Seek One knocks down a TN stud!!

[Headhunter]

I'd like to see you go shoot a 190 inch pet.

In someone's backyard, that has no fear of most anything, the hardest part is to just either get permission or have enough money to buy access to those pet deer.

I know where 3 really good bucks are bedding in a backyard in Hendersonville. I have pics from a friend, One of them is is in the 170's if he is not in the 180's. If you are good at throwing, any one of them could be killed with a spear. The person that owns the house goes out and feeds his dog and the bucks lay there and watch him. I don't know if anyone could get permission, but they have been bedding in the backyard most every day. Would it be hunting? Nope. Would I post videos or even make a video of myself in a manicured yard shooting deer? Nope, never.

As far as the buck talked about in this post goes, I know nothing. I have never seen their videos, don't care to. And this deer may be a legitimate kill. Except that in August here, the hardest part of killing a good buck is finding him, not always but even large bucks can be easily patterned in August and to me that takes away from the hunting.

I have read where they shoot deer in backyards, those are pet deer. While I don't have anything against it, population control and eating those deer are 2 great things. Bragging about it, making videos, the fact that people even pay attention to someone shooting "pet" deer, especially ones that are almost tame, nah, could care less and I for sure don't think it helps anything other than their ego.

And some are correct, I have wasted to much time on this. For sure won't waste anymore.

 

[TNGunsmoke]

I'm just gonna say "Great looking buck" and leave it at that. I got no time for negativity in any form. Life's too short to be worrying too much about what everyone else is doing. I have a hard enough time keeping myself straight some days. Remember the lesson we learned from Thumper in "Bambi", "If you can't say something nice, don't say nuthin at all."

 

[Pilchard]

I have a hard enough time keeping myself straight some days.

No judgement from me but this feels like the wrong place to make such an admission.

 

[Spurhunter]

Virtue signaling alert!

 

[timberjack86]

It's not just the Democrats or the people that voted for them. After reading this entire thread it's obvious we are all the problem in this country. Our division is not sustainable.

Yep, us deer hunters the majority who voted for Trump is what's wrong with the country. Just ask any liberal!

 

[GRIT]

Yep, us deer hunters the majority who voted for Trump is what's wrong with the country. Just ask any liberal!

What doe's voting have to do with anything about Seek One killing a Buck in the city limits?

 

[timberjack86]

What doe's voting have to do with anything about Seek One killing a Buck in the city limits?

Don't ask me, I didn't bring it up originally. Mostly sarcastic post.

 

[GRIT]

Don't ask me, I didn't bring it up originally.

LOL

 

[Gravey]

Maybe I missed it but where was this deer killed?

 

[Hduke86]

Maybe I missed it but where was this deer killed?

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC, 20500

 

[RUGER]

Maybe I missed it but where was this deer killed?

Bell Meade

 

[Mud Creek]

 

[TheLBLman]

Someone who reads TNdeer, but never posts, had this to say:

"Prostitution is legal in Nevada.
But going to Vegas and paying a hooker for sex
does not make one a stud.

Nor does legally shooting a pet deer make anyone a hunter."

What most hunters have issue with here
is not killing deer in subdivisions,
but rather the misleading of the shooter's purpose from the get-go
(in seeking permission to kill those pesky deer),
then appearing to claim great hunting skills.

This is more about skills of deception than even skills of shooting?

But make no mistake, this issue is more about killing & shooting,
than anything about hunting.

 

[TNGunsmoke]

No judgement from me but this feels like the wrong place to make such an admission.

Just means I'm human, a sinner, and I have things I struggle with, just like everyone else. Thank God for forgiveness and second and third (and...) chances.

 

[Pilchard]

Just means I'm human, a sinner, and I have things I struggle with, just like everyone else. Thank God for forgiveness and second and third (and...) chances.

I was teasing you about a different meaning of the word straight. I can tell you're a good dude from your posts here.

 

[Gravey]

Bell Meade

I'm surprised anybody in Bell Meade gave permission to kill Bambi's grandpa. Getting permission would've been the hardest part.

 

[RUGER]

I'm surprised anybody in Bell Meade gave permission to kill Bambi's grandpa. Getting permission would've been the hardest part.

I'm sure.
Probably had to keep asking till he found someone that was tired of their landscaping getting ate. LOL

 

[Shooter77]

Bell Meade

How do you know this is where it was killed?

 

[Buzzard Breath]

Coming to a neighborhood near you. If you don't think all these Californians and Yankees are going to want to do this here, you're nuts.

Hunters that live there can't even shoot their bows in their backyards. They have to go to a license range to do it. This is the stuff that follows Seek One around. If the guys hunting these places would just quit posting this stuff all over social media and keep their mouths closed, it wouldn't be such a big deal.

Bowhunting in the ’burbs: Backyard deer-stalking draws fans and foes

“Ten years ago, we discovered a secret, a secret that was hidden in plain sight in the suburbs of Atlanta,” says the narrator of a deer-hunting video from a Brookhaven-based outfit called Seek One Productions. The secret: Backyard bow-and-arrow killing of supersized suburban bucks that is...

reporternewspapers.net

 

[RUGER]

How do you know this is where it was killed?

Well apparently I don't.
Could have swore it mentioned it in the first "article" I saw on this on facebook but can't find it now.
Oh well, my bad.