If there’s one thing that makes every evening complete, it’s settling back in the LayZBoy with a suitable beverage and watching the talented Tim Wells provide another episode of hunting joy and sometime sadness. I greatly appreciate the on the spot commentary and humbleness. Thank you Tim.
When you want to cuss but the camera is running… You really capture the love of hunting Tim 🇺🇸♥️ Thank you for being a Proud American 🙏🏼 Best regards from eastern Oregon✌🏼😎
@@scythesoultheif8368 Dude, I shoot BAREBOW....REAL "archery"...HOLD "actual poundage" at full draw....NO "sight"....FINGER release (no "machine")...and I can hit 10's at 50 yards. Jealous of WHAT? lololol You guys forget Howard Hill...killing ELEPHANTS on safari in Africa... with a 150 lbs. Longbow.... Modern hunters with compound bows are "no skill pu$$ies" by comparison
@@TimWellsBowHunter wish you were having a blowgun shooting contest with the viper and the Slockmaster. Blowguns lol just got my new razor darts in the mail today
Very cool, awesome footage of that Fox jumping into the Tree! Saw you had the X24. After my first time out with the X24 FoxPro? I'm Hooked! Walked thru some Hi-Desert Grasslands into a Juniper Patch. Picked my sit spot perfect for the conditions. Bout the last time I go to fuss with the Remote, having to look down with head, when I look back up? Doh! Yote lookin' my direction. Probably saw the lil bit of movement of lifting head up. I'm sure he snuck in just after I'd put my head back down, in order to select a new sound. So anyway I freeze, since I'm wearing the 3D Leafy. With the commotion of the FoxPro and the MOJO Motion Decoy, he quickly turned his gaze back to them in fascination. Then the unthinkable! Long story shorter, from loading and unloading over multiple sets elsewhere that day, last time of putting it away I must not have cleared the chamber perhaps? So new location, put mag back in and pullback not all the way on charge handle (since to my belief it's empty, so nothing to eject) it grabbed another round off the mag and I'd traffic Jam'd my AR. Had two rds in the chamber. Was soo upset! Had like 3-4 times I put the crosshairs on him, he hung around that darn long! But the trigger was locked-up tight, wasn't gunna budge both of those rounds preventing it. My not yet knowing/understand WTH is going on, I tried dropping the mag, then re-insert, but ya gotta give it at least some smack to ensure it seats, so a light metallic "Clack!" when I did that... he turns to look.. had to play freeze-game again, eventually he turns back to the foxpro. Try again, all locked up. Then tried pulling charging handle back to, I dunno, clear it maybe? Lowered it quietly... lighty gave it that last push to snap closed... from another location he'd meandered over to, he looks back my direction yet again!! From other there slightly higher up on a mound. Same deal, freeze...wait... he can't help it, he turns back to the FoxPro + MOJO. But did change up the sounds at least once to kinda stop him from retreating, and it so totally did! He started aggressively Barking/Howling back on a Duet Howl I had switched to playing then! So even though I was heart-broken by an unfortunate turn of events... I can't deny I still had a crazy amazing up close experience! Can't wait to get back out there to hopefully catch that same one slippin' again! Since he never learned that I really was there, I'm betting if I hit it up now in a different part of the day, this time early morning, I feel certain I can call him in again!
I've had a lot of encounters with Mountain Lions growing up in California. Its crazy that it got that close to you without figuring out what was going on! Mountain Lions will run away from humans unless they're starving or cornered so you must have been real stealthy haha
Tim, I am not a hunter,(atleast not yet, at 54yrs old), but your appreciation for the animal and your concern for the clean kill by using quality equipment is very much appreciated, to the ones that don’t like hunting, realize a true hunter doesn’t want any suffering on the animals part.
@@HSKFabrications history shows us nature is self correcting. Species management is not something people need to intervene in unless the species being managed inconveniences nearby human populations.
@@HSKFabrications mankind has not been part of the cycle of nature for a long time now. I would guess you don’t understand nature and the natural order and how technology has allowed us to overpopulate.
