Incredible job John. Any experienced hunter knows what you go through. It's hard enough to simply spot and stalk let alone film it. The community truly appreciates your hard work. Thank you and your friends and family for providing this fabulous video work. Happy holidays to you and yours.
I always look forward to your walks through the woods during PA rifle. Truly awesome to see what good property management can do for the herd. The number of deer you ran into is what I imagine when the old timers talk about what the “good old days” were like. Thanks for taking the time to bring us along!
Great video as always. I like the real sense of emotion which comes through in your videos. Real people! Our camp, like you and your crew use a combination of sitting and still hunting in the big forests of British Columbia, all depending on the whitetails and conditions. Falling in the creek, getting wet, getting hung up or wacked in the face by brush, well if you haven,t had this happen then you still have a ways to go on the quest to be a bush country hunter. About the shot. That is your call, you were there experiencing it first hand. The rest of us are watching an edited video on the 52 inch. Great video sequence, loved the tension and excitement but none of us has the right to a judgement.
While it’s a true bummer that over the past 5-10 years or so, the leatherwood gang hasn’t been where/what they once were w/ the whole gang or at least 80% of the guys tagging out w/ nice bucks, but I definitely am always happy when I see my homeboy Johnny do what he does best!! I wish Shane, Hunter, Trevor, Toth, and Smith would be in more content, but John will always be the glue that held this channel’s foundation together, bringing it success!! Thanks for the video and all your time, effort, dedication, and most of all “realistic information/tips” that you have provided to many of us, especially myself on my 10 year quest after a big NJ/NY buck!! Probably would have never pulled off harvesting the three 3.5-4.5 y.o. bucks I managed to harvest in recent years after many seasons of tag soup!! Thank you John!! Keep doing your thing and I would definitely not mind helping you out in the future whether for content, helping record you so that you don’t have to be multi-tasking, or trip assistance as well. Least I can do to help and learn more from the man who single handedly made me the hunter I am today, starting at age 17 when I first found this channel.
Thanks! Yeah its been a big change the last 10 years. Toth became a father this year and Shane had his second. It's just been tough with us all to hunt together anymore. We used to put every ounce of energy into archery and rifle but we just don't have the time. And when we do it's tough with the camera. Hopefully when kids get older some of the guys might get back into it.
Sneaking up on that bruiser during your annual traditional muzzleloader video is too much for me to dream about. I sincerely hope you get that opportunity!
I have only two wishes in my life. The first is to live in an area like yours with the amount of deer you see and secondly to have your eyesight. What you see at distance is truly amazing. Always love your videos. Keep up the good work.
What a beautiful buck john... and with that drop tine off the main beam below his G2 he had it all... absolute tank of a buck... made my 8 pt this year look like a twerp
Great video! I am astounded at how well you can pick them out at those distances. I believe you may know those woods almost as well as the deer do! And your patience while filming adds to the quality exhibited. Thank you for sharing your woods with us!
As always, great video, done perfectly. Lot of Northcentral PA had no acorns, second or third year in a row. No animals in the woods there because there is no food. Very sad
Nice footage. I've been seeing lots of pa giants up here in North Central Pa. Lots of deer around. It blows my mind but tons and tons of private property and leases. So I think that's why we see all these deer. Again great footage from one filming outdoor enthusiest to another.
Great video,, you hunt like we do here on the new york pa. Line ,, other than the hunting public guys you do it the real way. , appreciate your content.
Thanks. The hunting public guys said in a podcast once that they watched our videos alot before they went to TH-cam! Zach even invited me to join them on thier first deer tour. I didn't have the time.
Love these videos.....I learn a ton of things to try and log into my brain! Thanks john......I'd love to spend some time afield with u.....especially during morel and archery seasons! Thanks for the endless effort u put in to give us quality footage!
