I don't understand all the internet warriors commenting on this video. He understood that he had the skills to take the shot so he did. He also dropped it instantly which is impressive for how quickly he spotted it. This was a great shot man.
your skill is not the only factor. deer bounce when they're running. it is NOT POSSIBLE to determine when that torso is going to be 16 inches up or down. that's up to the deer and how he decides to run at that moment. if this were my video and my grandpa saw it he would slap me upside the head. i'm assuming this guy wasn't brought up to hunt ethically. pew pew maybe i'll get him. idiots.
Plus... i've left out the main point - the fact that the buck dropped instantly means HE MISSED THE VITALS. The ONLY way a deer drops instantly like that is if you hit the spine, either top of the back or in the neck or head. I've shot several deer straight through the heart and they always run at least 30 yards. This guy MISSED the vitals and got lucky by hitting a nerve.
David Tracy you're bullshit. thats impossible. a deer hit in the heart won't drop instantly. it doesn't even make any sense - there is plenty of blood in the body for it to continue running. only if you shot through a shoulder or down from a high stand through the spine. not directly broadside like this.
Hence the name. I love this video. This shot at that distance and on the move. Those of true hunters know just how fast a deer can move.second to none. Great. Job.
That was a cool video and a nice buck. Open sites makes it even sweeter. You will have to excuse the ignorance of people who think that the shot was unethical because it probably would be if they were the shooter given their skill level. Thank you for sharing and I can't wait to do some of this myself, first season in Iowa this year. Gets my blood pumping.
My Friend that was a Awesome shot I must say so myself. Huge Buck. He just toppled right in his tracks. That's being ready and prepared. Good for you young man.
If it quacks like a duck it must be a duck? You decide, here's the details of the video: It was December 2013 when Justin was rewarded with this video capture of a whitetail hunt and successful harvest as he still hunts a corn field in Ontario. The deer presented itself right peripherally and was moving swiftly towards him in diagonal manner from right to left across his field of vision. He immediately identified his target as moving and legal to destroy. Remaining calm he keenly estimated the distance and lead required for accurate shot placement using the selected ammo and weapon for that days hunt. His knowledge and experience confirmed his skillset and weapon of choice were within parameters to allow a high probability of success. Justin deliberately drew the 12 guage to his shoulder as if it were mechanically driven and eased the safety switch from SAFE to FIRE. Now looking down the open sights of his Remington Model 870 he adjusts until satisfied he has allowed proper leeway and sight alignment before gently squeezing the trig.ger.. . BOOM❗ . . . Sends a single 2.75" Sabot round down the 20" smooth barrel of the model 870 confirming a 40 yard knockdown of a whitetail buck in full stride.
OMG! That's animal murder! :) Just kidding. Awesome shot. To hit the deer standing still would have been a damn good shot but in full run. Remind me not to attempt to burglarize this man's home.
To hit the deer standing still would have been a good shot??? That was a 50 yard shot. Standing still would have been a gimme. He got lucky and hit him in the neck.
@@DD-su2qq It's been a while since I did any serious competition, but when I stepped away I carried a Highmaster classification in NRA High-power shooting across the course with a service rifle. Last match I shot in was a local bowling pin match, which I won comfortably with my edc 45 Shield. I'm currently working up some hand loads for a new Savage 12 in .223. Best group on Saturday was approx 3/8" center to center at 400 yds. I can send you a picture if you like. As far as deer go, I generally take between 3 and 5 annually. Archery shots are generally under 40 yds. Gun season, I have no problems going beyond 300 depending on the circumstances. 150 and under are generally gimme shots so long as it's reasonably stationary.
The reason these slug guns work so darn well for dropping animals so fast is because that one ounce slug dumps all its energy inside the animal. Most impressive shot I've seen good job
That was a great shot man, congratulations. I hunt the same, walking and stalking. Except I do it in the mountains usually here in Virginia. Still have had my fair share of open field hunts. Shot my first deer with my Rossi .410 with a slug in it in a corn field. Kinda blew my barrel up but I got the deer hahaha so worth it. Congrats again.
Good shot man! And great buck like those kickers! Keep it up
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I read down. And I'm with the second shooter theory. You guys are so fucking good...you shot at exactly the same time. Great shot. Did you use buck shot?
