Thanks buddy, it was the toughest Mental grind I've ever experienced in my hunting career. I wanted to quit every day. I didn't know who I was fighting against anymore... the deer, or proving to myself that I could commit to it. Let's just say that I'm glad he's dead, because a 3rd season of chasing him might have been too much for me.
Congratulations!!! What a stud of a buck. You definitely earned that one. Great video, I really enjoyed it. The more you have to work for success the sweeter it is. Public land,big woods bush buck, it don’t get any more fair chase than that. To me that beats a 250” buck on a bean field all day long. As a hunter mature’s, he realizes it’s not all about inches, the weight, or how many you have got. It’s about the experience, it’s about tradition, it’s about getting out in the woods becoming one with nature. Living it, breathing it, soaking it all in, until that magical moment when it all comes together. I LIVE FOR THE HUNT. The buck is just the icing on the cake.
Thanks! I couldn't agree more. There's nothing more fair chase than a public land bush buck. Untouched by human influence, doing exactly what they've been doing for hundreds of years. Fuelled by instinct, not learned behaviours of how to avoid humans and hunters. It's pretty special being able to chase them.
That's a great buck congrats. Are you seriously in snow right now? I'm in BC. A week ago it just dropped from 20c to 10c for a high. Got a chubby young 3x4 whitetail yesterday. High mountain wild buck, liked my doe calls. Put one thru the heart like yours. Whitetail hard to hunt in my area, this is the second buck I have seen in the last 3 seasons. mostly have mule deer here, they're even in town. But I'm happy, deer hangin. Now to go for a mulie buck
Footage is a luxury to the reader of these posts this video was in my opinion premium footage hats off to your videographer yu both could be on top of that world of its own.
Wow just wow!!! 😳😳😳 This is a legit monster and a buck of a lifetime!!! Congratulations on this brute and I'm impressed with the time you took to scout and eventually harvest this monster!!! I would love to pick your brain on some tips sir... I'm a Hunter in Pennsylvania and haven't been having much success even though I'm a seasoned hunter...if you could give me some tips please respond back to the comment..and once again congrats on this monster buck
Thanks Tyler, really appreciate the kind words. It was a mental battle for sure, but really glad it all came together. Hunting whitetail is an unforgiving endeavour, but when it all comes together, there's nothing quite like it. I'm happy to offer help where I can, but not sure how much I'm qualified to give. After all, I'm still learning every day as well.
Incredible deer!!! What a bruiser. Things don't work for a reason sometimes an we just don't understand it at the time. But looking at that deer... It was worth the wait. I'm really becoming a fan of chocolate covered antlers
Thanks Matt, I'll admit, it's a little sad knowing he won't show up on my trail cameras anymore, and knowing that he's not still out there running the woods... but I'm glad the hunt is over for him
Congratulations, beautiful buck. Just found your videos. I subscribed and will be watching all of them soon. What Brand of rifle are you hunting with? I'm a lefty and we don't have lots of options.
Glad to have you as a subscriber! I had been using a Tikka T3 for the past several years, but just recently switched to a Left Handed Weatherby Mark V in Backcountry 2.0. 270 weatherby. And I gotta admit, it’s a pretty bad ass rifle. I really like it
Nice way to grind it out...I never give up even when i used to hunt in a stand...I prefer to be on the ground on the move like the Benoit's. But not everyone has the same hunting opportunities like deer hunting in Canada which in my opinion is the best for hunting Big Massive Whitetails. Canada has the best genetics in the whole world and anyone who is born and raised there is definitely blessed. Canada is the last great frontier for Big Game Hunting next to Alaska especially for Big Whitetails which Canada is #1. 😊
According to the record books, Canada isn’t that high on the list. However, there’s nowhere I’d rather chase a big buck than in Canada. We have so many factors working against our deer that it’s amazing we have as big of deer as we do. If you transplanted our deer with their genetics to the south and removed the harsh winters and shitty food sources from the equation, and gave them nutritious crops and relative protection from wolves and predators, they would be absolutely massive.