No words, man. You most always out do your previous video(s). This video in particular, was stellar. I’ve been a follower since you launched and you’ve produced a lot of great content over the years. Now that life has dealt you a different hand and your time is limited- I’m grateful for what you do manage to get out. I know you have to balance home and outdoors, but I also know you’ll get out in late season with the smokepole. Filling a tag on this big buck with the flintlock, would be a blessing for sure. Make it happen. Thanks for putting out great homegrown content.
Thank you for sharing your great videos and wow what a great buck !!! I really enjoy watching you all at the camp !!! Awesome group of guys !!! 🙋♂️👍🦌🦌🦌🤗
That's the way it goes for me. If I'm hunting does, bucks show up. I had a spike show up and came within 5 yards of the tree that I was sitting in. I had taken a buck 2 days before and needed to fill a doe tag before going after buck #2. The spike spotted me in the stand, but couldn't make me out. The breeze was in my favor. It stood there and stomped, did head bobs and everything it could to get me to move. After a few minutes, he finally walked away down the hill. Not 10 minutes later, a 3 pointer did the same thing to me. I was whispering under my breath, "Go back in the thickets and bring out ya Momma!"
Hey John, it's been awile. You absolutely did the right thing. If your gut tells you not to shoot, then it's better to let them walk. I know that in the back of your mind you know that you will get a crack at that buck sooner or later and he will be even bigger next season, and yes he did have a drop tine on his right side. Hope you get that Monster!
I remember him as the bear guru and then he started working with PA Game Commission to decrease the number of yearling bucks being taken during the gun season. Most bucks were 1 1/2 years old when they were harvested. Now, PA is sporting some the largest racks in the Eastern US. I wonder where Alt is?
You would have made Daniel Boone proud the way you hunt and take care of your property. Enjoyed the video. You are correct about northcentral Pa. deer .
John i don't know how large that property is but it's awesome. Probably one of the best hunting properties, i 've seen. Funny thing is i tell from your excellent videos. Best wishes for a success.
i know what your going through and greatly appreciate the effort. your eyes are really trained. you amaze me every season. looking forward to your blackpowder vid.
Great video and I appreciate your efforts that you put into your videos. It’s not always about bagging the big one, it’s the experience of stalking and patience to find them
Hey John I own 270 acres here in Armstrong County PA.. that was a beauty and great catch .. Your a Class act NOT trying a low probability shot on him !! Just have a feeling your going to see him again !! Best of luck ! Shoot Straight Stay safe n Prosperous 2024 !! Great footage n story !! 😎🇺🇸
Really appreciate your time and effort into making these hunting videos. And yes, being a hunter myself, I know the effort it takes to walk on sides of the hills. I live and hunt in Garrett County Maryland. And we're in nothing but mountains. Thanks for your efforts!!!
is that the hardest way of hunting, vs tree stand or road hunting, your one of the few showing this type of hunting, seems impossible how you are able to spot them in the deep woods. A skill indeed
It's exciting but tough to get it all together without alot of ran off deer! Some would consider it for lack of better word juvenile in a beginner hunting mastery arc! It's more philosophy or preference of what the individual wants for his or her experiences! To each their own I reckon days like that are super pumped though!
Hey i know that is tough i do some of that here in the mts of TN. Love all the videos you have done over the years. The late season can bring some surprises . Ive seen and killed some nice ones well after the rut rush. Good Luck he looked like a nice buck. We still have about month left in season so ill be out some more . Have a great Christmas all the LeatherWood crew God Bless!
Thanks! I replayed that scenario all night thinking what I could've done differently. I really don't think there was much else I could do. Hopefully see him in flintlock season.
I remember back in the early 2000's ish right in the height of rifle season November in Missouri it got unseasonably Hot and it didn't even feel like deer season at all. So I drove my truck out into the middle of the CRP climbed up in the bed of the truck and sat my butt down on a beer cooler. I know don't judge, I wasn't drinking and hunting but that was the only thing I had to sit on. On top of not seeing a single deer, not even a doe and I wouldn't have shot a deer even if one came out. The horse flies were absolutely brutal and I finally went back to deer camp and broke into that cold beer cooler. That was one of the worst deer seasons that I can ever remember.
