I’d never sit someone else’s set up without permission. An abandoned set is another story if it looks old or unattended for awhile

Its been my experience over the last 40 hunting seasons that the majority of hunters are selfish idiots who have no respect for other hunters or the game laws. Thats why its so important to find good like minded friends that you can hunt with. Maybe not a popular opinion but its what Ive seen from 4 decades of hunting and over 20 years of duck guiding. Good on you HUSH crew, always great, honest content.

Was that a flex leaving the carcass for the stand jumpers? If so, high five! I would have done the same thing.

Holy cow! That antelope didn’t know what hit him that was awesome! Great work guys! Awesome video!

I wouldn't use someone else's stand. But that's just me.

Great video boys! Awesome shot! Is it worse to use another guys blind or to leave a animal carcass at a water hole for the next guy? Especially when you can drive up to it?

Ill take that shot any day of the week, then again I'm also shooting a heavy setup. Amazing shot, well done ☺️😊

HAHA leaving the gut pile/carcass there for those blind sitters was a nice touch!

Yah, YAH, WOOHOO! LETS GO! That slow mo was great not to mention that shot Casey.

Maybe in addition to leaving a note with your name and zip code, leaving a note of when you’re planning on hunting in that blind would be helpful! If I had a blind set up on a good water source, I wouldn’t expect nobody else to ever hunt it. I think there’s way that we as hunters could be a little more respectful to each other since we are hunting public land.

That was freaking crazy! I know they are fragile animals but wow! I would not hunt from someone else's blind, but that's just me. I've never hunted over water or in a blind. But I think with speed goats one would almost have too. Great job Casey!

Nice set up. And cool buck!!!

Congrats fellas. As far as the blind goes I would not hunt out of it.

How could guys not be happy with that shot. He went zero yards.....nice shot and congrats!🇺🇸👍🏻🦌

Congratulations mate wicked hunt I absolutely loved the shot take them anyway you can! You’ve been putting the time in great 👍 job 🇦🇺👍🇦🇺

My jaw dropped when you hit the Antelope. OMG! What a great shot!

Congratulations Casey, that was intense! I would never personally sit another hunters blind/stand because I did have someone do that with a blind I made for elk one year and I didn't think that was cool. On the other side of the coin, I do know some people that set up multiple blinds and stands to keep others out of an area and never hunt them, equally not cool. There are all kinds out there, thank you for keeping it ethical and real.

If someone puts a blind over a water hole in arid country, on public land, I would consider it foolish to not expect other people to use it. That being said, if it were mine, I would leave a number to call me and ask or tell me that you are using it, as a courtesy. What would the difference be if someone set up a blind right beside it? There are many more hunters than water holes and archery hunting speed goats requires any advantage possible! I completely understand not wanting to be "that guy" who is sitting in another man's blind though! Great hunt Casey! #PowerOfHush

Congratulations. Awesome Shot, Ot Dropped Right At The Right Time

Great shot! Congratulations bud!

Well deserved, great job….only thing I’d do differently is dispose of the carcass away from the water source. Great video!

Based off the thumbnail I'm gonna say great job hush boys 👊

Bing watching Hush 👍😁 That was a great shot scene. Correct probably wouldn’t take that shot on an elk, but Antelope…👍

The clarity of your video is awesome

Looks like he had enough after the first dart. Mint shot! Didn't go zero, he's down!!

I wouldn't sit a pop up without permission. The box however looked like a permanent fixture, so..... Maybe? Definitely check the blinds out, I leave my number in mine so courteous people can be courteous. And black face paint, really had that lesson driven home this year. Love you guys! Keep it up.

Awesome shot on a great buck!

Nice hunt. Has to feel great to succeed. Congrats!!

So cool! Congrats! Way to put your mind to it and stick with it. I am an Idaho resident as well and have been wanting to do this hunt

Congrats Casey. I agree Antelope is one of the best if taken care of right.

I drive a GMC and the push button tailgate on s a POS! Especially when out driving dusty roads it rarely works first 9X I try to open it! Great stuff per usual guys, congrats Casey!

I loved the scaredy cats yell. made me laugh out loud because I have absolutey done the same thing except I used a term similar to "chicken droppings" That hunt was awesome and I loved your decision, based on your practice and dedication. Congrats, Casey

I would never use someone's stand without permission first. That was an awesome hunt, great video Mr. Logan, way to capture the shot and impact. I have heard that antelope is some of the best meat.

This was an awesome video all the ups and downs of this hunt I’m so glad you got him

What a shot. Man that impressive and fun to watch.

I wouldn't sit in someone else's blind or stand. Good arrow set up and shot. I'd take that shot also. Congrats Casey!

Nice shot Casey!

Awesome buck!

Great video like always bow hunting is awesome

FUCK YA! Blind and a waterhole gets it done again. Dont give up on a future stalk though. It is a feather in your cap. Glad to hear you kicked up the arrow weight.

What a shot Casey! Great video!