Lol.. Tim, don't feel bad. Back in the early 80's, I did a lot of bounty hunts for ranchers in a Texas area. Lets just say that ole 22-250 and the twin row 12 got a lot of dogs. One night I had my trusty Jimmy Stewart cassette sitting about 80 yards out in a wheat field. The little rodents did a lot of attracting. Well It was nothing unusual to get a pack screaming in one direction and another start in the opposite. So I am sitting in the dark backed up in a thicket with a pickup truck, all covered in camo, and dirty load blankets, Out of now where I could here like a pant so I raised the rifle with a mercury switch light and took a scan, Rabbit ran over the truck and the coyote was on the same path, I fumbled and try to grab that scatter gun but to late. I caught him with the ole crosshairs and let him go. I wanted that pack or two that invaded me there almost every other night. It was a killing field for sure. One day later after that I had the rancher next door tell me he had a mountain lion in the creek area. Well I seen that turkeys was roosting in there and there was several old pecan trees up and down that creek. So I find a good tree and carved a few limbs out. Came back the next morning and was all laid out on a double limb doing a little cotton tail jumbo and after a few minutes of teasing I had that ole hair on the back of the neck kinda stand up, you know like something watching you and its close,,,, Well ole man Bob kitty was clung to the tree almost at my boot. I still don't know who was in the biggest hurry, him to get away or me trying to figure the rifle twirl to throw down. Well Ole Bobby got to live that day. Sure fun, well them days it was. Some good stick flinging out there in Big Hat country. Take care and keep flinging.
WELCOME TO A UNIQUE CLUB WITH YOUR LION IM ALMOST 60 AND AUTISTIC AND AS A CHILD OF TWELVE I PET A CIRCUS LION UNAUTHORIZED AND IT WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING THEY FELT LIKE DEER AND ITS MANE AS STRAW IT HAS REMAINED THE PINNACLE EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE TO DATE GREAT VIDEOS AS ALWAYS I USE TO MAKE POCKETBOOKS AND EVEN USE THE SKULLS PAINTED
Only Tim would be 10 yards from a lion with nothing but a bow and be disappointed that it didn't stick around a little while longer. Me and my daughter have been loving the Mexico hunt can't wait to see what's next.
That wasn’t a voice over, he was going to say deserve to be let go at first and then changed to deserve to live. He wasn’t shooting the small females and this one really impressed him with her acrobatics.
That was one smart Tom to use the tree to block your view of him walking away. Not the first time I've seen a Bobcat do that but not very often. He's been around the firing range a few time. He not only used the tree to get away but he seen you draw on him twice and on the first time he pulled a Matrix on you and ducked the arrow at the last second.
@@bluemanno7901 You don't think a Bob can keep out of site of someone when walking away? Then you need to get out more and try finding one in the wild let alone let it see you where it has the ability to use cover to get away. I have seen my fair share of Bob's do exactly the same thing while hunting over the years. If you think they aren't smart enough to keep cover between themselves and other animals or humans you don't understand the mind of a hunter that hunts to survive. They have to keep cover between themselves and their pray and even other predators or they won't last long. The Bob in this video has been around hunters a few times at least. Most Bob's that haven't seen hunters before won't catch someone drawing on them when they are so set on pray. This Bob catching him multiple times before walking behind a tree then walking away keeping the tree between itself and the Slock Master is exactly what they do when they have been fired at a few times.
I'm really enjoying all these video uploads lately, keep the great content coming. Also could you do more videos every now and then where you tell us about past experiences and the road to where you are now, on the occasions that you have done them in the past they've been great.
Weird day in Oklahoma. I was at Lake Thunderbird, bow hunting. Had hunted this spot the season before, found a fine-looking family of whitetail. Hell, they spotted me when I pulled in. Was sitting in a clearing trying to decide where to set my blind, I hear some noise behind me. The noise was getting closer, too close. Turned my head and was with in 10 feet of the young buck I had seen the last season. If I hadn't turned to look, he might have stepped one me. He stopped cold in his tracks, as did I. Took a few minutes for him to decide to go around the outside of the clearing. He went behind a larger tree and that is when I stood up full, drawing my bow. He stepped around the tree and whistled and took off like a shot. I was planning to go there the following year. Then I got hurt at work, tore up my right shoulder and found I can't draw a hunting bow anymore.
