyon speed in 300win mag. This season can't come fast enough
@@thomasknapp7236 Pierce, ID is in beautiful country. The logging was going strong, when our family lived in a tent there summer of 1954. Daddy was hauling logs to the little saw mill. Us kids ran wild that summer. We found some mules, chased them for a couple of days, and finally ran them into an old, roofed, hay lean-to. We eared one down and oldest brother had one heck of a short ride. We spent days swimming in the creek, berry picking, and poaching when necessary. A family of six with teenagers can eat your folks into the poor house. It was one of the best Summers we ever had.
Your real problem is all the immigrants moving in from the left coast. The more you develop your surface area, the more your wildlife will vanish. Developers & the quest for money by any means possible are your true enemy.
@@talisikid1618 your a moron….no rethinking that! I said out of state tags! The resource is for the residents…out of state tags are too cheap! That’s why he had 2!
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Another awesome video. Question I have is do you know if the dude from MD got that buck head home without an issue of getting inspected, by officials along the way, for CWD?
From what I know they want samples but its not required so I don't think it would matter. If you get stopped at a check point they may do it, but it is a question to be asked if your gunna do a Mount, they probable wont. I got my deer tested and thats the first thing he asked me, if I was ok with it and not mounting it. They wont if you dont want it done.
I just watched this again. Second time. I just stumbled onto it. But now I'm going to bookmark it. It's just a nice quiet peaceful video. Music's OK and that country is simply so beautiful. And great attitudes. But you know, Brandon, Lorenzo thinks he's better than you. He thinks he looks like that movie star who worked with that woman who was the star of Pretty Woman. An he's conceited. And there are times when you're doing something, talking smack, that you can tell he's just about to burst out laughing at you. Not sure I'd want to sleep in the same tent with him.
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there's deer in there , you just cant sit out in the open and think them ol' bucks are going to show themselves. #1 rule to big muledeer - Never skyline, never sit in the open. they turn into ghosts as soon as they see you.
These guys have probably forgotten about more mule deer than you’ve thought of. I have a feeling they know about your “Rule #1 to big mule deer.” Who made that silly rule up anyways?
@@albertledesma5173 its obvious from my years of guiding for mule deer in 6 states and providence they didn't know the rule. I will take your bet, I've glassed more 200" mule's that you seen in Cabelas. Rule #2- Big bucks are shy, hunt shy. BTW theres 10 rules, you wouldnt know them cause your ignorant to world class muledeer. Obviously.
Dane Lobe HAHAHA!!! Not even gonna get into a pissing match with you, but if you knew my backstory you probably wouldn’t be taking such a big game. 6 states huh??? RIIIIGHT.
Dane Lobe Bullshit son!! I’m calling you out now. I guide in NM and AZ AND I have the list of NM and AZ outfitters/guides and your name isn’t anywhere to be found. Not in a current list and not anywhere in the last 5 years. Hahaha!!! Such a loser to be posing as a “guide”. I’m out. I’ve got better shit to do than waste time on your lame ass.
Great hunt for you guys. Gotta love the damage all the sheep do, not. Really wish the sheep and cattle ranchers would keep their own livestock on their land and leave the public lands for the wildlife.
Evie Uretsky it goes back over 100 years. When the West was settled the ranchers found that he who controlled the water controlled the land. Under the laws at that time if someone could prove beneficial use of the water it could be filed on under the appropriation doctrine of first in time first in right. Pretty much all of the year round springs in the West were filed on by ranchers or their employees who after they proved beneficial use and title to the water sold it to the boss. When the Government came in with the BLM and Forest Service they decided to regulate the grazing. They established the AUM or Animal Unit Month system on federal lands. An AUM is classified as 1 cow weighing 1000 pounds and her calf or 7 ewes. The land was broken up in allotments. Each Allotment is assigned an amount of AUM units for a Specific amount of time. The grazers are supervised by a government employee called a range conservation officer. As part of the grazing permit the permittee has to keep up the water sources or haul water. In Nevada for example there are lots of stock wells that were drilled to supplement seasonal springs. Most of the big game and wild horses drink from ranchers stock tanks and ponds. The government agencies and the ranchers control the grazing of all of the animals in an area by either allowing the water to flow or shutting it down depending of the time of year. When we farmed in Nevada we had deer, elk, antelope and wild horses coming in to drink the irrigation water and eat the hay. If you go to buy a ranch with grazing permits you will find that there is let's say 10,000 acres of private ground scattered across 500,000 acres of grazing permits. All of the private is the water holes and irrigated land. The Government really can't run off the permittee because the Ranchers have the water. It is true that he who controls the water controls the land.
