Our Take on "The Alexander Buck" Investigation | HUNTR Podcast

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  • @ajrichards3720
    @ajrichards3720 11 месяцев назад +47

    I had something very similar happen to me. I killed a 181 17 point with 4 drop times posted it to Facebook next day DNR was at my house. Even showing them everything they still tried to paint the picture that I poached it. Eventually they realized I was telling the truth but that deer is the reason I don’t have Facebook anymore. Haters hate.

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +4

      Wow that is crazy man

    • @thatguyfishingben4794
      @thatguyfishingben4794 11 месяцев назад +8

      @HUNTRPOD same shit happened to me. Killed a 164 that I had never seen before. Only thing that saved me is I literally killed him in front of a trail camera that was in the act of taking a video. Had to show the wardens the video and the camera itself to get them to not arrest me. Dude claimed I Killed it on his property. He had pics of it 9 miles away 22 hours before I shot him. No evidence at all except for the trail cam pic. It's also why I don't post my deer on social media and the dudes that started following me around to see where I was hunting.

    • @ET-sp6qm
      @ET-sp6qm 11 месяцев назад

      @@thatguyfishingben4794this is the bullshit I’m talking about. This should never be allowed to hold up on court. Especially the evidence we have now of how far deer travel. A buck in Missouri that was radio collared was documented to travel over 180 miles across the state. These dnr claims should not ever be admissible in court.

    • @jeffrey4869
      @jeffrey4869 10 месяцев назад

      Drop tiNes. lol

    • @ryankinsey1504
      @ryankinsey1504 10 месяцев назад

      EXACT SAME STORY!!!!!
      VERY AVID NORTHERN MICHIGAN BIG WOODS HUNTER!!!!
      -HAVE A DOZEN+ BOOK BUCKS ON THE WALL
      BLESSED TO HARVEST THE BIGGEST BUCK OF MY LIFE IN OCT 2023-
      WARDENS SHOWED UP TO MY HOUSE FOLLOWING DAY 😂👍🏻
      ....... THEY LEFT FEELING STUPID!!!
      AND NOT EVEN AN APOLOGY OR A HAND SHAKE BEFORE DEPARTURE...
      -NO MORE RESPECT

  • @jason6325
    @jason6325 11 месяцев назад +27

    This is why i don't show people my deer. Social media has ruined hunting. Just keep your bucks to yourself. If you kill a record book buck congradulations to yourself. You know you did it. You will gain nothing by showing people. The only thing you w gain is negativity. Sad But true. Just keep it to yourself.

    • @chrisking9424
      @chrisking9424 11 месяцев назад +7

      Your Ego is not your Amigo.

    • @sack_em_up
      @sack_em_up 11 месяцев назад +5

      ​@@chrispeterson1247
      😂killers don't brag!

    • @jason6325
      @jason6325 11 месяцев назад +4

      @@chrispeterson1247 the real deer killers do not brag and show off. I promise you.

    • @jason6325
      @jason6325 11 месяцев назад

      @@sack_em_up that's right

    • @jason6325
      @jason6325 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@chrispeterson1247 yea im oldschool. I don't understand allot of this stuff. But I'll tell you this. How stupid can one be. Poach deer and brag.im. An oldschool guy. I love hunting. And i have been doing it for a very long time. But i keep my deer to myself and family. They mean to much to me to go flauntin around. I respect the animal to much for that.

  • @signhunter8084
    @signhunter8084 11 месяцев назад +26

    Hey the next time u talk to CJ, ask him where he shot the buck from last season that’s on his wall. Then ask him how he was able to hunt last seasons buck, when this season is the first time he has purchased a deer tag and hunting license. The dude had a corn pile on that property where he was trespassing and poaching, and he not only left behind a knife, he also left empty ice bags behind. The dude was an idiot from the get go, and this wasn’t the first buck he took off that property in town. Every one that grew up here knows the big bucks that are in town. The cemetery and the fairgrounds, and landfill, and the Roberts property have always held huge bucks. But let’s believe CJ that he harvested that giant on his sisters 8 acre “yard”. And he told u guys on the podcast that his sisters property was 30 acres. That’s the first lie I caught that I heard him say. I’m a local guy to the area and u can take this as rumors, or believe it. But yeah ask him about that deer that’s mounted on his wall.

    • @SexyplexiGT
      @SexyplexiGT 11 месяцев назад

      Yes dudes a goon. We got a guy like
      Him here in SC has been caught several times running a dog and poaching trespassing you name it. No license no tags no reason to be hunting. Finally got caught posting pics of his kills on social media like a moron. These guys need to be stripped of any hunting rights forever. Not that that'll stop them.

    • @justintanner7020
      @justintanner7020 10 месяцев назад +2

      Snitch!! Rumors!

    • @Swood2704
      @Swood2704 10 месяцев назад +4

      How do we not know that you are just buddies with and working with the DA to keep you from getting in any trouble you get into

    • @denniskay8178
      @denniskay8178 7 месяцев назад

      Agree 100% with you he's screwed the DWR has a lot on him he's an idiot

    • @aaronmelotti8077
      @aaronmelotti8077 5 месяцев назад

      Crazy reading this after seeing the indictment charges that he allegedly poached that other buck on the same property where he killed the 240". CJ is cooked, the state for sure has evidence against him. His relative who supposedly gave him permission has folded and said she gave him permission on that property after he killed that buck.

  • @brandonfuson4310
    @brandonfuson4310 11 месяцев назад +36

    I can't say whether he's guilty or not. It does seem that when a buck of great interest is killed, an investigation follows.

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +6

      Agree like the norm

    • @tylerwhite4743
      @tylerwhite4743 11 месяцев назад

      Especially when his story is so outrageous...

  • @caydonchristensen5619
    @caydonchristensen5619 11 месяцев назад +12

    I’ve been waiting for this one the last couple weeks! Super excited to listen!

  • @adammiller4595
    @adammiller4595 11 месяцев назад +5

    I've been watching you guys since you dropped your very first episode in 2020 and am so happy to see you growing. I've gotta say making sure you drop a new episode every single week is a huge deal to alot of people!

  • @mikemcd2846
    @mikemcd2846 11 месяцев назад +64

    I have tried to do suburban hunting near my house and been shut down and chased off by township officials and municipal employees that try and keep all those deer for themselves. The fact that it's a D.A and it backs up to land that belongs to the borough... I'll give the kid the benefit of the doubt.

    • @babyjames6979
      @babyjames6979 11 месяцев назад +11

      Nailed it. I think this is just accusations being taken too serious

    • @954RR_
      @954RR_ 11 месяцев назад +1

      If there is a local DA or public official pushing the “investigation” that’s also connected to the deer it definitely loses credibility as it would appear to be malicious prosecution. I need to see a trail cam picture within a few hours that’s 10 miles away or DNA matchable blood/guts on another property or something concrete. Mere circumstantial evidence isn’t going to cut it for me personally.

    • @thatguyfishingben4794
      @thatguyfishingben4794 11 месяцев назад +9

      This always happens when a big deer is killed. I'm not saying he didn't do anything illegal. But he's innocent till proven guilty. Way to many deer have been confiscated and had to be given back because of wild false acusation bull crap. Many a men have done far worse in pursuit of smaller deer. Least not we forget the sins that have been conducted and the stones thrown falsely.

    • @robbieandliz.p5032
      @robbieandliz.p5032 11 месяцев назад

      Yeah fuck the DA he won’t ever going to kill that buck even if it was on his property which I doubt it was not in November. In the middle of peak rut that giant buck was at his sisters

    • @kirbypink4987
      @kirbypink4987 11 месяцев назад +7

      Sounds like someone's pulling strings because there mad

  • @DavidAnderson-pw2es
    @DavidAnderson-pw2es 11 месяцев назад +13

    This trespassing vs poaching conversation is the most frustrating thing I’ve ever listened to. DUDE. If you go on someone else’s property without permission that is trespassing. Offense number 1. If you harvest a deer illegally, that is poaching. Offense number 2. Any illegal method. Doesn’t matter what - whether that’s out of season, wrong weapon, hunting on a piece without permission. It’s all poaching. This guys logic is like saying I can’t get charged with murder if I’m trespassing first, it’s just trespassing. Wow 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

  • @thesouthernlife4061
    @thesouthernlife4061 11 месяцев назад +47

    That deer could have very well traveled during the rut and these "officials" are pissed and want the rack so they are railroading him little towns and counties are crooked like that

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +20

      Crazy and big bucks make people do stupid things

    • @marvinbland7309
      @marvinbland7309 11 месяцев назад +6

      Especially in that area it's flat as hell. In lower ohio in meigs county its hills and bucks travel 5 to 10 miles a day in the rut.

