Thanks for the great video. There's an awesome pizza place in Salida my wife and I found called Moonlight Pizza and Brew Pup. We're originally from New England and between Boston and NY, we feel like we have some good comparisons for pizza quality LOL. Anyway, great place to spend an evening, have a few beers, and regroup to go back into the mountains.
What an amazing adventure! I'd like to congratulate you on an absolutely terrific buck, an unbelievable hunt and somehow capturing it all on video. Truly awesome. Also, happy anniversary. I hope to have my wife join me on one of my back country hunts. Best of luck to you both this year. Take care. Bryce
BMCBryce thanks a lot. I feel really lucky to have my wife out there. She is a stud and there’s nothing like being successful with her being a part of it all
Congrats! I talked to you guys right before you dropped into the basin to retrieve him. I love that country and know really how hard you guys worked for that buck. A down year but you guys came out with a stud for sure!
Skyler Finch I remember that. Hopefully it didn’t screw that day up for you diving into that basin. Hard country for sure. Thanks for watching! Good luck this season
This is an awesome video guys. Im going on my first high country early season muley hunt this year. Im really looking forward to it. Congrats on a fun hunt and a great buck!!!
Thank you for turning that rack upside down on your pack. There are rifle deer seasons going on at high altitude during archery season. The rifle hunters have to wear orange, but you don't and that rack standing up on your pack could definitely lead to some unwanted attention from a rifle hunter. Even better would have been to carry some orange cloth/flagging to put on your pack for the hike out. Great buck, BTW. Do you regret not going after those deer so close to camp the first morning?
I wish I had better opportunities at those deer. They never bedded in areas we found to be stalkable. I thought I could wait for a better opportunity but the deer was not very consistent on where it wanted to be. Also it got a lot of foot activity from sheep and rutting elk
Well done on the hunt and video! Way to stick with it and spend time hunting hard with your wife. DIY is what separates the hunters from the wannabes. Would you mind sharing what you are filming with? I’ve made videos from my phone but I’d like to upgrade.
Thanks for watching and for reaching out. This hunt was filmed on a Panasonic GH4 with a 28-300 lens. We are have since upgraded but generally using the same setup in the sony lineup.
Yes. He might be close to 200”. He was a smart buck though. Never in the same spot twice. We came out to glass him up from the same spot the next day and he was 100 yds from us and we spooked him. I wanted him bad but he was hard to figure out and those sheep moved through and messed it all up a couple days later
DIY Out West YW - If u want to check out some Texas Bowhunting, click on my channel. We have the advantage here in Texas in that my bow hunting season never ends. Thanks for sharing the hunt. Loved it.
I believe I was suing the Kudu points when I did that hunt. It’s a two blade single bevel. I have recently moved on to a two blade with bleeder setup from iron will broadheads
Chet Eliason we used the vortex camera adapter system attached to a 50mm lens on our GH4. I don’t believe the adapter system by vortex is made anymore but we got some use out of it. We are going to all phoneskope now. A lot easier and lighter
Oh for sure. I had one. Just not on that trip. I make sure to check now every time. I’ll make some other dumb mistake again I’m sure. Lucky it didn’t keep us stranded too long
ryenthal sorry if this was your area. Very popular trailhead and never wanted to go back so personally wasn’t worried about. Understand you being frustrated if this is one of your spots. Too busy and popular for us to want to go back
Thanks for the great video. There's an awesome pizza place in Salida my wife and I found called Moonlight Pizza and Brew Pup. We're originally from New England and between Boston and NY, we feel like we have some good comparisons for pizza quality LOL. Anyway, great place to spend an evening, have a few beers, and regroup to go back into the mountains.
"That's Mtn House fighting back" Haha love it! Great film.
Wow, what a hunt! Congrats on that buck too 👍
Sick vid guys... great country, great buck. And congratulations on 5 years..!!
Jay B thanks man. It was a treat to spend time out there for our anniversary. I thought I had used up all my luck on that day 5 years ago!
Very cool buck! Great looking country as well. Congrats and thanks for sharing!
Just stumbled on your video. Nicely done and great buck!
Loved and subbed team, really enjoyed this story. What a way to celebrate 5 years married. May you repeat this until 50 years 🤙👍👌
4:29 ...Best part of the film :-)
That was awesome video!
Congrats on a great buck!
What an amazing adventure! I'd like to congratulate you on an absolutely terrific buck, an unbelievable hunt and somehow capturing it all on video. Truly awesome.
