BSY | LATE SEASON MULE DEER HUNT | S3E62
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- DAY 2! We apologize for the loss of footage and the hard drive failure. The rut is definitely starting to kick! hopefully Eric will have some more luck in the coming days.
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Our apologies for the lost footage. In the last 5 years of doing this it has only happened twice thankfully. Regardless, we only lost one day and we move forward. These late season mule deer hunts are a ton of fun and we're optimistic that we'll get into some good rutting action. Stick with us as we hope to fill 3 buck tags!
Wait u drew from a hat did ur tags not have names on them so anyone could use them can u explain did u buy them over the counter or like land owner tags ?
Oh yeah nothing like some rocky mountain mule deer hunting! Always one of my favorite series to watch from you guys! Wish you guys the best of luck! BTW Logan those fish and chips looks so good! Awesome video!
So freaking awesome to see you all together in Colorado again! This is always my favorite hunt where you are all together, aside from you mentoring your little ones. Those are my very favorite, but I really missed seeing you guys in Colorado together last year! The original day by day. Heck yeah!
I have a story! I was elk hunting in North Dakota with a cow tag and came across a bull that someone had shot in the back foot and lower jaw. It was a day or 2 from starving to death or dying of dehydration. After 12 calls to different local game wardens I finally got the go ahead to end its suffering. I was able to end its pain and harvest all the meat. The game warden came out and met us and gave me a salvage tag so I didn’t have to use my once in a lifetime tag on it! He also hauled everything to my pickup on his atv so we had zero pack out. I ended up deciding not to harvest a cow as I already had 2 elk in the freezer from that season and did not need more meat or have room for it.
I love that even though you guys wake up with bad news and all, in the blink of an eye your PHA
Is still off the charts!
Nicely done Logan, and that tartar sauce is the best! Dang now I'm hungry for fish and chips!
Happy new year guys. I love to see all of you hunting together. I love this video. Send me some of that fish that you cooked Logan.
Before ONx maps were available we were hunting in the desert one year and it was foggy and overcast. We came up to this fence line that had no markings but thought it was for diverting wild elk away from the highway or some sort. We seen a herd of elk running with one that seemed to be wounded in the back so my buddy decided to shoot at it- luckily he didn't hit her because shortly after they passed a truck came up right behind them and yelled at us saying these are domestic elk!
so luckily the bullet didn't connect. Very thankful for OnX maps !
I’ve never had that kind of problem with a taxidermist. I guess that is because I’ve never been able shoot anything that would not get me laughed at by a taxidermist! Hahaha!!
Nice to see all of you guys together hunting again.
ROCKING THE C-HAWKS, I think I like you more now LOL
Logan is killing it with the halibut. I just finished dinner and my mouth is watering, great job. Awesome video.
Been there done that! I finished off a nice 24” muley in Wyoming years ago that was gimping around on a front shoulder. Not a giant but it sure felt good to put an animal down which was in bad shape. I’d do it again in a heart beat. Much respect man!! Keep it up boys!
Also this year I had two mule deer bucks. One maybe 185” the other was completely wrapped up in about 50’ of baling twine. I passed on the bigger buck feeling it was the right thing to do. My buck (which you could not see any antlers as they were completely covered in twine) turned out to be a nice mature wide 4x3. Did the right thing in my mind and still ended up with a trophy!!
2013 I drew a branch bull tag for WA state. Found a 300 or so 6x6 that appeared to have a broken hind leg. Watched him for 2 days looking for a bigger bull, day 3 I harvested that bull, it couldn’t run, upon butchering it had been shot by a bow hunter. The bone had grown over the arrow, but I harvested him because I knew he wouldn’t make it through the winter. Meat was good, that’s my main reason for hunting. It also took me 9 years to draw that tag, so hopefully I’ll draw it again and get one of the bigger bulls in that unit. Thanks for sharing your journey
Years ago after the season was over I was out on patrol and came across a blacktail forked horn (two point for you guys 😂). One of his back legs was shattered at the ankle. He looked for sure like coyote fodder. He could barely move. I could have legally put him down but for some reason I couldn't bring myself to do it. Two years later, during season, just up the ridge a couple hundred yards, I took a heavy antlered 4x3. You guessed it, same ankle, fused mass of healed bone. No doubt it was the same buck. They are tough and resilient.
Yes Casey, I hav been in your boots. I was muzzleloader Elk hunting came across a 4 point i jumped that had been shot in the knee and was swollen. It tried to run but went down as it pivoted to run. Like you i opted to harvest.
Amazing shots . Pretty sick stuff right there ....