Best quote was at the end where Tim is walking out after missing the chance at the lion. He looks up and says "What're you laughing at?" to his sidekick, who answers with a grinning tone, "How you feelin' Tim?" 😅😂🤣
Sometimes all you can do is smile and have a good laugh at yourself!! Good medicine and what an experience, hey? Thanks for posting another awesome video Tim and hope your young camera man can get some more practice....cause he has a ways to go before he matches your skill level! Mike in sunny Florida
I really enjoy your videos, they are more than just hunting. You include a lot of good values and teach good morals. Thank u for being a god loving man with a beautiful heart. God bless u and your family.💝
Why kill the wild bob cat? I thought that they were an endangered species?? It would be interesting to understand a bit more about the ecosystems of that area and how it appears to support so many predators. I was surprised to see that the wild male bob cat appeared to be a potential target, but the wild dog, which I assumed to be a domesticated species gone feral, was not taken immediately as a priority, to protect whatever natural ecosystems were still present in that area. Very impressed with the lion sighting, I should add. Thank you for sharing that experience.
*That Bobcat was a true Apex Predator. It knew your every move, It even out witted you when it used the tree as cover to basically turn invisible. An absolute Ninja of its environment.*
Tim, I love your videos, raw talent! The only animal I’ve ever seen get lucky around you is the lion. That was a beartbreaker, I bet you get another chance before you get 5000 more stands in though, you gotta seal the deal on one!
I’m sure this will end the Mexico series. I figured you would save the lion for the last. It’s been a helluva series! Also cats are notorious for putting cover between you and them if they bust you, but you know this lol.
Why? Why did you find the need to murder that cat? I was raised with a father and brothers hu ting and fishing. My husband and sons are hunters and fishermen. We eat what they kill or catch. I believe in protecting livestock. What you do is murder. Killing for no good reason is just not ok. It's people like you who give hunting a bad name. I am NOT a city girl..I was born in Texas and raised just out of Yosemite in the Sierra Nevada mountains. I have eaten a lot of deer, rabbit, fish even rattle snake. We never just kill because the animal is there.
If there’s one thing that makes every evening complete, it’s settling back in the LayZBoy with a suitable beverage and watching the talented Tim Wells provide another episode of hunting joy and sometime sadness. I greatly appreciate the on the spot commentary and humbleness. Thank you Tim.
What’s a LayZBoy old man? I am only 20
Your as sad as he is. And even more pathetic
You should be making millions as a NBA and NFL commentator.
Not many people are blessed with a voice like yours.
"You can tell by the sound of the slock, he didn't have a chance." Ya gotta love it.
When you want to cuss but the camera is running… You really capture the love of hunting Tim 🇺🇸♥️ Thank you for being a Proud American 🙏🏼
Best regards from eastern Oregon✌🏼😎
Everything tim uploads it's a celebration.
Truer words never been spoken
Of what....lack of ACTUAL archery skills?
@@mariusdevalmont7432 you jealous or something?
@@scythesoultheif8368 Dude, I shoot BAREBOW....REAL "archery"...HOLD "actual poundage" at full draw....NO "sight"....FINGER release (no "machine")...and I can hit 10's at 50 yards.
Jealous of WHAT? lololol You guys forget Howard Hill...killing ELEPHANTS on safari in Africa... with a 150 lbs. Longbow....
Modern hunters with compound bows are "no skill pu$$ies" by comparison
A celebration that he’s still alive 😂
Why I love Tim. 1 in 5000 sets a mountain lion appears, and Tim misses his opportunity. And what does he do? .... He laughs. 😂❤
Thanks for these last few videos, it's been fun watching them.
