Don't listen to the negative comments, from basement hunters that just want to be entertained. I love the lack of fake stimulation, (music and fake drama). The scenery and the hunt is stimulation enough for me, because that's what it's like when you're out amongst them!! Keep it up
I like his style and commentary. I hate the videos with the funky music or music at all. I can deal with Eastmans tune but that's about it. It's not a symphony rock show or Xgames tour.
Great stuff Dale. Really enjoyed you sharing how you located most of the deer at a certain elevation. You really researched the area well despite never stepping foot in the country prior to hunting. Looking forward to more.
Nice to see some really healthy deer. Getting my blood pumping for archery season in August. I can't wait! Expecting the best, but prepared to just have fun hunting with childhood buddies again. It's not just about the harvest, that's for sure!
Tough Break. I think that anyone that hunts Mule Deer has had a situation like that at least once. Love the content. Helps get through the winter blues and to stay excited about application season.
I'm from Southern California. That decent 4x4 in the beginning would be in the back of my truck no questions asked. Puts it in perspective being where your from and what you are use to seeing or not seeing.😜
My Brother and I hunted a area very similar in the Rubys ,saw lots of bucks ,ended up with a 29” but no real mass .good Buck I think about 4 1/2 yr old .but the biggest we could find . Great footage of your hunt 👍
Most nevada land is public there are alot of ranches an farms that most will not let you hunt on but no matter what you still have to draw a tag the only tag you can buy over the counter is mountain lion
I tell ya, I would go right back up to where you saw that 4x3, wind permitting. HE smelled you, but may not have seen you, so he will go back to where he was most likely. Also, if you go to pride rock, there is a saddle further up between the two ridges, it's at least 1,000 foot below the ridge tops and about 1,000 feet higher than pride rock. I can't tell how much further in it is, but I'm guessing about 1/2-3/4 of a mile. I would secondarily head up there and see if anything is using the saddle to cross the ridge... Just my thoughts for you to discard as appropriate.
That’s exactly what I was thinking last episode. Yeah it’s a 2 point but you can say you shot the biggest one you ever saw. My uncle had a spike he was feeding in his yard. He decided not to hunt it, obviously just a spike. Told his neighbor about it so the grandkids could shoot it. The thing weighed 230 gutted, the kid certainly considers it a trophy 20 years later.
Don't listen to the negative comments, from basement hunters that just want to be entertained. I love the lack of fake stimulation, (music and fake drama). The scenery and the hunt is stimulation enough for me, because that's what it's like when you're out amongst them!! Keep it up
I like his style and commentary. I hate the videos with the funky music or music at all. I can deal with Eastmans tune but that's about it. It's not a symphony rock show or Xgames tour.
I’m really enjoying Dale as a host. Great commentary, and helpful information as to how he is processing the information gathered from his eyes.
Great stuff Dale. Really enjoyed you sharing how you located most of the deer at a certain elevation. You really researched the area well despite never stepping foot in the country prior to hunting. Looking forward to more.
Thanks for showing REAL HUNTING .... The hunt is interesting to watch whether or not it ends with harvesting a buck.
Good job guys. Keep getting after it. Thanks for the motivation.
Nice to see some really healthy deer. Getting my blood pumping for archery season in August. I can't wait! Expecting the best, but prepared to just have fun hunting with childhood buddies again. It's not just about the harvest, that's for sure!
Tough Break. I think that anyone that hunts Mule Deer has had a situation like that at least once. Love the content. Helps get through the winter blues and to stay excited about application season.
Smart not to rush that shot. Good job guys!
I'm from Southern California. That decent 4x4 in the beginning would be in the back of my truck no questions asked. Puts it in perspective being where your from and what you are use to seeing or not seeing.😜
See any Chukar….😉👊🏻
THAT'S THE GENETICS FOR THAT UNIT.
I'm still trying to figure out which unit it is lol I'm normally in area 6 or 7 for my deer
My Brother and I hunted a area very similar in the Rubys ,saw lots of bucks ,ended up with a 29” but no real mass .good Buck I think about 4 1/2 yr old .but the biggest we could find . Great footage of your hunt 👍
Keep up the good work 👍🏻
Great stuff! 👍
Dale going to sleep on this trip: 1 doe, 2 doe, 3 doe... Good stuff guys, keep up the good work
This guy loves counting deer...
Great video waiting on next
Did this hunt take place on Public Land or did you have to draw a tag on a Limited Entry unit.?
Most nevada land is public there are alot of ranches an farms that most will not let you hunt on but no matter what you still have to draw a tag the only tag you can buy over the counter is mountain lion
What tripod are you using?
Way to keep track of exactly how many deer you saw!
First, good hunt
Looks like area ten
Where's that bachelor group with Captain Bushy Head?
Where’s Randy
I think he is still with his mom, which is not good... Pray for her and him.
Good luck finding any deer in Nevada numbers are waaaaaaaaaaaay down
Drop a pin on top and head where grandad lives
What the rifle sling? Looks nice
Kifaru gun bearer they are nice.
@@jwjenkins421 awesome, thanks!
Live free and survive
What foam pad is that being used.
Thermarest z seat
I tell ya, I would go right back up to where you saw that 4x3, wind permitting. HE smelled you, but may not have seen you, so he will go back to where he was most likely. Also, if you go to pride rock, there is a saddle further up between the two ridges, it's at least 1,000 foot below the ridge tops and about 1,000 feet higher than pride rock. I can't tell how much further in it is, but I'm guessing about 1/2-3/4 of a mile. I would secondarily head up there and see if anything is using the saddle to cross the ridge... Just my thoughts for you to discard as appropriate.
Take that big 2 point out of the gene pool?
That’s exactly what I was thinking last episode. Yeah it’s a 2 point but you can say you shot the biggest one you ever saw.
My uncle had a spike he was feeding in his yard. He decided not to hunt it, obviously just a spike. Told his neighbor about it so the grandkids could shoot it. The thing weighed 230 gutted, the kid certainly considers it a trophy 20 years later.
You can't beat a sandwich with some pucky on it.
What a waste of time to watch
alot of some good meat your passing up nice andtender does but thats what you tophy hunters do
You can't shoot does in Nevada.
Kind of an ignorant comment. If you're lucky enough to draw a NV tag, you make it count. Nothing wrong with taking a mature buck.