Bruh beautiful shot. He must be using a slug shot or some type of modified slug shot. I know there has been alot of shotgun slugs that are modified now a days and some are very effective. But nice shot. And a intant drop down too.
my gosh the hype about this video drop it already, we all hunt differently and have different opinions, the video was called amazing shot on a running whitetail buck not whats your opinion on my hunting style, no matter which way you put it that was a great shot and one a lot of hunters wouldnt have been able to make
I did it over 30. years ago. over 100 yards shot the buck running full tilt out of the woods into a field about 170 yards .one rigth in the middle of his heart . I could not believe it .a 6 pointer in ohio
I shot mine at 40 yds this year and it wasn't moving! I was sitting on a log. Beat this! No slug barrel or scope. Haha! All joking aside, 100yd shot is a good shot with any gun on a moving deer! OHIO!!!
Those corn rows are 30 inch rows. If you count the rows as he passes, its about 50 rows approximately where the deer was hit.. Which would put you at 1500 inches (125 feet/ 41 yards) approximately. That's a very reasonable shot.
There's no way he was taking 4 feet per stride. I'm 6'2'' and my strides are about 3 feet long. Plus he was taking smaller strides as he got closer. Probably more like a 150 -180 feet. Still an amazing shot!
Hey I’m 21 and bought a 1970 Remington 870 back right before the lockdowns first hit. My first firearm purchased by myself. It’s my favorite gun in the world I cannot believe I found the exact year and model that I wanted in only 3 gun store trips A fine first firearm for the fine young man your son will become
Yes I do, I use it alot. Great for deer as you can see, and then I swap out the barrel for waterfowl and turkey. and the 3.5" shell option is great for waterfowl as well.
He went back to his post spot and waited for the drive to be over. First approach is to make sure it's not going to get back up and go another few hundred yards. Deer are tough. I hit an 8 point and knocked it down. I kicked it in the ass twice and it t didn't move. I leaned my 870 against a tree and went back over to it. It got up and had enough left that I almost needed stitches. Antler went through my glove and missed my hand. I wrestled it back to the ground and yelled for my brother while I tried to open my knife. Now I carry a Kershaw speedsafe that can be operated with one hand.
Justin Walsh Nothing against the shot or the shooter. I just don't feel comfortable taking a moving shot like that. I'd worry that I'd injure it and never find it. If it were standing still I would have taken it in a second. It's just about my level of skill with moving shots.
Kenny Cannon Understandable, thanks for the clarification I waterfowl hunt alot have gotten really good at judging a animals or birds speed and how much to lead the shot by.
Justin Walsh YEA! Waterfowl! Do you have any of those vids up? Also where in the world did you hit that buck! Coolest thing I have seen in a while like WOAH! :D
+Kenny Cannon you won't get better at moving shots until you try them. If you are worried about losing the deer, bow hunters are able to track blood trails with very good success rates all the time. Blood trails are generally larger from a slug (rather than an arrow) also.
I don't understand all the internet warriors commenting on this video. He understood that he had the skills to take the shot so he did. He also dropped it instantly which is impressive for how quickly he spotted it. This was a great shot man.
your skill is not the only factor.
deer bounce when they're running. it is NOT POSSIBLE to determine when that torso is going to be 16 inches up or down. that's up to the deer and how he decides to run at that moment.
if this were my video and my grandpa saw it he would slap me upside the head. i'm assuming this guy wasn't brought up to hunt ethically. pew pew maybe i'll get him. idiots.
Plus... i've left out the main point - the fact that the buck dropped instantly means HE MISSED THE VITALS. The ONLY way a deer drops instantly like that is if you hit the spine, either top of the back or in the neck or head.
I've shot several deer straight through the heart and they always run at least 30 yards. This guy MISSED the vitals and got lucky by hitting a nerve.
Bro do you have nothing better to do with your time other than troll this video like damn bro go somewhere else
too stupid to argue with.
David Tracy you're bullshit. thats impossible. a deer hit in the heart won't drop instantly. it doesn't even make any sense - there is plenty of blood in the body for it to continue running. only if you shot through a shoulder or down from a high stand through the spine. not directly broadside like this.
how u didn't scream the war cry is beyond me lol... great shot
I counted the paces as best I could and I estimate the shot at 50-60 yds. Very nicely done!
I liked how he approached the down deer. With caution and gun at the ready. Don't take anything for granted.
