Long Way Home
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Long Way Home is a short film about loss, second chances, identity, bird dogs, and the power of connecting to people and places through hunting. At almost 12 years old, David’s dog Leroy is nearing his final hunting season. To celebrate Leroy’s devoted life as a bird dog and in an attempt to reconnect with his father who passed away from cancer, David and the dogs will take a road trip to explore his father’s old haunts in eastern South Dakota.
Presented by Pheasants Forever, this Buckshot Collective film is made possible with the support of Purina, South Dakota Tourism, and Orvis.
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One of the best video 🌹
My dad might make it back out for one more hunt but prostate cancer took a toll... he went through treatment last 2 years and he is winning at the moment. Cancer free but you never know.... he has been weekend so no wild hunts private land game preserve type hunt...... but the end of our days in the field together are at the end..... i have my Brittany he is almost 6yr so i still have him for some time..... this was beautiful, i loved it and it hits home... close to home
Hope he enjoys rest of his life by remembering days spent out in the woods and fields. Wish him nice hunting season
Great video . Thank you for sharing.
Awsome content. Brought tears to my eyes. Dogs have been my life. Loved them trained them and they have been my best friends. Also make my living with there help. It's such a blessing to be able to get away from the hustle and bustle and share the wild places with a buddy or two. God bless and keep doing what you do.
Such a beautiful film and story.
What a terrific story. That brought back so many memories of hunting with Dad as a kid. Thank you for sharing this. I will probably think about this every time I'm out in the field with my dogs now. God Bless You, Leroy, and Lucy.
Beautiful pheasant habitat. Great back story. Thank you for sharing.
Great story
Who the hell is cutting onions in here??
Same lol
Fun. I also lift my 13 year old GWP from the truck. They deserve it.
My friend told me he his dad had a heart attack and passed away just a week before their planned hunting trip. I really missed the time I hunted with my dad. He is not around me, but I am hoping he can make it this season. I have done a lot for preparing hunting with my dad. I have scouted lots of good spots, and got some permissions from the farmers. I really hope that he could make it this season.
Headed to SD this year for the 1st time with my 10 year old son and my father-in-law.
Hope you have a blast in our blessed state!
If you ever stray…keep your nose to the wind…..nuf said
Persistence over polish any day!
I've now watched it twice... I'll watch it a few more times. I lost my dad last August and while this is my second hunting season without him by my side, he's still there laughing at me when I make mistakes...
My words will never explain my thanks for you and my very close experience to yours. With that sad let me explain. I met my wife 21 years ago. She was dog shy do to being bit. After all of our 5 kids were raised we found a lab. She picked her up at a garage sell. With no motor skills we thought she was young. Her name was Holley and she was gun shy. We spent all summer breaking her of being gun shy. Next was hunting. She took to fetching and flushing that fall. Holley was alot older than we thought and [assed 4 years later. Now we have a lab and a brittany. We use them just the same. Point honor and strike. Thanks for sharing.
Great video! need more content like this. Keep it up
Damned dust....
Honored to be able to see this at the film festival and glad to see it’s finally out for the public to watch. Honored to be friends with Keng and hopefully get a chance to learn more about pheasant hunting.
Great Video and love the sentimental value behind the hunt aswell
Dump The Flush and stick with this!
So many memories of hunting with my dad and talks with my mom
Wonderful video and story. Thanks
Best hunting video I have ever seen bar none.Brings back many memories of hunting with my Dad. Thanks so much absolutely wonderful.
good vid. , now as old farts we realice how much stupid we were not to be or espend more time with the old guy like your father or mine ,that gave you time , suet, pain etc.. but it's something more often now and more premature in our sons , may be ?? can be that the fuking school and their profesor ( profess bulls ...right and left) and not to be educated by a master like our fathers ........
Beautiful, just beautiful. God bless you all involved with making this. Thank you.
A beautiful celebration of your father’s legacy. Well written, orated and produced. A+
This hit home. As you can see from my profile picture, I, too, own an older Lab and a young Llewellin Setter, and both hunt together.
How does this video only have 340 likes? Awesome work, great video and well worth watching.
Great video. Actually brought tears to my eyes. Thank you so much
Brought tears. Memories. Keeping this video.
I love the corn palace! I made my first college "3" pointer in a game there (against Dakota Wesleyan?). I would love to visit for a pheasant hunt some day.
Fantastic hunting video kinda one of those "if you know you know" videos thanks for posting it
Very touching. Brought back memories for me with my father. Thank you
All of us boys have done the same thing to our dads but they love us anyway.
Great video. Actually brought tears to my eyes. Thank you.
Loved it I miss my dad so much lost him so long ago and was my hunting teacher
Was hopeful for this one to keep going?!
Awesome.
That was great!
This video touched my soul. What a beautiful video about a man and his dogs . Enjoying nature at its absolute finest. I love how he talked to Leroy and Lucy just like they were his kids. Even having a birthday party for Leroy! So special....
I never had a dad to teach me the ways of life, I’ve had to do it on my own. I have to say that those of you who have, must be fortunate and you should cherish that. I just began my bird hunting adventures 2 years now and Pheasants Forever is a part of that.