I wish this episode would've been longer. He's a likeable fella and would've loved to see/hear stories on several other bucks. Quite the accomplish hunter!
@@buckeye6256 maybe you should of reported him to DNR and not just make baseless claims on TH-cam. But that would actually require proof and bums like you who kill button bucks year in and year out don’t have proof.
I was shocked when I seen James on this video because I always said he needs to be on the show, he has been killing big bucks for yrs.....been knowing him for about 20yrs
These shows are absolutely incredible. I wish deer of that quality would come to my stand. The coolest thing is they make it sound so easy to score these giant bucks.
@@V1KTOR33 Just like with real estate, hunting is all location, location and location. The greatest hunter in the world with the most expensive rifle or bow is helpless in the wrong area. After you find the right location, you have to master the bucks timing and patterns. You go to the bucks, the big ones rarely come to you.
@@smithn.wesson495 yup. That’s what I was saying. He said “I wish deer like that would come by my stand” I said “you gotta take your stand to them”. I’m in Maine and can hunt wherever it’s not posted and put on 100+ miles of scouting a year.
Why the haters? Who cares how Eberhart does it. This is James Reed's episode. Kudos to Eberhart , he's one of my favorites as well but this fella has got some serious bone on the wall. I don't care if some of his hunts are "canned" hunts. The fact of the matter is that he has put an arrow or bullet through a ton of mature bucks. To kill just 1 booner is a lifetime accomplishment. Dude has made his life about hunting and fishing and his results tell me he's damn good at both so why the negativity? Take a peep at Roger Raglins trophy room. Amazing. Some of his are paid hunts as well I'm sure but he's a beast of a hunter. It doesn't take away from their accomplishments.
I know James and not all his deer are from "canned hunts" he puts in the time and work in. I know because I know the farm some of these deer came from. People are just hateful anymore and will try to find bad in everything. Its pathetic
@@rickiesparkman7353 It's not hateful. It's simple: if you have the arrogance to say, "That one was ONLY a 163 inch 10 pointer," then you should have the transparency to tell people where you shot them. Otherwise, newby hunters who are plowing in public lands have unrealistic expectations and a warped view of true hunting.
@@Trollpro5150 no jealousy here. I’d personally don’t envy canned hunts. The issue is, when you’re arrogant enough to say “that’s ONLY a 163” 10 pointer than have the transparency to tell us where you shot them. Because it gives new hunters a skewed view of the sport and proper expectations. Fish in a barrel won’t attract the new hunters we need.
Sprinkle some corn and kill a wall of 170s and up!!!!!!! I know James too. May or may not have been some details left out about hunting with outfitters-
@@stevesthair7888 I agree with you on shooting down through a bucks back, but on the other hand I can see where it was a good idea to wave around and make the does leave
@@stevesthair7888 if a doe is standing there blowing non stop does no good for you. And if you're 40 feet (dont think he meant yards) and deer is at 10 yards, I will agree not good shot, is not a favorable shot but he made the shot count. Based on the looks of his wall I'm not questioning his hunting methods.
10-20 years ago our deer clan used to hunt down there, we actually hunted one of the exact same ridges James hunted. He’d sometimes come visit us at camp, I knew he was a trophy hunter, and one time I even looked up in the woods and saw him in a stand so I tiptoed out. (1) I had no idea the bone the man had on the wall (2) I always thought we were hunting a pretty good area but we only ever took one real good one down there and (3) I couldn’t believe it when this vid started playing, I was in the midst of greatness. Good memories back then.
Absolutely remarkable trophies and memory bank!! Ive hunted all my life and only ever killed a Button Buck, with a gun. I've only killed a doe with my bow, but have NEVER killed a buck, and wish I could. I'm teachable, but nobody around to show me how to scout, locate, and hunt better. Anyway, GREAT VIDEO!, AND THANKS FOR SHARING!!❤️
Looking at the deer that the boys shot thinking dad must have taught them well. Then he walks through a garage and opens the door to his personal trophy room. Seems to have good experience and lives in a whitetail hotbed.