Love watching you videos it always a good day when I see you have uploaded
I appreciate that
Thanks Tim for posting another awesome video I'm a better hunter with every video of your I watch
@@TimWellsBowHunter wish you were having a blowgun shooting contest with the viper and the Slockmaster. Blowguns lol just got my new razor darts in the mail today
Very cool, awesome footage of that Fox jumping into the Tree! Saw you had the X24. After my first time out with the X24 FoxPro? I'm Hooked! Walked thru some Hi-Desert Grasslands into a Juniper Patch. Picked my sit spot perfect for the conditions. Bout the last time I go to fuss with the Remote, having to look down with head, when I look back up? Doh! Yote lookin' my direction. Probably saw the lil bit of movement of lifting head up. I'm sure he snuck in just after I'd put my head back down, in order to select a new sound. So anyway I freeze, since I'm wearing the 3D Leafy. With the commotion of the FoxPro and the MOJO Motion Decoy, he quickly turned his gaze back to them in fascination. Then the unthinkable! Long story shorter, from loading and unloading over multiple sets elsewhere that day, last time of putting it away I must not have cleared the chamber perhaps? So new location, put mag back in and pullback not all the way on charge handle (since to my belief it's empty, so nothing to eject) it grabbed another round off the mag and I'd traffic Jam'd my AR. Had two rds in the chamber. Was soo upset! Had like 3-4 times I put the crosshairs on him, he hung around that darn long! But the trigger was locked-up tight, wasn't gunna budge both of those rounds preventing it. My not yet knowing/understand WTH is going on, I tried dropping the mag, then re-insert, but ya gotta give it at least some smack to ensure it seats, so a light metallic "Clack!" when I did that... he turns to look.. had to play freeze-game again, eventually he turns back to the foxpro. Try again, all locked up. Then tried pulling charging handle back to, I dunno, clear it maybe? Lowered it quietly... lighty gave it that last push to snap closed... from another location he'd meandered over to, he looks back my direction yet again!! From other there slightly higher up on a mound. Same deal, freeze...wait... he can't help it, he turns back to the FoxPro + MOJO. But did change up the sounds at least once to kinda stop him from retreating, and it so totally did! He started aggressively Barking/Howling back on a Duet Howl I had switched to playing then! So even though I was heart-broken by an unfortunate turn of events... I can't deny I still had a crazy amazing up close experience! Can't wait to get back out there to hopefully catch that same one slippin' again! Since he never learned that I really was there, I'm betting if I hit it up now in a different part of the day, this time early morning, I feel certain I can call him in again!
I've had a lot of encounters with Mountain Lions growing up in California. Its crazy that it got that close to you without figuring out what was going on! Mountain Lions will run away from humans unless they're starving or cornered so you must have been real stealthy haha
I had one stock me in Lakewood CO, middle of the suburbs. About 15-20mins drive from closest mountain range
Mountain Lions get tunnel vision when they're after prey, just like humans do. This is why the feline beast didn't see Tim.
@Dan G That's what she said, lol.
Tell that to the 2 that have stalked me. That is very wrong.
@@EarlyBirdArms where In Lakewood? Would love to hear your story
Bobcat was a smooth criminal lol moon walked out of there
This was such a well needed break from all the crazy going on in the world. Thanks Tim.
among us
Tim, I am not a hunter,(atleast not yet, at 54yrs old), but your appreciation for the animal and your concern for the clean kill by using quality equipment is very much appreciated, to the ones that don’t like hunting, realize a true hunter doesn’t want any suffering on the animals part.
Don't want suffering, he loves it makes him feel like a man. Stop killing for fun sicko's
Phenomenal Footage and shots 👍🏻 Well some shots😬😁😁 Can’t Win Em All🤷🏼♂️ Either Way, Awesome Video As Always TIM👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻
the way that bobcat bailed out the second HE couldnt see YOU was pretty cool. dude played it chill then bailed quick
The amount of content has been everything I need! Slocking em all day every day!
What a cool encounter Tim but u let the arrow fly about 30 seconds to soon. Best bow huntin show on the web
Keith Carrig *too
Agree with you on the grim reapers. I switched to them when I saw the success you were having with them. Great broadheads!
Your young cameraman deserves a lot of credit, he does a great job ! 🤗
absolutely
Never understood hunting non food animals but you can’t deny the skill, good stuff.
Species management.
@@HSKFabrications history shows us nature is self correcting. Species management is not something people need to intervene in unless the species being managed inconveniences nearby human populations.
@@freddy8942 we are part of the cycle of nature, genius. From the beginning of time.
@@HSKFabrications mankind has not been part of the cycle of nature for a long time now. I would guess you don’t understand nature and the natural order and how technology has allowed us to overpopulate.
@@freddy8942 You seem to not understand nature and how hunting keeps a natural order and balance.