Evie Uretsky that water is NOT on public land. That land and water is Private Property. It was deeded from the Government close to 150 years ago. All water in Creeks and Rivers and reservoirs is owned by someone. It is called Water Rights. It was distributed under the appropriation doctrine of first in time first in right. The first one to make beneficial use owns that much water from that source. If there is excess then the next person in time of filing gets some. So on and so forth. In a low water year the latest filers have to shut down to provide water to those with senior rights. That's been the law for over 150 years.
Using my kids account. Anyways I hunt in Idaho around the Frank church areas. We use long range guns and practised with them all summer. 338 edge and shoot deer from 400 to 1000 yards.
The problem with hunting in idaho is the following: 1. introduction of wolves. 2. The huge influx of population mainly Californians. 3. The fish and game not being able to manage animals due to the increase of hunters. So many hunters now its a sea of camo along all the mountains. The opportunity to get a tag to hunt and actually killing something is dismal compared to the past. All I have to say is Idaho is full.
The wolves are the least of the problem. I hunted Idaho for 20 years before I moved to eastern Oregon. The wolves had 0 effect on the overall numbers....0. The larger problems are housing development on their wintering ground and pressure from assholes on 4 wheelers and side by sides.
I’ve lived in Idaho my whole life and have hunted it for 55 years. Most of our land is public domain. Most is National Forest & BLM . That means it belongs to everyone in the nation & ur all welcome to help me hunt it.
Thanks Walter.
Walter, if you need help I’d love to come out and you show me how to hunt mule deer 😂.
@Boone9269But tags not gear. You ready have gear
Great hunt! It's refreshing to see guys just having fun and not obsessing over the number of inches on a deer
"I think it a 2 point"
"Its a Big 2 point"
Haha I love it! Hunters hunting, not all about score, and meat on the ground.👍
That was my favorite part
Sure beats tag soup.
This was one of the most entertaining easy to watch relatable hunt shows. Thank you.
This makes me miss Idaho. I lived there for 7 years and can't wait to finish school and move back!
The guy who got that big buck is like 1 in a million chance. Usually someone traveling that far to an unknown area with an OTC tag and never shot a mule deer has no chance to get a monster. Just wow.
Idaho is almost all OTC, and has big bucks in all areas as long as you are willing to get off the roads and hike way back.
Why is it that some shooting a smaller buck triggered so many locals and "expert" hunters? SMH. Like they don't account for the most small bucks killed every year. I'll be going out to Idaho in 2020. Can't wait. Great video fellas, fun watch.
Haha, “I’m not dropping it unless it has a 5” dropper.” New gold standard!
Good Grief Dusty Evans! That buck is amazing! Great video, great work Lorenzo and Brandon. Looks like terrific country
First mule deer he ever killed and it looks like a monster. And you're trying so hard to be happy for the guy. You literally brought a smile to my face ... and a light-hearted chuckle. Thank you for the video. Loved it.
Glad you enjoyed the video! Nothing beats moments like he had.
Mountain muscle - Disco muscle......... loved it!
An other great tripvid!!
Tank you!!!
Thanks for checking it out!
Don't think I have ever heard anyone ever say.. "there's to many Elk in here" LOL
Impressed by that lucky hard working MD hunter. The drop tine was insane. Would be a good area to find some of his offspring and sheds.
@Cory Dukehart Goals. What a hunt, I hope to try something similar someday!
Awesome video. Really.
Yeah Idaho is big, broken, goes on forever. It never stops.
Very true!
Thanks for your input! You've answered one of my main questions about Idaho hunting.
Won’t be after everyone from the left coast moves there.
@@talisikid1618 You completely missed the point of the discussion.
Or are you just unhappy to see so many people moving into Idaho?
Perhaps you need to study a city like Boise. There you will find the left wing progressive marxists like mayor Lauren McClean, and the president of Boise State, Marlena Tromp, a radical lesbian leftist marxist.
Now ask yourself this: Who the hell voted for these radicals? Surely it wasn't the newly arrived - no, these were long term residents of Boise who did this.
The people moving out of Washington, Oregon, and California are primarily CONSERVATIVES who are literally fleeing left wing tyranny.
I love hunting that BIG Oregon/Idaho border country along the Snake River. Great hunting guys, looks like lots of fun.
