How to Track and Stalk wild Deer TA Outdoors
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Date: 2019-09-10
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Comments and reviews: 9
Huntnfishnuts
That's two gold medal fallow bucks for sure. Trophy class deer. I think the Sitka buck your holding at the end may have been injured or hit by a car and died the fox mink and badgers will all get a share and that's what you have left. Here in the US the Turkey vultures foxes and coyotes do the same clean up job. Hunters won't leave a carcass just internal organs after gutting. The number 4 on the shotgun shell is the size of the shot. And steel shot would be legal for waterfowl so you where spot on with the duck hunting. Good footage from the tree stand too. As usual great video.
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That's two gold medal fallow bucks for sure. Trophy class deer. I think the Sitka buck your holding at the end may have been injured or hit by a car and died the fox mink and badgers will all get a share and that's what you have left. Here in the US the Turkey vultures foxes and coyotes do the same clean up job. Hunters won't leave a carcass just internal organs after gutting. The number 4 on the shotgun shell is the size of the shot. And steel shot would be legal for waterfowl so you where spot on with the duck hunting. Good footage from the tree stand too. As usual great video.
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Kyle Browning
I am a hunter and I thoroughly enjoyed this video. This is the 1st nature guy with a camera that still doesn't try to trash real hunters like so many conservationists do these days even though hunters are the biggest and most important conservationist there are. Great job and I agree those dudes should have picked up their shells thats just lazy.
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I am a hunter and I thoroughly enjoyed this video. This is the 1st nature guy with a camera that still doesn't try to trash real hunters like so many conservationists do these days even though hunters are the biggest and most important conservationist there are. Great job and I agree those dudes should have picked up their shells thats just lazy.
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Bazcamper
Enjoyed this. Once upon a time I saw zero deers. Since getting into bushcraft. I see them all over now. I live in a built up area, and still see them in places you'd not expect to find them. Just have to look out for the signs. Keep an eye out for deer scrapes too. Great vid ty Gaz.
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Enjoyed this. Once upon a time I saw zero deers. Since getting into bushcraft. I see them all over now. I live in a built up area, and still see them in places you'd not expect to find them. Just have to look out for the signs. Keep an eye out for deer scrapes too. Great vid ty Gaz.
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The Fat Bitch Club Kokomo-Mom
With my orange on. I have tracked 2 females between corn fields along 2 different small streams of water. Just by watching. All summer into fall. When corns down can see where thier going good luck to all
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With my orange on. I have tracked 2 females between corn fields along 2 different small streams of water. Just by watching. All summer into fall. When corns down can see where thier going good luck to all
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michelle congues
I think some one has made it look like the surrey puma did it - but it's fake we have that in Australia with the so called black panther PS pleas let me no what you think in the next video.
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I think some one has made it look like the surrey puma did it - but it's fake we have that in Australia with the so called black panther PS pleas let me no what you think in the next video.
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Jack Boles
The carcass of that deer looks very similar to that of a guanaco, the Pumas top prey, in that it was stripped to the neck. this suggests something big had feasted on the deer
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The carcass of that deer looks very similar to that of a guanaco, the Pumas top prey, in that it was stripped to the neck. this suggests something big had feasted on the deer
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English Woodsman
thankyou mate I have seen them in my local woodland as I have been out wild woodland camping I can trying to track them down but they are I clover animal
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thankyou mate I have seen them in my local woodland as I have been out wild woodland camping I can trying to track them down but they are I clover animal
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steve hoad
Deff hunted. neat cut round neck. butchered in woods and carcass left. no hide either that wouldn't of been eaten. so I think you're safe from the beastie
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Deff hunted. neat cut round neck. butchered in woods and carcass left. no hide either that wouldn't of been eaten. so I think you're safe from the beastie
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David Harvey
What great fun. Be ready to do it when the rut is on next year. A be careful when poking cameras through bushes while shouting look at the rack on that
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What great fun. Be ready to do it when the rut is on next year. A be careful when poking cameras through bushes while shouting look at the rack on that
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