00 buck? If that was a slug you’re a rock star.
Guess im a Rock star! 1 oz sabot slug out of the old trusty 12 gauge
I just got a 6 point at 300 yards last week, one of the funnest long shots I’ve ever taken deer hunting. Nice shot and nice buck!!
Sweet shot!!
Just shows that you know your gun and load capabilities along with limitations.
Congrats!!
Hence the name. I love this video. This shot at that distance and on the move. Those of true hunters know just how fast a deer can move.second to none. Great. Job.
when your lucky your lucky, nice shooting! great buck!
the surprise in his face proves he actually missed.
I forgot to say, that was a damn good shot!
That was a cool video and a nice buck. Open sites makes it even sweeter. You will have to excuse the ignorance of people who think that the shot was unethical because it probably would be if they were the shooter given their skill level. Thank you for sharing and I can't wait to do some of this myself, first season in Iowa this year. Gets my blood pumping.
My Friend that was a Awesome shot I must say so myself.
Huge Buck. He just toppled right in his tracks. That's being ready and prepared. Good for you young man.
Nice shot man. Thank you everyone for the entertainment in the comments section. It's made my Wednesday morning a little more fun.
If it quacks like a duck it must be a duck? You decide, here's the details of the video: It was December 2013 when Justin was rewarded with this video capture of a whitetail hunt and successful harvest as he still hunts a corn field in Ontario. The deer presented itself right peripherally and was moving swiftly towards him in diagonal manner from right to left across his field of vision. He immediately identified his target as moving and legal to destroy. Remaining calm he keenly estimated the distance and lead required for accurate shot placement using the selected ammo and weapon for that days hunt. His knowledge and experience confirmed his skillset and weapon of choice were within parameters to allow a high probability of success. Justin deliberately drew the 12 guage to his shoulder as if it were mechanically driven and eased the safety switch from SAFE to FIRE. Now looking down the open sights of his Remington Model 870 he adjusts until satisfied he has allowed proper leeway and sight alignment before gently squeezing the trig.ger.. . BOOM❗ . . . Sends a single 2.75" Sabot round down the 20" smooth barrel of the model 870 confirming a 40 yard knockdown of a whitetail buck in full stride.
OMG! That's animal murder! :) Just kidding. Awesome shot. To hit the deer standing still would have been a damn good shot but in full run. Remind me not to attempt to burglarize this man's home.
To hit the deer standing still would have been a good shot??? That was a 50 yard shot. Standing still would have been a gimme. He got lucky and hit him in the neck.
@@nospam3409 your dumb and probably never shot buckshot past 50 yards
@@DD-su2qq who said he was using buck shot?
@@nospam3409 im saying you probably can't even hit a standing deer with buckshot at 50 yards forget doing it with a slug.
@@DD-su2qq It's been a while since I did any serious competition, but when I stepped away I carried a Highmaster classification in NRA High-power shooting across the course with a service rifle. Last match I shot in was a local bowling pin match, which I won comfortably with my edc 45 Shield. I'm currently working up some hand loads for a new Savage 12 in .223. Best group on Saturday was approx 3/8" center to center at 400 yds. I can send you a picture if you like. As far as deer go, I generally take between 3 and 5 annually. Archery shots are generally under 40 yds. Gun season, I have no problems going beyond 300 depending on the circumstances. 150 and under are generally gimme shots so long as it's reasonably stationary.
I love the look of 870s with a slug barrel on
Ray Wilsey hell yea dude, i just got one my self
Right ?? Mine with a riot barrel in it looks very sinister ...
I enjoyed it, and congratulations with your nice harvest! Way to go!
Greetings from a huntress in Denmark.
Thanks!
Great shot on a very good buck! Congratulations!
The reason these slug guns work so darn well for dropping animals so fast is because that one ounce slug dumps all its energy inside the animal. Most impressive shot I've seen good job
That was a great shot man, congratulations. I hunt the same, walking and stalking. Except I do it in the mountains usually here in Virginia. Still have had my fair share of open field hunts. Shot my first deer with my Rossi .410 with a slug in it in a corn field. Kinda blew my barrel up but I got the deer hahaha so worth it. Congrats again.
Way to know your weapon and having confidence in using it,outstanding harvest!!
ONE HELL OF A SHOT,NICE WORK.
