Spot & stalk in a light rain or drizzle isn’t so easy on humans but it can yield great shot opportunities. Even in the pastures of mesquite here in the Texas panhandle. I’ve arrowed a few deer this way and luckily found them even with washed out blood trails. Seriously, I would suggest you two camo your faces. Those bright white faces are like neon signs. GOOD LUCK👍👍
I love hunting in the rain, especially for fallow deer, they don't like the sound of rain in the trees, so it pushes them to the open spots. I used to use camo face paint a lot, but I've found that my success has been pretty much the same without it, obviously the exception to that is duck hunting, I would never duck hunt without face paint. Thanks for watching!
Dude, you should have waited a tiny bit more before drawing the bow back. The fawn was walking...just a couple of steps more and you would have had the perfect shot. Great adventure nonetheless. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Jc, love your hunting videos mate, i am based in auckland, i was wondering if you can share where you go hunting for goats, or any contacts, i am willing to pay or whatever cost if thats the case, please mate..thanks.
Hey mate, thanks a lot for watching! Don't pay for goats, there's an abundance of them on farmland, that farmers want gone. Just drive around until you see goats on farmland, my advice is around Hunua, go knock on the door with a box of beer, the beer is just a gift so the farmer hears you out, then tell about who you are, and that you'd like to help them out by knocking over a few goats, there's a high chance they'll tell you to go for it, but always respect their right to say no. If by some chance they do say no, try again with the neighbours on either side. Good luck, and happy hunting!
Love your content bro ..trooper you just keep at it regardless of success or not 😎✌️
@paulschwass830 when you enjoy being out there, they're all successful hunts 😉 Thanks for watching!
Spot & stalk in a light rain or drizzle isn’t so easy on humans but it can yield great shot opportunities. Even in the pastures of mesquite here in the Texas panhandle. I’ve arrowed a few deer this way and luckily found them even with washed out blood trails. Seriously, I would suggest you two camo your faces. Those bright white faces are like neon signs. GOOD LUCK👍👍
I love hunting in the rain, especially for fallow deer, they don't like the sound of rain in the trees, so it pushes them to the open spots. I used to use camo face paint a lot, but I've found that my success has been pretty much the same without it, obviously the exception to that is duck hunting, I would never duck hunt without face paint. Thanks for watching!
Dude, you should have waited a tiny bit more before drawing the bow back. The fawn was walking...just a couple of steps more and you would have had the perfect shot. Great adventure nonetheless. Thanks for sharing.
Yeah, made a couple of mistakes, but that's hunting for ya! Thanks a lot for watching!
Ye brother! In fog and rain, range finder will not work, nice video brother! Mad effort! Respect!
Cheers matey!
Hi Jc, love your hunting videos mate, i am based in auckland, i was wondering if you can share where you go hunting for goats, or any contacts, i am willing to pay or whatever cost if thats the case, please mate..thanks.
Hey mate, thanks a lot for watching! Don't pay for goats, there's an abundance of them on farmland, that farmers want gone. Just drive around until you see goats on farmland, my advice is around Hunua, go knock on the door with a box of beer, the beer is just a gift so the farmer hears you out, then tell about who you are, and that you'd like to help them out by knocking over a few goats, there's a high chance they'll tell you to go for it, but always respect their right to say no. If by some chance they do say no, try again with the neighbours on either side. Good luck, and happy hunting!