Lol, we talked about that one night. It's not that we are afraid of blood. It's just we don't want to clean blood up on all our equipment and vehicles from all the handling.
My goodness I don’t know how you do it lol. I walked miles and miles and miles this rifle season and got my butt kicked. Toughest rifle season I’ve had. Great archery season I passed on 3 shooters in one week hunting for a specific target buck. 4 encounters with him no shots. Best of luck in late season from South central pa john.
I've put on lots of miles and it's all about being in the right place at the right time. Most of it is getting to know the property your hunting. Took me years but each year changes a tad bit when habitat changes.
@@Leatherwoodoutdoors2 always look forward to your videos. The thing that sets your videos apart from other hunting videos is you’re not just showing deer and killing. You’re showing techniques and teaching.
I have seen a doe with its head flat down as a hunter walked by her. The hunter was only 30 yds away. As the hunter got further away, the doe got up and went the other way.
Awesome video John! I appreciate the effort and time you put in to make these videos.Wow! you guys are covered up in doe there! That is crazy! Just curious, how much property do you hunt there? How far away was that buck do you think? That is one hell of a zoom you have! What camera is that? Is your rifle season just two weeks?
Thanks! we do have way too many doe. we have about 275 acres. but not all of it is the best hunting. I believe he was around 100 yards away if not a tad bit further. my camera is a sony ax-100 and they dont make it anymore unfortunately . yes its just two weeks.
Awesome! That is a pretty good chunk of land. We have about 200, but we only hunt about 100 of it. We have a lot of fields. Thanks for the response John, and good luck the rest of the year. Would love to see you get that old bruiser!@@Leatherwoodoutdoors2
So last couple year's I've taken in your circling around on them. And usually works as long as I have a idea of where they're going to head. Being I've been hunting a property now since 2012. And it usually works.
John don't know if you have onX or if you could take a screen shot of the property on google maps but if you did that you could show the viewers what you are doing out there. What your thought process is, why you are walking where you are walking and could go through showing what you did once you bumped the first time. Just at thought
@@Leatherwoodoutdoors2 Think it would be a good segment, most hunters when they bump a buck think it's over for that buck. You could use the map show where you bumped it, where you anticipated it would go and why, and why you went the direction you went.
I shot a doe last day, I couldn't tell how big she was all I knew is she was the smallest of the two. She ended up being big, so that other one musta been a monster
Its absolutely fun to walk em up,fun in a more engaging and adrenaline filled over traditional sittting! Even more so when you win of course! Ive done it with bow,gun deer and turkey plenty! Good times,still attempt still hunting too just not like i did in younger days. There are ways to spook less deer and win the game more inline with keeping them around to win more games imo! Sane game different methods though. Nice deer though. 140-150class ? Idk but beams looked long,4" brows,9" g2? 6" g4 on left? Nice 9 or does he have a g4 on left? Just talking lol or bsin with my opinion of deer and methods but that way is excitement when your in em. gg's
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John Royer has the eyes of an eagle. Great footage as always!
Incredible job John. Any experienced hunter knows what you go through. It's hard enough to simply spot and stalk let alone film it. The community truly appreciates your hard work. Thank you and your friends and family for providing this fabulous video work. Happy holidays to you and yours.
Thank you!
I always look forward to your walks through the woods during PA rifle. Truly awesome to see what good property management can do for the herd. The number of deer you ran into is what I imagine when the old timers talk about what the “good old days” were like. Thanks for taking the time to bring us along!
Thanks! Hopefully i can see him in late season!
Awesome video john good hunters dont take bad shots great job holding off you will get your shot hope the next deer season brings success !!
Thanks!
Great video as always. I like the real sense of emotion which comes through in your videos. Real people! Our camp, like you and your crew use a combination of sitting and still hunting in the big forests of British Columbia, all depending on the whitetails and conditions. Falling in the creek, getting wet, getting hung up or wacked in the face by brush, well if you haven,t had this happen then you still have a ways to go on the quest to be a bush country hunter. About the shot. That is your call, you were there experiencing it first hand. The rest of us are watching an edited video on the 52 inch. Great video sequence, loved the tension and excitement but none of us has the right to a judgement.