Goes to show how rare a 200" buck really is. All that deer he killed, along with his son's, but only one that scored over 200". Either that or they've been hunting them too much that none ever lives long enough to grow really big racks.
Good math, I wonder if it’d be possible to hunt in more than just Ohio? LOL what is with you people? A buck doesn’t have to be put in a book to be 125 inches
Good call checking that. I’m not trying to be a hatter but i’m also not dumb. There’s more to this story. If he hunts high fence good for him but at least come out and say it.
@@gradyrobinson-shaw6079 "What is it with you people?" I'll tell you what it is. A guy has the arrogance to say "He's only a 163 inch 10 pointer," but doesn't have the transparency to tell us where he is hunting. Of course we are going to be suspicious. We all know newby hunters who are grinding on public lands and small parcels thrilled to shoot a 100" buck...and guys like this do a bad job of representing the true white tail chase. Anymore questions?
@@TheInroad sounds like words coming from a guy who can’t kill big deer. Jealousy is an ugly trait. Who are you for him to tell you where he’s hunting? He doesn’t owe anyone that. Whether this be in 5 states, 8 states, 10 states, public ground, private leases, knock on door permission, or owned private ground, it’s impressive as hell. You know who give a hunting a bad name? Hunters. Jealous hunters who can’t say wow, congratulations on your accomplishments. Hunters that just assume because a guy is successful that he’s doing something unethical or wrong. Need anymore answers?
@@gradyrobinson-shaw6079 not jealous. Killed plenty of big deer. If you read my many comments you’ll see my issue is arrogance without transparency, and setting unrealistic expectations for new hunters. Don’t be the guys attorney. Relax.
The two 180 plus inch buck you and your brother shot on opening day, you said you were 40 yards up in the tree. You obviously meant 40 feet which is still incredibly high. Nice work though and awesome collection
60 deer over 160 inches in a 40-year hunting career? A 16 year old who has killed P&Y every year since age 11? Nonsense. These are atleast in part canned hunts or high fence deer farm kills. No experienced hunter buys that he is putting in the work required to slay 160 plus inch mature deer on this sort of schedule. Even if you did put in the work, I still don't think it's in any way realistic.
You obviously never hunted/lived in Southern Ohio? A 16 year old with SEVEN P&Y bucks is not that many if you hunt decently every year and a 22 year old with 12 P&Y bucks is also not that many?? Now as far as the 60 deer over 160 inches in a 40 year long career? I’m not sure because I haven’t made it that far but its very possible if you hunt at least 2 states a year. I’m 23 with 4 P&Y and 3 Ohio Big Bucks and I’ve been hunting since I was 14, its not that hard if you’re good and know what you’re doing, ESPECIALLY if you’re in Southern Ohio. Lighten up and do some research. Hill country in Ohio (Southern Ohio/Eastern Ohio) roughly takes up 30 percent of the state and within that 30 percent theres an average of 20-35 deer per square mile as opposed to farm country which is the greater of 70 percent, theres only about 10-20, so yes, when hunting your whole life in Southern Ohio, it is very possible.
@@J36-f6y At precisely 4:52 he says, "I've got 60 deer over 160 inches." There's my work cited, teach. I'm not denying that they killed the deer. They may have. I question if it was fair chase and in the grind of public land and normally managed parcels like everyone else. And yes, a 16-year-old with seven P&Y's is a lot, no matter where you are in the country. Saying "it's not that hard" is nonsense and an insult to people who have actually spent their lives chasing mature bucks. If it "weren't that hard" we wouldn't be doing it. And if it "weren't that hard" there wouldn't be a whitetail cribs episode highlighting it. Fact is, deer density isn't the issue (20-35 psq mile). Michigan has a higher deer density than that. The issue is 160-200" deer being killed more than once per year in a normal hunting scenario that everyone here is calling BS on.
