cbrock84
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To me Roy fits just fine lolHeard them refer to him by that on a vid one time before I knew much on em and assumed. My bad. I have another last name for him anyway
To me Roy fits just fine lolHeard them refer to him by that on a vid one time before I knew much on em and assumed. My bad. I have another last name for him anyway
Since my heart attack I try not to eat store bought beef. They shoot them full of so much crap I'm afraid I'll grow boobies. I do go to church with some people that have full fledged grass fed and me and my buddy by half a cow apiece about twice a year. Otherwise I try to get enough does to feed us for a year. My wife doesn't eat meat but my son and daughter do and my son is 21 so he's a bottomless pit.I observed 5 does spread out in out small 8 acre community yesterday they each had 2 fawns with them. Way too many deer here. I'll try to eat a couple by discreetly harvesting. Some will get hit by cars I'm sure. They will probably taste like flowers.
I mean i heard it directly from the guy that saw the deer swimming with his own eyes and called roy. As bad as the shot was, i would be surprised if the deer only went 300 yards
I've watched my share of hunting shows throughout my life but the older I get I'm starting to wonder why everyone can't hunt lowkey. I didn't film my son's first hunt, took lots of pics though. We didn't have the camera options we have now but the pics or if I had filmed it would've been private for just us. I've never filmed one of my hunts and of all the deer I've shot only took a pic of two of them.This whole urban hunting deal is really a ticking time bomb. In the beginning it was like "huh ,that's different" but they are becoming visible now, and after this little stunt, in a bad way. I don't know what these guys do for a living or maybe this is it but if the wrong people get a whiff of this, that pic of a stuck deer on a river bank can go world wide in hours. It's only because they have remained out of the spotlight of society that they haven't been ruined professionally. ( think the dentist and the lion).
We all know full well how screwed up, PETAized and cancel happy urban areas of this country are now, eventually one of these stuck bucks is gonna be flopping pitifully in some yard and the whole deal is gonna be caught on camera, then the Seek One crew is gonna be crucified in the media. The animal rights bunch could choose to latch on to this type of thing and run with it.
Maybe if somebody did this neighborhood buck thing very low key and invisible, maybe they get away with it for a while but if you broadcast it to 9 billion people world wide it's a disaster looking for a place to happen that will affect all hunters.
If some nonhunter saw this crap and asked me about it, shooting deer that stand and stare when people are cutting their grass or having a cookout, as a hunter, I don't know how I could defend it even on a biological game management level,it's really indefensible.
If I had an urban spot with a bunch of doe, I wouldn't care if the lady of the house came out and breast fed them twice a day.
He clearly said im sure he is a trustworthy fella since he has showed so many of his recoveriesIf you'll listen to the podcast, Lee himself says the person who called was NOT the guy who saw the deer. It was a friend of a friend kind of thing. Second, the deer did not go a mile and then swim the river. He clearly said it went maybe 300 yards from the shot. And it was on the same side of the river as he shot it on. Sounds like your pal is embellishing the story a little. That's exactly what seek one wants. A story that gets better and better each time it's told.
I never implied it was. Generally speaking, urban/city/yard deer that I have encountered are very accustom to human interaction, are not nocturnal, are not on high alert, do not pay much attention to human scent and have very limited scopes of woodlots to walk through (compared to big hardwoods), thus narrowing down the guessing game of where they have to walk. That has been my experience over the years. A far cry from killing a mature buck at LBL, Cherokee NF, etc. Yard turkeys are about the same from my experiences over last 20 years. Add in cellular cameras and smartphones and the playing field becomes more unlevel. My .02I highly doubt that killing these deer is near as hard as they make it out to be.
What's wrong with Ranch Fairy?I'll be completely transparent and honest, this and $8 might get you a cup of coffee now days and ultimately some of you will agree with me and some will not. I don't watch a ton of the YT hunters but SeekOne and THP were in my rotation. When THP got in bed with Ranch Fairy I was done. This little debacle with SeekOne has done it for me. To be fair if I watched them more I may have dropped them earlier but just didn't watch enough to notice anything.