Thanks Jerry. As far as I'm concerned, there isn't a more fair way to hunt a deer in the world. Truly wild, unobstructed by human presence, on public land. No bait, no food sources, nothing but you and a deer that is surviving based strictly on their natural instincts from the past couple hundred years.
It's a special place up here for sure. It's very unforgiving, and not for the faint of heart. But when it happens, there's not a place in the world I would rather kill a big deer at
It was either patience or dumb luck... I'm not sure. I feel like you can sit on a 5 gallon pail in the worst part of the bush, and if you sit there long enough eventually something big will accidentally walk past you. I'm not sure if that's just what happened here, or if I was actually in the right spot haha!
Thanks David! It's incredibly challenging to bow hunt these deer in the bush. There's really no way to funnel deer except for the simple fact that they live there. We have had success bow hunting during the first week of November when they're actively hitting scrape lines, but it's still a low percentage game. I suppose that's what makes it so fun hunting in the bush
Just a basic winter mitten for the most part. The key to staying warm is the clothing layers, and then absolutely the Heater Body Suit. I'm not sponsored or endorsed by Heater Body Suit in any way, shape, or form, but I simply could not do the hunt without the suit. It's the most important piece of gear for my entire whitetail season
We totally understand if you scroll past the ads. Unfortunately, that's how we pay for the production of our show. It's a TV Show first and foremost, and our Sponsors are the only reason we're able to do what we do. You also have to remember that I only control the ads within my show. Whatever TH-cam decides to play for ads throughout the show are out of my control. I'm glad you enjoyed the hunt.
Congrats on a well won buck. Perseverance, a lot of time and hard work. Makes it that much sweeter when you get him. I had one that was in a issue of Big Buck Magazine. I hunted him for 3 years and finally took him with my bow. Nothing sweeter! Well done !
It's a different game for sure. As an Alberta resident, I've chased whitetail here my whole life. But I've also been fortunate to hunt Saskatchewan several times. They're both completely different hunts. In Saskatchewan over bait, you remove the "Am I in the right spot" element from the game. It becomes a game of patience. In Alberta, it requires patience, but also requires intense mental strength because you never really know if you're in the right place or not. I love both hunts, but killing a big deer in Alberta is a bit more of an accomplishment in my personal eyes. But highly recommend both hunts for sure.
So I don’t actually use Cell Cams. We have very little or no cell reception up in the bush where we hunt. So it’s good old fashioned boots on the ground checking regular cameras for me
Just sitting. Would be very difficult to follow one particular set of tracks in the forest. Some people might have that skill, but I don't. Especially when it comes to targeting one specific deer. During November, these bucks never really stop moving. And you'll never outrun them. So you would have to track them at a very fast pace and hope that you're only starting a few hundred yards behind him. I don't believe it would be a practical or efficient way to hunt target bucks
@@FatalImpactOutdoors I’m from Vermont it’s my dream to come up there hunting, when I was a boy traveling with the circus my grandparents managed, the king royal circuit, a 12 point monster totaled the truck my grandfather was driving it rammed his antlers straight into the passenger side of the truck, and demolished the whole thing, that is when I learned about the absolute monsters up there! Good Luck this year🦌
We always knew old swamp bucks, as unkillable bucks, because they always went nocturnal during rifle season, & there was absolutely no way to sneak into his bedroom, undetected.
They definitely offer a different challenge for sure. They live in the deep, dark, nasty parts of the forest for a reason. They know they're safe there. But during November, they have to come out eventually. You just gotta be there when he makes his mistake!
