Spot And Stalk Archery Hunting Antelope In New Mexico!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- K.C. heads to New Mexico to take on the challenge of bow hunting pronghorn antelope. While hunting the plains for this elusive critter K.C. has both his spot and stalk archery skills tested as the plains lack important cover. As the week moves on and lessons are learned he gets in tight and finally gets to full draw.
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Definitely one of the most difficult and underrated hunts out there with a bow 🏹. Way to get after it guys.
Antelope are tough but so fun to chase. Great video.
So crazy how good they can see
Nice try, your left and right was spot on!! Alot of variables! Good luck!
Im on a hunt now, and crawled within 100 yards of a nice buck with 20 others. Sooo hard. Especially since decoys are not allowed on the reservation.
Man, you dudes have been crankin’ out the content! Way to go!
Love your content. Must be rough stalking pronghorn with a whole crew like that. Btw, the view at 3:06 blew your location haha.
Man you guys are awesome. I love your videos so much
Im addicted to it now but yes 75 yard shot I believe is my best bet lol
Man so close guys good try.. good luck on the next u all, one quick question have any of u ever ate a analope?? Are then any good at all? I was just curious I've herd both just seeing if u guys have.. I hunt mule deer on public land in Colorado and Wyoming seen alot of analope but never bought a tag 4 one so just wondering what they tasted like.. anyway good try guys so close 🤦🤷♂️ good luck out there stay safe and God bless. See u all on the next one
Had antelope sausage one time and it was great!
@@TheElementWild that settles it I got to try some lol
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