@@TheInroad so you’re saying if somebody hunts on private land which is 96 percent of Ohio, it means less than if he is on the remaining 3-4 percent of Public land in Ohio??? Most of us hunt private land and I’m not sure why you seem to think that its not fair chase? I’m sure there was a Booner at one point in time that was roaming Wayne National Forest and stepped foot on a private landowners land and got harvested, so now do you think thats not a fair chase buck?? Its not high fenced I know that much!! And you do realize that P&Y for whitetail deer is 125 inches, I hate to break it to you man but if know how to manage and hunt the right areas at the right time of the year, EVERY year...you’ll kill a P&Y buck in Ohio. I shouldn’t have said it wasn’t hard, we all know its hard, what I was saying more so that if you’re doing the right the thing and hunting smart, you’ll kill a buck no matter the size and it just so happens that here in Southern Ohio, where I’m from and where I hunt, 125 inches and greater is not an uncommon thing at all. And also take a look at the bag limits in Southern Ohio counties, compare THAT to the population OF the Southern Ohio counties and then think about the deer density. For instance Vinton County, Ohio is an amazing area for whitetail hunting. The county bag limit is 2 deer meaning you get a buck and a doe. Vinton County has literally 13,000 people within that county and its total area is roughly 415 square miles?? Thats a big area to only have a 2 deer bag limit. So basically what I’m saying is, theres a lot of deer that aren’t being harvested no matter if you’re from that county and hunt there or not. And maybe this dude is a bullshitter who honestly knows, but its the fact you think this is all impossible and bullshit, thats what I’m questioning. I know how lucky I am to be from where I am and to hunt where I hunt because I know when it comes to whitetails in Southern Ohio, we’ve naturally got it made.
Yeah something is off with this guy. 60 deer over 160 inches in a 40 year hunting career? I want to know where he is hunting. Canned hunts maybe? Anyone who has been in the hunt game awhile has to look at this with suspicion.
@@TheInroad I guarantee he will be looked into after this episode. If he's legal then no big deal but if he isn't then it was stupid of him to do this episode but I guarantee he will be looked into.
Little bit Wendy people go lifetimes without SEEING a 160 my dads hunted his hole life and daylight till dark all season and as killed three 160s u don’t kill that much then he was 120 foot high in the tree and he has killed litterally 20 boonies it looked like man he was wndy
Interesting. While watching this I'm rolling my eyes because no hunter alive under normal circumstances is killing 60 bucks over 160 in a 40 year span. You'd be extremely lucky to kill 10.
I say it’s very possible I’ve seen Mark Drury kill several gross booners in a single season like 4 to 6 in one season. He’s killed 2 in one week already this season. They are hunting similar areas and this guy said he hunted the one deer everyday for 15 days straight. He has a lot of money and can spend all the time he wants in some of the best areas in the world hunting and scouting for big bucks. Most of use can’t but dream of being able to hunt all season if we want and in the best big buck areas in the world. I say heck yeah he killed them all. He is blessed far beyond the average person and can afford it both time and money.
@@JacobSchmittDeerHuntingSchool I've heard of Drury. We all have. He is paid alot of money to hunt these puppies. Why haven't I heard a thing from the gentlemen in this video or anything about where he is hunting?
@@jtag5432 lol would it make you feel better if he said he's shot 71 125 inch or better bucks? what's the difference? 125 or better is 125 or better. or maybe he should say he's shot more 125 inch or better deer than you.
Wish this episode was 45 min longer and he gave a story on them all
Guy is a good big buck hunter, period. He’s clearly putting in the effort & hunting smart. Mr Reed here deserves a round of applause.
He didn’t shoot any of those bucks
If you knew him you would have a different view
@@judyindisquise5883Curious, why's that?
@bowers673 Check out how many times he has been caught for hunting violations. Plus I don't have much respect for chum hunters
there's a rich taxidermist around there somewhere
Wow look at all those big rack bucks , congrats mr Reed on your dedication and trophies . Thanks for sharing!