Old Bob cat out smarted ya. That's some good stuff! Now, the mountain loin...that's some "would ya believe that bull****". Great video, Tim.
That bobcat heard you draw!!😮
Your videos are miles above the others. Unreal. GOAT !
Lol.. Tim, don't feel bad. Back in the early 80's, I did a lot of bounty hunts for ranchers in a Texas area. Lets just say that ole 22-250 and the twin row 12 got a lot of dogs. One night I had my trusty Jimmy Stewart cassette sitting about 80 yards out in a wheat field. The little rodents did a lot of attracting. Well It was nothing unusual to get a pack screaming in one direction and another start in the opposite. So I am sitting in the dark backed up in a thicket with a pickup truck, all covered in camo, and dirty load blankets, Out of now where I could here like a pant so I raised the rifle with a mercury switch light and took a scan, Rabbit ran over the truck and the coyote was on the same path, I fumbled and try to grab that scatter gun but to late. I caught him with the ole crosshairs and let him go. I wanted that pack or two that invaded me there almost every other night. It was a killing field for sure.
One day later after that I had the rancher next door tell me he had a mountain lion in the creek area. Well I seen that turkeys was roosting in there and there was several old pecan trees up and down that creek. So I find a good tree and carved a few limbs out. Came back the next morning and was all laid out on a double limb doing a little cotton tail jumbo and after a few minutes of teasing I had that ole hair on the back of the neck kinda stand up, you know like something watching you and its close,,,, Well ole man Bob kitty was clung to the tree almost at my boot. I still don't know who was in the biggest hurry, him to get away or me trying to figure the rifle twirl to throw down. Well Ole Bobby got to live that day. Sure fun, well them days it was.
Some good stick flinging out there in Big Hat country. Take care and keep flinging.
That decoy sounds like my ex wife
Hey man it’s been 2yrs how ya holding up?
What?
Do you actually eat it afterwards or just kill for fun ?
Part of learning Tim ... Well done buddy all the Best from Australia !
That lion running up and stopping is some awesome footage if only 2 seconds worth.
It’s his laugh that is funny
yes another great video!! thanks again
Thanks for taking us along with you looks real fun
That was about Scary and Cool at the same time with that Mountain Lion. Enjoyed it Tim
1st view and comment. Lighting Jack works pretty well out there
For such a dry climate, there were a lot of predators out there.
Yep , and one too many predator with a bow and arrow .
Waw absolutely great shooting, you should of gotten the Bobcat.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏽💯💯💯🇹🇹
WELCOME TO A UNIQUE CLUB WITH YOUR LION IM ALMOST 60 AND AUTISTIC AND AS A CHILD OF TWELVE I PET A CIRCUS LION UNAUTHORIZED AND IT WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING THEY FELT LIKE DEER AND ITS MANE AS STRAW IT HAS REMAINED THE PINNACLE EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE TO DATE GREAT VIDEOS AS ALWAYS I USE TO MAKE POCKETBOOKS AND EVEN USE THE SKULLS PAINTED
Thanks for another great episode.
Only Tim would be 10 yards from a lion with nothing but a bow and be disappointed that it didn't stick around a little while longer. Me and my daughter have been loving the Mexico hunt can't wait to see what's next.
17:28 Tim: eventually she spotted me and got all grouchy. 😂 You crack me up Tim, lol.
Genio tim siempre miro tus videos me impresiona tus tiros con el arco y sin mira.saludos desde uruguay
The voice over where he changed “deserve to be killed” to “deserve to b-lived” at 5:45 has me laughing so hard
That wasn’t a voice over, he was going to say deserve to be let go at first and then changed to deserve to live. He wasn’t shooting the small females and this one really impressed him with her acrobatics.
That was one smart Tom to use the tree to block your view of him walking away. Not the first time I've seen a Bobcat do that but not very often. He's been around the firing range a few time. He not only used the tree to get away but he seen you draw on him twice and on the first time he pulled a Matrix on you and ducked the arrow at the last second.
I thought that was pretty cool how it went behind the tree and disappeared.even TIM couldn't figure out what happened.lol
@@damagekids Yep. Just shows how smart animals truly are.
@@damagekids
And by the time he figured out what the big cat had done, it was long gone by that time!