    • @thesouthernlife4061
      @thesouthernlife4061 11 месяцев назад

      I have heard of bucks traveling 25miles during the rut not in 1 night but it doesnt look like they have recent pics of the deer just older way before he killd it and it was rut when he killed it but who knows i dont trust these officials especially them being the ones hunti g the deer also sounds fishy

    • @tylerwhite4743
      @tylerwhite4743 11 месяцев назад +8

      That's not happening here... his story is bogus

    • @austinoberhaus1943
      @austinoberhaus1943 11 месяцев назад +9

      @@HUNTRPOD what’s really “crazy” is how many people want him to be guilty.

  • @JS-pv3df
    @JS-pv3df 11 месяцев назад +22

    And don't discount the bad shot. If he shot it 10 miles away and moved it, he would have had to first find it from a bad hit. That in itself would put him all over the property he killed it on. To not get caught tracking a wounded buck on a property you are trespassing on? Unlikely.

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +8

      Femoral artery can put that deer down in sight. But agree. Most “poachers” if they shoot it in the ass and it runs away, they aren’t tracking it

    • @SpikerOutdoors1993
      @SpikerOutdoors1993 11 месяцев назад

      Yall are pathetic.

    • @urbanarcher3535
      @urbanarcher3535 11 месяцев назад +2

      He would’ve been on a cell camera if that was the case. I don’t think it was a bad shot. That’s made up to create a timeline for the move!

    • @JS-pv3df
      @JS-pv3df 11 месяцев назад +1

      The warden would have known immediately if that was a lie as all he had to do was look at the deer and the hit would be obvious.

    • @urbanarcher3535
      @urbanarcher3535 11 месяцев назад

      The warden never saw the buck whole. He was there days later. CJ only said there was still some blood where he gutted the deer when he show warden. No way to tell what killed it or where the shot was. It was skull capped and probably ground meat by the.

  • @signhunter8084
    @signhunter8084 11 месяцев назад +10

    His buddy CORY works at a farm down the road from the landfill and CORY is the one that started this whole ordeal a few years ago. He is the ring leader. And these boys have been hunting the city property illegally for a few years now. So it’s not like CJ went in there one time and killed this monster buck. Him and Cory and a couple other friends have been sneaking in there and hunting for awhile now. I know for a fact that CJ has taken 2 bucks off those city properties and another gentleman that is in their clique that hasn’t been mentioned, has also taken a buck from their. So there is a lot that will come out in the end. And CJ and all his criminal buddies need the book thrown at them for what they have been doing for the past few seasons.

    • @nyleslehnen4751
      @nyleslehnen4751 11 месяцев назад

      Oooooh that’s pretty damming, look like he is 💯 a super poacher at this point

    • @jacobneill5711
      @jacobneill5711 11 месяцев назад

      What town is this in I live in northern Ohio and we have the same situation where I live

  • @Buddystemz
    @Buddystemz 11 месяцев назад +4

    He didn’t say he left his phone on purpose. He was kinda annoyed he left it because he had nothin to do durin the day but decided to just hunt the whole day anyway. 50:57 if they find out his phone was used at all durin daylight hours that day, they’ll know his story is BS also.

  • @cray-z7404
    @cray-z7404 11 месяцев назад +12

    When C.J. Hunted his sister’s property, it was overgrown with weeds and vegetation and the property had been for sale and unoccupied for while … that buck has probably been using that property by the ponds where it was a safe haven and he could feed and breed without hunting pressure… research proves on collared bucks that mature bucks can travel 15+ miles to breed during the rut ! I believe this guy just got lucky and hunted a spot no one would expect a buck of that caliber to be which is usually the case , bucks will seek weird places to seek safety from hunters and to breed doe’s ! I’ve hunted a buck in my hometown and ended up killing him on my friends farm in another town over atleast 15 miles away !
    I also killed the biggest deer by youth in North Carolina in 1993 at 13 years old & scored 146 5/8 & I was in news papers and center of attention at North Carolina DIXIE DEER CLASSIC & I killed that buck with 2 older cousins just walking a property and I went one way they went other until the buck stepped out into my path and I shot it twice with browning pump shotgun with broken arm and had switch hands to pump shotgun and I only hit deer with2 buckshot one in nose and one in heart and I was lucky and after everything was said and done rumors of me killing at night with spot light surfaced and my dad killed it actually and so on and so forth !people hate to see someone else shine and they try to dissect and take your glory !

    • @americanagothic7851
      @americanagothic7851 8 месяцев назад +2

      I found it interesting that you said research on collared bucks shows they will travel up to 15 miles during rut, and you shot one 15 miles away from where you usually see him. 😂
      So I looked it up, I didn’t find this to be the case. Both MSU and Penn State 10+ year studies did not have bucks going 15+ miles during rut. They showed the longest a buck will travel is early in its life when it gets kicked from the doe group, that if they survive they MAY travel up to 10 miles to find a new home range. Some bucks were traveling up to 7-10 miles during rut. But most were traveling 3-5 miles away from their home range, which conveys what my friends and family and I see.
      Not saying it’s not true, your story. But I found it interesting.

    • @Unrealized_Gains2024
      @Unrealized_Gains2024 4 месяца назад

      Lmao is this satire???? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @whosasking2008
    @whosasking2008 11 месяцев назад +11

    If this buck was killed where they are saying, I actually work very close to this location. There is a walking trail that goes by the landfill and I walk this trail frequently on my lunch breaks. The deer around there are very tame and are not afraid of humans. You can get very close to them. I could definitely see this buck getting shot in this suburban area. Also, if you read his story on Outdoor Life, he said he made a bad shot and the buck went off a little ways, but actually came back by and he couldn't get another shot, because he couldn't get his crossbow cocked. What he told you guys was, he made a bad shot on the buck and the buck walked off out of sight. Two different stories right there. His sister's property is only 8 acres and not 30 acres, you can find this information easily on properties. Alot of red flag on this story.

    • @SexyplexiGT
      @SexyplexiGT 11 месяцев назад +1

      I agree. I think he poached it. His whole story is a red flag to me. I could be wrong maybe I am but I don't think so.

    • @SexyplexiGT
      @SexyplexiGT 11 месяцев назад +2

      @@chrispeterson1247 I have to agree. The guys saying it's just the DA mad aren't seeing what I'm seeing. I try not to judge anyone for anything or make assumptions but this guy smells of bullshit

    • @thetrooper1061
      @thetrooper1061 11 месяцев назад +1

      Just the way he was talking sounded shady. Lots of unnecessary details, story getting derailed and side tracked and going in different directions. It's intentional deception

    • @royguidry1311
      @royguidry1311 11 месяцев назад +4

      So as a former Detective I will say you are definitely on to something. We always had a saying, if one part of what you tell me is untrue, then the whole thing is a lie by virtue. Not that none of it happened, but nothing true has any part of a lie in it. Something even that seemingly insignificant is a crucial part of a story that he was very detailed about. You never have to try to remember what you told someone when you tell the whole truth. Lies, especially detailed lies are hard to keep track of and remember. I was hoping it was true, but actual evidence and his own story is taking this case in a bad direction for him.

  • @theoldgobbler2461
    @theoldgobbler2461 11 месяцев назад +11

    If you are charged with a crime you are guilty. Until you prove you are innocent of the crime. If you have no money you're at the mercy of the court.

    • @BrokeBoysOutdoors
      @BrokeBoysOutdoors 11 месяцев назад

      I agree!!

    • @Timbermonkey360
      @Timbermonkey360 11 месяцев назад

      The only time that you have to (prove) that you're innocent is when you have been arrested.. Until then here in America, you're innocent until proven guilty.