I wish this episode would've been longer. He's a likeable fella and would've loved to see/hear stories on several other bucks. Quite the accomplish hunter!
Trust me he is not a ethical hunter or man
@@judyindisquise5883 you are right, I have seen him in action myself.
@@buckeye6256 why do you say that?
@@AerosithHe’s not a ethical hunter. I have saw it in person.
“All the shots he took at a deer were like double long” “He shot this one right here in the neck”
That was his other son who shot it in the neck
Haha
@@jasonbaughn5861 Na he said that was Hunters first deer
You beat me to it...lol i caught that too.
I was about to say the same thing! It wasn’t his other son it was the one he just said only double lunged them.
I actually hunted with James last year. Super nice dude. To say he's dedicated would be an understatement.
How do you get in contact with him? Does he do guided hunts? Thanks
Look him up on law enforcement site. I beg to differ
Room full of trophy bucks he's shot and the first thing he says about it is "I'd like to show you some pictures of my family." I like him
Thanks for the tour James! Super impressive collection. Can't wait to see how your kids follow in your footsteps!
I knew they would find you eventually uncle Jim... Incredible... and its all in the name lol.. Thanks for letting us take a tour..
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You also know he is a poacher to right? I have seen him in action so you can't tell me different.
@@buckeye6256 hope you can back up that defamation of character statement...otherwise it can get real expensive
@@buckeye6256 maybe you should of reported him to DNR and not just make baseless claims on TH-cam. But that would actually require proof and bums like you who kill button bucks year in and year out don’t have proof.
@@MrJimbo1212 he’s been nailed by DNR several times. Easy to lookup court records.
Great episode!! This guy is a legend! I was hoping he would touch on the piebald deer.
I was shocked when I seen James on this video because I always said he needs to be on the show, he has been killing big bucks for yrs.....been knowing him for about 20yrs
This doesn’t even seem possible!! Wow!!!!!! Incredible.
This dude is loaded!!
Absolutely incredible!!!!!! Whitetail Cribs you are bringing it!!!!!
Amazing. You must be so proud of your children.
Rumor has it James Reed once killed a 150 with a pencil in a Walmart parking lot.
😂
😂😂😂😂
This wins the comment of the year!
He's the John Wick of deer hunting.
A deer ran into my local Walmart before
Incredible! Thx so much for sharing Mr. Reid. Thx to Exodus for making it possible!
These shows are absolutely incredible. I wish deer of that quality would come to my stand. The coolest thing is they make it sound so easy to score these giant bucks.
You gotta take your stand to them. wish you all the best this year.
@@V1KTOR33 Just like with real estate, hunting is all location, location and location. The greatest hunter in the world with the most expensive rifle or bow is helpless in the wrong area. After you find the right location, you have to master the bucks timing and patterns. You go to the bucks, the big ones rarely come to you.
@@smithn.wesson495 yup. That’s what I was saying. He said “I wish deer like that would come by my stand” I said “you gotta take your stand to them”. I’m in Maine and can hunt wherever it’s not posted and put on 100+ miles of scouting a year.
@@V1KTOR33 Well said and I completely agree
Feel sorry for the other brother who missed everything he shot. He still has to sit at the kids table during thanksgiving.
Wow that’s some incredible bucks on your wall man. Congratulations on some incredible and beautiful bucks man!
James Reed I’m glad to see I’m not the only Reed ate up with trophy whitetail! Congrats from the land of Lincoln 👍
Wow!! Sir you have been blessed.
About time your on this! Congratulations James
This guys collection and house set up are insane. I’m definitely doing something wrong 😩😂😂
Yep I would like to hear the story on every deer. Awesome stuff
I’ve got a similar room but with all the heads of steers I’ve harvested.
