After watching this video of my son Connor scoring on this Vermont buck I admire his perseverance and determination...and his love of the great outdoors pursuing the great whitetail deer....Connors dad.....Carl
nice ! good shooting . I have a few rifles like that for thick mountain hunting out in the Pacific Northwest . What caliber are you poking them with. Mine are both 06 . One with the original wood stock for fair weather and the second with a composite sock that can get soaked and will not bother it
After watching this video of my son Connor scoring on this Vermont buck I admire his perseverance and determination...and his love of the great outdoors pursuing the great whitetail deer....Connors dad.....Carl
That stumble into the ravine brook “you gotta be kidding me” is all too familiar 😂
started calling in the 1980 in North east and never stoped great video congrats
Great buck congratulations, thank you for sharing your hunt.
Nice job Connor 😎
Nice job Connor and great footage congrats! We’ll done
Well that was a cool hunt, nice buck Connor! Thanks for your channel!
Great job Connor
Love the video!
congrats
Thanks for sharing…great hunt that will stay with you forever…
Nicely done, good hunt. Good luck next season.
Awesome hunt! Nice buck! Congrats!!
Cant believe you get anything with how fast and loud you are walking lol
nice ! good shooting . I have a few rifles like that for thick mountain hunting out in the Pacific Northwest . What caliber are you poking them with. Mine are both 06 . One with the original wood stock for fair weather and the second with a composite sock that can get soaked and will not bother it
Atta boy! Great shootin'. Awesome buck and a fun quick hunt. Looking forward to seeing what you get into this season. Good luck!
Nice buck Buddy
Awesome vid Connor
Awesome video. Nice buck
Big body small horns but you can’t eat the horns 😅👍🏻🇨🇦
The second I saw a leather belt I knew it was going to break
Stupid
Nice job. Great video.... smoked his ass lol
Need to get yourself a dragging harness…
Shoulder straps and rope… much easier to drag.
A buck will always choose the worst possible place to die.