It was a good time for sure!
Great trip. I love Idaho. When I wanted big and broken hunts I left Montana by crossing the Divide, looked in the Selway and did similar hunts. Men willing to put the energy in that you do is what these large public land tracts are conserved for in addition to to the other “multiple uses” in the TR doctrine for management.
Yep. The Selway down the Lochsa is an amazing area. We own property in Orofino and eventually we'll be moving there permanently. Idaho is my happy place.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing, I've been using your insider service to plan my first western hunt in Idaho this October.
Cheers!
Thanks Jonathan, and best of luck to you this year in Idaho!
liked before watching, these short films are EPIC
Love the comment about mountain muscles vs disco muscles!
Great shot on that coyote! AWESOME
Enjoyed the video, loved seeing the country. I have absolutely nothing against Non-residents, in fact I am one when I hunt 49 other states, but Idaho has got to get rid of the two tags per hunter gig.
Agreed. Only exception i would make is a second whitetail tag in areas where they border muley habitat. The mulies need a break after the winter a few years ago.
Yeah now 2 years later there is more out of state hunters than locals
I am so inspired! TWO BAD ASSES!!
Heck yeah!
Well done to the guys from Maryland, everyone should take advantage of our lands in the west. Also great video show what most backcountry hunts are really like. Work hard and it always works out.
$38.50 resident license
$36.75elk tag $24.75 deer tag
$164.75 non resident license
$416 elk tag $301.75 deer tag
All of you complaining about out of state hunters. Should get on your knees and thank god for out of state hunters. We’re the ones that fund the wildlife you enjoy. Put your money where your mouth is and pay the same cost as non resident
I won’t hold my breath
Matt Y boom! Drop the mic!!!
pony up the taxes we pay and then you can get the tags at 37 bucks...
Could not have said it better then pokerman. And you definitely shouldn’t hold your breath. Idaho’s non resident tags are hundreds less then other states. Here’s an idea, hunt your own state and you can get your tags at resident rate so you’re not bitching about the price.
That's cheap. Try Montana..
I’d like to get up into that part country of the country for a mule deer hunt one of these years. Put in for a nm tag this year and bought a co point. I’d be happy to just take a meat buck like that too. Love these videos.
Idaho does have some great OTC opportunities! Thanks for watching Micah
The old days of 2nd tags and hunting any open Gen unit 😢. Still one of my gohunt favorites
Idaho's got some beautiful country, that's for sure
Well done guys!
Damn good video, the editing and music were perfect. The hunt was really great and real.
Awesome video guys . Just wondering what tent setup you guys use ? Thanks
“Disco muscles”, awesome!
disco muscles are created by steroids and protein powder. mountain muscles are created by backstraps and dirty water.
Another great video
Idaho is my happy place.
“On the bright side that pop tart was amazing”
Me and my buddy are gonna film some hunts this year and im gonna model everything off your shit. Solid work guys!!!
The editing and sound on this video are epic.
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That first time buck toward the end is a monster!
having been a guide in the "bob" , any time i see animals lookin towards the camera i think not good :) . boys , put the snow container in an inner inner pocket to melt it as ya walk , dirt is minerals :) , cameras are soooooo much better then 35 yrs ago :) , ah hell it dont matter , looks like ya had a great time , thats what matters , memories , animals will come and go . lol 16;10 meat on a stick , best there is ,,,, sorry as an old guy rememberin ,, life is for livin , we get 1 shot at this , it should be enjoyed without hurting others , thanks for lettin me see it all again boys , nice vid .
Thanks for watching Toby!
That Muley was unreal!
Thanks for watching Russ!
Well done. You two should do more videos like this together. Backcountry on your back.
Portrayed idaho very realistically, good job boys👍
Love Idaho it will test your hunting skills and self preservation skills looks like salmon region or tad south of there 😁👍🏻
What a great video of what Idaho will be like. As I mentioned in the trailer for this one, my Army bro and I are planning on doing an OTC mule deer hunt as our first western hunting trip. Definitely big and broken as the title says. What a blessing for that deer to expire next to a mountain stream with actual clean water. I for one am not that confident nor trained in such long shots, so hopefully I can get closer. My Army bro is trying to set his 7mm Rem Mag up for possible long shot. Not sure if that Browning Hells Canyon Speed is a 300 WM or 7mm Rem Mag or something else, but great shot, that is what lots of practice and knowing your equipment does for you. I would be happy just to see some animals within range let alone take a buck like Brandon did or be as amazingly lucky and blessed to have one's first mule deer be that absolute stud non typical like that guy from MD with that giant dropper buck. Something in between would be sweet obviously as well for my bro and I. Great job guys, I always enjoy your hunt films. Grats to Brandon on that buck and some juicy mule deer backstraps.