Sweet hat! Don't sweat it logiebear lol better luck this year!
I was late archery hunting this year and there was a three legged deer I went after. Couldn’t close the distance but saw a big buck with him.
Yes came across something like this archery hunting one year tiny little spike but I decided I would take it anyway. Great call
U said sorry very professionally love u guys
40 years ago I tagged my first deer...a spike drop tine who was limping badly. I remember telling my dad I just felt bad for him struggling across the sage flats. Couldn’t be prouder, many deer later, of that little buck.
Yall are amazing to follow
Such a great hunt I'm so excited for the rest
I always will finish off a wounded deer and tag him/ her
I’ve never dealt with any taxidermists before but that’s one thing I fear if I ever get animal that’s worth mounting. They better not mess things up or lose it. That would be a very sad day.
I hope some nice bucks turn up for you all. Bummer about the lost footage. Logan made some yummy looking fish. Talk about an awesome dinner. He spoiled you all.
Thanks for taking us along. Take care, see ya :)
No need at all to apologize young man, except for that hat. GO PACKERS!!! Watch every episode, love the content gentlemen!
Good to see Logan’s camera is working and not the clicking sound of death that we last heard the last time he was behind the camera!!🤣
Backup is so important, good for you bud.
1 small tip; add 1 to 2 egg Yoaks, to the batter, it make a huge difference in the crunch.
I have found, it works great on fish or Mushrooms.
Logan don’t worry about the list footage, you definitely made up for it on dinner!
Logan your fish looks delicious good job. I think we as Hunter's try to do our diligence to kill wounded animals from suffering.👍
Thats definitely the right call doesn't hurt hes pretty nice mature buck too! Ur a great one thats a real hunter i commend u sir u got the best values my dad always taught me that as well
Sure have. I shot a 53pound AZ javelina 8 years ago and I am still waiting for the mount!!
Use social media to put them on blast
@@outdooraddictiontv5325 gonna have too. It's bullshit that you have to wait that many years for your trophy. What fucking jip
Taxidermy lol sent a 12 point red stag to a guy with 2.5k he did a runner., so I now do my own lol cheers guys 👍🍻happy new year guys 🇦🇺
I can’t believe a taxidermist would do something like that. They deal with so many different hunters you wouldn’t think they would take the chance to be so dishonest. Keep up the good work guys. Love these videos.
I had a great experience with the taxidermist I use when I got my 11 point white tail that scored 156 3/8 in
I've had 3 animals mounted by a guy that did it in his garage for a fraction of the cost and time. The oldest one is 20 years old and still looks as good now as it did when I picked it up. Just amazing work. The key is to find one of those guys. I lost his phone number and have been unable to get ahold of anyone that knows him. There's no way i'd trust anyone with a huge deposit on a job that may be a year and half out. Way to much to go wrong there.
Casey you're a class act! I hope after that hint you get your carving. If you dont I hope you out the guy.
Years ago the taxidermist I took my stuff to suddenly passed away. Everything that was in his shop was auctioned off. Luckily I didn’t have anything there at the time but my brother in law had a bear there getting rugged. He never got it back.
As sportsman well a real sportsman it’s our duty I think any ways good call Casey
It's here lets go!
No problem with the lost footage. Your other camera work this season makes up for it :)
Never had any taxidermy issues. I use Exclusively Animals by Steve Smith. Excellent work. Have a house full of mounts to prove it.
This happened to someone I know. He hunted the late blacktail deer hunt in Oregon. After a day back in he was returning to his truck when he spotted a buck. Turns out the buck had a smashed nose. After shooting it it was obvious that a cat had tried to kill it. The buck was not going to make it through the winter. Just the right thing to do.
I’ve always heard horror stories, but I have only had great experiences with two separate taxidermists in oregon.
Yeah I and a few people I know have had similar experiences with taxidermist. Most of them in Africa but also here in Australia. 👍 🇦🇺
I agree with you guys. Save the meat!
Very true about the taxidermist, my dad shot a white turkey back in 04 or 05 and never could get ahold of the guy again.
Absolutely have too I have done it twice in my career both small bucks.
When I was young, maybe 13-14 years old. My dad and I were out hunting and were up on a ridge, we heard a shot on the next ridge over. We looked to see if we could see what they got. We saw two guys go down and get to this bear they had shot. We watched them for awhile and saw them cut off a paw or claws and take some pictures then they just left it there. My dad, knowing my grandpa had a tag, went and told my grandpa about it and they decided to put my grandpa’s tag on it and we packed it out.