First off as far as the Urban hunting thing goes, if it's legal and you have permission to retrieve on the surrounding properties I have no problem. People calling the deer "pets" doesn't sway me either. I personally never shot a buck but try to get 6-7 doe for a year's meat. If I had an urban spot with a bunch of doe, I wouldn't care if the lady of the house came out and breast fed them twice a day. I would use the info and pattern to plug one.
I don't care for this guy's "Tennessee redneck" comment. If you don't like us, go home and shoot your deer. I know every bowhunter can unintentionally make a bad shot. When it becomes a pattern and getting the camera shot is more important than the ethical shot I have a problem. Ultimately I believe this is all that camera hunting breeds.
People have made comments about them shooting the Morrell dice target in the back yard and it being residential behind them. I somehow 100% missed what their back drop was because all I could see and comprehend was how crappy they shot. 20-40yds tops and they couldn't hit a 2-3" dot?
If you'll notice, take Jeff Cordero, Whitetail Fit, ElkShape, even Chris Bee and those type and they shoot ALL year, go to 3D and Tac events and get to know their bows. I know shooting at stationary foam is not shooting at a live animal but you can't argue the practice and reps doesn't help when the real thing comes along. When SeekOne switched to Mathews and they were going to shoot one of them made the comment, "I haven't shot in over a month."
I know life happens but if you've spent years shooting all year long and you can't shoot for a month it's much different than barely shooting and trying to cram at the last minute. No matter how you hunt, you should be proficient with your weapon. You can accidentally make a bad shot, things happen. A twig you didn't see, misread a range finder, etc. I'm a firm believer that people don't accidentally make bad decisions, you either have it or you don't.
I gave SeekOne a bit of rope because from the limited videos I'd seen they made religious references and I gathered they were good guys. My relationship with the Lord is the most important thing in my life and I'm getting sick and tired of people using God as a business tool.
Ranch Fairy is full of crap for one. Get one of those test kits and experiment yourself if you don't believe me.What's wrong with Ranch Fairy?
Amen, making a fortune of foolishnessRanch Fairy is full of crap for one. Get one of those test kits and experiment yourself if you don't believe me.
Could this be the new seek onesy video?
I've listened to the podcast. I'm going to trust my friend, who saw the deer with his own eyes, and had no reason to embellish or change the story with me. I myself watched my friends cell phone video of the deer swimming from one side of the river to the other, so unless it crossed it twice, idk what to say about that.If you'll listen to the podcast, Lee himself says the person who called was NOT the guy who saw the deer. It was a friend of a friend kind of thing. Second, the deer did not go a mile and then swim the river. He clearly said it went maybe 300 yards from the shot. And it was on the same side of the river as he shot it on. Sounds like your pal is embellishing the story a little. That's exactly what seek one wants. A story that gets better and better each time it's told.
I'll see him monday. Will get it from him then and post it hereTell him to post it up! We'd all like to see it.
my house sits on 2 acres adjoining a 14 acre farm I usta own with woods and houses around. I've taken 6 deer here over 20 years. been a deer/animal crossing for a long time. Only 1 has made it off this place and it was 15 yards across the fence. 1 bow, 4 muzzleloader, and 1 30-06. That 30-06 shot was from the barn stall and it RANG my friggin ears bad. I have a treestand in the bottom acre that's been there for a while. My muzzleloader stays on the dinning room table the entire season. No one has complained yet except for my girl and that's at the end of the season telling me it's time to put the gun away. 1 shot 1 killTrespassing is wrong, period.
If you only have one acre to hunt you don't need to bowhunt, period.
JMHO.
Keep turning a blind eye its worked so good for everything else in this country
I think he'd suck a golfball through a garden hose.What's wrong with Ranch Fairy?
First off he's full of crap. He also makes that "I'm a genius face. I'm about to say something incredibly ignorant but since I made this face you'll believe me." Another thing he does is that forced, fake hysterical laugh after each statement. I hate those smirks he makes and he has the most punchable face I've ever seen.What's wrong with Ranch Fairy?