Thanks Forrest, glad you enjoyed the film! Also I know you were curious on what rifle Brandon was shooting. He was shooting the X-Bolt Hells Canyon Long Range in 28 Nosler.
@@GOHUNT you guys are welcome I definitely did. Okay the Long Range not the Speed version. Makes sense for what you are doing. Can't go wrong with a .284 caliber for all around or long range hunting and shooting applications including that newer hot high BC round in the 28 Nosler. Thanks for the reply and answering my question. Good luck this upcoming season including your extremely busy season as of right now. aka application season.
I’m not huge fan that we allow non residents to get two tags because this happens all too often. First tag gets used on a dink which takes away from numbers and building quality age class. Don’t blame people for taking advantage of the rules though. Great job on the video. Always love watching them when they come out. It slightly eases the pain of the off season haha.
I appreciate your view but if non-residents are allowed 2 tags it is because there too many elk for the carrying capacity.
We can't blame the hunters for taking advantage of a system that there state doesn't offer and Idaho doesn't care about. Idaho is way to generous with the 2nd deer tag for residents and non residents.
45 Auto I don’t know if they always set carrying capacity according to science. There’s a balance between tag allocation/opportunity vs true carrying capacity. I think many of the units could have a much higher carrying capacity but they have to balance it out with opportunity. I don’t think it’s all on science. And I admit I could be wrong. I like to see the evidence based science on how they set carrying capacity. Honestly, I don’t really know. I’m just basing my view off observation and some units just get hit harder than others so that skews people’s view too.
Let's face it idaho is broke they'll take ever dollar the can get
Idaho manages for opportunity. If you don't like it then leave to another state where you have to draw to even hunt.
Nice hunt, great shooting...and Pop Tarts. (You always see rifle caliber debates, but never best Pop Tart variety for hunting. Start the buzz.)
Big pop tart guys!
Music choice was supreme.
Yeah, me too. Drooled all over the front of my shirt.
glad to see i'm not the only one that chops wood that way haha
Epic Video fellas!!
Thanks guys!
Awesome video. what brand of tent and stove do you guys have. thanks
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Beautiful Country... As for the Hunt.....Live and learn..
This is our hunt every season. Idaho is tough country
Very tough indeed, but awesome opportunities!
True. Great hunt and video btw
Did you only take the backstraps and inner? didn't see you pack out that deer.
All the meat was taken from that deer. Backstraps, lions, 4 quarters, and some neck meat for the grinder.
Looking to do over the counter for mule deer. Just curious of what are some good otc units to check out?
Great hunt Looks kinda like my eastern Oregon area that I hunt .
To many Elk... Say whaaat! Ha. Never. Lol. Love my home state! Great vid gents!
Thanks Kenny!
What kind of tent/stove are you guys using?
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The stove is a Seek Outside product as well!
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I love that your trophy is the hunt and the meat. Keep it up. What tent is that in the video?
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THESE ARE MY BOYS!
What rifles are you guys shooting? Optic?
Hey Thomas. Thanks for reaching out and for checking out the video. Brandon and Lorenzo were both shooting Browning X-Bolt rifles in this video and if we remember right, both were 28 Nosler. Optics on the rifle, Brandon shot his buck with a Vortex Viper PST Gen II 5-25x50 which is a super solid riflescope. If you have specific optics questions and want to talk with someone directly on the team, you can always reach out to Cody Nelson at optics@gohunt.com and you can see all the riflescopes we carry in the goHUNT Gear Shop here: shop.gohunt.com/collections/optics/riflescopes
Best of luck this fall!
@@GOHUNT I'm so pumped to get out and do this style of hunting. I've backpacked my whole life. Hunted my whole life...now I'm going to combine the 2. I grew up in Northern Idaho, Pierce to be exact. I'm used to brush hunting, and I'm ready for something new. Just snagged the Hells canyon speed in 300win mag. This season can't come fast enough
@@thomasknapp7236 Pierce, ID is in beautiful country. The logging was going strong, when our family lived in a tent there summer of 1954. Daddy was hauling logs to the little saw mill. Us kids ran wild that summer. We found some mules, chased them for a couple of days, and finally ran them into an old, roofed, hay lean-to. We eared one down and oldest brother had one heck of a short ride. We spent days swimming in the creek, berry picking, and poaching when necessary. A family of six with teenagers can eat your folks into the poor house. It was one of the best Summers we ever had.
thats some pretty cool atacs camo
Yeah Browning makes great camo!