@@FatalImpactOutdoors The biggest issue is when they go nocturnal! Smart enough to stay hidden till well after dark, & return to the hideout, before shooting light. My Uncle saw one once. It was just starting to break daylight, & one must have been running late. That uncle said it was over 100 yards away, & in the dark silhouette, he said the rack looked like a brush pile on top his head. He couldn't count points, due to it going through so fast, & the poor lighting, but he excitedly said, it was huge! Kind of it shock at what he was seeing, he didn't even get a chance to reach for his rifle, & it was gone. 😲
Yep, it definitely makes it tougher once they’re nocturnal. BUT, during the middle of the rut, they will move in daylight. They will make a few mistakes. And that’s when you need to capitalize on him. That’s why we wait 11 months of the year to hunt these bucks during November. Season opens in September, but we don’t even think about hunting them until November. Because that’s when they’ll make a mistake
For years, we always ran Raven Wear. It's no longer available, and truthfully, I never thought I would find something that would replace it. But these past 2 seasons, we've switched to wearing the SKRE Guardian Winter gear. And honestly, it's really good. A ton of Down Filled layers, really thick, warm base layers, and then the Guardian Outter layers have kept us surprisingly warm over these past two seasons.
There's a reason killing a big whitetail is often the most coveted trophy for many hunters. They're so freakin smart, and you never know when they're going to slip up. I guess that's what makes me love it so much
In Alberta, it's unlawful to use any bait of any kind. No mineral attractants, no food baits... nothing. We're required to do our homework, run a ton of trail cameras, figure out where a big deer lives, and then spend enough time in his home until he walks by. It's a mentally challenging game, but a rewarding one when it comes together!
Most outfitted hunts in Alberta will run you around 6K USD on average. The outfitter that hunts the same area of the bush as us kills some incredible deer each year, and I believe his hunts are 6K or 6,500.
We hunt deer on massive expanses of Public Land. The northern region of Alberta is covered in thousands of square miles of bush. No farmland. No fields. Nothing but bush. Most deer we hunt aren't within 30 Miles of the nearest field or farmland. So we call them bush deer. They were born in the deep forest, and have never seen a field in their life. 100% public land bush deer
What a great buck, and what a great show. Thanks for going through all the trouble to show us this. It's awesome to watch.
Thanks Josh. Really glad you enjoyed it!
Great video. Not easy to capture it all on film but you did. Hats off man!
Congratulations on an Absolute Beast! Not many would have stuck it out, Made Respect from Kentucky
Thanks Charles. He was a special deer that tested every ounce of my mental strength.
Dude, great buck, mad respect for sitting that long in the cold.
Thanks buddy, it was the toughest Mental grind I've ever experienced in my hunting career. I wanted to quit every day. I didn't know who I was fighting against anymore... the deer, or proving to myself that I could commit to it. Let's just say that I'm glad he's dead, because a 3rd season of chasing him might have been too much for me.
Well done young man perseverance pays off huge. Congrats
Congratulations on successfully hunting that beautiful buck!
Thanks! It took everything I had to finally catch up to him
Congratulations!!! What a stud of a buck. You definitely earned that one. Great video, I really enjoyed it. The more you have to work for success the sweeter it is. Public land,big woods bush buck, it don’t get any more fair chase than that. To me that beats a 250” buck on a bean field all day long. As a hunter mature’s, he realizes it’s not all about inches, the weight, or how many you have got. It’s about the experience, it’s about tradition, it’s about getting out in the woods becoming one with nature. Living it, breathing it, soaking it all in, until that magical moment when it all comes together. I LIVE FOR THE HUNT. The buck is just the icing on the cake.
Thanks! I couldn't agree more. There's nothing more fair chase than a public land bush buck. Untouched by human influence, doing exactly what they've been doing for hundreds of years. Fuelled by instinct, not learned behaviours of how to avoid humans and hunters. It's pretty special being able to chase them.
What a amazing Buck congratulations on a great shot also!
Persistence and patience. You got him congratulations!!!!Dana!!
What an awesome looking buck! Buck of a lifetime! Congrats!
Thanks Shane. He's one I will cherish forever!
