At first I thought that was the crappiest shot posted on UA-cam, then I backed it up and paused frame by frame and for how quartered he was, that tip went right up to his heart. What a shot, and damn, the amount of physical effort put in for that week to get that bull! This is some true honest footage of P.L. hunting and it is much appreciated.
Had the bow set up at a pro shop. It performed just fine ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxQEKUoxLWwayEDZR0NKB-5limn4MBU-2L . And I would say this is a good starting now that I could pass down to my son when he is older.But the package was missing the release and a nock was missing from one arrow.Dealing with customer support was terrible. They suggested I buy a new release rather than correct their own quality control issue because it’s to expensive for the. to ship it out from China.Update: manufacturer got back to me and resolved the issue. I retract the above statement.
Congrats on the public land bull! I'd rather watch this all day over a private land / elk sanctuary hunt. Pickar has ice in his veins when he draws back.
Thanks for the feedback! We have more public land webisodes coming up over the next few weeks. Be sure to turn on your notifications so you don't miss them!
Thanks for the video guys. In a few weeks I will be driving from Houston up to Wyoming for a mule deer hunt and this got me all pumped. I had your archery Wy elk tag last year and never went to full draw but hopefully in 2 more years I will get the tag again. Thanks.
To William Falkner I'm from Houston also kingwood. Perhaps we can get together for a hunting trip. I'm heading to Colorado next September on archery elk did hunt
I was told and then read on the Wyoming Wildlife website we needed a certified guide or a resident with a temp guide permit. Kinda takes all the fun out of going on a hunting trip with your buddies don't you think? Did you guys use some type of guide? Heck of a shot btw.
Walter Valdez thanks for watching! This was a DIY hunt. Dan is a resident of Wyoming. Non-residents are required to have a licensed outfitter or guide if they plan to hunt designated wilderness areas in the state.
Check out our videos on bow hunting shot placement. Dan breaks down anatomy and a bunch of elk and deer kill shots he’s taken over the years. Here’s part 1 of 2: ua-cam.com/video/V4_hEwLiKos/v-deo.html
Hey Jackson!! My biggest advice is to practice at 50 or 60 yards and then the shots at 40 yards and closer will be even easier. I don't recommend shooting past 40 at an animal your first year hunting though. Good luck!
@@danpickar5442 thanks this is my first year elk hunting with a bow I've hunted elk with a rifle before. And I took my first ever deer last year with my bow thanks for the advice
I’ve heard you have to have a guide if your from out of state to hunt elk on public land is that true?? Just curious cuz I’d like to do an elk hunt but I’m not gonna do it if I have to pay a guide. Thanks
Thanks for your question. That’s not exactly true. Nonresidents in Wyoming only need an outfitter to hun designated wilderness areas. Other public lands are fair game for DIY hunting
That animal has lived its whole life hunted. It was outsmarted, he is proud because he has spent a week tracking. That is not easy and is something to take pride in. Compared to rifle hunting, bow hunting is on another level. You must have the skill to aim, calculate drop, and the physical strength to draw those bow strings. A rifle hunter could sit hundreds of yards away, letting a machine calculate the distance, wind speeds and drop of his bullet, all without the worry of the prey picking up on his presence. Bow hunters are extremely skilled individuals, and should always be proud of their achievements.
@@kazan0217 You are absolutely wrong, a well placed arrow has proven time and time again to be the most effective way to harvest big game without wasting meat.
At first I thought that was the crappiest shot posted on UA-cam, then I backed it up and paused frame by frame and for how quartered he was, that tip went right up to his heart. What a shot, and damn, the amount of physical effort put in for that week to get that bull! This is some true honest footage of P.L. hunting and it is much appreciated.
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you enjoyed this hunt! Here's another public land bow hunt for you: ua-cam.com/video/zEQWZ07zIik/v-deo.html
Had the bow set up at a pro shop. It performed just fine ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxQEKUoxLWwayEDZR0NKB-5limn4MBU-2L . And I would say this is a good starting now that I could pass down to my son when he is older.But the package was missing the release and a nock was missing from one arrow.Dealing with customer support was terrible. They suggested I buy a new release rather than correct their own quality control issue because it’s to expensive for the. to ship it out from China.Update: manufacturer got back to me and resolved the issue. I retract the above statement.
Congrats on the public land bull! I'd rather watch this all day over a private land / elk sanctuary hunt. Pickar has ice in his veins when he draws back.
Thanks for the kind words!
Love the public land DIY hunts...more please! Congrats on bull.
Thanks for the feedback! We have more public land webisodes coming up over the next few weeks. Be sure to turn on your notifications so you don't miss them!
Good fortune! That’s solid work, thanks for the video lads.
NorCal Bowman thanks for watching! Dan definitely pulled together a solid public land effort on this one.
Nice country and video. Good hunt and bull
Thanks for the compliment! Will you be in the elk woods this fall?
Eastmans' Hunting Journals No friends all quit me and got too old to go out alone. But still enjoy watching hunts.
Thanks
Love it. Awesome shot. Congratulations
Thanks for the compliment and watching!
Outstanding job. Fair chase all the way!
Thanks for the kind words! Can't wait to be chasing bugles this fall!