Great video man. Nobody else is putting out videos like this. You're definitely putting in a lot of work to make these videos. We love it.
Thank you.
John, You are a very very good hunter! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Thank you!
While it’s a true bummer that over the past 5-10 years or so, the leatherwood gang hasn’t been where/what they once were w/ the whole gang or at least 80% of the guys tagging out w/ nice bucks, but I definitely am always happy when I see my homeboy Johnny do what he does best!! I wish Shane, Hunter, Trevor, Toth, and Smith would be in more content, but John will always be the glue that held this channel’s foundation together, bringing it success!!
Thanks for the video and all your time, effort, dedication, and most of all “realistic information/tips” that you have provided to many of us, especially myself on my 10 year quest after a big NJ/NY buck!! Probably would have never pulled off harvesting the three 3.5-4.5 y.o. bucks I managed to harvest in recent years after many seasons of tag soup!!
Thank you John!!
Keep doing your thing and I would definitely not mind helping you out in the future whether for content, helping record you so that you don’t have to be multi-tasking, or trip assistance as well. Least I can do to help and learn more from the man who single handedly made me the hunter I am today, starting at age 17 when I first found this channel.
Thanks! Yeah its been a big change the last 10 years. Toth became a father this year and Shane had his second. It's just been tough with us all to hunt together anymore. We used to put every ounce of energy into archery and rifle but we just don't have the time. And when we do it's tough with the camera. Hopefully when kids get older some of the guys might get back into it.
Sneaking up on that bruiser during your annual traditional muzzleloader video is too much for me to dream about. I sincerely hope you get that opportunity!
I just want a trail cam picture or his sheds. To see him in person again almost seems to be asking too much lol.
I have only two wishes in my life. The first is to live in an area like yours with the amount of deer you see and secondly to have your eyesight. What you see at distance is truly amazing. Always love your videos. Keep up the good work.
What a beautiful buck john... and with that drop tine off the main beam below his G2 he had it all... absolute tank of a buck... made my 8 pt this year look like a twerp
Thanks John. I've been watching for years. Your hard work and camera skills are appreciated.
Thank you!
Great video! I am astounded at how well you can pick them out at those distances. I believe you may know those woods almost as well as the deer do! And your patience while filming adds to the quality exhibited.
Thank you for sharing your woods with us!
What a great buck! It's awesome just to see bucks like that when you are lucky and privileged enough. Thanks for sharing this awesome video!
As always, great video, done perfectly. Lot of Northcentral PA had no acorns, second or third year in a row. No animals in the woods there because there is no food. Very sad
Nice footage. I've been seeing lots of pa giants up here in North Central Pa. Lots of deer around. It blows my mind but tons and tons of private property and leases. So I think that's why we see all these deer. Again great footage from one filming outdoor enthusiest to another.
Thanks!
@@Leatherwoodoutdoors2 your most welcome. Maybe we'll cross paths hunting the same area
Johnny he had a drop on his right side wow what a buck !!! Hope you can catch up to him in the future.
Great greay hunt hopefully you see him during flintlock
Thanks man, I appreciate all your hard work. I know what it’s like to walk and stalk all day. Can’t wait for one of your flint season vids.
Great job, John! Thanks for putting in the hard work you do to bring us these fine videos.
Great video,, you hunt like we do here on the new york pa. Line ,, other than the hunting public guys you do it the real way. , appreciate your content.
Thanks. The hunting public guys said in a podcast once that they watched our videos alot before they went to TH-cam! Zach even invited me to join them on thier first deer tour. I didn't have the time.
@@Leatherwoodoutdoors2 thats awsome and a real complment to your abilities
That’s awesome. I wish I had eyes like you in the woods. Great video as always.
That drop tine was sick!! What a brute!!
