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@@hunternavari455 Thanks Hunter! Appreciate it

@@hunternavari455 Yessir!!!

@@pamtnman1515 Thanks! Appreciate it!

@@jeff_doyle Thanks Jeff! He sure does - eyes like a hawk! I’ll have to see if he’s available to start some private consulting on the side next season 🤣

@@ValerieMcHugh-v8l Hi Valerie! Thanks for the comment. I appreciate your concern and respect for the deer. As a hunter and conservationist myself, I also have the utmost respect for the animals. First, hunting provides me and my family with fresh, 100% organic free range meat that we consume year round. Also, hunters are the biggest contributors towards conservation efforts from a monetary standpoint (license fees, donations, etc). Hunting deer during the state regulated seasons allows the sustainability of a healthy deer population that is maintained within the capacity of the landscape. Without regulation, deer face even greater risks of overpopulation which results in disease and starvation at a much higher rate. I hope, even if only a little, I’m able to shift your perspective on hunting and encourage you to do some research on the many benefits of hunting from a conservation and sustainability standpoint. Thanks for the comment! Wishing you all the best 🙏🏻

The deer are not going to be gone soon because of hunters. As a matter of fact, the deer will be heather because of hunters and their contributions to conservation. Hunter organizations such as Ducks Unlimited, while not being exclusively hunters, raise millions of dollars to support the conservation of land and wildlife. They work closely with state and federal wildlife officials to conserve and restore land, marshes, and waterways. There are reportedly more deer in North America now than when the pilgrims arrived. In fact, in many places deer populations are to large which results in damage to crops and other problems. It is the overpopulation that contributes to disease spreading through the herd. Hunters, following regulations set by wildlife experts, help keep the population of deer in check and healthy. The hunter gets an excellent organic source of protein for their family, the farmer has less damage, less deer get hit by cars (which causes millions in damage every year) and deer remain healthier and abundant. My suggestion for you is buy some binoculars, go for a hike, enjoy the wildlife and thank a Hunter.

​@@gregmason2609 well said.

@@bricehale6593 Thanks Brice!

@@uglee4935 Appreciate that! I don’t think they were upset as much as curious. They always love flying in on us hunters to check us out. Thanks for watching and dropping a comment!

Thanks!! No doubt a great first buck! Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks Norman! No worries at all - the party doesn’t end! Haha. Always appreciate your support. And you’re absolutely right about that! No doubt they are my buddies and good luck charms.

@@rackman5111 That’s pretty special!! Thanks for sharing. It’s never the same without Dad in the woods but that deep connection that the woods brings is something beyond words! Best of luck out there to you and your daughter, continue making great memories and enjoying the time together.

Hey Jon! Yes we did to confirm no hit on the first shots. We backtracked him and looked for any other sign of blood or hair with nothing. I did hit a tree on one shot as well. Totally agree, that it’s 100% necessary to check just in case. Always have to do your due diligence, we owe it to the animal. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks man!! No doubt about it! Especially on the last day. Makes all the effort put in throughout the season, worth it.

@@rackman5111 Thanks Rack Man!

@@ianmccutcheon6319 Thanks Ian! Appreciate that! And no, orange is not a requirement by law in Vermont. Hunter’s choice.

@@tomdoty8334 Haha! Right?! It’s always nice when you get into a pocket of deer like that! The sign we found the day before was too much to ignore, that’s for sure.

@@wildfire365 Thanks Jeffery! He was a buck and I was super happy to put my tag on him! Appreciate it

@@jaredadams3774 Thanks Jared! 🙏🏻 I think we’ve gotten away from that as hunters and it’s always best to just hunt for your own reasons and do what makes you happy! Appreciate the support as always, hope you had a great season as well!

Thanks Adam! Right back at you man! Great VT buck this year, keep up the hard work, looking forward to the future content at Hen’d Up!

@ appreciate it! We are young and love to do it! Excited to see what the future holds for both Wandering Whitetails and Hend Up!

@adamnewton7930 Right on man! Just stay true to who you are and keep doing it for the right reasons. Have fun with it!

Thanks @@tremdawg! Sorry for your loss, but they’re always with us. Appreciate the comment and support 🙏🏻 Best of luck out there

Thanks Philip, it really does! It’s always more fun making memories with family. Another special one I won’t forget!

Haha he sure is Steve!! He’s showed me some great areas in the past few years and we really enjoy hunting together. We’ll have to keep it going 👍🏻

Thanks! No doubt about that!! What fun is it if I’m not enjoying it to the fullest! Such a memorable day for us.

Thanks Ray!! Really appreciate the kind words. Glad the video could resonate with you like it did… makes it all worth it! Brad and I have made some awesome memories hunting together in the last few years and he’s showed me some really great areas. Being able to share moments like this with him will stick with me forever, and there’s no replacing Dad but it’s great to have that father like figure physically beside me in the woods for hunts. We’ll keep it up and keep making memories while we can!