What kind of ammo. What size and choke? Good video excellent job
Hey justin nice buck and nice shot how much were you leading it ? A body length , aiming level with the nose ? Just curious
holy shit that shot was godlike
haha thanks
Calm down REB
Great shooting bud ,what load were you using atb Steve
2-3/4" winchester sabot slugs, 12 ga. 870
Dang.... Not sure if I could have made that shot and I am pretty decent with a 12 gauge... Well done sir! Enjoy that beast!
Nice shot. Beautiful deer. Great video.
Good job, have you tried dried deer jerky that's my favorite
How many points does that buck have you just got yourself a really nice buck awesome job
10 point non typical
Nice shot with a shotgun
Brilliant shot mate
Awesome shot. Congrats on the buck!
cant go wrong with an 870 nice shot
Good shot man! And great buck like those kickers! Keep it up
I read down. And I'm with the second shooter theory. You guys are so fucking good...you shot at exactly the same time. Great shot. Did you use buck shot?
That was a hell of a shot. And a hell of a nice buck.
Nice shot and really nice buck
Nice shot gotta love that 870
good shot what we're you using buckshot or slug
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Thank you, it was a 12 gauge Sabot slug.
Law,got to be slug.
Bruh beautiful shot. He must be using a slug shot or some type of modified slug shot. I know there has been alot of shotgun slugs that are modified now a days and some are very effective. But nice shot. And a intant drop down too.
Beautiful shot. Nice buck too.
What kind of ammo were you using? I'd assume 12g slug but was curious.
Yes your right...Winchester Super-X Sabot Slug 2-3/4" 1 Ounce
ok I no this is a 870 express with a smooth bore with rifled sight but slug or buckshot n what size one heck of a shot
Right on walshy sweet vid. What a buck. U racked that next shell in like a semi. Haha. Great shooting.
my gosh the hype about this video drop it already, we all hunt differently and have different opinions, the video was called amazing shot on a running whitetail buck not whats your opinion on my hunting style, no matter which way you put it that was a great shot and one a lot of hunters wouldnt have been able to make
Great shot how far away was it when you hit it ?
around 45 yds
It was a lucky shot, no doubt but it turned out well. Awesome buck in anyone's woods. Hope you mounted this one.
At 1:29 you can hear your heart pounding lol
I did it over 30. years ago. over 100 yards shot the buck running full tilt out of the woods into a field about 170 yards .one rigth in the middle of his heart . I could not believe it .a 6 pointer in ohio
I shot mine at 40 yds this year and it wasn't moving! I was sitting on a log. Beat this! No slug barrel or scope. Haha! All joking aside, 100yd shot is a good shot with any gun on a moving deer! OHIO!!!
nice shot man! what shells did you use?
Amazing shot with a open sighted slugster. Awesome.
Open sights? Impressive!..How many yards? Distance on a Gopro can be deceiving.
yes open sights, and your right gopro makes it farther, when i shot it was at 45yds.
The conspiracy is....where was the second shooter located.
On the grassy knoll.
Awesome shot bud, whereabouts is this? We hunt 85B.
+Rawdiswar
This is in 90b
That shot was about 40-50yrds. Nice shooting,, Beautiful Buck.. Congrats : )
Was that buckshot or slug
I love doing deer drives I miss it soo much I like being the one doing walking you just dont know what you will jump up
Nice shot, OOD brought me here, where about's in Ont are you hunting? and was that a 12ga. slug? or buckshot? either way, nicely done!
Thanks, I live and hunt in Norfolk County. I was shooting a 12 ga. Remington 870 with the slug barrel, Winchester Super-X Sabot Slug 2-3/4" 1 Ounce.
Justin Walsh I live and hunt in Haldimand County great shot and great video
Where’d you get him the neck!? I dropped one hit his spine then came up and finished him with a neck shot
That deer didn't act spined, he acted dead. I'm guessing this guy hit him in the high shoulder area.
Nice shot even though 5 years later lol buck down
Same . Great shot
Same
That was a great shot man!
Geez that was a nice shot!
I'm guessing a 50 yards shot, anyone agree? Also, anyone know the ammo used ? Great shot none the less and beautiful buck.
12 gauge slug
I'd say you're about right. I was guessing 40-50. I can't believe some people think this was 100 yards plus.
Awesome shooting! bet you can do that again ?
