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Yeah. I do that with the metal cases for my Tactacam cell cameras.

I like to use the T-Rex camo duct tape from Amazon

Super GD lucky! I know it for sure and learned a ton to make more Informed, ethical decisions in future hunts.

I’m psyched to get a bed built in there and try it out in Ohio this November

I need the real shit (TRUCK CAP) for my hunt in Kansas so when I am sleeping the 40 mph winds don't blow the "canopy" off. 🤣

Very fortunate to have a place to hunt with so many deer

It’s funny. The more I do this the less music I add to videos

Very fortunate hunting the farm. Totally different from my Public land hunting

TY. Great to see you as well.

You got to be psyched about that. We are still almost 4 miles this away. When do your buck hard horn in FLA?

@@whitetailsdeerhunting7159 oh you know I am brother. Hard horn, ahh in South Florida in the coming month id say

@@ADVENTURESOFBZ 4 months away. Dam big thumbs! 🤣 so weird how different it is North to South.

@@whitetailsdeerhunting7159 huuuge difference. And we hunt until almost march!!! Almost 9 months of deer hunting

It’s a tough place to sit. Does are always there and even though there is close bedding I only see big bucks at night or during the rut. It’s a wide line of trees in the middle of 2 ag. fields and bucks don’t like to be there during the day. I thought it would transition bucks all day during the rut but buck movement is really unpredictable there. Still, I have seen some good bucks there. Just haven’t connected YET!

TY Always fun planning ways to prep for deer season. Hard work usually does pay off.

@@whitetailsdeerhunting7159 hard work does pay off in the end

Those memories you carry with you are 3-fold. The guys that were your mentors that you idolized. Your peers that you grew up with in the same generation and you constantly are picking on each other, and the next generation that you are teaching the importance of respect, ethics and reminding how important these experiences are. Don’t ever take them for granted.

I am so fortunate to have great friends that have allowed me to hunt and create memories with them on their farm for 30+ years

TY. Doesn’t always work out that well, but we will take it when we can. I just ate venison stir fry last night and we are having venison spiedies tomorrow night. Doe taste just as good as buck!!!

@@whitetailsdeerhunting7159 most of the time, doe tastes better than buck. A nice buck is the sportsman's goal, being harder to bag but, doe is also a great achievement and awesome table fare.

Dam straight. Lots of memories and always the fun and excitement of the next season.

We talked about how much fun it was to put on drives, shoot the shit all day, and have some beers. Especially after sitting in stands and stalking by our selves all year!!! Making Stories and memories with your buddies is awesome!

TY I have been teaching a High School course called North American Wildlife for 29 years. I worked briefly as a forester in White Cloud Michigan before deciding to teach. I try to educate my students the best I can about how to fix our mistakes, conserve and manage our wild populations. And I love to connect with my hands on kids and share my passion for hunting and the outdoors.

We screwed up wild ecosystems in this world when we removed apex predators because we thought we were the most important species on this Earth. Now, as hunters we can do our part to manage wildlife populations. It’s not just about shooting the biggest buck. It’s doing your part to manage the entire population to keep herds healthy for future generations.

I love to eat my venison. 🦌

Fortunately there are still some places in the east coast where you can get away from pressure if you’re willing to put on your walking boots. Not many of them, but they are there if you are willing to put in the work.

TY Mike. That really means a lot. I put a lot of time into it, but it’s because I enjoy the experiences and being able to share them with others. I definitely don’t do it for the $. I maybe have 15 years or so on my body and I am going to keep challenging myself and trying new things as long as I still can. Along with NY and PA I am heading back to OH again next fall and can’t wait to share the experiences I encounter

@@whitetailsdeerhunting7159 I will say out of all the channels I watch you put the most effort into the prep work. Most guys are lazy any put out a feeder and sit in there big heated ground blind and wait for 1 of 30 deer to shoot. You deserve alot of credit for the boots on the ground you do. I grew up in the Catskills and miss NY hunting. I am in Arkansas now, built a cabin that butts up to National forest and enjoy the outdoors. The downside of the south is all snakes ughhhhh makes me stay out of the woods this time of year lol.

@@mikeiannazzo494 I wouldn’t be good with that. I’m not a snake fan. There are plenty of rattlesnakes in the PA mountains but I have yet to run into one. I just love being in the woods. Shooting a deer is such a small part of the hunt. The escouting, hiking, tree stand location, evaluating camera data is just as much fun as the hunt to me. I appreciate your kind words and hope that you have a great day!

So many beautiful areas to hunt in northern PA

And pay attention to water levels. 🤣

Thank you. 6mm. Gun was passed down to me from my father in law. Shoots great but tough to find ammunition.

@@whitetailsdeerhunting7159 sweet shooter. I have the same model and caliber. You are right about the ammo . May be time to get into reloading .

@@robertgothe4847 True

Thanks man. I got super fortunate. I have taken a bunch of abuse for a neck shot but I tell every one that criticizes my shot I learn something new every time I am in the woods and use these experiences to make better decisions moving forward. Beast of a buck with my bow and he hangs proudly in my house.

Dam spike chased them away before I got to see them mate.

I could definitely see an issue in dead grass but they really stand out in green vegetation and fall leaves

Gotta love having a buggy on private. No matter the size of the buck I still love the enjoyment of success after hard work.

I just love hunting and sharing stories.

Busch Lattes!!!