This guy’s house set up is crazy
I think you mean this guy's houses looks like there's several
one of the best vids yet on this channel
Why the haters? Who cares how Eberhart does it. This is James Reed's episode. Kudos to Eberhart , he's one of my favorites as well but this fella has got some serious bone on the wall. I don't care if some of his hunts are "canned" hunts. The fact of the matter is that he has put an arrow or bullet through a ton of mature bucks. To kill just 1 booner is a lifetime accomplishment. Dude has made his life about hunting and fishing and his results tell me he's damn good at both so why the negativity? Take a peep at Roger Raglins trophy room. Amazing. Some of his are paid hunts as well I'm sure but he's a beast of a hunter. It doesn't take away from their accomplishments.
Bragging about a canned buck kill is like bragging about winning the super bowl in madden.
I know James and not all his deer are from "canned hunts" he puts in the time and work in. I know because I know the farm some of these deer came from. People are just hateful anymore and will try to find bad in everything. Its pathetic
@@rickiesparkman7353 It's not hateful. It's simple: if you have the arrogance to say, "That one was ONLY a 163 inch 10 pointer," then you should have the transparency to tell people where you shot them. Otherwise, newby hunters who are plowing in public lands have unrealistic expectations and a warped view of true hunting.
People are so jealous of this man it isn't funny they either hate on his business or his deer it's almost comical
@@Trollpro5150 no jealousy here. I’d personally don’t envy canned hunts. The issue is, when you’re arrogant enough to say “that’s ONLY a 163” 10 pointer than have the transparency to tell us where you shot them. Because it gives new hunters a skewed view of the sport and proper expectations. Fish in a barrel won’t attract the new hunters we need.
The deer mounts and pictures and house is awesome
Wow so awesome what a great collection of awesome deer. Great job whitetail cribs thank you for sharing your home..
Sprinkle some corn and kill a wall of 170s and up!!!!!!! I know James too. May or may not have been some details left out about hunting with outfitters-
Yea I’d say this guys knows a little bit about big bucks
Dude he didn’t kill those guys n wild
@@JuiceWRLD-qb7ob yes he did hes my uncle
This guy may be the greatest whitetail hunter ever
I agree
Not with him waving at doe from the Deerstand and shooting down through a bucks back
@@stevesthair7888 I agree with you on shooting down through a bucks back, but on the other hand I can see where it was a good idea to wave around and make the does leave
@@stevesthair7888 if a doe is standing there blowing non stop does no good for you. And if you're 40 feet (dont think he meant yards) and deer is at 10 yards, I will agree not good shot, is not a favorable shot but he made the shot count. Based on the looks of his wall I'm not questioning his hunting methods.
60 bucks over 160 in a 40 year span? This guy isn't hunting normal circumstances. They are likely canned hunts.
Yes sir. Thank You guys. OH, to live in IOwa!
Good on you, Mr. Reed.
incredible what he has accomplished....
7:38... Boone is misspelled lol
...and Crockett
This fella is living the dream life!!!!! AWSOME video
11:15 did he say he was up in a tree about 40 yards, your telling me he was 120 high in a tree deer hunting
Haha I’m sure he meant feet
Be a hell of a tree
I was thinking the same shit. Lol
Haha
10-20 years ago our deer clan used to hunt down there, we actually hunted one of the exact same ridges James hunted. He’d sometimes come visit us at camp, I knew he was a trophy hunter, and one time I even looked up in the woods and saw him in a stand so I tiptoed out. (1) I had no idea the bone the man had on the wall (2) I always thought we were hunting a pretty good area but we only ever took one real good one down there and (3) I couldn’t believe it when this vid started playing, I was in the midst of greatness. Good memories back then.
Absolutely remarkable trophies and memory bank!! Ive hunted all my life and only ever killed a Button Buck, with a gun. I've only killed a doe with my bow, but have NEVER killed a buck, and wish I could. I'm teachable, but nobody around to show me how to scout, locate, and hunt better. Anyway, GREAT VIDEO!, AND THANKS FOR SHARING!!❤️
Absolutely incredible congratulations on your success business-wise and hunting wise
What kind of spot light do you use?