I had pretty much the same senario myself …. Looking down at dads old Browning brings back those memories

@@tremdawg That’s so great. Thanks for sharing! Those sentimental rifles in the deer woods always have a special spot in our hearts and bring us so much luck. Wishing you all the best and congrats on your success!

@@connorlang1366 Appreciate that Connor!! Congrats again on your absolute beauty of a VT buck this season! Those 200lbers are super rare. Nicely done!

Thanks Jim! That’s awesome, congrats on a nice one! Did his antlers fall off on the drag out?! I hear that happens often, especially in Mass in December

@@WanderingWhitetails thanks and no antlers stayed on. but for the first time in 49 years of deer hunting I can say I have shot to 8 pt out of the same tree . 5 years ago I shot a 173 lb 8 pt out of that tree .got both hunts on video .I am still learning to use I movie I think I put 12 vidioes out this season that I made last february. planing to make some more this winter .this year I will know enough to put my intro of my videos before my hunting films .

@ That’s awesome Jim! Congrats on the success! And I’ll be sure to head over to the channel and check out some videos! Glad you’re getting a bunch together and uploading them. It’s always great to share our experiences with others.

Thanks Lawrence! Will do. Mike is passing it along to the next generation and hopefully I will be able to one day as well. Have to keep the heritage and traditions alive!

@@williamgoswick4392 Haha! You’re not wrong! Gotta let ‘em fly. I shot a lot this year between Mike’s buck, two coyotes, and my buck! Glad it all worked out. Thanks again! Always appreciate the support 🙏🏻

I had a tough season this season. There were tons of deer, but I never saw any bucks older than 2 yo. So freezers are full of doe's. Not complaining lol

@@williamgoswick4392 Glad you were able to fill some doe tags and the freezers! Nothing wrong with a 2yr old but like I said, your tag fill it how you want! They'll be some nice bucks next year and hopefully you guys get a chance at a couple!

Thanks Tracy! Appreciate it. Thanks for dropping a message in the live chat too!

Thanks! It’s a good one, hope you enjoy!

Thanks, appreciate it!! That is really special… there’s no doubt he was right there with you. The woods may never be the same, but we still carry on the traditions and the memories while making new ones! Days like these really hit home and make us realize just how fortunate we are to be out there doing what we love! Thanks for the comment and congrats on the continued success!

@@roberthikade9759 Thanks Robert, really appreciate it!

@@greggarrison8213 Thanks Greg!

Thanks Peter, us too! And that’s so awesome! I’m sure you’re very proud to see the progress. Sounds like she’s doing very well in the deer woods, congrats!

Thanks M C!

@@greenshovel Thanks! That’s awesome, I’m sure it’ll treat you well for many many years! Gramp’s gun was one he had refinished years ago after it had gone through a fire and it still shoots just as true as can be today! A true good luck charm out there.

Haha you bet! Thanks Charles. Nothing beats being able to share those moments in the woods together!

@WanderingWhitetails seriously though, I was impressed with your firearm safety. Young ones are being taught correctly. I enjoyed the video.

@@charlesfredrick4789 Thanks Charles! That means a lot. Really appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for dropping a comment to let us know.

@@toddsouhrada6721 Thanks Todd! Truly appreciate that. That’s what it’s all about! Thanks for the comment, it means a lot.

@@mitchellhensley537 Thanks Mitchell! No doubt a great first buck that she’s very happy with!

@WanderingWhitetails Oh I didn't know that was her first buck. That is great .

I didn't read the headlines

@@mitchellhensley537 Yup! First ever! We never forget our first buck, that’s for sure!

Thanks Steve! Always appreciate you following along.

Thanks Ranger! Couldn’t agree more, these ones are truly special!

Thanks! Appreciate it!

@@travisrosenberg22 Thank you Travis! Appreciate that a lot 🙏🏻

Thanks Norman!

@@DustinNelson-s9o Sorry you feel that way. I tracked down a buck, shot and missed him. In the Part 4 Finale, I shoot a nice buck if that’s all you’re here for! Feel free to give it a watch. Thanks for watching Dustin!

No doubt about that, Maurice! Definitely one of those days where we just got right into them. Tons of fun and some awesome memories made! One we’ll never forget.

@@ypschwartzy2765 Thanks! Sorry to hear about your Dad but that’s an awesome way to honor him. I’m sure he still brings you lots of good luck and keeps you company during the hunting season. I carry my Dad’s ashes with me at all times in the woods. We’ve had a lot of awesome hunts since he’s passed and it’s like he’s still right there by my side. Wishing you all the best! Thanks for the comment, I really appreciate it.