    • @BrokeBoysOutdoors
      @BrokeBoysOutdoors 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@Timbermonkey360 tell the justice system that lol

    • @graveytrain1301
      @graveytrain1301 11 месяцев назад

      💯 facts

  • @adamwiech4874
    @adamwiech4874 11 месяцев назад +27

    And this is why mitch rompola withdrew his world class buck , look at the shit this dude is going through over a deer ,,if hes guilty then hammer him but it should be innocent until proven guilty

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +4

      Makes sense man, crazy

    • @travis9687
      @travis9687 11 месяцев назад

      Lol 😂 I’ll bet u believe those 6 or 7…200+ inch plus deer that he’s claiming to have taken came from the wild and not his sisters deer farm….I mean how many 200+” deer do world class hunters take legitimately/in the wild/deer actually exist/that are not high fence grown….should look at the record books going back 150 years 😉 and the odds of a 200”+ deer

    • @phillipthewise7758
      @phillipthewise7758 11 месяцев назад

      ​Management for deer has never been at this level. It used to be if it's brown it's down. Now people are planting food plots and doing timber stand improvements​@travis9687 Two hundred inch deer are very common now, especially in the midwest

    • @adamwiech4874
      @adamwiech4874 11 месяцев назад +6

      @@travis9687 im not claiming anything im just saying innocent until proven guilty ,, and look what te guy has to go through with no proof that he did anything wrong

    • @sack_em_up
      @sack_em_up 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@travis9687
      ruclips.net/video/wK_QFFe_POg/видео.html&feature=shared

  • @ethanmontgomery4413
    @ethanmontgomery4413 11 месяцев назад +8

    The burden of proof is on the state. Circumstantial evidence is not proof and we are all considered innocent until proven guilty. There is no way to prove that deer didn’t travel 10 miles, even overnight, during the rut. I would give him the benefit of the doubt until absolute rock solid proof of his guilt is found.

    • @chrishybart3269
      @chrishybart3269 11 месяцев назад

      I agree that most of the evidence is circumstantial and he is innocent until proven guilty. Having said that, the “circumstantial” evidence is so strong, it just screams what really happened. He didn’t own a weapon or climber and lived within eyesight of the property area that he was frequently seen ( landfill and DA property area). Anyone that is a true hunter, sees this for what it is. He lived where it was likely sighted many times and did not even own a weapon or climber or the basics of what any, even fledgling, new hunters or aspiring bow hunters would definitely own. Anyone that has ever been a bow hunter ( especially a bow Hunter) sees this picture and the “circumstantial “ evidence differently than someone that has not hunted or been a committed hunter ( like bow hunters typically are). Those bow hunters out there know exactly what I am saying

    • @ethanmontgomery4413
      @ethanmontgomery4413 11 месяцев назад

      @@chrishybart3269 I wasn’t aware of any evidence of him living in the area. If that is true it certainly doesn’t look good for him. I based my statement on the limited information provided on the podcast. You obviously have another source of information. If you don’t mind, I would love to know where all of this new information is coming from. Are you a local?

  • @ByLeb
    @ByLeb 11 месяцев назад +8

    Let’s all agree on something. I know for a fact, most people who shoot a giant or once in a lifetime deer on someone’s property that I have permission on or on public land will not tell the exact spot where he got it. Unless i own the land, i would lie too. That’s number one, number 2 it’s around a D.A. These guys will try and bend whatever power they have to help them or just screw someone they now hate if they can’t belive someone else shot the deer they been hunting. Another point is why would a DNR officer come and check right after? Was he pushed by the D.A to go check? Would they have done the same thing if it was a 120” deer? Or are they speculating because some people claim that deer was 10-20 miles away? Deer can travel so good luck proving that. Also hunting not too far from home, not taking your phone is very very normal. I bring mine when I hunt but never touch it unless i’m taking photos. Some people go hunting to disconnect from the digital world so that being a question mark is just nuts. Again with what information did they gather that gave the judge the green light to get warrants and the power to seize things that easily on random peoples claims of there being pictures miles away. So many question marks and knowing that how the DNR works and governments work in general. They can stack everything on their side and do and get what they want. They can lie in cases during questioning or what not, but if we lie, it’s open to jail time. Always innocent until proven guilty so i’m with the kid.

    • @wcb5890
      @wcb5890 11 месяцев назад

      They don't "claim" the deer was 10-20miles away....there are actual pictures of it 10-12 miles away. It is not normal in todays day and age to leave your phone at home sorry I know tons of guys that hunt "close to home" or even just behind their house, and they have their phones on them. Even more so when you get dropped of and picked up by someone.
      As far as "would they have done the same thing if it was 120" deer" more than likely if a landowner that it was shot illegally on their property, yes probably. Also, you probably wouldn't of heard about the deer if it was 120: because the kid wouldn't be running all over promoting it. He also was hunting his sisters land and showed the DNR officer the carcass of the deer on that property. Which is also odd considering nobody brings the carcass back to the exact spot they killed the deer.
      Will he be found guilty...who knows but to defend the kid based on the reasoning that you allude to towards the end of your rant, that he is basically innocent because of how govt and the DNR works is laughable. He probably poached it but the "evidence" may not be strong enough to convict him. But I suppose O.J. didn't do it because govt.

    • @hdelano11
      @hdelano11 11 месяцев назад

      I got the opinion they heard he killed a giant and wanted to see. Where I am it would be very normal for the warden to come look and say man that's a nice one!

    • @Florida239
      @Florida239 11 месяцев назад

      @@wcb5890he killed the deer legally get over it

    • @ByLeb
      @ByLeb 11 месяцев назад

      @@wcb5890 okay so mr sherlock holmes you seem like you got insider news on this 🤣. You need to learn some proper grammar first of all. Second, he isn’t well off, probably got one car at home, so he let his wife use it to get the kids from school and move around if there was an emergency. Better than it being parked at a farm the whole time doing nothing. Third, You need to wake up lol, so many people hunt their own property or close to home without taking their phones 🤣🤣🤣. A lot of hunters go out to disconnect from reality and see it as a getaway to just relax and be at peace for a day. You don’t know nothing about where the carcass was because there has been no information on that you’re talking from your ass. And if you think the DNR wouldn’t love to have that thing hanging in their office, you’re lost. Why doesn’t the government spend this much money and efforts on bigger real life issues instead of doing it for deer? Fining people $1000 an inch? That’s way over the top and is just plain stupid. You seem like the type of boot licker for any type of officers lol. Wake up buddy we as society put an emphasis on deer antlers. Take a step back society and especially the DNR have made big deer antlers a prized possession. So would they have done it if it was a 120” deer? F No, at the end of the day it’s still a damn deer, and the antlers on a 120 v 220 is still made of bone. There’s so many giants that for a couple i’ve seen that would smash milo hansons buck, but some people just do not care and don’t want to deal with the jealously and target painting on themselves for a darn deer. Wake up buddy

    • @RobertCurtin-hi2cm
      @RobertCurtin-hi2cm 5 месяцев назад

      @@Florida239. He doesn’t have the deer because they can prove he lied and have his accomplices phone records.

  • @Chris-oo7lx
    @Chris-oo7lx 11 месяцев назад +4

    #1 hunting podcast. You guys do a great job

  • @rodneypeck197
    @rodneypeck197 11 месяцев назад +79

    Innocent until proven guilty. If he was some rich guy with 500 ace they would of never went after him. There mad that some poor trailer park kid shot this Giant Buck.lol😂

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +6

      Haha probably man

    • @thetrooper1061
      @thetrooper1061 11 месяцев назад

      Because most trailer park kids are shady as fuck just like this dude

    • @Florida239
      @Florida239 11 месяцев назад

      I said the same thing from the start 👍

    • @signhunter8084
      @signhunter8084 11 месяцев назад

      Bottom line, his story didn’t add up from the beginning and it only got worse. The DNR has very very good evidence to tie him to poaching it and trespassing. So it has nothing to do with a worthless trailer trash kid. He is what he is.

    • @signhunter8084
      @signhunter8084 11 месяцев назад +21

      His buddy CORY works at a farm down the road from the landfill and CORY is the one that started this whole ordeal a few years ago. He is the ring leader. And these boys have been hunting the city property illegally for a few years now. So it’s not like CJ went in there one time and killed this monster buck. Him and Cory and a couple other friends have been sneaking in there and hunting for awhile now. I know for a fact that CJ has taken 2 bucks off those city properties and another gentleman that is in their clique that hasn’t been mentioned, has also taken a buck from their. So there is a lot that will come out in the end. And CJ and all his criminal buddies need the book thrown at them for what they have been doing for the past few seasons.

  • @craigwagner327
    @craigwagner327 11 месяцев назад +15

    You know as well as i, if you and your friend recover a world class buck in the daytime let alone any decent buck, their is NO way you are not going to take pics where the deer fell and no way cj again forgot his phone and his friend didnt have a phone. Impossible in this day in age

    • @nyleslehnen4751
      @nyleslehnen4751 11 месяцев назад +1

      Agree 💯

    • @graveytrain1301
      @graveytrain1301 11 месяцев назад +2

      Not everyone has to have a cell phone every second of everyday.