Dude that would a awesome shot I want to see more videos of you deer hunting
Thanks!
NICE FREAKING SHOT DUDE!!!
Nice shooting. Love my 870!
awesome shot and with iron sights too...
This is a wheel house shot for me. My double drop tine will attest.
Those corn rows are 30 inch rows. If you count the rows as he passes, its about 50 rows approximately where the deer was hit.. Which would put you at 1500 inches (125 feet/ 41 yards) approximately. That's a very reasonable shot.
thats why i say hey man nice shot
Love the 00's and the slugs......Good shot.
Amazing shot man!
Nice shot, nice buck.
Abosultly sweet shot with a shotgun from that far
That was an amazing shot dude!
Nice shot! Also nice buck!
what type of gun did you use to shoot that Buck? you're a good shot!
Thanks! Its a Remington 870 SuperMag 12 gauge shotgun with a sabot slug.
I counted his steps. I came up with 60 + or - 2 at 4 ft. per that is right at 240-250 ft. that is a great shot
There's no way he was taking 4 feet per stride. I'm 6'2'' and my strides are about 3 feet long. Plus he was taking smaller strides as he got closer.
Probably more like a 150 -180 feet. Still an amazing shot!
Not only was that a good shot if I'm not mistaken he shot that buck with a slug not buckshot. That makes it an awesome shot.
870 Remington, killed all my deer with that gun! Gonna buy my son one next year!
Hey I’m 21 and bought a 1970 Remington 870 back right before the lockdowns first hit. My first firearm purchased by myself. It’s my favorite gun in the world I cannot believe I found the exact year and model that I wanted in only 3 gun store trips
A fine first firearm for the fine young man your son will become
Hey! Do you like that gun? Im thinkin about geting myself one.
Yes I do, I use it alot. Great for deer as you can see, and then I swap out the barrel for waterfowl and turkey. and the 3.5" shell option is great for waterfowl as well.
I got an 870 with a bird barrel i shot alot of deer with it, its time to get the real deel haha. Thanks for the info!
is that a Remington 7600 series pump action rifle or a shotgun mate?
Hell of a shot mate!
I think the camera made it look farther than it really was. Great shot just the same. I'd say 110 yard shot.
I was going by the rows of corn for distance.
@@mikehubbard5493 No way that was 110 yards. 50 yards max. Still an amazing shot!
Wow! nice shot
Good 35-40 yard shot. Congrats.
What an incredible shot!
Man that looks like fun!
HOLY SHIT!!!
That was some shot man!!!
HOLY SHIT
nice shot, good video!
That's a hell of a shot
I've seen deer shot in the heart and continue eating. Lay down for a nap and never wake up.
Shhhhh must be quiet.
Wow! Great job man. I subbed ya
Wow great shot👍👌
Was that a smooth or rifled slug barrel
He walked up to it and left and I was like wtf! But then he went back😂
He went back to his post spot and waited for the drive to be over. First approach is to make sure it's not going to get back up and go another few hundred yards. Deer are tough. I hit an 8 point and knocked it down. I kicked it in the ass twice and it t didn't move. I leaned my 870 against a tree and went back over to it. It got up and had enough left that I almost needed stitches. Antler went through my glove and missed my hand. I wrestled it back to the ground and yelled for my brother while I tried to open my knife. Now I carry a Kershaw speedsafe that can be operated with one hand.
Nice shot. I wouldn't have taken it but to each his own. He'll eat well.
Why wouldn't you have taken it? It was 46 yards away in a open field, you don't get much better shooting then that.
Justin Walsh Nothing against the shot or the shooter. I just don't feel comfortable taking a moving shot like that. I'd worry that I'd injure it and never find it. If it were standing still I would have taken it in a second. It's just about my level of skill with moving shots.
Kenny Cannon Understandable, thanks for the clarification I waterfowl hunt alot have gotten really good at judging a animals or birds speed and how much to lead the shot by.
Justin Walsh
YEA! Waterfowl! Do you have any of those vids up? Also where in the world did you hit that buck! Coolest thing I have seen in a while like WOAH! :D
+Kenny Cannon you won't get better at moving shots until you try them. If you are worried about losing the deer, bow hunters are able to track blood trails with very good success rates all the time. Blood trails are generally larger from a slug (rather than an arrow) also.