That's a great buck congrats. Are you seriously in snow right now? I'm in BC. A week ago it just dropped from 20c to 10c for a high. Got a chubby young 3x4 whitetail yesterday. High mountain wild buck, liked my doe calls. Put one thru the heart like yours.
Whitetail hard to hunt in my area, this is the second buck I have seen in the last 3 seasons. mostly have mule deer here, they're even in town. But I'm happy, deer hangin.
Now to go for a mulie buck
This was from 2021. A year ago. No snow here yet!
I love hunting in BC. Some incredible wilderness you have there!
Gorgeous deer Dana! Absolutely incredible story with him too
Thanks buddy, it was a gruelling two years or hunting him, and I’m glad it’s over. He’s a special deer that I will cherish forever.
Your videos are really amazing. I love the imagery and everything man. Good job. Congrats on the buck.
Thanks for the kind words Kaleb. Really glad you enjoyed it!
Footage is a luxury to the reader of these posts this video was in my opinion premium footage hats off to your videographer yu both could be on top of that world of its own.
Thanks for the kind words Jeff, we really appreciate the support. He was a special deer no doubt
Congratulations! In Finland whitetile buck season is getting started in next month!
WoW what a huge buck! Congratulations on getting that monster!!!!
Those " stupid does" are the reason that bruiser was in there
What a video! I felt I was a part of your hunting experience! Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks! Really glad you enjoyed it. It was a special hunt for a special deer
That was awesome my friend! That's a long time to wait in the stand!
Thanks Mark. It was a mental grind for sure. I’m really glad it’s over though
Wow just wow!!! 😳😳😳 This is a legit monster and a buck of a lifetime!!! Congratulations on this brute and I'm impressed with the time you took to scout and eventually harvest this monster!!!
I would love to pick your brain on some tips sir... I'm a Hunter in Pennsylvania and haven't been having much success even though I'm a seasoned hunter...if you could give me some tips please respond back to the comment..and once again congrats on this monster buck
Thanks Tyler, really appreciate the kind words. It was a mental battle for sure, but really glad it all came together. Hunting whitetail is an unforgiving endeavour, but when it all comes together, there's nothing quite like it.
I'm happy to offer help where I can, but not sure how much I'm qualified to give. After all, I'm still learning every day as well.
Did you get a score on him? He’s an absolute GIANT!!! Congrats!!!
Just awesome man, what a grind, I love it! Congratulations!
Incredible deer!!! What a bruiser. Things don't work for a reason sometimes an we just don't understand it at the time. But looking at that deer... It was worth the wait. I'm really becoming a fan of chocolate covered antlers
There's nothing quite like the dark chocolate antlers of our Northern Alberta bush bucks. Truly special animals
I have that decoy too. It IS loud but it sure does work when conditions are right
I do like it, but it has got to be the ABSOLUTE loudest material ever built into a hunting product! Haha!
Way to stick with it. What a beauty buck. Congrats!
Thanks Rob. It was a tough mental grind
Awesome, congrats on the nice buck! My friend has the local record here, where Iam from, Ontario, Canada! A whopping 32 pointer!
Your friends 32 point record buck natural-y reminds me of my trip to Philippines.
Did that recording buck had Addams apple as well?
It's difficult to go undetected when snow is squeaky, the deer know what you sound like . Good job !
Amazing! Congrats on these beast! Keep it going!
Thanks a ton!
Awesome video footage, and congratulations on taking a great buck.
Thanks Dude. Really appreciate the support
Congratulations! What great dedication. You deserve him.
Thanks buddy. Took everything I had to make it happen. Really tested my patience and mental strength.
You sure deserve it! Not many people are willing to sit all day when it's cold out, not to mention 42 days in two seasons.
It was a mental grind for sure!
Monster Buck so proud of you for not giving up what an Amazing Buck
Thanks Sonny! He was definitely a deer worth waiting for
What a awesome and amazing deer! Great job buddy! Such a wonderful defeat!
Hey a real hunter! Good for you.