    • @craigwagner327
      @craigwagner327 11 месяцев назад

      @graveytrain1301 your right but it is rare is all I'm saying especially If you shoot a deer of that caliber, your going to get in the field pics

    • @graveytrain1301
      @graveytrain1301 11 месяцев назад

      @@craigwagner327 i agree. My ass woulda had pics posted everywhere 5 min after I found him. Lol. There are a lot of things off about this whole thing but the fact that the DA was hunting him and is now the one going after the dude that killed the buck just doesn't sit well with me

    • @craigwagner327
      @craigwagner327 11 месяцев назад

      @graveytrain1301 yeah, he is doomed from the start

  • @nestraiderservices
    @nestraiderservices 11 месяцев назад +40

    The simple fact of the DA involvement in this automatically raises red flags all over the place for me. This DA knows there is an opportunity to make money off this animal. Glad to here you guys following up on this after the initial podcast with CJ. Keep up the conversations!

    • @hdelano11
      @hdelano11 11 месяцев назад +2

      How is the DA making money though? Just wondering? Does the 30k go to his paycheck?

    • @scale_nerd356
      @scale_nerd356 11 месяцев назад +4

      I just think he’s pissed the buck doesn’t stay in his land. It’s not impossible that the buck lived on the sisters land that nobody ever hunted

    • @sack_em_up
      @sack_em_up 11 месяцев назад

      @@chrispeterson1247 the clown would be the guy that doesn't know shit about what really happened, but knows this kid poached the deer....what a tool!

    • @scale_nerd356
      @scale_nerd356 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@chrispeterson1247 not impossible

    • @daxcape3997
      @daxcape3997 11 месяцев назад +1

      ​@scale_nerd356 not impossible, but also not likely.

  • @makaylalawson4977
    @makaylalawson4977 11 месяцев назад +15

    Every time a big deer is killed this stuff starts every single time

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +1

      Agree

    • @tylerwhite4743
      @tylerwhite4743 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@HUNTRPOD have you ever shot a buck and took pictures 24 hrs later and there is no sign of rigamortus? Look at the eyes too, after 24 hrs you can tell it's not fresh. Those pics were taken within hours of the kill. Also the daytime pic the deer is stiff. Explain it

    • @hdelano11
      @hdelano11 11 месяцев назад +2

      Most people have photos of a 110incher as soon as they find it. I guess they just didn't feel like taking photos of a 230inch. Probably took another nap beside the buck since he was stressed 😂😂

    • @jameshudson2930
      @jameshudson2930 11 месяцев назад +1

      An this is the very reason if I would ever be lucky enough to harvest a world class record book deer, the DNR is coming to my tree and helping me track it!

    • @josiahjones3476
      @josiahjones3476 10 месяцев назад +1

      Rigor mortise starts within a few hours of death and relaxes around 24 hours. I wouldn't lean on that argument too heavy

  • @tannerharris1483
    @tannerharris1483 11 месяцев назад +8

    The fact that this DA is involved in this whole thing makes me believe CJ right away. Really really hope someone keeps this DA from abusing his power.

  • @Bo-Huntr
    @Bo-Huntr 7 месяцев назад +6

    What a shocker. The kid who seems full of sht, tells a story thats filled w sht, repeatedly. Got indicted. Never saw it coming. Just shocked.

    • @melvinavis8070
      @melvinavis8070 7 месяцев назад +1

      On law enforcement they call it a clue.
      Forgot hus cell phone...yeah, he burnt it up on the first podcast

  • @tbishop6726
    @tbishop6726 11 месяцев назад +2

    Question for the 1:14 mark the sheds.... How far away were they found from the supposed poaching location?

  • @phillipthewise7758
    @phillipthewise7758 11 месяцев назад +14

    This has happened with numerous deer, including Don Higgins, Josh Bowmar, Mitch Rompala, and now Alexander. Anytime a record book deer is shot, People we'll try to make up any story to discredit the deer. Not to mention the Ohio DNR statement is vague and doesn't pinpoint enough information for a crime. Just for the deer sake, I hope the kid is innocent

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +3

      Agree, lots of circumstantial evidence. Where’s the solid proof, either way

    • @josephr1198
      @josephr1198 11 месяцев назад

      Bowmars were poaching turkey and small bucks though.

    • @phillipthewise7758
      @phillipthewise7758 11 месяцев назад

      @@chrispeterson1247 Have you seen but they were convicted of? Have you heard the actual story?

    • @phillipthewise7758
      @phillipthewise7758 11 месяцев назад

      @josephr1198 I would debate your reply, but I can tell from the start that you have absolutely no clue what you are talking about

    • @phillipthewise7758
      @phillipthewise7758 11 месяцев назад +1

      @HUNTRPOD Also, didn't the DNR officer verify the gut pile on his sister's property?

  • @drenalinYZ
    @drenalinYZ 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you!!! I have been waiting for this and had no idea that you would actually make this episode.

  • @colefendelet8507
    @colefendelet8507 11 месяцев назад +4

    PLEASE READ!!!
    I went to school to be a DNR, and I never ended up finishing the schooling. But an officer came to give a big presentation, and he said the DNR gets most guys to confess by bluffing the hunter with fake evidence (photo shopping pictures, ect) and fake stories against the hunter to see if his story will fall apart. So it doesn’t surprise me that the DNR says they have CJ’s knives to try bluff him into a confession.
    The officer that gave the presentation to my class, pretty much told everyone how to get away with poaching.
    I also think the DA is abusing his position, and probably has buddies that are DNR that are on his side. So to me it’s all corrupt.

    • @brendabrewer6054
      @brendabrewer6054 9 месяцев назад

      A lot of them are power hungry and are dirty sneaky. Some are great dudes but they have too much power

  • @TheVenariEffect
    @TheVenariEffect 11 месяцев назад +7

    We were able to have a turkey poacher busted 3 years after the event because they pinged the offenders phone to the exact location we gave the game warden. Showed up at his door and busted him red handed. But, in this case, didn’t CJ “forget his phone” at home the night he shot it?

    • @scottellis8964
      @scottellis8964 11 месяцев назад

      No ,he just didn’t have service that hunt

    • @zachk128
      @zachk128 11 месяцев назад

      he said he left it at home. never said he didnt have service@@scottellis8964

  • @j23bizzle
    @j23bizzle 11 месяцев назад +11

    When I saw the 1st podcast of this deer,I had a very bad feeling about it, time will tell...

  • @jacobcrede5320
    @jacobcrede5320 11 месяцев назад +2

    I’ve watched every episode and this was one of the more entertaining episodes for the sole fact that I think everyone was speculating some of the same scenarios. Love your content and all the knowledge. Not only your guests on the show but, yourselves are full of facts and exceptional points about hunting. I would really love to hear what “The Huntr” thinks about Missouri’s targeted deer kill in efforts to get a grasp on CWD in “core areas.”

  • @JS-pv3df
    @JS-pv3df 11 месяцев назад +12

    Also sounds like the rumor of a trail cam picture 20 miles away on the same night is also BS. This reeks of jealous DNR and DA shady games. 10 miles away 20+ days before the rut means nothing.

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +3

      Only pic we’ve seen was a trail cam video in October

  • @KnightLine843
    @KnightLine843 11 месяцев назад +7

    I had a kid poach a deer I had been hunting in TN a few years ago. He was convicted and the state kept the deer. Additionally, if the state does keep the deer I bet it ends up hanging on the wall in the DA's office.

  • @jeffreyroberts1515
    @jeffreyroberts1515 10 месяцев назад +5

    Hmmmm.....why are we to assume that the DA's property was this bucks core area? If that is the case, wouldn't the DA have numerous time stamped trail cam photos of this deer? Could it be that the bucks core area was somewhere in between CJs sister's property and the DA's, making it more likely that the buck didn't have to travel the 10-12 miles. If the bucks core area was only 5-6 miles in-between the 2 properties, and the DA was hunting heavily and put unwanted pressure on the deer. It would make sense that the buck would travel toward the less pressured area , which would be toward CJ's sisters. Word getting around that the buck was seen on the DAs property along with the adjacent property of "open to hunting" park land mentioned in this video would bring even more pressure from hunters around the DA's property thus forcing the buck to travel to less pressured area " CJ's unhunted sisters small parcel"

  • @J.R.Saxton
    @J.R.Saxton 11 месяцев назад +9

    This is why I video my hunts now... With how people are these days, if I were to ever get an opportunity at a big buck like that, then I would have video evidence to prove my case...

  • @jordanhudson5075
    @jordanhudson5075 11 месяцев назад +6

    He could of had permission from the sister and when the mother in law or whom ever heard about him potentially profiting off of something on her property she could of started causing trouble for him because she didn’t like him in the first place and we all know someone like that, jealous, bitter, wants others to lose more than they wanna win just a thought.