John you make some of the best hunting video on TH-cam and we appreciate that you pass your knowledge onto us young hunters to learn
Love these videos.....I learn a ton of things to try and log into my brain!
Thanks john......I'd love to spend some time afield with u.....especially during morel and archery seasons!
Thanks for the endless effort u put in to give us quality footage!
Been watching your videos for a couple years really thought i had already subscribed 😅 i am now thanks for putting out great videos
No words, man.
You most always out do your previous video(s). This video in particular, was stellar. I’ve been a follower since you launched and you’ve produced a lot of great content over the years. Now that life has dealt you a different hand and your time is limited- I’m grateful for what you do manage to get out. I know you have to balance home and outdoors, but I also know you’ll get out in late season with the smokepole. Filling a tag on this big buck with the flintlock, would be a blessing for sure. Make it happen. Thanks for putting out great homegrown content.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing your great videos and wow what a great buck !!! I really enjoy watching you all at the camp !!! Awesome group of guys !!! 🙋♂️👍🦌🦌🦌🤗
You have the BEST videos out there on TH-cam!!!! Crystal clear1 good luck, I hope you bag that big one! He’s a brute!
Thank you! If not I hope to find his sheds.
👍👍great job as always. Appreciate all your videos, thanks John.
That's the way it goes for me. If I'm hunting does, bucks show up. I had a spike show up and came within 5 yards of the tree that I was sitting in. I had taken a buck 2 days before and needed to fill a doe tag before going after buck #2. The spike spotted me in the stand, but couldn't make me out. The breeze was in my favor. It stood there and stomped, did head bobs and everything it could to get me to move. After a few minutes, he finally walked away down the hill. Not 10 minutes later, a 3 pointer did the same thing to me. I was whispering under my breath, "Go back in the thickets and bring out ya Momma!"
Hey John, it's been awile. You absolutely did the right thing. If your gut tells you not to shoot, then it's better to let them walk. I know that in the back of your mind you know that you will get a crack at that buck sooner or later and he will be even bigger next season, and yes he did have a drop tine on his right side. Hope you get that Monster!
Thanks!
Awesome spot and stalk to catch on camera ! You know the woods well good eyes too ! Thanks !
Dr Gary alt would be proud of the bucks he helped create
I remember him as the bear guru and then he started working with PA Game Commission to decrease the number of yearling bucks being taken during the gun season. Most bucks were 1 1/2 years old when they were harvested. Now, PA is sporting some the largest racks in the Eastern US. I wonder where Alt is?
John: You do a great job even when you don't connect with a deer kill. I've been watching for years. Keep it up. I live in Canada.
Thank you! Glad you enjoy the videos!
Incredible encounter John! Hope he holds onto his antlers long enough for you to get a shot at him in flintlock season!
Thanks Aaron! Hopefully I can get out while there's snow.
You would have made Daniel Boone proud the way you hunt and take care of your property. Enjoyed the video. You are correct about northcentral Pa. deer .
John i don't know how large that property is but it's awesome. Probably one of the best hunting properties, i 've seen. Funny thing is i tell from your excellent videos. Best wishes for a success.
i know what your going through and greatly appreciate the effort.
your eyes are really trained. you amaze me every season. looking forward to your blackpowder vid.
Thanks!
That’s some great footage that’s a great buck
That's a nice buck! Great video as always!
Thanks!
What you put into your Videos Jonn are just beyond Amazing,i watch every video i can of yours and just admire your skills and all you put into it!
Thank you!
With the camera it seemed like you could get one thru there, but the perspective is way different. Fun stuff!
For sure!
Great video and I appreciate your efforts that you put into your videos. It’s not always about bagging the big one, it’s the experience of stalking and patience to find them
Hey John I own 270 acres here in Armstrong County PA.. that was a beauty and great catch .. Your a Class act NOT trying a low probability shot on him !! Just have a feeling your going to see him again !! Best of luck ! Shoot Straight Stay safe n Prosperous 2024 !! Great footage n story !! 😎🇺🇸
Thank you!