Well I too have had the taxidermist rip off. I dropped off three mallards and an amazing multi brach piece of driftwood. First he offers to buy the driftwood but I said no thanks I want it for the mount.... 18 months later he tells me that the three mallards and the driftwood have gone missing.... never heard from him again!!!
I came across the same thing a few years ago. It wasn’t a big dear but I felt it wouldn’t survive. Plus it fed my family.
I would do it again if I found myself in the same situation.
It is the right thing to do.
Glad to see you making the right choice, Casey.
I took out several people turkey hunting 7 or 8 years ago and had them all take their birds to a “friend” who said he’d have them done in a few months. All 7-8 people put at least half down, some paid in full. The only one who ever got a turkey back was a very large ex marine that pinned him against the wall and told him he’s going home with a turkey or money.
6 years ago I killed a buck that had both front and back legs shot and broke on his right side. He wasn’t the biggest buck on the mountain but it was the most ethical thing to do. Props to you Casey.
What Bino/rangefinder harness do y’all use?
I punched 3 tags this year on wounded deer was able to salvage 2 of them
With the platform you have, I think it would be a good idea to have a list of good taxidermist in your local area, and maybe, down the road, you could have a list of the best, in each state..
I would definitely put the bad one on blast.
I have had 3 taxidermists.. that have bailed on me! Frustrating to say the least!
I've had a taxidermist lose mine and my brothers bucks in the same year sad but it's a pretty common thing here in ky have to be real careful who u leave ur head with
Good call going after a wounded animal. Not a deer but focused on a Javelina that was wounded one year here in Az. Could have killed others but decided to keep after that one. Ended up getting a 10 yard shot on it and filled a tag. It had been shot just above the knee with a bow and the bone was shattered.
I’ve never had bad luck like that with a taxidermist. But I sure have with every mechanic I’ve hired 😡
I’ve actually got super lucky and the very first time I had a mount done the taxidermist didn’t even want cash up front and couldn’t even remember if I paid him when I went in to pick up my mount. He came highly recommended and was super easy to deal with.
Down here in Arizona shot my first turkey in New Mexico almost 3 years ago 350 dollar down payment and 2 Taxidermy guys later finally got it back turned out great just a lot of run a round
Hunting deer with my dad years ago we seen a bull moose with a front right broken leg, when he walked or ran he used his broken leg (elbow down flopped around). He had antlers that grew like a long horn from Texas on both side, maybe 2’ long. We had no tag and all we could do was report what we seen to the conservation officer.
HUSH ALL THE WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank god my worst taxi. story so far is havin to wait 3 years to get a deer back. looks great... but thats stretchin it on time.
@ 24:18 That's What She Said! 😂😂😂
The whole crew
If a taxidermist ever does that to me im going to burn his shop down. You cannot replace a trophy.. but you can replace a shop. .fair enough?
But what about all the other trophies in the shop
@@outdooraddictiontv5325 im going to just speculate and think they won't get theirs back anyway either. lol
Lmao I just choked on my drink 🍺
what unit is that, i think ive hunted there. is that nine mile?
I once filled my last PA doe tag on an extremely small doe with a severely deformed ankle It could barely walk. Only got 16# of meat but kept her from suffering thru what turned out to be a brutal northeast winter.
A bad day of hunting is better than a good day at work!
Sorry bout your camera..keep up videos..and if I had to choose ,I would shoot a buck to help it not suffer..way to go boyz.
I’ve had several mounts take twice as long as i was told it would take. It happens I guess. But I do have a horror story. In 2008 I killed a full velvet 11pt doe in Alabama in January with my bow. Sent it to a guy and $550. 2 years later after phone calls visits and emails. No luck. I stopped by and demanded the antlers back. I was handed the antlers with velvet dried to the horns full of bugs and the skull cap cracked in two. Said he tends to do that so mounts will fit in a plastic tote. To this day I haven’t found another taxidermist to touch them. Once in a life time deer and the 150in rack sitting in trash bags in a old cooler in my garage. Haven’t bothered to mount another one since then.
I had a taxidermist ghost me and keep my first rattlesnake to see and or kill. It was a huge snake too, as it was 5'8" long without the head and had a 10 3/4" girth. Still burns me up every time I think about it.
I had a similar situation this year with a wounded buck. His front ankle was three times normal and non weight bearing. Took him with bow. Upon inspecting appeared to be bullet wound through ankle blowing out bone on inside of ankle just turning green with infection. Have photographs.