    • @NittanyMountainProStaff
      @NittanyMountainProStaff 11 месяцев назад

      That was my thought and also a comment he made for me thinking somebody didn’t want him there ..

  • @blakekinney8455
    @blakekinney8455 11 месяцев назад

    Great podcast!!!!! What a great person to have that happen to. Alexander is dealing with that perfect and it's great to see he is down to earth and not chasing money from what he accomplished.
    Keep up the great work fellas. Love watching the podcasts

  • @zzz7zzz9
    @zzz7zzz9 11 месяцев назад +6

    it's nuts, these days, how people think normal things are 'strange', 'weird', 'unbelievable', etc, just because it's not something they do. i've left my phone behind before, that's not strange. hell, people are shocked when someone doesn't have any social media, these days. i have none, and many people i know have none.

  • @stdavis22
    @stdavis22 11 месяцев назад +4

    The only thing that i find suspicious is him supposedly not having his phone, but calling/facetime with his friend that he admitted to, and only having 1 daytime photo when the deer was recovered at 11am

    • @dirtjunkie2749
      @dirtjunkie2749 11 месяцев назад +1

      Believe he said he facetimed his friend once he got home that night, not while in the stand.

  • @WHOTEEWHO
    @WHOTEEWHO 11 месяцев назад +3

    Maybe when taking a buck of this size, the proper thing to do would be to include the game warden in the celebration and documentation. Any good game warden would love to be a part of the story and being witness to the recovery of such a world class animal.

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +1

      Not a bad idea at all

    • @hard-d-dragon-slayer9825
      @hard-d-dragon-slayer9825 11 месяцев назад

      Dan Coffman did that w/ his buck, the game warden was reluctant to come out, said something along the lines of, 'yeah everyone's got the next world record patterned.'

    • @jasonbrownlee5151
      @jasonbrownlee5151 11 месяцев назад

      Good idea whoo tee whoo. Love your videos as well buddy keep up the good work

  • @ThreeHuntersandbow
    @ThreeHuntersandbow 11 месяцев назад +2

    Yessir so excited, gets me through workdays like weekends

  • @Mossy-back-blacktail
    @Mossy-back-blacktail 11 месяцев назад +7

    I've been dying to know what your guys's thoughts are on that I'm super excited to see this video. Especially you guys being the first ones to give him a voice

    • @954RR_
      @954RR_ 11 месяцев назад +2

      Same. This podcast might get more views than the first one!

  • @bennyJ4856
    @bennyJ4856 11 месяцев назад +7

    Innocent until PROVEN guilty. And by the way, a confession could just be admitting to shooting the buck. Not necessarily illegally shooting the buck. But prosecution will still call it a confession.

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +2

      Yep makes sense

    • @Buddystemz
      @Buddystemz 11 месяцев назад

      Confession usually means a different story than you previously told.

    • @ChrisKimbro-k7z
      @ChrisKimbro-k7z 11 месяцев назад +1

      ​​@chrispeterson1247 as hell, and they know it too.

  • @chrisapgar1330
    @chrisapgar1330 11 месяцев назад +5

    If A of that magnitude Deer was on the DAs property, in this day and age, the DAs property and also surrounding property would be covered in trail cams. And there’s no way he wasn’t caught on camera.

    • @nyleslehnen4751
      @nyleslehnen4751 11 месяцев назад +1

      Nah, because the da knows city prop he can’t run em on so that property and the landfill would not have cams its not a small area u would have to have poachers running a lotta cams man and they don’t and if did they aren’t comin forward and if they did guys wear masks too etc not good chance to get em on cam on land doesn’t have a legal slant on it like the land on backside of da with county rd backside of it

  • @museum52
    @museum52 11 месяцев назад +8

    Look at the story of the Huff buck killed in Indiana. Huff had no history with the deer. It ended up traveling 8 miles away from other hunters that actually made a podcast about the history they had with the buck...
    There's so many things to say about this story.... Sad thing is just like you said its tainted. Why does it seem the Milo buck will never be broken?
    Thanks guys for the follow up on this... INTERESTING!!!!

    • @nyleslehnen4751
      @nyleslehnen4751 11 месяцев назад

      If huff buck had longer brows 5s he woulda

    • @PublicLandAdvocate
      @PublicLandAdvocate 11 месяцев назад

      The amount of money he was offered for that deer was over 6 figures. He also talked about being investigated by the Indiana DNR for lying about what really happened.

    • @DavidSmith-ig6fe
      @DavidSmith-ig6fe 11 месяцев назад +2

      I don't think the Milo buck should be in the record book since he killed it on a deer drive with a rifle.

    • @nyleslehnen4751
      @nyleslehnen4751 11 месяцев назад

      @@DavidSmith-ig6fe by that tho id say same about huff buck lol as a bowhunter they allowed crossbows that deer would likely still be alive today if not for crossguns im an old school iowa bowhunter from indiana i grew up there bowhunting and really started hunting giants here in iowa over last 10 yrs / as it is disappointing that state gov officials have no spines and allow dumbass methods of take for able bodied men irks me and I hate it can’t stand it /. It doesn’t matter how a deer is taken for record books because it’s just how it is bowhunters hate it but the decision makers who let these laws pass make it so we have no choice in the matter so until some of us man up and run for governor to change it we can bitch all we want but it won’t change so method of take is irrelevant as long as was legal take / now granted us bowhunters can make fun of em all we like but that’s theirs for us both to live with…. Imo bowhunting is the best method of take on big game animals but that’s my opinion as I am entitled to that opinion take it how ya like but if we had Bowhunters all over the Midwest only their would be records broken all the time and it’d be a whole lotta fun and deer numbers can be controlled thru doe harvests to earn a buck and also if guys want to kill big bucks they gotta manage does so ….. just irrelevant to have a gun season or crossbows but they do it some guys want a qwik fix and done the lazy way me I hunt all season kill a lotta does and know every buck in large vicinity’s and could manage the whole Midwest for best big buck hunting u ever saw if I was in charge lol….

    • @DavidSmith-ig6fe
      @DavidSmith-ig6fe 11 месяцев назад

      @nyleslehnen4751 I'm an avid bowhunter as well. I think crossbows should only be allowed for those with disabilities and have a season similar to modern gun. It's just too easy to kill deer with a gun or crossbow. It takes any advantages the deer have away.

  • @thedangler4912
    @thedangler4912 11 месяцев назад +6

    If they want you to be guilty bad enough, there will be no fair trial. Even if he isn't lying, he still needs to be scared.

    • @jeffrey4869
      @jeffrey4869 10 месяцев назад +1

      What CJ really needs is a damned good lawyer. One who will sue the state for defamation of character if CJ is found to be telling the truth. The lawyer will get his cut, so he'll work hard to get CJ's name back in good graces.

    • @cjalexander6801
      @cjalexander6801 10 месяцев назад

      @@jeffrey4869got One of the best in the state

  • @JS-pv3df
    @JS-pv3df 11 месяцев назад +1

    I am happy to see a well thought out and honest take on this.

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +2

      Obviously a lot of circumstantial evidence but we wanted to talk it through

  • @meganryals
    @meganryals 11 месяцев назад +17

    Listening to y’all be the “criminals” in this scenario had me laughing. It was actually insightful 😂 great episode, I’ve been waiting for this one!

    • @NittanyMountainProStaff
      @NittanyMountainProStaff 11 месяцев назад +1

      We grew up in PENNSYLVANIA!!!

    • @mikepoulson384
      @mikepoulson384 11 месяцев назад

      If this all goes legit....defamation lawsuit to the D.a definitely

  • @harmjass8178
    @harmjass8178 Месяц назад

    All these opinions/comments are gold. I told my son about CJ's taking of one of the biggest deer to walk this earth as a learning lesson between right and wrong. Hunting is a big responsibility and taking a deer legally, even a doe on public property is something that you should be proud of, that I would be proud of. There should be absolutely no pride on taking a deer of any size illegally.

  • @tmoney8785
    @tmoney8785 11 месяцев назад +5

    I'm with CJ Prove it. And as somebody who has a real disdain Authority figures. I hope got that buck legally that DA wanted.

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад

      That’s what it comes down to, prove it

    • @RobertCurtin-hi2cm
      @RobertCurtin-hi2cm 5 месяцев назад +1

      DNR said “OK, hold my beer.”

  • @wishmeluckhunting7727
    @wishmeluckhunting7727 11 месяцев назад

    Love your podcast, been waiting on this one. Can't wait to hear your take about this.

