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I agree with that, but we all know that's a high fenced area. I mean, cmom.

I'm certainly thankful that the only person's standards of "hunting" I have to meet is my own.

Some of you silly turds need to push away from the computer and get outdoors.

How exactly do we “know” that? I didn’t see a high fence in the video and if there is a high fence then why all of the low fencing?

Made some venison tacos last night that were delicious.

From the view of a mostly meat, not sport, hunter it looked like perfection; EZ meat for the freezer, nice antlers too boot. If a legal set up in state it occurred then WGAF what someone else does? Looks like a great place. Sorta silly to video it like that but I didn't hear any claims of awesome hunting prowess. Nothing wrong with shooting a buck wearing tenny runners. It ain't like he shot it in the ass then hired someone to find it and bregged about it. LOL

Ohhh, the chit scope mounts is my only complaint.

I'm going to make post something that some, if not most, of you will take exception to. The majority of hunters who are looking for antlers are not the least bit interested in the meat. Now, with that being said, there are meat hunters who are glad to get a chance at a big buck, and are tickled pink to have a nice set of antlers. I'm not crazy about venison, it's something I can take or leave. Fixed right, it's good. Not done right, and it's not for me. If I'm going to shoot a deer to eat, and I have a bunch of times, I'll pick out a doe. I've ate both bucks and does, and as far as I'm concerned, there is a big difference. I have a local family that asks me to shoot them a deer every year. Sometimes I do, and sometimes I don't. I gave them the old buck I shot this year, and they didn't seem to care that he was an old deer. I like jerky and backstrap, and I've been tempted to shoot a doe for that, but probably won't as the local Mennonites have already killed more than they should have.

My point is that too many hunters have been bitten by the "what will he score" bug, and are far more interested in the B&C score than in how good of eating the deer will be. Used to be, years ago, deer hunters would talk about seeing a "nice" buck, or say they'd seen "ole Moses". Now it's a "150 class", or a "170 class", as they've been watching too many episodes of Buckmasters, or those good looking gals shooting high fence deer on Outdoor Channel.

Pretty rugged hunt. Tough to get in that kind of shape. It takes a lot of dedication.

exactly, but I do enjoy all of the comments as I don't realize much of what they point out in the videos I make. I take most of these as compliments due to the fact that someone thinks its a high fence(even if they were joking) and the first few thinking its an actual hunting show considering I am just making home videos and posting them to YouTube. As for the shooting table and rest(we didn't have to track the animal and it was killed quickly as possible). Thanks to all of you my videos get better each and every time.

Says the Alaskan....whadda youse guys know about rugged hunting. 😁

Happy Thanksgiving giving to all of you guys up north in Gods country.

Thanks Ace. Same to y’all.

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