Thanks 👍
What kind of stand does this guy have? Cus, that's definitely something I'd wanna use while hunting in the rut as well.
Awesome job man that would have been hard seeing all them other big bucks not shooting but it all worked out in the end
We passed on some incredible deer during the hunt for this buck. But my mind was made up. It was either him or nothing. I'm really glad it paid off.
Love the dark antlers with white tips
Is an amazing old monarch Congratulations data on a incredible white tail 👏
Thanks Matt, I'll admit, it's a little sad knowing he won't show up on my trail cameras anymore, and knowing that he's not still out there running the woods... but I'm glad the hunt is over for him
Congratulations man! Buck of a lifetime!
Thanks buddy, he was a special deer for sure!
@@FatalImpactOutdoors What did that monster end up scoring?
Congratulations.... Fantastic Buck
Thanks 👍
Great shot!
Hey Dana, what did he end up scoring? Congrats!
Awesome job 🔥
Wow, what a dream buck! Congrats!! It's a beautiful Monster!!
He's a special deer for sure! Thanks,
Awesome video guys. Enjoyed. Hell of a buck
Thanks buddy! It was a special hunt for sure
That was definitely fatal impact! 🏆
Love it, Great story and video as always :)
Hell of an Alberta Bush buck, I took one this year you'd like for sure set up like this one but green scored 202 5/8 with a broken tine
Jeepers, that's a monster! Congrats!
Thanks I'm after a bigger one next season 😊 happy hunting !
Congratulations, beautiful buck. Just found your videos.
I subscribed and will be watching all of them soon. What Brand of rifle are you hunting with? I'm a lefty and we don't have lots of options.
Glad to have you as a subscriber! I had been using a Tikka T3 for the past several years, but just recently switched to a Left Handed Weatherby Mark V in Backcountry 2.0. 270 weatherby. And I gotta admit, it’s a pretty bad ass rifle. I really like it
Nice way to grind it out...I never give up even when i used to hunt in a stand...I prefer to be on the ground on the move like the Benoit's. But not everyone has the same hunting opportunities like deer hunting in Canada which in my opinion is the best for hunting Big Massive Whitetails. Canada has the best genetics in the whole world and anyone who is born and raised there is definitely blessed. Canada is the last great frontier for Big Game Hunting next to Alaska especially for Big Whitetails which Canada is #1. 😊
According to the record books, Canada isn’t that high on the list. However, there’s nowhere I’d rather chase a big buck than in Canada. We have so many factors working against our deer that it’s amazing we have as big of deer as we do. If you transplanted our deer with their genetics to the south and removed the harsh winters and shitty food sources from the equation, and gave them nutritious crops and relative protection from wolves and predators, they would be absolutely massive.
Alot of dedication!
Your Ethics are very Admiral, Fair Chase no B.S.Just a great Hunt Congrats killer Video !😅
Thanks Jerry. As far as I'm concerned, there isn't a more fair way to hunt a deer in the world. Truly wild, unobstructed by human presence, on public land. No bait, no food sources, nothing but you and a deer that is surviving based strictly on their natural instincts from the past couple hundred years.
Awesome trophy nice buck 👍👍👍
something about them dark thick massive antlers on them northern bush bucks is mind blowing. Illinois my ass. Canada os where I'd go.
It's a special place up here for sure. It's very unforgiving, and not for the faint of heart. But when it happens, there's not a place in the world I would rather kill a big deer at
Great buck!!! Patience paid off.
It was either patience or dumb luck... I'm not sure. I feel like you can sit on a 5 gallon pail in the worst part of the bush, and if you sit there long enough eventually something big will accidentally walk past you. I'm not sure if that's just what happened here, or if I was actually in the right spot haha!