My first archery bull ever, took it to a taxidermist and a few months later he posts that he’s going out of business and moving. So I hit him up, he said yeah i started on your elk but won’t be able to finish and I’d have to come pick it up and take it to another taxidermist to finish. I went to his shop, he wasn’t there, the rack and hide(inside a trash bag) was sitting outside by the front door, ivories gone, hide ruined, and skull cut flat so I couldn’t euro mount it. And he never gave me back my $500 deposit. First and worst experience lol
I need help figuring out what the heck Eric is saying In the intro, flashes “2018” and you’re undoing your backpack. 5:45 in this video.
I hear 👂 “itsa bitt bitsa giant! Whoooohoo hooo”
Bit of a runnin joke with the wife and I now 😂
5:34****
Yup 4 years ago had a small buck come in with a busted back leg. Bone was sticking out. So I put him down. For sure the coyotes would have got him. 2 year old or younger.
Go hawks! Happy new year! 🎆
RE: Wounded animals - Western Wa, I lived on acreage and had blacktail around all the time. Brand new fawn (maybe 2 days old) and one of its front legs was completely broken, only hanging on by what seemed to be a little skin. I figured for sure it was coyote or lion bait & wouldn't make it. I didn't see it again .. until several months later. It's leg had healed with a large calcium deposit and it was limping a little, but getting around well and looked healthy. Tough animals, as we know. Bad taxidermy stories .. thankfully no.
Your. Doing. The. Right. Thing. I. Do. The. Same. To. Yall. Guys. Are. Good. Eric. And. Casey
You guys are either worn down or just need a hug. Covid has messed hunting up for sure. However it is still Hunting.
Always need to help those that can't fend for themselves. It would be for the greater good to help ease the pain
I had a similar experience many many years ago when I lived in Wyoming. I had shot an absolutely beautiful pronghorn. My brother knew of a 'good' taxidermist so I let him take it. I waited 3 years. Finally my brother told me the guy admitted that he had somehow ruined the hide in the process. I'm certain the guy has it hanging on his own wall.
Shane really cool putting him out of his Missouri
Need some malt vinegar with those chips.
I gave a taxidermist a duck to mount and a weasel Hyde it has been about 3 or 4 years and he says the same thing, Ill get it done here in the next few weeks, but he has not and it has been really annoying. It's sad that this kind of thing can happen.
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Thanks for the explanation
DON'T LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN!
Kidding...
whatchagonnadoboutit??
I’ve never had problems or ever heard of people having problems unless they didn’t pay. I actually shot a big whitetail a few years ago and had it mounted but the guys was a good friend so he let me help him do the mount and that’s how I payed for it. But he had a connex trailer that was full of mounts( finished and unfinished) that people never paid for so he still had them. Or they payed for them and when he called them to tell em they where done they never responded.
Took my sons first Canvas back and a huge green head I shot to a taxidermist gave a down payment and never saw them again. Skipped town and was a well know taxidermist.
LogieBear is da Man! Chef extraordinaire...... 👍
I would take an injured animal no problem. I think as hunters it’s the right thing to do. Taking care of our herds is a big responsibility. On the other hand, I’m not going to put someone down for not taking an injured deer. Everyone needs to make their own decision. Love the videos and thank you for taking us along.
I dropped an antelope of to be euro mounted. I asked for it to be with no platform just skull and horns. Cane back with a platform that it was glued onto. I stated that I specifically asked for no platform he found it in his notes that I had requested that. He explained that he tried a new gluing system on the skull and said there would be no issues and no money back for the mess up. I took it home, I lived less than 200yds away. When I hung the antelope on the wall as I stepped off the ladder the skull fell from the wooden platform hitting me on the head, cutting my forehead, then falling to the ground and breaking the nose off the antelope. I brought it back same evening, bleeding from my forehead and broken pieces in hand. He tried to tell me it was my fault and charge me for repairs. (I did not pay for.) Finally once he repaired it weeks later he glued it back to the wood platform. What a horrible experience.
In regards to Casey's question. My wife shot a small 2 point on a rifle mule deer rut hunt as we noticed it had been wounded and would not make it. Upon harvesting he had cut his groin area. We would both make the same decision every time. Thank you HUSH crew for sharing your hunts. We truly enjoy our family nights watching the newest episode after dinner.
We had a bad year with lots of ice we killed two deer one missing the lower part of his leg. One with a broken front leg. Iowa
A lot of your Midwest.-east deer got a few slugs rolling around anyway
shout out to logan, always sucks when something like when a hdd crashes. but thank god for back ups.
I had a scenario like that this year buck was hobbling and I burnt a tag on him to keep the coyotes from torturing him