Looking at the deer that the boys shot thinking dad must have taught them well. Then he walks through a garage and opens the door to his personal trophy room. Seems to have good experience and lives in a whitetail hotbed.
Goes to show how rare a 200" buck really is. All that deer he killed, along with his son's, but only one that scored over 200". Either that or they've been hunting them too much that none ever lives long enough to grow really big racks.
Me proud of the only buck I've ever shot which is a 5 pointer...
As u should be bro
Hey man...every deer is a trophy...you should be proud!!!
The best I've seen! Thanks for sharing.
Amazing Bro! Keep up the them family values ! !
Kick butt vid, good job! Keep sending it!!
Great guy too boot. You should visit his lake so you can see these trophy deer yourself. It really is out of this world
Wow what a buck display,! 👀👀👀👀👀👀👀
For being such experts on deer, the taxidermy is garbage.... lol
1 buck limit in Ohio but 71 bucks in 40 years. I checked my Pope and Young record book and he doesn’t have a single entry in the book.
Good math, I wonder if it’d be possible to hunt in more than just Ohio? LOL what is with you people? A buck doesn’t have to be put in a book to be 125 inches
Good call checking that. I’m not trying to be a hatter but i’m also not dumb. There’s more to this story. If he hunts high fence good for him but at least come out and say it.
@@gradyrobinson-shaw6079 "What is it with you people?" I'll tell you what it is. A guy has the arrogance to say "He's only a 163 inch 10 pointer," but doesn't have the transparency to tell us where he is hunting. Of course we are going to be suspicious. We all know newby hunters who are grinding on public lands and small parcels thrilled to shoot a 100" buck...and guys like this do a bad job of representing the true white tail chase. Anymore questions?
@@TheInroad sounds like words coming from a guy who can’t kill big deer. Jealousy is an ugly trait. Who are you for him to tell you where he’s hunting? He doesn’t owe anyone that. Whether this be in 5 states, 8 states, 10 states, public ground, private leases, knock on door permission, or owned private ground, it’s impressive as hell. You know who give a hunting a bad name? Hunters. Jealous hunters who can’t say wow, congratulations on your accomplishments. Hunters that just assume because a guy is successful that he’s doing something unethical or wrong. Need anymore answers?
@@gradyrobinson-shaw6079 not jealous. Killed plenty of big deer. If you read my many comments you’ll see my issue is arrogance without transparency, and setting unrealistic expectations for new hunters. Don’t be the guys attorney. Relax.
I think this guy myth-busts John Eberhart’s self proclaimed “most P&Y killer forever ever” lol
This guy isnt cocky like Eberhart either....
Definitely takes the lead of all our contacts!
@@racker7855 he also isn’t annoying like Eberhart
Whos better this guy or eberhart?
What eberhart has going for him is the Michigan factor and not owning land.At the same time I’m not disagreeing with you here lol.
Holy crap! Awesome trophy collection!
8:32 that kinda illegal to do that
That is a lot of monster deer!
Great collection I wonder how many were actually entered into Pope and Young?
U can't high fence enter them
Awesome Family Legacy
My god !!!!! This is just nuts
The taxidermy bill 😂😂
We get 1 general tag up here per year , this would be 71 years of perfect hunts
Multiple states lol
He will be on the game commissions radar after this episode...
I hope so.
If I ever win the lottery my walls will look like this.
Sick straight sick... awesome lucky man /awesome hunter
I would love to just see one of these monsters in the woods. I shot several bucks largest maybe 125 inches. His collection is freaking nuts.
Keep at it man you'll eventually get a shot.
🤣 and my wife thought I had to many out buildings🤣🤣.
He has 1 shed for his sons and on shed for himself😂😂😂 true trophy hunter there!!!
Proud to be a reed right now
I am curious what Mr Reeds business is
Very nice deer 🦌
You guys should visit David Miller in Julian West Virginia!