Great deer and perseverance. Congrats! Bet they are tough to kill with bow in that environment. God Speed
Thanks David! It's incredibly challenging to bow hunt these deer in the bush. There's really no way to funnel deer except for the simple fact that they live there. We have had success bow hunting during the first week of November when they're actively hitting scrape lines, but it's still a low percentage game. I suppose that's what makes it so fun hunting in the bush
What kind of gloves are you wearing? They must be good ones for that kinda cold weather!
Just a basic winter mitten for the most part. The key to staying warm is the clothing layers, and then absolutely the Heater Body Suit. I'm not sponsored or endorsed by Heater Body Suit in any way, shape, or form, but I simply could not do the hunt without the suit. It's the most important piece of gear for my entire whitetail season
Good shot and great buck! What caliber & bullet was used?
That deer was killed with a 270 WSM shooting federal premium ammo loaded with 140 grain accubonds
@@FatalImpactOutdoorsthat's the same bullet and grain I use In all my 270s
Nice buck. Agree on soooo many ads. Thank goodness for fast pass
Have ENOUGH sponsor adds? This isn't tv!! Hate them and scroll past them...BUT CONGRATS on that giant you hunted and stuck to it!
you gotta fund and pay for bills some way bud. he is on tv and this is the episode that is placed on youtube
We totally understand if you scroll past the ads. Unfortunately, that's how we pay for the production of our show. It's a TV Show first and foremost, and our Sponsors are the only reason we're able to do what we do. You also have to remember that I only control the ads within my show. Whatever TH-cam decides to play for ads throughout the show are out of my control. I'm glad you enjoyed the hunt.
It literally is a tv show that they're kind enough to upload to TH-cam. Gonna be alright, or should we call you some assistance?
@@commiecrusher lmao
Congrats on a well won buck. Perseverance, a lot of time and hard work. Makes it that much sweeter when you get him. I had one that was in a issue of Big Buck Magazine. I hunted him for 3 years and finally took him with my bow. Nothing sweeter! Well done !
Awesome video
Your a great hunter
Nice buck
What stand are you in that swivels
We use the Big Game Apex Tripod Stand
1. What body suite were you putting on at the beginning of the vid?
2. What cartridge is your gun chambered for?
1. Heater Body Suit
2. .270 WSM
Great stuff!!
A dream I hope to live is a whitetail hunt in Alberta and/or Saskatchewan. The body size of the deer in those regions is most impressive.
It's a different game for sure. As an Alberta resident, I've chased whitetail here my whole life. But I've also been fortunate to hunt Saskatchewan several times. They're both completely different hunts. In Saskatchewan over bait, you remove the "Am I in the right spot" element from the game. It becomes a game of patience. In Alberta, it requires patience, but also requires intense mental strength because you never really know if you're in the right place or not. I love both hunts, but killing a big deer in Alberta is a bit more of an accomplishment in my personal eyes. But highly recommend both hunts for sure.
Wicked Buck congrats 🔥🦌🇨🇦
Thanks!
great job!what version of covert cell cams you use?
So I don’t actually use Cell Cams. We have very little or no cell reception up in the bush where we hunt. So it’s good old fashioned boots on the ground checking regular cameras for me
Great deer!!
Wow . Great deer
Do you guys do any tracking in the snow or just sitting?
Just sitting. Would be very difficult to follow one particular set of tracks in the forest. Some people might have that skill, but I don't. Especially when it comes to targeting one specific deer.
During November, these bucks never really stop moving. And you'll never outrun them. So you would have to track them at a very fast pace and hope that you're only starting a few hundred yards behind him. I don't believe it would be a practical or efficient way to hunt target bucks
Congratulations
Wow dude what a Buck! perfect chocolate rack, gongrats on that absolute beauty!
Thanks buddy. He's a dream deer for sure! Everything you hope for in a giant Alberta Whitetail
@@FatalImpactOutdoors I’m from Vermont it’s my dream to come up there hunting, when I was a boy traveling with the circus my grandparents managed, the king royal circuit, a 12 point monster totaled the truck my grandfather was driving it rammed his antlers straight into the passenger side of the truck, and demolished the whole thing, that is when I learned about the absolute monsters up there! Good Luck this year🦌
What was his weight?
incredible
Awesome!