Really appreciate your time and effort into making these hunting videos. And yes, being a hunter myself, I know the effort it takes to walk on sides of the hills. I live and hunt in Garrett County Maryland. And we're in nothing but mountains. Thanks for your efforts!!!
Crazy good content. Unbelievable how many deer you have up there
Thanks!
Love the videos!!
U and your channel got me interested in deer hunting
That's great!
is that the hardest way of hunting, vs tree stand or road hunting, your one of the few showing this type of hunting, seems impossible how you are able to spot them in the deep woods. A skill indeed
It's exciting but tough to get it all together without alot of ran off deer! Some would consider it for lack of better word juvenile in a beginner hunting mastery arc! It's more philosophy or preference of what the individual wants for his or her experiences!
To each their own I reckon days like that are super pumped though!
We appreciate the work you put into the videos! Thanks and God bless this Christmas.
Thank you!
Hey i know that is tough i do some of that here in the mts of TN. Love all the videos you have done over the years. The late season can bring some surprises . Ive seen and killed some nice ones well after the rut rush. Good Luck he looked like a nice buck. We still have about month left in season so ill be out some more . Have a great Christmas all the LeatherWood crew God Bless!
Keep it up you all are doing a great job
Thanks!
Awesome video as usual!
Thanks!
John your videos awesome.
Thanks! Glad you liked the video!
Keep up the great job, excellent videos
Your videos are always a joy to watch, I admire your hard work, discipline and knowledge. Thanks for making these videos
Thank you. Youre welcome!
Outstanding John, id say 100% you killed him with the camera. I was like "come onnnn pull the trigger" the whole time lol
Thanks! I replayed that scenario all night thinking what I could've done differently. I really don't think there was much else I could do. Hopefully see him in flintlock season.
I remember back in the early 2000's ish right in the height of rifle season November in Missouri it got unseasonably Hot and it didn't even feel like deer season at all. So I drove my truck out into the middle of the CRP climbed up in the bed of the truck and sat my butt down on a beer cooler. I know don't judge, I wasn't drinking and hunting but that was the only thing I had to sit on. On top of not seeing a single deer, not even a doe and I wouldn't have shot a deer even if one came out. The horse flies were absolutely brutal and I finally went back to deer camp and broke into that cold beer cooler. That was one of the worst deer seasons that I can ever remember.
That would be a rough deer season.
How the hell you see those deer!! Very impressive.
I know my woods very well. That's all I can say.
That is an absolute beaut of a rifle. One you should never get rid of. Remington 700 BDL!!
Looks like a wintering yard.
Yep!
Great video
Wow he was a nice buck
Absolutely love your videos. Shame you couldn't get off a shot on that bruiser. I've been watching your videos for years. You never disappoint.
That yinz dude doubled up on the gloves!😂 Scared of a little blood are ya
Lol, we talked about that one night. It's not that we are afraid of blood. It's just we don't want to clean blood up on all our equipment and vehicles from all the handling.
Great Video!! And THANK YOU for actually HUNTING and not sitting in a Tree Stand or Heated Blind POT HUNTING!!! You actually HUNT!!!
Thanks! I prefer to still hunt but hunting in a heated shanty is good for opening day for video at least.
My goodness I don’t know how you do it lol. I walked miles and miles and miles this rifle season and got my butt kicked. Toughest rifle season I’ve had. Great archery season I passed on 3 shooters in one week hunting for a specific target buck. 4 encounters with him no shots. Best of luck in late season from South central pa john.
I've put on lots of miles and it's all about being in the right place at the right time. Most of it is getting to know the property your hunting. Took me years but each year changes a tad bit when habitat changes.
@@Leatherwoodoutdoors2 always look forward to your videos. The thing that sets your videos apart from other hunting videos is you’re not just showing deer and killing. You’re showing techniques and teaching.
Where is Ron!!!!!! Give him his own camera
Nice video John ! You did all that walking to walk off the little Debbie cake diet from opening day …
Hahaha yep! thanks!