  • @cookwaterproofingandfounda8149
    @cookwaterproofingandfounda8149 11 месяцев назад +7

    From the moment I started watching the podcast with TJ things were not adding up! As much as I hate deer drama and the dark cloud over haters in the hunting world … sorry TJ this one smelt fishy from go! I think the truth will come out. There’s way too many people involved to get away from this at this point.

    • @jeffrey4869
      @jeffrey4869 10 месяцев назад

      It's CJ, not TJ. lol

  • @zachbrueggeman9748
    @zachbrueggeman9748 11 месяцев назад +1

    What a incredible turn of events! Either way the case goes we the fans are two episodes Invested into this saga please consider getting him back on to finish the story of this Ohio monarch . The fans deserve it as well as the deer . He definitely deserves his story told!

  • @TWHunt
    @TWHunt 11 месяцев назад +4

    Did you ask him why he lied about the size of his sister’s property? I’m saying best case scenario he did shoot it on that small ONLY 8 ACRE PROPERTY!!! Then it ran to another property and he recovered it without permission- BEST CASE SCENARIO. But still WHY DID HE LIE ABOUT THE PROPERTY???? I just can’t let that go.

    • @WILDBREED76
      @WILDBREED76 11 месяцев назад +1

      Yeah, that made no sense, especially when you give the location and names of property owner, like people are curious and are gonna check it out, it’s 9.1 acres on my app, I measured using google earth from corner of the property where he said he was in a tree to the center between the two ponds and it’s 65 yards… I mean I’m cheering for the guy and hope it’s all good, but when you see little details like that, you can’t help but think… I mean shit, you would think he could still see the buck from a stand at only 65yards in a open field with only two ponds on it. Either way, he’s innocent till proved otherwise, and that’s the way it should be.

  • @Waty8413
    @Waty8413 11 месяцев назад +10

    I dunno what to think about this, but I could see a scenario where the deer was killed legally on a permitted property but the DA or any other property owner can't wrap their head around the idea of the deer having left their property and is just being a douche bag.

    • @chadhawley5794
      @chadhawley5794 11 месяцев назад

      Jealousy is a bitch

    • @harmjass8178
      @harmjass8178 Месяц назад

      Or he trespassed on his property and killed it. Like his GPS location and text messages suggest.

  • @Dark30Outdoors
    @Dark30Outdoors 11 месяцев назад +5

    I’ve heard that the DA was NOT hunting the deer. This property was a safe haven for the buck and other deer. Lots of people knew about the buck and that it was on a property where permission to hunt was not possible to obtain. I’ve also said there were discrepancies in his story from your podcast to another one. I want the harvest to be legit, but there is a lot of smoke here!!

    • @graveytrain1301
      @graveytrain1301 11 месяцев назад +1

      Was there high fence around this "safe haven" to keep the deer there?

    • @nickfairchild2118
      @nickfairchild2118 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@graveytrain1301no

  • @kenn1320
    @kenn1320 11 месяцев назад +2

    His story was fishy about needing to be dropped off and having to sit dark to dark because the other owner didnt like him. Then he said his ride asked him what took so long. Id be curious how long after dark was she waiting? 20min after dark, 1hr, etc? Like did she drop him off at his sisters and he met up with his buddy and got dropped off at the other location before daylight? He had to reverse that process and that's what took him so long to get back to her that night?

  • @Mattcaudill14
    @Mattcaudill14 11 месяцев назад +8

    Didn't he show the game warden the gut pile on his sisters property? If so then the knives are not from him. I've never heard of a poacher taking the time to gut a deer.

    • @joshscott3184
      @joshscott3184 11 месяцев назад +2

      A gut pile doesn't determine where a deer is killed does it?

    • @jonah-n8l
      @jonah-n8l 11 месяцев назад

      Poachers don’t normally kill state record ! When they do you have to have a alibi that comes with the fame of a record book deer

    • @jonah-n8l
      @jonah-n8l 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@joshscott3184absolutely not

    • @melvinavis8070
      @melvinavis8070 11 месяцев назад +3

      The kill site was staged IMO

    • @jonah-n8l
      @jonah-n8l 11 месяцев назад

      @@melvinavis8070 agreed

  • @northwoodstraditions3372
    @northwoodstraditions3372 11 месяцев назад +2

    It is possible that buck could have been standing on the side of the road in the open while they were driving by and they poked at it with the crossbow, peeled off and went home and made a game plan. Seeing how he randomly borrowed a crossbow from his buddy that day, kills a record buck and all of a sudden he has no evidence to back up his story that doesn't seem to add up... Wake up people we have all seen poachers in small towns and it's usually near the roads where deer are known to be seen and after dark.

  • @veteranoutdoorsman9978
    @veteranoutdoorsman9978 11 месяцев назад +5

    To me it seems like the permission he got from his sister is questionable because he said the other landowner (her mother in law i believe) didnt like him and didn't want him there. In many states if one landowner says no you can't hunt there regardless of what others said. Who knows? Innocent untill proven guilty.

    • @dionysis84
      @dionysis84 11 месяцев назад +4

      I think that’s exactly what this is about… if so that’s some bullshit on the game wardens and that DA. Jealousy 100% but if he’s guilty then it is what it is.

  • @ChadAlanJones
    @ChadAlanJones 11 месяцев назад +2

    Looked at the property that he claimed to shoot it on. The first red flag was why would he need to be dropped off when he could just park on the front part of the property where the deer wouldn’t see his vehicle. Unless you really didn’t have permission and was going in and out under the cover of darkness. I personally wouldn’t go to that effort if I “didn’t even know the buck was there”! 🤷‍♂️

  • @TheWildlifeGallery388
    @TheWildlifeGallery388 11 месяцев назад +3

    Saying that he (CJ) "Didn't have legally written permission" could also mean he shot it on the DA's property? or ANY property for that matter, not necessarily his sisters. You're telling me the only grip & grin pics are of a nighttime in the bed of a truck? ---- NOW, I also think them taking the rack is bulls987t - this is the problem with Game & Fish departments, you're considered guilty until you've proven yourself innocent. Whatever side of the fence you're on, you have to admit 2 + 2 isn't adding up to 4. And if this was done legally, it should be easy for CJ to put this to rest with kill site pics and those close friends we all would have with us to help recover such a Buck.

  • @calebdawley355
    @calebdawley355 11 месяцев назад +9

    Innocent until proven guilty, I’m hoping it’s legit.

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +1

      Agree

    • @calebdawley355
      @calebdawley355 11 месяцев назад +2

      I was chasing a world class all fall and planned to call the dnr the second I let an arrow fly and video my entire recovery just for this reason, it’s sad what jealousy of big bucks bring out of people

    • @melvinavis8070
      @melvinavis8070 Месяц назад

      Pleads guilty 14 counts

  • @scottellis8964
    @scottellis8964 5 месяцев назад +3

    I would have never taken them to a property ! If they think I commited a crime then find the evidence and prosecute me ! If you can’t find where it was shot then they have no case !

  • @Grooveset
    @Grooveset Месяц назад +2

    lol who’s here after reading all the evidence? Wild he went on all these podcasts.
    Also when his wife texted a girl named Jessica saying he got the buck, Jessica replied “hell yeah I guess, neither of them deserve to put their hands on the deer in my opinion”
    Good for Jessica

  • @joelrivard5598
    @joelrivard5598 11 месяцев назад +4

    It takes more skill to sneak into someone's property kill a monster buck track it drag it out and never be seen or heard or get caught on a trail camera than it does stumble onto a property u have never hunted and shoot a giant! No matter what this kid killed the buck stop being jealous all u haters!

  • @johnny_fins
    @johnny_fins 11 месяцев назад +1

    when jared tried to reenact in his mind how he would get away it and closed his eyes, that was pretty funny hahaha

  • @DueEastArcheryHunting
    @DueEastArcheryHunting 11 месяцев назад

    1:26:45 I wouldn’t say that because in the first podcast he said people were saying he spot lighted it and CJ said well it must of been from a telephone pole because you could clearly see from the entrance and exit hole that’s not the case. But what I thought was weird is CJ mentioned about it rained the next day which worked out in his favor? What was he talking about? The time stamp from the first podcast of him saying that is around 2.41.XX

  • @zzz7zzz9
    @zzz7zzz9 11 месяцев назад +2

    America is strange, with how obsessive people are over deer. To the lengths some will go, to kill a deer, and the reactions to a big deer being killed.
    It's sad, that law enforcement always views us as guilty until proven otherwise. And it's like that, up here in Canada too. CO's are not your friend. And yes, they will lie. I have seen situations where they did. And this DA would too, seeing the lengths he's going to already. They are above the law almost, their words are just taken way more seriously.