Cool buck.. Lucky dog
what kind of tent are you guys rocking?? that thing is BA
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This is exactly why Idaho needs to up their prices on Out of state tags!
Yep
You do know that would decrease interest in hunting. That decreases support for hunting. Better rethink that.
Your real problem is all the immigrants moving in from the left coast. The more you develop your surface area, the more your wildlife will vanish. Developers & the quest for money by any means possible are your true enemy.
@@talisikid1618 your a moron….no rethinking that! I said out of state tags! The resource is for the residents…out of state tags are too cheap! That’s why he had 2!
That snack bag is legit, Lorenzo!
Lorenzo is the ultimate backcountry snacker haha. Best in the business!
That dinner looked good
Best dinner you can have!
what kind of tent and stove did you use?
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@@GOHUNT appreciate the reply
Palisades are fun to hunt!
Backcountry Sass'n agreed! If I don’t get a tag for 57 then Me and my brother are going to hit up the palisades !
Amazing video. Loved the no music
Thank you! Sometimes it's best to just keep it simple.
Nice one
Just curious as to why no one was in any orange during rifle season?
Great question! In Idaho you are not required to wear orange.
Not required unless you are under 18 in much of the west
What water filter is that and where can I get one
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What unit is the first hunt of the video in?
What rifle is that.
Great video! What packs are you guys running ??
They were both using the Mystery Ranch Marshall.
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Glad you got one , but , long ways for a blacktail sized mhle deer . Peace
Another awesome video. Question I have is do you know if the dude from MD got that buck head home without an issue of getting inspected, by officials along the way, for CWD?
From what I know they want samples but its not required so I don't think it would matter. If you get stopped at a check point they may do it, but it is a question to be asked if your gunna do a Mount, they probable wont. I got my deer tested and thats the first thing he asked me, if I was ok with it and not mounting it. They wont if you dont want it done.
fire video boys. more elk less deer. lol
Great looking country. No oaks(native) in Idaho though.
Glad to see one of us Pasadena boy get lucky nice deer
I just watched this again. Second time. I just stumbled onto it. But now I'm going to bookmark it. It's just a nice quiet peaceful video. Music's OK and that country is simply so beautiful. And great attitudes. But you know, Brandon, Lorenzo thinks he's better than you. He thinks he looks like that movie star who worked with that woman who was the star of Pretty Woman. An he's conceited. And there are times when you're doing something, talking smack, that you can tell he's just about to burst out laughing at you. Not sure I'd want to sleep in the same tent with him.
What type of tent are you using?
That is a Seek Outside Redcliff with a Large Seek Outside Stove. You can check both of them out here:
Redcliff: shop.gohunt.com/collections/seek-outside/products/seek-outside-redcliff
Large Stove: shop.gohunt.com/collections/seek-outside/products/seek-outside-titanium-wood-stove
what is the brand of your tent and stove?
It's a Seek Outside Redcliff. You can check it out here: shop.gohunt.com/collections/seek-outside/products/seek-outside-redcliff
Do what your gut says it is not about horns good video.
there's deer in there , you just cant sit out in the open and think them ol' bucks are going to show themselves.
#1 rule to big muledeer - Never skyline, never sit in the open. they turn into ghosts as soon as they see you.
These guys have probably forgotten about more mule deer than you’ve thought of. I have a feeling they know about your “Rule #1 to big mule deer.” Who made that silly rule up anyways?
@@albertledesma5173 its obvious from my years of guiding for mule deer in 6 states and providence they didn't know the rule. I will take your bet, I've glassed more 200" mule's that you seen in Cabelas. Rule #2- Big bucks are shy, hunt shy. BTW theres 10 rules, you wouldnt know them cause your ignorant to world class muledeer. Obviously.
Dane Lobe HAHAHA!!! Not even gonna get into a pissing match with you, but if you knew my backstory you probably wouldn’t be taking such a big game. 6 states huh??? RIIIIGHT.
@@albertledesma5173 Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming Utah, Montana Idaho and Saskatchewan thats Canada boy. "Thats 6 states and providence" Can you count Leroy? Whats rule #3 mr Laughter??