I think that was a coincidence, no way a bobcat is so intelligent. They're smart but they're not THAT smart
@@bluemanno7901 You don't think a Bob can keep out of site of someone when walking away? Then you need to get out more and try finding one in the wild let alone let it see you where it has the ability to use cover to get away. I have seen my fair share of Bob's do exactly the same thing while hunting over the years.
If you think they aren't smart enough to keep cover between themselves and other animals or humans you don't understand the mind of a hunter that hunts to survive. They have to keep cover between themselves and their pray and even other predators or they won't last long. The Bob in this video has been around hunters a few times at least. Most Bob's that haven't seen hunters before won't catch someone drawing on them when they are so set on pray. This Bob catching him multiple times before walking behind a tree then walking away keeping the tree between itself and the Slock Master is exactly what they do when they have been fired at a few times.
I'm really enjoying all these video uploads lately, keep the great content coming. Also could you do more videos every now and then where you tell us about past experiences and the road to where you are now, on the occasions that you have done them in the past they've been great.
Weird day in Oklahoma. I was at Lake Thunderbird, bow hunting. Had hunted this spot the season before, found a fine-looking family of whitetail. Hell, they spotted me when I pulled in. Was sitting in a clearing trying to decide where to set my blind, I hear some noise behind me. The noise was getting closer, too close. Turned my head and was with in 10 feet of the young buck I had seen the last season. If I hadn't turned to look, he might have stepped one me. He stopped cold in his tracks, as did I. Took a few minutes for him to decide to go around the outside of the clearing. He went behind a larger tree and that is when I stood up full, drawing my bow. He stepped around the tree and whistled and took off like a shot. I was planning to go there the following year. Then I got hurt at work, tore up my right shoulder and found I can't draw a hunting bow anymore.
Oh Dayum!!! You stuck that Yote but Good! That was quite a Righteous hit Man! No Doubt he went down Fast!
Tim: what are you laughing at?
Tristan: how you feel Tim?
😂😂😂
03:17 to 04:19. Best marketing I’ve seen in a minute. Award worthy.
That Bobcat eluding the hunter 2 times in a row, is basically the Bugs Bunny of the video making the hunter Elmer Fudd lol !!
Tim you produce awesome content. No hunter is more enjoyable to watch, or have skills as dialed in as you. Keep up the great work man
Best quote was at the end where Tim is walking out after missing the chance at the lion. He looks up and says "What're you laughing at?" to his sidekick, who answers with a grinning tone, "How you feelin' Tim?" 😅😂🤣
Un orgullo tenerlo por acá en nuestros querido y bandio MÉXICO, que chingonas imágenes que nos comparte de los gatos y los leones de montaña
El esta matando creaciones/vidas que dios hecho! No le hace donde.
Tim, you are one hell of a hunter! You are the man
So Cool to see you go to laughter so quickly Only Another 5000 Sets 🙄 Awesome Video
Thanks for sharing your videos and keep them coming please.
Best videos and most dedicated outdoors man I have ever seen
Really enjoy your channel was wondering if you could do a how to video on taning a hid tools an experience needed thanks. From: AL
Thanks for the good video. For a not so young guy you seem to keep a quite a lot of brods around and busy
Sometimes all you can do is smile and have a good laugh at yourself!! Good medicine and what an experience, hey? Thanks for posting another awesome video Tim and hope your young camera man can get some more practice....cause he has a ways to go before he matches your skill level! Mike in sunny Florida
Love the comments about Grim Reaper people. Great to hear .. Reminds me of Buck knives.
That background music makes me feel like I’m watching Mr Rogers with a Bow!
Tim wells has a voice of many waters!!!😊
Hahahaha😂 im not mexican but your choice of music for such SNAFU is spot on 🤣
You guys are the best hunters in the world i ever seen so far and you never dissapointed me
Tim, it's like 40 years ago !
Cats without collars were fair game!
