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What is the camo you put on your camera? Thats a cool idea!

Do you carry any kind of insurance that would make a landowner more comfortable with you being on there property and not have to worry about being sued by a hunter that might get injured on their property

I keep my camera in my bino harness with one light strap that stops it falling out if I lean over etc

Nice vest. Not too different then the one I run. I love a good turkey vest! Purpose built, keeps things available and organized 👍👍🦃🇺🇲🙏

Advice on winter hunting. I use a battery powered heating vise to keep my core heat up.👍👍

Awesome video fellas!

So which do like better. The lone wolf or the tethrd pack? I’m a bigger guy, and have heard the tethrd is tight…

Always good to let jakes go imho, but man when they approached and hit that putt, they high tailed it out of there fast. Classic

Awe man! Thats the way it goes sometimes! These hunts make the days you bag one all the more enjoyable!

Definitely one of the best hunt filming videos I’ve seen so far. You think you could do one going over computers, software and editing?

I am a new turkey hunter so just asking to learn not being critical as you are much mor experienced than I and have bagged far more birds.. At 12:30 or so into the video, you call and the tom gobbles back cutting you off. A few seconds later you call again and then he gobbles back again. At that point why did you continue calling? I have heard from some long time turkey hunters like eddir salter, matt dale (dale outdoors) and maybe david hale (of knight and hale calls) have said if you call to turkey and it cuts you off by gobbling back the first time it knows where you are within maybe a 10 to 20 yard circle. If you call again, and it cuts you off a second time its pinpointed you to just a few feet. Maybe even the exact tree. They suggest to stop calling and wait. They said it may take 30 minutes to a few hours , but that tom will go check on some stuff qnd then work its way over right to where you called when he cut you off. They feel continuing to call, or moving after this point will spook or push birds. Since you didn't get this one, reflecting back, do you think it may have worked to cut off the calling and sit still and wait. Or do you think he was out of there either way, so moving and continuing to call was your last ditch effort? Also did you hear him gobble back or notice those 2 gobbles? They were quiet and a lot of times you and others edit *Gobbles* onto screen when a turkey gobbles faintly so viewer can better identify when they called back.

5:20 that is story of my life hunting public land most times in san diego 😂

Do you think poachers, some other pressure is causing good spots to dry up? I was a little saddened to see/hear there is still a portion of population who "don't believe in tags or seasons" around the internet and talking with some hunters ive got to meet across different states

Beautiful bird. Nice work scouting and putting miles in. Well deserved. Best one of the series so far.

Nice work, what a shot.

Nice work. Looking forward to season 2 👍

Congrats boys! Job well done!

Congrats. Locating where the gobble came from is often easier said then done 😅 def a super jake there near full fan, some short spurs, and he was gobbling, or trying at least 😂 Nice work. Public land is generally tough, esp in another state.

This series deserves way more views. I'll share it with anyone I know who is or may be interested in turkey hunting!

Thanks for the video. I just purchased a Canon g30 to film deer hunts. What mode/speed to you recommend - 17 mbps, 24 mbps or 35 mbps? I appreciate any insight. Thanks so much!

Awesome stuff, very useful information man! I started solo recording hunts 3 years ago, first year with just my phone, second year with one Gopro, and this year I had 2 Gopro's and my new Sony alpha 7iv. Still have a ton to learn but my video production quality has definitely improved. Looking forward to learning from you man keep it up!

This is one of the best informative self filming videos I’ve seen. Great work man! Subscribed!

Excellent point about laptop and storage requirements. Hadn't thought of that. You just saved me a decent pile of $$$.

What kinda throws me for a loop is she did all this practically in complete silence. Not a fighting purr. Putt, cutt.. silent assassin 😂 she was ruthless. Rip to your decoys 😂

Dang she was a nasty one 😂 came in to show every other hen who is the boss!

Def helpful. Like the narrating over real hunts. Good to show what worked and what didn't

I love my will primos vest but cool to see other designs. Whatever works for the individual. Hope this has held up and worked well for you, going to watch the in field video next.

Thanks for the tips. Very helpful!!

Got it done, nice job! Great video, keep it rollin!

Awesome video, we'll be following along, good luck out there!

Congratulations on the deer. Is that 8mm rope your using in the mad rock.

There's nothing worse than hiring someone to do work on your house and he shows up with a cigarette hanging out of his mouth as he "talks" around it with a very redneck accent! No difference here!

Good video

Thank you for the tips, just what I needed to hear!

Amen on having hobbies, and finding a sense of purpose. Challenging ourselves makes life better. Not worse!

Thanks for the video I'm 11 and I want to go turkey hunting, and I just wanted to learn about turkey hunting 😂❤🎉🎉

I'm no expert. But after hunting after some unsuccessful e scouting, id verify you have a traversable path to your goal hunting area. I thought 400 yards would be do-able regardless terrain. Seemed short. I've done 10 mile hikes in 4 hours on trail. Off trail, the terrain I went thru today took an hour to do a quarter mile. Thick brush, no clear path. I didnt even make it the full 400 yards. Got 150 in before realizing I wouldn't even be able to pack out a turkey if I got one where I went. If I zoomed out a bit, 1100 yards past where I entered there is a logging road that lead to the river I was attempting to make it to. Live and learn 😅🤦‍♂️ experience is a mighty fine teacher. Still had a good time. Body a bit worse for wear, but got eyes and ears on birds. Learned more about my local public huntable land and got a heck of a workout😅

I prefer the 20" doubles. First bought the 20" singles. My opinion, they suck. Too many moving parts. The doubles are way better its night and day

dude just say ohio public land. the title pisses me off.

Awesome footage man. Highs and lows of hunting the rut. I live in southern WVA im hoping to get to hunt Kentucky and Ohio someday good luck man

November 1st is pretty early for a Kentucky rut hunt. I lived there 10 years when I was stationed there rut heats up 2nd and 3rd week. I’m headed back there for my rutcation in 3rd week. Awesome video though.

Like the video, enjoyed everything but don't care for music in a hunting video. That's just me.

Hey man! Looking to start filming some hunts and I already have quite a bit of camera experience. The only thing I do not have is a camera arm. I will be running a very similar set up. A Sony A7S3 and a 70-200 gm version 1. I also have a much larger fluid head I plan to add the smallrig dh12. I would love to be able to get away with using that camera arm as I hunt I will self film in a saddle and film others out of a saddle. Do you think I could use this arm or would I have to get the pro stiff arm

Add some affiliate links so we can get them and you can get a little $

What about some type of game bag if you harvest? Is it like deer?

The thing on the right side of your head has a terrible glare.

Nice Vid. I have a few questions. What picture profile do you use the most with the Sony cameras? Guessing it depends on lighting. With the 24-240 lens, how high are you letting the iso go before you get footage that is unusable? I'm running the A7IV.. It's not an A7S3, but close. Ha!

What about chestnut acorns? I have a property with white oaks, red oats and chestnuts. I'm wondering what trees to hunt around best for deer to feed off of. Thanks

SMILE!!! What a story and a real Swamp Donkey of a buck. Congratulations Josh. As always. The storyline you put together is top notch! Curt WhiteTAILSDeerHunting

Epic. Simply epic. 👍🏻