Also, happy anniversary. I hope to have my wife join me on one of my back country hunts. Best of luck to you both this year. Take care. Bryce
BMCBryce thanks a lot. I feel really lucky to have my wife out there. She is a stud and there’s nothing like being successful with her being a part of it all
Congrats! I talked to you guys right before you dropped into the basin to retrieve him. I love that country and know really how hard you guys worked for that buck. A down year but you guys came out with a stud for sure!
Skyler Finch I remember that. Hopefully it didn’t screw that day up for you diving into that basin. Hard country for sure. Thanks for watching! Good luck this season
Incredible footage guys, can’t wait to do my first high country hunt next year. Congrats on the buck!
Great hunt & video capturing the trails of archery hunting. New subscriber!
i-VideoWildlife KellyCox thanks a ton. We will have more to come for sure
This is an awesome video guys. Im going on my first high country early season muley hunt this year. Im really looking forward to it. Congrats on a fun hunt and a great buck!!!
SCliving Outdoors thanks a ton! Love being able to share it and spend time in the best of Gods creation with a camera in hand. We feel lucky!
Great job and awesome video. Glad you found him. Curious as to where the shot hit. I lost the buck of my life last year in CO. Devastating
great video and buck congrats
Sick video man! You’re a lucky man to have a wife who wants to go on a hunting trip for an anniversary lol. Keep up the good stuff man
carter riecks hey! Thanks a ton. I feel very blessed to have her in my life. She is as tough as nails. Thanks for watching the adventure!
Awesome video!
Good job on a beautiful animal. Way to keep after it.
Love this video so much!!!
Great job guys! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you for turning that rack upside down on your pack. There are rifle deer seasons going on at high altitude during archery season. The rifle hunters have to wear orange, but you don't and that rack standing up on your pack could definitely lead to some unwanted attention from a rifle hunter. Even better would have been to carry some orange cloth/flagging to put on your pack for the hike out. Great buck, BTW. Do you regret not going after those deer so close to camp the first morning?
I wish I had better opportunities at those deer. They never bedded in areas we found to be stalkable. I thought I could wait for a better opportunity but the deer was not very consistent on where it wanted to be. Also it got a lot of foot activity from sheep and rutting elk
Well done on the hunt and video! Way to stick with it and spend time hunting hard with your wife. DIY is what separates the hunters from the wannabes. Would you mind sharing what you are filming with? I’ve made videos from my phone but I’d like to upgrade.
Thanks for watching and for reaching out. This hunt was filmed on a Panasonic GH4 with a 28-300 lens. We are have since upgraded but generally using the same setup in the sony lineup.
Cool hunt.
You've got astonishing stuff listed here.
Amazing looking country. Way to back out and let him expire.
Jared Thomas always hard to back out. But it’s always smart to do if you aren’t positive about the shot. Thanks for watching!
3:25 - "So much country and we're just going to let them be..." and your panning to a 200" deer. I think I would be planning my stock at that point.
Yes. He might be close to 200”. He was a smart buck though. Never in the same spot twice. We came out to glass him up from the same spot the next day and he was 100 yds from us and we spooked him. I wanted him bad but he was hard to figure out and those sheep moved through and messed it all up a couple days later
Thanks for watching
DIY Out West YW - If u want to check out some Texas Bowhunting, click on my channel. We have the advantage here in Texas in that my bow hunting season never ends. Thanks for sharing the hunt. Loved it.
Might have heard a couple words that entire video. Not sure if it's my device or your audio in the video. But great buck anyways
Billy Schemensky sorry about that. It seems to work on my speakers but we are definitely figuring things out as we go. Thanks for watching
Can you please tell me what broadheads you use.
I believe I was suing the Kudu points when I did that hunt. It’s a two blade single bevel. I have recently moved on to a two blade with bleeder setup from iron will broadheads
Nice job
What Camera Adapter are you using?
Chet Eliason we used the vortex camera adapter system attached to a 50mm lens on our GH4. I don’t believe the adapter system by vortex is made anymore but we got some use out of it. We are going to all phoneskope now. A lot easier and lighter
Awesome!!!!!
You should definitely invest in basic tools to keep in your pickup. Nothing worse than being stranded out in the middle of nowhere for something silly
Oh for sure. I had one. Just not on that trip. I make sure to check now every time. I’ll make some other dumb mistake again I’m sure. Lucky it didn’t keep us stranded too long
You should cut out all the scenery pics I know right where your at. No need to blast areas on the internet
ryenthal sorry if this was your area. Very popular trailhead and never wanted to go back so personally wasn’t worried about. Understand you being frustrated if this is one of your spots. Too busy and popular for us to want to go back