And Tequila

I was concerned about that so I tested it on one camera and metal box. Once the paint dried I had no deer come up and smell it from what I could tell from the pictures. I have caught deer on camera before noticing my red flash in some older cameras. I assume then that once the paint is dried there is not a smell that lingers that bothers them. I don’t have any deer this past fall look at my painted boxes for all 4 Tactacams I have in the field.

TY. Too much fun when I get to do something I love and share it with others. Everyday I learn something new about hunting, deer behavior and the environment.

It doesn’t hurt that I love to be in the woods. Just learned about USGS trout fishing in NE streams after rains. It is a life saver. No need to go to the stream if you can’t fish or cross to hunt.

I feel so fortunate to get to see stuff like this. Definitely keeps me coming back

I did swallow my archery buck tag this year which was tough, but I still put meat in the freezer. Some years the decisions you make work out and some years they don't. It is all part of hunting.

I looked everywhere on NYS regulations because I was concerned about that but found nothing that said you couldn't do that.

We have run into that one time in Ohio around ag. but the other time we were way out in big woods and saw no one.

Its amazing how you get that little kid at Christmas excitement knowing deer camp is close. Our camp doesn't have as much history as yours, but the experiences and memories are real.

@@whitetailsdeerhunting7159 all the original group, including my dad and uncles, have passed away but we are keeping the tradition alive.

And the importance of passing it on to the next generation is huge!@@martyhurleyoverthehillhunt6816

In 30+ years of deer hunting I have never had a buck over 3.5 years old within archery range. I am totally confident in my shot under 20 yards. Even though I have studied a frontal shot for years I have never taken one. I had zero clue how fast a mature, wise old buck could react. Since this event I have purchased a newer, faster bow. I would not shoot at an alert buck facing me again and even if I decided to take a frontal shot it would need to be at much closer range. No doubt I learned from this experience like I do every time in the woods. It is easy to post something when it all works as expected. It is humbling to post something that you know will be criticized and also know you would make different choices in the future. I am an average hunter and I post honest hunting stories. The good and the bad. I appreciate your honest opinion and hope that you have a great day!

@@whitetailsdeerhunting7159 I have been hunting with the bow for 35 years and have taken over 60 deer with the bow. It's a low percentage shot. I said the exact same thing to another hunter Bout 10 years ago. He tried that shot a second time, the deernput his head down and shot him right between the antlers never recovering the buck. A whitetail can drop its body with and had the ability to avoid an arrow traveling 315 fps at 15 yards away. Not everyone will but they have the ability. I have never had the urgency to take a shot like that since I have started hunting and have experienced alot of success with deer 3.5 years old and older. If you take that shot with consistency or long range shots in states with high pressure you're gonna end up wounding animals. Bottom line. I have a 3" group at 70 yards and won't take that shot. Like I said it's a shot that came from bad judgement. You're not gonna convince me otherwise

It sounds like you know your shit and I respect that. When you don't have experience in a situation like I did you learn from what you did correct and more importantly what you did wrong. If I had attempted to take this shot or one similar to it a second time I would accept your comment the shot came from bad judgment. I love to learn from others like yourself knowledgeable about hunting and I do accept constructive criticism. Listening to others and not repeating mistakes helps me to become a more ethical hunter. I do respect the animals I hunt and I do not kill for fun! You are entitled to your opinion but there are some in the hunting profession that are more competent than myself and do believe the frontal shot can be effective in the right situation. I owned this and I hope people respect that. Typing in these messages, texts and emails sucks! I would much prefer sitting down with people like yourself to share a beer and have an honest conversation about experiences, stories and beliefs. I am sure the passion we both share with this sport and the animals we chase would provide great conversation and plenty of learning. hope you have a great day. Your honesty hits home and it is appreciated! 🙂 @@sunflower739375

@@whitetailsdeerhunting7159 I am in Western NY in the southtowns. Anytime you want and I have the time I would be more than happy to. When I was younger I became a pretty good shot with the bow. That brought some cockiness out but now for me when you are gonna harvest an animal cockiness has no place. Speaking about myself. Confidence yes. I wounded an animal that I was fortunate enough to recover the following day because of it. It wasn't a frontal shot but I did have to squeeze that arrow in a tight spot. With the frontal shot if it's quartering towards you it's better than straight on. I would take that shot as a follow up shot if I had to but not a kill shot. I taught my kids to be patient. There will be another deer in front of you soon enough. Have confidence in your ability to get them there . Practice practice practice is what my dad always told me. Practice with proper form is key. Also letn the anatomy of the deer. What side is the liver on in a quartering away shot or slightly quartering towards you. If you take a chance and expect to hit it, it's only on one side of the animal. Ya have to know what side it's on and understand what you bare hitting depending on the position of the deers legs. Are they forward or back. There are 3 legs to the hunt. Preparation, the hunt itself and the recovery. The more you are prepared the easier the hunt and recovery become. Good luck aim small miss small

I am close. Just south of Seneca and Keuka lake. I appreciate the advice a ton. I feel like the more I learn about hunting the less I actually know. It’s never ending what you can learn about equipment, deer behavior, other hunters, etc.

That time spent reliving old memories and making new ones is priceless.

No matter where you are in our great country. Deer camp is a tradition shared by so many. And its importance to each one of us can’t be replaced.

Self filming is such a challenge, but so worth it

You bet! A friend in New Hampshire videoed that from his house and sent it to me.