Dane Lobe Bullshit son!! I’m calling you out now. I guide in NM and AZ AND I have the list of NM and AZ outfitters/guides and your name isn’t anywhere to be found. Not in a current list and not anywhere in the last 5 years. Hahaha!!! Such a loser to be posing as a “guide”. I’m out. I’ve got better shit to do than waste time on your lame ass.
What unit were you in?
I can’t believe the guy who shot the huge mule deer cut the cape off! 😳
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Great hunt for you guys. Gotta love the damage all the sheep do, not. Really wish the sheep and cattle ranchers would keep their own livestock on their land and leave the public lands for the wildlife.
Evie Uretsky there is a little problem. Most of the good water is privately owned. If the ranchers shut off access to the water everything loses.
@@delbutler885 If this is public land then why are they able to own water which is on public land.
Evie Uretsky it goes back over 100 years. When the West was settled the ranchers found that he who controlled the water controlled the land. Under the laws at that time if someone could prove beneficial use of the water it could be filed on under the appropriation doctrine of first in time first in right. Pretty much all of the year round springs in the West were filed on by ranchers or their employees who after they proved beneficial use and title to the water sold it to the boss. When the Government came in with the BLM and Forest Service they decided to regulate the grazing. They established the AUM or Animal Unit Month system on federal lands. An AUM is classified as 1 cow weighing 1000 pounds and her calf or 7 ewes. The land was broken up in allotments. Each Allotment is assigned an amount of AUM units for a Specific amount of time. The grazers are supervised by a government employee called a range conservation officer. As part of the grazing permit the permittee has to keep up the water sources or haul water. In Nevada for example there are lots of stock wells that were drilled to supplement seasonal springs. Most of the big game and wild horses drink from ranchers stock tanks and ponds. The government agencies and the ranchers control the grazing of all of the animals in an area by either allowing the water to flow or shutting it down depending of the time of year. When we farmed in Nevada we had deer, elk, antelope and wild horses coming in to drink the irrigation water and eat the hay. If you go to buy a ranch with grazing permits you will find that there is let's say 10,000 acres of private ground scattered across 500,000 acres of grazing permits. All of the private is the water holes and irrigated land. The Government really can't run off the permittee because the Ranchers have the water. It is true that he who controls the water controls the land.
@@delbutler885 All I can say is wow, like I said no one should be entitled to own water especially if it is on Public Land.
Evie Uretsky that water is NOT on public land. That land and water is Private Property. It was deeded from the Government close to 150 years ago. All water in Creeks and Rivers and reservoirs is owned by someone. It is called Water Rights. It was distributed under the appropriation doctrine of first in time first in right. The first one to make beneficial use owns that much water from that source. If there is excess then the next person in time of filing gets some. So on and so forth. In a low water year the latest filers have to shut down to provide water to those with senior rights. That's been the law for over 150 years.
I love Idaho, so under rated! Oh wait, thats why I live there! Btw.... There is no animals there! Don't hunt it! Lol
haha
What video camera you guys using?
Mainly Sony a7 series cameras.
What tent are they using?
It is a Seek Outside Redcliff. You can check it out here: shop.gohunt.com/collections/seek-outside/products/seek-outside-redcliff
What part of Idaho? Cause I am looking for an good OTC early archery close to the Oregon border. I am a college student looking for a good Idaho buck.
Using my kids account. Anyways I hunt in Idaho around the Frank church areas. We use long range guns and practised with them all summer. 338 edge and shoot deer from 400 to 1000 yards.
Sounds like you are dialed! Can't wait to hear how you do this year. Idaho is a great state!
I’m not shooting it unless it’s gotta 5 inch dropper lol... same
5 inch dropper is the new standard 😂
Haha dropper or nothing.
I gotta 5" dropper.... No, just joking bro. On cold days more like a button buck.
Killing anything from a half , even a quarter mile away is hunting at its essence.
How many lbs. of meat did you get from the dog?
The problem with hunting in idaho is the following: 1. introduction of wolves. 2. The huge influx of population mainly Californians. 3. The fish and game not being able to manage animals due to the increase of hunters. So many hunters now its a sea of camo along all the mountains. The opportunity to get a tag to hunt and actually killing something is dismal compared to the past. All I have to say is Idaho is full.
The wolves are the least of the problem. I hunted Idaho for 20 years before I moved to eastern Oregon. The wolves had 0 effect on the overall numbers....0. The larger problems are housing development on their wintering ground and pressure from assholes on 4 wheelers and side by sides.