I really enjoy your videos, they are more than just hunting. You include a lot of good values and teach good morals. Thank u for being a god loving man with a beautiful heart. God bless u and your family.💝
First thing I do es give him the biggest 👍 because i know for sure that is gonna be an awesome video 👌
Why kill the wild bob cat? I thought that they were an endangered species?? It would be interesting to understand a bit more about the ecosystems of that area and how it appears to support so many predators. I was surprised to see that the wild male bob cat appeared to be a potential target, but the wild dog, which I assumed to be a domesticated species gone feral, was not taken immediately as a priority, to protect whatever natural ecosystems were still present in that area. Very impressed with the lion sighting, I should add. Thank you for sharing that experience.
coz thez are impotent
Bobcats endangered? Not even remotely
You got the Mountain Lion on camera, that's a better trophy for sure.
Do you eat, or donate what you take down? I hope you don't just trophy hunt bud cause I LOVE your vids!
He probably doesn't eat those for sure. It's a shame if he does it for fun.
That was a for sure Fox Slock!😁
Great shots Tim
Great video definitely some amazing shots 👌. Next time hopefully you get the mountain lion
Looked like Tim was ready to cry about not getting the chance at the mountain lion but being the nice guy he is,he smiled about it….on camera anyway 😂
Nice guy killing for fun. I think this is sick. Just think about it
Please add subtitles it’s impossible to understand. Do the arrows have a poison in them to bring then down? As they do not die immediately? Thanks
Beautiful cat!
No idea how anyone would want to kill a creature as beautiful as that
*That Bobcat was a true Apex Predator. It knew your every move, It even out witted you when it used the tree as cover to basically turn invisible. An absolute Ninja of its environment.*
it ran away and there happened to be a tree in the way
Just found you on here, great episode!
The look on your face after the lion ran through was great
What a great video. Thanks a lot! 👍🏼
Thank you so much Tim Wells very enjoyable to watch
I enjoy every video of your hunts. Nicely done 👍
What pound is your bow set at?
55#
@@TimWellsBowHunter Thanks Bro!
Amazing content everytime I see a new video of yours my face lights up and my day gets 10x times better thank you Tim thank you
I love all your hunting videos I'm enjoying it every time when I watch awesome job keep doing it
Tim, I love your videos, raw talent! The only animal I’ve ever seen get lucky around you is the lion. That was a beartbreaker, I bet you get another chance before you get 5000 more stands in though, you gotta seal the deal on one!
Sweet baby you know who that mountain lion made the fox look like a chew toy
Either that lion was lucky or you were unfortunate 🤔great stuff as usual Tim and crew✌
can you leave the timestamp
I’m sure this will end the Mexico series. I figured you would save the lion for the last. It’s been a helluva series! Also cats are notorious for putting cover between you and them if they bust you, but you know this lol.
How can you tell a male fox from a female at a distance? Lipstick? I think you made a good shot on first cat. Looked like he ducked it.
I shoulda held for it
@@TimWellsBowHunter Amazingly, I don't think he ducked the sound of the bow, but it looked like he ducked the arrow itself... incredible.
You say to yourself, we’res the life? Then you laugh and say, oh yea! I killed it all! Good job! You’re probably so proud...
Seriously! He sounds f*cking stupid.
Thank you so much 👍👍👍
He's really good at what he does
Am surprised the call is relentless ... without a break. Wonder if interjecting a break here and there might increase response?
I heard ticking and saw the bobcat focus on something, I was like HE CAN HEAR THE MUSIC DUB! lol
Pretty cool video and pretty cool guy. Thanks for the video :o)
The ultimate challenge. Ambushing hungry animals while trying to make a living.. And to film it too . That’s just next level.
Why? Why did you find the need to murder that cat? I was raised with a father and brothers hu ting and fishing. My husband and sons are hunters and fishermen. We eat what they kill or catch. I believe in protecting livestock. What you do is murder. Killing for no good reason is just not ok. It's people like you who give hunting a bad name. I am NOT a city girl..I was born in Texas and raised just out of Yosemite in the Sierra Nevada mountains. I have eaten a lot of deer, rabbit, fish even rattle snake. We never just kill because the animal is there.
I completely agree with you.
Good use of cover and concealment by Bobby.
forgive me for asking but is the hunting to curb growth of these animals that cause issues for the locals?
That was amazing. "The lion saved the fox........and the fox saved the lion"........Brother, you can say that again!!!
What area of Mn do you live ?, My home State, iam in Central, grew up in the sticks. 20 min out of school, in the woods squirrel hunting.