Damn what a shot!
Damn that’s a nice buck
we live in S.W. Pa whats that white stuff on the ground we dont see that much and def on a 1st day - its depressive to think
Great video. Liked and subbed.
Thanks Steve!
good job
HERB great job
Thanks! He was a special deer for sure!
what did he score??
You anywhere near Peace River??
We always knew old swamp bucks, as unkillable bucks, because they always went nocturnal during rifle season, & there was absolutely no way to sneak into his bedroom, undetected.
They definitely offer a different challenge for sure. They live in the deep, dark, nasty parts of the forest for a reason. They know they're safe there. But during November, they have to come out eventually. You just gotta be there when he makes his mistake!
@@FatalImpactOutdoors The biggest issue is when they go nocturnal!
Smart enough to stay hidden till well after dark, & return to the hideout, before shooting light. My Uncle saw one once.
It was just starting to break daylight, & one must have been running late.
That uncle said it was over 100 yards away, & in the dark silhouette, he said the rack looked like a brush pile on top his head.
He couldn't count points, due to it going through so fast, & the poor lighting, but he excitedly said, it was huge!
Kind of it shock at what he was seeing, he didn't even get a chance to reach for his rifle, & it was gone. 😲
Yep, it definitely makes it tougher once they’re nocturnal. BUT, during the middle of the rut, they will move in daylight. They will make a few mistakes. And that’s when you need to capitalize on him. That’s why we wait 11 months of the year to hunt these bucks during November. Season opens in September, but we don’t even think about hunting them until November. Because that’s when they’ll make a mistake
I just want to know what you are wearing to hang out in -19 degree weather
For years, we always ran Raven Wear. It's no longer available, and truthfully, I never thought I would find something that would replace it. But these past 2 seasons, we've switched to wearing the SKRE Guardian Winter gear. And honestly, it's really good. A ton of Down Filled layers, really thick, warm base layers, and then the Guardian Outter layers have kept us surprisingly warm over these past two seasons.
What stand are you using? I keep seeing this rotating one on a tripod?
Yes, that's correct. It's called the Apex by Big Game Treestands. It's a tripod stand.
Great hunt.......♥️
Thanks John, glad you enjoyed it
Can you use a crossbow in Canada?
A toad of toads no doubt brother! Congrats!
Thanks buddy! He was a special deer no doubt
Just when you think you got it figured out... you're wrong!
There's a reason killing a big whitetail is often the most coveted trophy for many hunters. They're so freakin smart, and you never know when they're going to slip up. I guess that's what makes me love it so much
BEAUTIFUL BUCK
What did he score
This is this year 2022? Alot snow if so
This was November of 2021
What did it end up scoring? Amazing hunt!
Not sure of laws up there but I gotta respect you aren't baiting in that bush country.
In Alberta, it's unlawful to use any bait of any kind. No mineral attractants, no food baits... nothing. We're required to do our homework, run a ton of trail cameras, figure out where a big deer lives, and then spend enough time in his home until he walks by. It's a mentally challenging game, but a rewarding one when it comes together!
Nice buck
An Al Gore rhythm ain't gonna work on a deer😂
How much does it cost to hunt in Alberta?
Most outfitted hunts in Alberta will run you around 6K USD on average. The outfitter that hunts the same area of the bush as us kills some incredible deer each year, and I believe his hunts are 6K or 6,500.
@@FatalImpactOutdoors Thanks for the information. Congratulations on a nice Bruiser .👍
What is a bush hunter?
We hunt deer on massive expanses of Public Land. The northern region of Alberta is covered in thousands of square miles of bush. No farmland. No fields. Nothing but bush. Most deer we hunt aren't within 30 Miles of the nearest field or farmland. So we call them bush deer. They were born in the deep forest, and have never seen a field in their life. 100% public land bush deer