  • @gillesbolduc863
    @gillesbolduc863 11 месяцев назад +2

    my buddy found a squatter on his property, he had made a road and set up camp on the back forty, would of never found out had it not been for tracking deer, police were called out and found grow opp, shoot out ensued both died... crazy

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +1

      Whoa that’s insane. I’ve come across shady shit on places I thought I knew every inch

  • @WaterandWoodsmen
    @WaterandWoodsmen 11 месяцев назад +3

    My buddy was in sports illustrated for DNA conviction of deer meat he had in cooler in a WMA in Florida said he got it on a private lease DNA proved it wasn’t

  • @JimBowSlice
    @JimBowSlice 11 месяцев назад +8

    The definition of poaching is any taking of game in an unlawful manner

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад

      Yep there you go

    • @jeffmabry1149
      @jeffmabry1149 11 месяцев назад +7

      That doesn't mean take my deer till you come up with something piss or get off the pot.

    • @tylerwhite4743
      @tylerwhite4743 11 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@HUNTRPOD (A) No person shall hunt or trap upon any lands, pond, lake, or private waters of another, except water claimed by riparian right of ownership in adjacent lands, or shoot, shoot at, catch, kill, injure, or pursue a wild bird, wild waterfowl, or wild animal thereon without obtaining written permission from the owner or the owner's authorized agent.

    • @tylerwhite4743
      @tylerwhite4743 11 месяцев назад +3

      ​@HUNTRPOD that is right from Ohios Codes... how you can't see that it's more than just trespassing is mind boggling...

    • @thetrooper1061
      @thetrooper1061 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@tylerwhite4743my thought exactly...

  • @craigwagner327
    @craigwagner327 11 месяцев назад +4

    The reason a lot of hunters dont get written permissions is because farmers are bullheaded and dont want to sign anything. They feel they are signing their lives away but yeah it is the law and yeah your right most dont do it for the reason i mentioned

    • @joelrivard5598
      @joelrivard5598 11 месяцев назад

      Move to Maine we can hunt any property that's not posted

    • @craigwagner327
      @craigwagner327 11 месяцев назад

      @@joelrivard5598 interesting

    • @hdelano11
      @hdelano11 11 месяцев назад

      I guess farmers are bad people lmao

    • @craigwagner327
      @craigwagner327 11 месяцев назад

      @@hdelano11 no really. That's just been my experience in my area

  • @cbogolo
    @cbogolo 11 месяцев назад +5

    Its pretty hard to maneuver through anyone's woods that hunts without being caught on a trail cam let alone the property of a DA that has seen a 240 inch deer on his property and hunts. Dude is probably running 10 tactacams noway you could go in blindly and track a deer without being caught on a camera. Im poor and have like 8 cameras but dont use them all because batteries got so expensive this season

    • @Buddystemz
      @Buddystemz 11 месяцев назад +1

      Depends if it was 10 yards off the road. Most people who will poach a deer don’t really care until they get caught

    • @jonathanb9429
      @jonathanb9429 11 месяцев назад

      Not that difficult to do.

  • @silentassassin1108
    @silentassassin1108 11 месяцев назад +3

    The pictures of the deer show the shot placement, it was exactly where he said it was hit. The trespassing and actually killing the deer and recovering after a bad hit seems a little far fetched. If the DA was after a deer this size I would imagine he would have cameras spread out on the property that would have caught cj or the wounded deer at some point throughout the process.

  • @prod1236
    @prod1236 11 месяцев назад

    39:55 Jared is 100% right about Ohio DOW. It’s hunting without permission and is definitely a game violation. That deer is now the states and that person would have to pay restitution for the deer

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад

      Yep makes sense

  • @TinaAnderson-v9h
    @TinaAnderson-v9h 11 месяцев назад +4

    The Indiana record buck was 20 some miles away right?

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад

      Huff buck? Not sure

    • @stevefulscher8531
      @stevefulscher8531 11 месяцев назад

      8 miles i believe

    • @JimBowSlice
      @JimBowSlice 11 месяцев назад +1

      9 miles 37 properties between where it was killed and where other guys had him on camera.

    • @nyleslehnen4751
      @nyleslehnen4751 11 месяцев назад

      8 miles he ran thru 30 some properties but from diff points of season but distance doesn’t mean shit proof of them killin it on prop next to da is only thing that will get him he could have moved the deer over there dressed eem up and done otherwise maybe he legit killed the deer on sisters he had written permission from his sister I just saw him write himself on this post so maybe he killed it there and its legit or maybe he killed it adjacent to da and moved it gotta prove that for to prosecute he did live in the town next to where the deer is all over the cameras and he didn’t have any pics on his sisters is even funnier lol

  • @johnbell3894
    @johnbell3894 11 месяцев назад +2

    I think the worst part of this whole situation is the personal attacks on CJ And his family on social media. There’s one person that knows what exactly happened is CJ. Guilty or not for all this mob mentality before anything has been confirmed is just sad and also gives the hunting community a black eye. Just my opinion.

  • @ryanfarmer5155
    @ryanfarmer5155 11 месяцев назад +6

    On my current farm i own, i have a buck on camera and seen in person this season that was also 10 miles away a day before from a neighbor. Crazy yes, but real, also yes. Its very possible. As far as the knives, they will probably check his DNA, the deers DNA and compare it to the DNA on the DAs property is the smoking gun or not. Also the triangulation of his cell phone will come into play. Be interesting to see how it pans out, i also think you two need.to go back to your initial podcast and rewatch what he and you all said. Your video today is not correct from your own show, Just saying. Enjoyed the episode

  • @aaronkorty8415
    @aaronkorty8415 11 месяцев назад +1

    Watching now, so many of the questions you have about forensic science I’m screaming the answers at my tv 😂😂😂

  • @craigwagner327
    @craigwagner327 11 месяцев назад +4

    Another thing they could do is have him climb with the climber stand his friend lent him. You would be surprised how many people don't know how to use them or are not coordinated enough. Didn't believe it till I saw my brother try to use one. To me he didn't seem like a die hard hunter like you guys and I are

  • @easternoakstaxidermyoutfit7817
    @easternoakstaxidermyoutfit7817 11 месяцев назад +3

    The deer is legal give him his deer !! Leave him alone !!

  • @tfelich19
    @tfelich19 10 месяцев назад +3

    I just watched CJ's interview on Hunters Advantage. The dude is telling the truth. He should have lawyered up before saying all he said, but nevertheless, you don't come out with this amount of confidence and transparency - full well knowing what's at stake for him if he's lying- unless you are sure of your story. Frankly, he has a real case for unlawful search and seisure.

  • @tylercagle1486
    @tylercagle1486 11 месяцев назад +2

    Innocent until proven guilty. He killed it legally until proven he didn’t. The DA is involved and I bet he will try his hardest to make CJ suffer. Our system is corrupt.

  • @mikevernacchio5384
    @mikevernacchio5384 11 месяцев назад +2

    It’s easy to think this kid poached it when he talks about his life story you automatically think it’s a sketchy dude who would do some sketchy stuff because people suck and think the worst always. What does a picture prove? Has no one ever seen this deer in the stand? How did he live so long and get so old and big? Some deer live a nomad lifestyle because they are older and more mature. If he did kill it on someone else property then take his license but don’t ruin his life over it. People are out there doing a lot worse. Great episode boys.

  • @craigholland2274
    @craigholland2274 11 месяцев назад +4

    And then if he's trespassing and the DA has game cameras up when you think that CJ would be on a game camera? I'd like to think he did this legally, but I got really no idea

    • @Buddystemz
      @Buddystemz 11 месяцев назад

      People don’t have cameras covering every inch of their property. Usually you have them near where you hunt.

    • @craigholland2274
      @craigholland2274 11 месяцев назад

      @@Buddystemz agree 💯. But on an unknown property , not knowing where the cameras are. Like a mine field. High risk of getting a pic of CJ on a trail camera I would think.

    • @tylerwhite4743
      @tylerwhite4743 11 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@craigholland2274 getting captured on trail cam on any property is a very low probability. I run 12 cameras on a 140 acres and I only caught myself on camera twice. Hell on one of my food plots that is 2 acres I ran 3 cameras and 75% of the deer I'd see while hunting it, wouldn't get captured on cam..

    • @Buddystemz
      @Buddystemz 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@craigholland2274 if he shot it off the side of the road, it’s possible the guy didn’t have a camera nearby.