Cant wait for the season pre-season scouting is just as good.
We totally agree! Thanks for watching! Be sure to subscribe we have some more bow hunting videos up our sleeves!
Great Hunt!!!
Hard to beat elk in September! will you be bow hunting be elk rut this fall?
Yea we will be hunting unit 12 in Colorado September 16-22
THAT WAS SO SICK. LOVE IT
This hunt definitely has us jonesing for September!
5 years and me and the wife are moving to Wyoming 😌
Haha the subtitles are awesome "our balls are all down here"
Thanks for the video guys. In a few weeks I will be driving from Houston up to Wyoming for a mule deer hunt and this got me all pumped. I had your archery Wy elk tag last year and never went to full draw but hopefully in 2 more years I will get the tag again. Thanks.
Thanks for the watch! We've got plenty videos to keep the stoke high! Check out this playlist: ua-cam.com/video/IrbypxfbE08/v-deo.html
To William Falkner
I'm from Houston also kingwood. Perhaps we can get together for a hunting trip. I'm heading to Colorado next September on archery elk did hunt
Very very nice
Glad you enjoyed this video! Subscribe to our channel for more bow hunting :)
Glad to know you found your balls "right down here".
I was worried sick....
With Luv
Well placed arrow
Very nice 👍
What lbs were you pulling? I thought Wyoming was with guide only? TY. Great hunt
70 lbs
yea boys! time to eat!
What week in September was this hunt fellas? Well done.👊
Toby H it was the last couple of weeks.
@@EastmansHuntingJournals Thanks & Happy New Year to you all at Eastman's Hunting Journals!
I was told and then read on the Wyoming Wildlife website we needed a certified guide or a resident with a temp guide permit. Kinda takes all the fun out of going on a hunting trip with your buddies don't you think? Did you guys use some type of guide? Heck of a shot btw.
Walter Valdez thanks for watching! This was a DIY hunt. Dan is a resident of Wyoming. Non-residents are required to have a licensed outfitter or guide if they plan to hunt designated wilderness areas in the state.
I’m wanting to start archery hunting . Do you have any pointers?
shoot a lot. And get the best equipment you can afford, especially arrows. Quality arrows make a hige difference with accuracy
Check out our videos on bow hunting shot placement. Dan breaks down anatomy and a bunch of elk and deer kill shots he’s taken over the years. Here’s part 1 of 2:
ua-cam.com/video/V4_hEwLiKos/v-deo.html
I'm going to try to take my youth cow elk this year with my bow any recommendations I've got my bow sighted out to 40 yards
Hey Jackson!! My biggest advice is to practice at 50 or 60 yards and then the shots at 40 yards and closer will be even easier. I don't recommend shooting past 40 at an animal your first year hunting though. Good luck!
@@danpickar5442 thanks this is my first year elk hunting with a bow I've hunted elk with a rifle before. And I took my first ever deer last year with my bow thanks for the advice
Nice bull. So, how does someone become Team Eastman?
Shot placement..
shot placement was pretty money for how hard he was quartered
would you ever take a fan on a hunt? if so please hit me up, really want to get into bow hunting but i know i can’t learn from just anyone
What frame pack is that?
Brad it is the F1 Mainframe from Eberlestock.
Great more trophy hunters
As long as they eat the meat, along with there families...then i see no problem.
Pass a 325? Really? Isn't that P&Y? Boy I'd be very happy
Yeah it was a poor choice on my part! -Dan P
I’ve heard you have to have a guide if your from out of state to hunt elk on public land is that true?? Just curious cuz I’d like to do an elk hunt but I’m not gonna do it if I have to pay a guide. Thanks
Thanks for your question. That’s not exactly true. Nonresidents in Wyoming only need an outfitter to hun designated wilderness areas. Other public lands are fair game for DIY hunting
Eastmans' Hunting Journals Thanks for the help!
how far was the shot it looked like a good distance 😬
It was 51 yds, thanks!
Wouldn't be a headshot much more humane?
Not with a bow. My uncle tried that on a deer once. It just stumbled around with an arrow stuck in its head until he shot it again.
John Dudley wouldn't have even taken they shot man...
Why are people so proud of shooting an stupid type of creature from 500 meterd away while it has no idea it is going to be hunted?
That animal has lived its whole life hunted. It was outsmarted, he is proud because he has spent a week tracking. That is not easy and is something to take pride in. Compared to rifle hunting, bow hunting is on another level. You must have the skill to aim, calculate drop, and the physical strength to draw those bow strings. A rifle hunter could sit hundreds of yards away, letting a machine calculate the distance, wind speeds and drop of his bullet, all without the worry of the prey picking up on his presence. Bow hunters are extremely skilled individuals, and should always be proud of their achievements.
Cuz it feels better than hunting a tomato
Bow hunting is cruel and should be banned.
Why so
@@anonymousdoesstuff6454 Because is cruel didn't you read? What kind of anon are you ?
@@kazan0217 You are absolutely wrong, a well placed arrow has proven time and time again to be the most effective way to harvest big game without wasting meat.
What’s cruel about bow hunting? Literally the most natural way for humans to hunt fuckin moron