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Someday I will be able to afford one, but not today.

Enjoyed the chat. On the downward slope of the season, now fellas. Hope you had a great weekend at deer camp. Regards Mark

Hey, do you guys use GMRS radios in Northern Maine?

Really enjoy listening to these podcasts! Congratulations Mark on your buck….looking forward to the video on it.

New to your podcast, we hunt central Maine for the past 35 years. Thank you for keeping it fresh for us flatlanders...sorry lol. It appears you have some snow this morning! Good Luck Hunt Safe!

3:59 i cant tell you how many time ive asked myself that same question

gonna give archery a shot next year have a great spot with multiple bucks from spike to 8 pointer but come rifle season completely disappear every day in october got them on camera just about and come beginning of november just gone location food source so many factors play in

Congrats to your Dad!

Awesome video. I must say that particular gun especially being a 270. Having no issues is rare especially in northern Maine weather conditions. One of my favorite all-time rifles also love the pump action.

I don’t know how you are able to put out videos during the season. I appreciate it but boy I wouldn’t have the energy to do it after hunting all day.

I have to agree with Mark, as he said, it can happen when you least expect it and it can happen in a second. As my friend always says, one minute looking, the next minute shooting. Thanks for sharing.

Congrats Mark! Missouri opening weekend total deer harvest was 68,312! This year deer are staying in the woods, Good acorn crop! I think the years I deer hunted, we had snow 4 years, I hunted 30 yrs! Good Luck Paul! Another Great podcast!

Great conversation, congratulations to Mark for a great deer. Enjoy the rest of the season.

Congratulations mark. Glad we could hear the story behind this year’s harvest. Do you guys have a certain ammo preference (brand , bullet weight , and bullet construction) or just whatever ammo you can find? Just curious . I always like to get perspectives on people’s preferences.

The little 130 pound buck I took this opening day, I could smell him 15 minutes before I saw him coming through the marsh grass and alders, walked right under my tree stand. Congratulation to the old man. I would be interested in hearing discussion why you guys don't cut your own deer? Good topic for the show maybe.

Thanks for the podcast Paul and Mark! I enjoy the conversations. We have it pretty easy down here in 23 :-) They've had it pretty easy for 3 winters (and looking like a 4th). The deer are everywhere. I love hunting in the snow but it's a crap shoot waiting for it down here. Its nice being able to be choosey about deer. It certainly wasn't that way back in the 80's.

I think people don't realize that there are 2 Separate "Maine's"? I Live in York County, and the deer are literally everywhere. Although, most of that land is Posted, or inaccessible. I prefer, the Northern areas. My father taught me to be a "Woodsman", just as much as he taught me to be a Hunter. I prefer the Tougher areas, to the shooting gallery down here. I've hunted from Aziscohos to Danforth, to Coburn Gore! I'll take seeing one Good deer, versus taking anything that walks by down here! Congrats Mark! Again, feel like I'm at Dad's kitchen table! You guys are Great! Thank you for what you do. And Paul, Don't take these times with your pops for granted!! Good Luck!

When I joined the Navy in 1986 I was stationed in Florida for many years, no snow there. I learned to just sit in a tree stand, never got a deer. In my last station in Brunswick, 2003-2006 I got a deer in 2004 (doe) walking on a tote road and 2006 (buck) from a elevated stand. Stinks without snow.

Congratulations MARK persistence patience and Great woodsman skills

Johnson woolens are not what they used to be. They are so thin you can read the news paper through them. They are only in business because of they’re made in Vermont selling point but real Vermont outdoor workers don’t waist money on them. They are just sold to unsuspecting tourists.

Congratulations, nice buck.

Awesome job guys keep up the great work

thanks for sharing enjoyed this video, agree lots of yarding areas are gone...good luck hunting

Congratulations Mark 👍🦌 Think Snow ❄ and Big Bucks ! Good Luck too all in the Great outdoors 🦌 🐻 Like allways that Vermonter!!

Great conversation! Congrats Mark! Great Buck! Paul you are next

Beautiful wife,beautiful family!! This man is blessed !!

Well thats what real hunting is about.For the meat and video recording second.Good moose hunt guys!!

Excellent podcast guys, subscribed and looking forward to many more. Warm fall so far but next week the woods should come alive.

Great season for you guys cogratulations. Love your channel. Central NH

Love the content and pod cast man I really hope I can run into you guys one of these days in the woods would be great to meet ya

What model gun is that

congratulations to your dad he got himself a beautiful one

congratulations to your dad he got himself a beautiful one

My father in law has 3 or 4 of these Remington woodmasters chambered in 30-06 and this year my wife was picked for a cow moose hunt and she used her dad's woodmaster. She has never shot before but never hunted anything before and shot the gun she was using maybe 10 times tops, I'm talking 10 shots tops and it was easy for her but after shooting my bolt action 30-06 I will say the semi-auto definitely kicks less. I wish she would of had more time to practice and shoot with the gun but that's another story. I've looked for a used woodmaster for years and the prices are still ridiculous for guns that look like they were dragged behind a truck.