    • @craigholland2274
      @craigholland2274 11 месяцев назад

      @@tylerwhite4743
      So I guess begs the question of why run cams? To capture 25% of the deer?

  • @jaredanderson2267
    @jaredanderson2267 6 месяцев назад +2

    He’s the DA he’s gonna push it until the end. People get butt hurt over deer worse than anything. Jealously is pushing this case and will until the end. Where are the game camera pictures of the deer? There’s one ☝️ like y’all said in October you telling me he couldn’t have traveled how ever far. I’m with the hunter the state doesn’t want him to have it. They are against the hunters always have been always will be.

  • @NittanyMountainProStaff
    @NittanyMountainProStaff 11 месяцев назад +2

    First , most people have no grasp of what 15 miles is …
    Secondly , a buck like that doesn’t go traipsing 15 miles without being seen many times and/or killed …
    Also, 1100 GPS collared deer from Penn State tell a different story…
    The top range even during the rut is about 5 miles…
    Why would a deer have to go 15 or 20 miles to find a doe??? They’ll encounter many deer before they ever get that far…&

  • @jdubz18710
    @jdubz18710 11 месяцев назад +3

    If he poached that deer and had to drag it without being field dressed unless he’s hopped up on meth or something that deer is not making it out of that area if it’s populated. Adrenaline fueled or not dead weight probably almost 300lbs with the rack that big nope. By no means does CJ look like he trains and I’m not taking a shot at him. If he’s lying there are way to many people involved for him not to get hemmed up. It’s possible That DA is prolly butt hurt he didn’t get to kill the buck and he’s having a hard time dealing with it like a man. Congrats if he harvested it legally and what a pos scumbag if he poached it.

    • @proudlyamerican2764
      @proudlyamerican2764 11 месяцев назад +1

      100% correct on too many people for him to not be sacked already if guilty

    • @Buddystemz
      @Buddystemz 11 месяцев назад +1

      Not takin a shot either but with him talkin about his past, meth doesn’t seem too far off.

  • @ryanscott1316
    @ryanscott1316 11 месяцев назад +2

    Am I correct that a, District Attorney (DA) in that city, county, or province is pissed, because someone else got his deer???

    • @ryanscott1316
      @ryanscott1316 11 месяцев назад

      Also, note I was certain there was foul play 2 weeks ago.

    • @jonathanb9429
      @jonathanb9429 11 месяцев назад

      Nobody knows for sure I don't think. I think the DA was just very familiar with the deer, as it probably stayed pretty tight to his place & the back of the landfill...

  • @seanrichardson881
    @seanrichardson881 11 месяцев назад +4

    Probably my favorite podcast by you guys! The pretending your criminals, how would you get away with it? Haha, I did so many stupid things between the age of 16 and 20! Haha but I truly believe this guy is innocent! Give him back his deer!

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +1

      Hahaha same man. We all do dumb stuff. Just not the same now like it used to be…also I was trying to kill spikes 😂

    • @harmjass8178
      @harmjass8178 Месяц назад

      Text messages did him in along with GPS location. Dude has balls I'll give him that.

  • @garrettgiddens2825
    @garrettgiddens2825 11 месяцев назад +2

    The contradictions he made in the original podcast about saying the “2ft diameter scrape” and then later saying he wasn’t hunting over any sign. Also when he starts talking about the hunt and said he didn’t see his first deer til 11am, then after y’all bring up again that he didn’t have a phone he starts saying he’s not sure what time it was he shot it because of not having his phone to tell time. How did he know it was 11am when he saw the first deer?

  • @aaronbartlett3573
    @aaronbartlett3573 11 месяцев назад +4

    After watching the podcast you did with him, I'd say calling him very smart is a big stretch.

  • @geraldmorris8730
    @geraldmorris8730 11 месяцев назад +2

    I always hear its the states deer, but if you hit one with your vehicle and it's damaged, why isn't the state reliable for fixing your car. At that point its no longer their deer?

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад +1

      Hahah I like that thought! Yea pretty wild

  • @GodMadeDirtWormsnMore
    @GodMadeDirtWormsnMore 11 месяцев назад +6

    Its extremely unfortunate how quickly and viciously the young man in question here is being attacked, and practically every one of his attackers are completely ignorant of any pertinent information, aka they dont know their own ass from a hole in the ground! From him being called trash to being written off as a worthless criminal, its all just...among other things, sad. When i watched the original episode with the young man, I was struck by what sounded like a decent, humble human being who was experiencing a life filled with lots of struggles, financial and otherwise. How bout we take a step back, rememeber we're all pretty damn flawed, and the only one who ever walked this planet who was perfect was crucified, died, was buried and rose 3 days later to atone for each and every single one of us who werent! Regardless if hes another citizen whos rights are being violated or if he shot the damn deer in the headlights with a stolen pistol, he needs prayer, not piling on! I'll guarantee you praying for him is the right thing to do whether your one of the few pulling for him or one of the many haters. Dont believe me? Try it and see! God bless C.J., his family, and all those this reaches. Big bucks are cool and all, but on judgement day they wont seem so high on the priority list. Jesus loves us all!

  • @fishbetweenthelines
    @fishbetweenthelines 11 месяцев назад +2

    A deer is never anyone's property unless it's farmed.

  • @robertkratzenberg4120
    @robertkratzenberg4120 11 месяцев назад +4

    R crew this year in the Adirondacks had a big 12 point we have pictures of a few days latter he was killed 12.5 miles away as the crow flys. That buck could go that far no problem

    • @HUNTRPOD
      @HUNTRPOD  11 месяцев назад

      Whoa that’s serious country to cut across as well

    • @tbishop6726
      @tbishop6726 11 месяцев назад +2

      Huff buck had a documented range of 8 3/4 miles. There was rumors that was poached also

    • @robertkratzenberg4120
      @robertkratzenberg4120 11 месяцев назад +1

      The bucks here migrate 15 miles and some do it over night 10 miles for that buck is nothing

    • @patrickgibson2828
      @patrickgibson2828 11 месяцев назад

      Here in northern Ontario deer start migrated in late October and travel up to 50 plus miles to their winter grounds

    • @robertkratzenberg4120
      @robertkratzenberg4120 11 месяцев назад

      So people don’t believe this kid because the buck moved 10 miles. If a mature buck smells humans he will move to ware there is no human scent and it sounds like there was no humans in this spot. If it were a 160 buck nobody would even care. People suck

  • @ThomasJohnson-ib6uy
    @ThomasJohnson-ib6uy 11 месяцев назад +1

    So if he killed it on his sisters and the deer ran to a property he didn’t have permission to retrieve it from that is also an issue. Figuratively speaking. I’m in the middle on this definitely following

  • @matthew-niese
    @matthew-niese 11 месяцев назад +10

    CJ has confessed to the ODNR according to Mike Rex, who is Chairman of The Ohio Wildlife Council. We spoke to him and his sons and they said that CJ admitted to the ODNR that he poached the buck. He did not have permission to hunt the property on which the deer was harvested and after the deer was killed, he brought it to his sisters property. It's not a matter of opinion at this point, the deer was harvested illegally. I don't think that this will come as a surprise too many people, especially if you listened to the original podcast with him. There are a lot of holes in his story and he shows a lot of signs of a pathological liar.

    • @nyleslehnen4751
      @nyleslehnen4751 11 месяцев назад +1

      Totally agree 💯 and if that’s true then they need to state the facts on this podcast but I get it they r journalists they need story but that would be the best story imo if they put out what u said above here…. I agree with your findings my discernment tells me was BS from jump. Mike Rex the ole boy who is steeped in Ohio gotcha /. Thx

    • @cjalexander6801
      @cjalexander6801 11 месяцев назад +1

      Not true at all first off common sense tells everyone the position Mike held he wouldn’t talk about an open investigation especially information and details about the case and if he did you can definitely get in trouble for that there’s a reason investigations don’t have information put out before trial because the chance for tampering with evidence and the defense could prove that lol and this is CJ and trust me my attorney sees all these the fact of the matter is that’s not true 😂 good click bait to read though if I admitted to it let’s see the written statement or recording 🧐 🧐

    • @jaxadams4254
      @jaxadams4254 11 месяцев назад +2

      That might make sense if CJ wasn’t on this very thread defending himself in all the comments. Pretty sure if he already admitted it to the DNR he wouldn’t be wasting his time commenting to all the hate a naysayers.

    • @craigholland2274
      @craigholland2274 11 месяцев назад

      I saw him too.