Merry Christmas
Nice rifle
Thanks!
I have seen a doe with its head flat down as a hunter walked by her. The hunter was only 30 yds away. As the hunter got further away, the doe got up and went the other way.
Sorry!!! commented on wrong video, my apologies Sir!
Johnny, nice buck too bad no shot but just think how much sweeter if you get him with the flintlock !!
Awesome video John! I appreciate the effort and time you put in to make these videos.Wow! you guys are covered up in doe there! That is crazy! Just curious, how much property do you hunt there? How far away was that buck do you think? That is one hell of a zoom you have! What camera is that? Is your rifle season just two weeks?
Thanks! we do have way too many doe. we have about 275 acres. but not all of it is the best hunting. I believe he was around 100 yards away if not a tad bit further. my camera is a sony ax-100 and they dont make it anymore unfortunately . yes its just two weeks.
Awesome! That is a pretty good chunk of land. We have about 200, but we only hunt about 100 of it. We have a lot of fields. Thanks for the response John, and good luck the rest of the year. Would love to see you get that old bruiser!@@Leatherwoodoutdoors2
So last couple year's I've taken in your circling around on them. And usually works as long as I have a idea of where they're going to head. Being I've been hunting a property now since 2012. And it usually works.
Yep, you have to know your property well and where you know deer like to hide in it.
Dang alot of deer
Only loaded 2 bullets?
Yep
Hopefully he made it through. What a toad!
Its almost impossible to get a deer take on camera. Especially a big buck. just getting one on camera during the season is a miracle. it is very hard.
How many acres do you guys own and hunt since you walk around and see all them deer
Around 275. But we only hunt 2/3 of it. The other 1/3 is fields or not good hunting.
Nice property, lots of high stem count areas, cuts, edges etc.
How much property do you have? Is it a family property or a hunting camp? Great videos keep them coming!!!!
John don't know if you have onX or if you could take a screen shot of the property on google maps but if you did that you could show the viewers what you are doing out there. What your thought process is, why you are walking where you are walking and could go through showing what you did once you bumped the first time. Just at thought
I don't have on x but I could use Google earth. Might do that some some time.
@@Leatherwoodoutdoors2 Think it would be a good segment, most hunters when they bump a buck think it's over for that buck. You could use the map show where you bumped it, where you anticipated it would go and why, and why you went the direction you went.
What County are you guys hunting?
Great video!!! What camera do you use?
Thanks. Sony ax-100
I shot a doe last day, I couldn't tell how big she was all I knew is she was the smallest of the two. She ended up being big, so that other one musta been a monster
Congrats on the doe!
I've had that exact knife since the 80's. Hard to beat the quality. John, y'all are covered up in does. Are they legal all season.
They are legal during the whole two week rifle season.
Its absolutely fun to walk em up,fun in a more engaging and adrenaline filled over traditional sittting! Even more so when you win of course!
Ive done it with bow,gun deer and turkey plenty! Good times,still attempt still hunting too just not like i did in younger days.
There are ways to spook less deer and win the game more inline with keeping them around to win more games imo! Sane game different methods though.
Nice deer though. 140-150class ? Idk but beams looked long,4" brows,9" g2? 6" g4 on left? Nice 9 or does he have a g4 on left? Just talking lol or bsin with my opinion of deer and methods but that way is excitement when your in em. gg's
I'm guessing him to be in the 150's.
What kind of camera(s) are you using? Thanks
A Sony ax-100
Don’t hit bone with those sst’s. They make a mess. Lol
I live in kentucky. I don't see 5 deer a year
14 point
How’d Ron do this year?
just one doe
John I’m with ya, no way do you want to take a chance and wound that buck! Too risky. Not worth it imo. Too much respect for those mature deer
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Have any more blaze hats
Not currently but hope to change that.
if its a legal buck to harvest in your state, up to you! What's up with the location, did you have permission where you shot the deer?
How much land do you have to hunt?
About 275.