The two 180 plus inch buck you and your brother shot on opening day, you said you were 40 yards up in the tree. You obviously meant 40 feet which is still incredibly high. Nice work though and awesome collection
Who is this guy and why have we never heard of him....wow amazing trophy rooms
Please tell me this man is on your podcast! HOLY COW!
At some point why keep mounting them?
Y’all can see all those next spring/summer when catfish extreme in reedsville, Ohio opens back up
How many pts are in that room.😮😮
thats just incredible
Those fish are huge😳
Humbling impressive
60 deer over 160 high fence hunters there for sure.
Anyone else notice his fishing rod holder had brand new rods with the tags on it. Must have just bought them for the video
He owns catfishersman paradise and also paradise xtreme paylakes
This looks like a hunter call of the wild trophy lodge
60 deer over 160 inches in a 40-year hunting career? A 16 year old who has killed P&Y every year since age 11? Nonsense. These are atleast in part canned hunts or high fence deer farm kills.
No experienced hunter buys that he is putting in the work required to slay 160 plus inch mature deer on this sort of schedule. Even if you did put in the work, I still don't think it's in any way realistic.
You obviously never hunted/lived in Southern Ohio? A 16 year old with SEVEN P&Y bucks is not that many if you hunt decently every year and a 22 year old with 12 P&Y bucks is also not that many?? Now as far as the 60 deer over 160 inches in a 40 year long career? I’m not sure because I haven’t made it that far but its very possible if you hunt at least 2 states a year. I’m 23 with 4 P&Y and 3 Ohio Big Bucks and I’ve been hunting since I was 14, its not that hard if you’re good and know what you’re doing, ESPECIALLY if you’re in Southern Ohio. Lighten up and do some research. Hill country in Ohio (Southern Ohio/Eastern Ohio) roughly takes up 30 percent of the state and within that 30 percent theres an average of 20-35 deer per square mile as opposed to farm country which is the greater of 70 percent, theres only about 10-20, so yes, when hunting your whole life in Southern Ohio, it is very possible.
And also, its 50 deer over 150 inches, you’ve made your case worse
@@J36-f6y At precisely 4:52 he says, "I've got 60 deer over 160 inches." There's my work cited, teach. I'm not denying that they killed the deer. They may have. I question if it was fair chase and in the grind of public land and normally managed parcels like everyone else.
And yes, a 16-year-old with seven P&Y's is a lot, no matter where you are in the country. Saying "it's not that hard" is nonsense and an insult to people who have actually spent their lives chasing mature bucks. If it "weren't that hard" we wouldn't be doing it. And if it "weren't that hard" there wouldn't be a whitetail cribs episode highlighting it.
Fact is, deer density isn't the issue (20-35 psq mile). Michigan has a higher deer density than that. The issue is 160-200" deer being killed more than once per year in a normal hunting scenario that everyone here is calling BS on.
@@TheInroad so you’re saying if somebody hunts on private land which is 96 percent of Ohio, it means less than if he is on the remaining 3-4 percent of Public land in Ohio??? Most of us hunt private land and I’m not sure why you seem to think that its not fair chase? I’m sure there was a Booner at one point in time that was roaming Wayne National Forest and stepped foot on a private landowners land and got harvested, so now do you think thats not a fair chase buck?? Its not high fenced I know that much!! And you do realize that P&Y for whitetail deer is 125 inches, I hate to break it to you man but if know how to manage and hunt the right areas at the right time of the year, EVERY year...you’ll kill a P&Y buck in Ohio. I shouldn’t have said it wasn’t hard, we all know its hard, what I was saying more so that if you’re doing the right the thing and hunting smart, you’ll kill a buck no matter the size and it just so happens that here in Southern Ohio, where I’m from and where I hunt, 125 inches and greater is not an uncommon thing at all. And also take a look at the bag limits in Southern Ohio counties, compare THAT to the population OF the Southern Ohio counties and then think about the deer density. For instance Vinton County, Ohio is an amazing area for whitetail hunting. The county bag limit is 2 deer meaning you get a buck and a doe. Vinton County has literally 13,000 people within that county and its total area is roughly 415 square miles?? Thats a big area to only have a 2 deer bag limit. So basically what I’m saying is, theres a lot of deer that aren’t being harvested no matter if you’re from that county and hunt there or not. And maybe this dude is a bullshitter who honestly knows, but its the fact you think this is all impossible and bullshit, thats what I’m questioning. I know how lucky I am to be from where I am and to hunt where I hunt because I know when it comes to whitetails in Southern Ohio, we’ve naturally got it made.
