If you enjoy deer hunting big bucks, I’ll bet you will like this video I found. I was looking at videos on youtube and I just couldn’t figure out something, how in the world did they film these big bucks at night without disturbing them? It says that the video was taken with a very high magnification cam corder,but what about the lighting? This is an awesome double drop tine buck. I bet Mike Hanback would like this one. Have you ever seen a drop tine buck when you were deer hunting? I’ve seen some big bucks, but I have never seen a drop tine buck while deer hunting. Any way this is a cool video check it out.
I wanted to remind everyone to get your soil samples for your food plots, and plant some trees. Also now is the time to burn your property. Just make sure to check your laws and regulations before you do. Also now is a great time to start looking for those sheds. Those trophies should start dropping those antlers soon. Just a few reminders.
I talked to a friend of mine who has eighty acres in Arizona and I am going to mail him a trail camera to put on his land and see what we can get on camera. And I will put them on here for you to enjoy. He says there are some really nice mule deer on the property. Also they have mountain lions. As a matter of fact, some of you may have heard about a huge mountain lion that was hit by a car in Arizona. It was hit about ten miles from where my friend lives. You can see the story here.
3 comments
The Hunter's Wife says:
February 25, 2008 at 10:43 am (UTC -5 )
Wow! That is a really nice buck. Thanks for sharing the video.
admin says:
February 25, 2008 at 9:34 pm (UTC -5 )
Yes it is a nice buck! I’d like to see it from a deer stand!
Kris says:
February 26, 2008 at 12:56 pm (UTC -5 )
I wonder how many states allow spot lighting like that? I know we do it in Pennsylvania, but that is the only eastern state that I know of that has allowed the practice.
those are some nice bucks…i think i would probably take any of them!