Thanks for telling it like it is. Somethings not right. Now be prepared for every gullible person to tell you your just jealous
Wow he has over nine dollars in deer mounts!
Wow no wonder were all not seeing any bucks this guy done shot them all!!
Where are these guys located?
Do the mtn deer crew! Rodney Elmer and his boys bucks
I think more kentucky deer 🦌 would be great episodes
I thought he said his son hunter has shot every deer in the lungs and right after he said he shot his first deer in the neck so what is it!!!!
Yeah something is off with this guy. 60 deer over 160 inches in a 40 year hunting career? I want to know where he is hunting. Canned hunts maybe? Anyone who has been in the hunt game awhile has to look at this with suspicion.
@@TheInroad you know eberhardt will.
@@TheInroad I guarantee he will be looked into after this episode. If he's legal then no big deal but if he isn't then it was stupid of him to do this episode but I guarantee he will be looked into.
Little bit Wendy people go lifetimes without SEEING a 160 my dads hunted his hole life and daylight till dark all season and as killed three 160s u don’t kill that much then he was 120 foot high in the tree and he has killed litterally 20 boonies it looked like man he was wndy
@@mikeharryhunt1709 I know he's not a legal hunter. I have seen it with my own two eyes.
Am I the only one that wanted to hear the story on those piebald bucks??
These deer have been bought he owns a paylake some of the deer come from ky Brut buck outfitters
Interesting. While watching this I'm rolling my eyes because no hunter alive under normal circumstances is killing 60 bucks over 160 in a 40 year span. You'd be extremely lucky to kill 10.
Ya someone needs to do some math avg 2 p and y bucks a year hard to believe not trying to be a dick head but sell something believable
@@raymondcovey6461 not just P&Y but over 160”...and why is it we’ve never heard of this guy and can’t find anything online about his tactics? Silly
I say it’s very possible I’ve seen Mark Drury kill several gross booners in a single season like 4 to 6 in one season. He’s killed 2 in one week already this season. They are hunting similar areas and this guy said he hunted the one deer everyday for 15 days straight. He has a lot of money and can spend all the time he wants in some of the best areas in the world hunting and scouting for big bucks.
Most of use can’t but dream of being able to hunt all season if we want and in the best big buck areas in the world.
I say heck yeah he killed them all. He is blessed far beyond the average person and can afford it both time and money.
@@JacobSchmittDeerHuntingSchool I've heard of Drury. We all have. He is paid alot of money to hunt these puppies. Why haven't I heard a thing from the gentlemen in this video or anything about where he is hunting?
Nice. I thought I had a lot of big mature bucks on the wall, not even close to this guy’s record.
What state is this?
When your allowed 10 deer a year and dont have to work u see whats possible
In Ohio your only allowed 1 deer a year
What does this guy do for work?
Ok thanks
he owns 2 of the biggest paylakes in Ohio
Wow, jealous. I can't seam to put a pope and young.on the wall
PY doesnt recognize crossbow kills tho
Regardless of if it's in the book or not its still a pope and young caliber deer
@@gradyrobinson-shaw6079 but don't say I have XXX PY bucks...sends the wrong message. If you shot them with a crossbow just admit you use tampons too
@@jtag5432 lol would it make you feel better if he said he's shot 71 125 inch or better bucks? what's the difference? 125 or better is 125 or better. or maybe he should say he's shot more 125 inch or better deer than you.
@@jtag5432 lol