Congrats Casey on an interesting buck!

Stands on public are public, if you hunt an area with only one water source and a guy sticks a blind on it and nobody hunts it you're basically encouraging people to "claim" prime spots on public land we all fund.

Glad you finally got one, sometimes it’s just the waiting game

Killer shot Casey!!!!

Sitting in someone else’s blind is like wearing someone else’s dirty underwear, I would never in a million years do it.. If you want to sit in a blind get your lazy behind up and get a blind and set it up. I don’t know why but this fires me up, people these days have no respect for anything or anyone.. Enough of my rant, I love the HUSH channel and everything you guys stand for! Keep up the great work!

Great shot. I was totally in agreeance with Logan! Shoot for the frontal!

Congrats on an awesome antelope kill. Was so happy along with you.

Loved the follow up shot best part of the video making sure the animal was down for the count

Congrats Casey! Great job going with that heavier set-up (Ranch Fairy believer too) and it showed. I couldn't/haven't ever sat another hunters stand or blind and I would be really offended if someone did mine. I know it's legal on public land but just not the right thing to do; but that's me.

Wow I’m first view again! Love y’all’s videos!

Awesome fellas! Nice animal too.... congratulations 🍾🎈🎉

I wouldn’t use another blind but I do leave a note in my blind to let guys know the days I intend to hunt in case they want to use it. Also, I think it’s really cool you take a second to mentioned the rules and regs

My theory is it's better for everyone to share the same blind than have 100 blinds around every water source because people feel wrong using someone else's. You should only have one group per water hole anyways so might as well be first come first serve every sit not someone locking up a water source for the whole season. But that's just me trying to think of the best scenario for everyone.

I would not sit in someone's blind. After all they did all the work. Great shot!!

Awesome shot. Congratulations!

That was an amazing shot and great footage

good job on leaving the carcass at the water hole. and people wonder why land owners/ranchers hate hunters. would have taken two more seconds to drag it off and take care of it

Lol dam dropped his ass. Nice work fellas

Congrats Casey, awesome goat!

Nice job guys! Oh, and I wouldn't use someone else's blind or stand without their ok either.

Finally!! Tht was an awesome shot!!

Right on! Congrats Casey!!

congrats and one helluva shot

this is why all states should require you to put your info on blinds and stands. hunters are a community. if it's my blind or stand and I'm not using it that day. use it up man just. heck with me first and leave it nicer then when you got there

They put it on public ground. It’s first come first serve at that point. Just pick up after yourself and obviously don’t destroy anything and it’s perfectly fine!

Congratulations, that was fun.

That was awesome you and your brother are a good team

What a great shot!

Great shot! the duck reaction worked out great. I’d never think sitting in someone else’s blind would be an option no matter if it’s legal not good sportsmanship if you ask me

My buddy and I both shot our antelope from that exact spot early in the season. Hopefully the wooden plug he left back behind your blind is still there when we return next year. If not, I guess we'll have to whittle a new one. lol

Nice!!! Congrats

Nice work!

What a shot!!! Heck yeah!!

Haha you guys seem confused over what's a doe and what's a buck. Bucks have the black patch on their cheek. You guys are doing an awesome job and I very much appreciate the spot and stalk attempts as I don't have a blind and still trying to be successful with the S&S and like learning what works and what doesnt

For the most part I think (real) hunters are pretty ethical and even though yes, it is “legal” probably wouldn’t mess with your blind. I know I wouldn’t, but just like anything else, there are those who feel they are entitled to anything everything just because the “can.” And people, if you are going to use someone else’s stuff. For hell sakes leave it the way you found it. Holy balls! I guess I should have waited until the end to comment!! 😳😳 nice work! Awesome camera work Logan!! Holy shit!😂

I would be frustrated, but it is something that you would have to deal with. You knew it was legal for someone else to sit in it when you set it up.

Cool hunt and shot. My favorite meat is either pronghorn or axis deer

Ethically I could not use someone else's blind. I don't think anyone should use someone else's blind or stand.

I wont sit in someone else's stand but ill sit next to it in my own. A lot of gun hunters put up their stands early and never visit them in archery season.

Great shot .. well deserved

Nice shot it's pretty goat

I have that exact problem I have to slow myself down all the time while hunting.

If you come several weeks apart and they still left their blind up, it’s fair game or take it down and move it out of the way.. pisses me off when people act like they own a spot

Wow I watched it twice love the slow mo but I think god had the bigger part as he went down before the arrow got there . I do agree With arrow set up in my opp ion heaver is better

That was great!!!

@hushin Hey guys I’ve been part of the hushin fam for couple years and I am a big whitetail hunter I don’t know if you have seen exodus trail cameras do the whitetail cribs episodes but ide love to work with you guys to crest mule deer cribs or elk cribs editions for you’re Channel especially when it gives a different vibe to story telling and more variety than shed hunting and hunting! Love you guys and just thought ide love to be apart of this idea and even will devote my time to drive cross country to help video these episodes and find places to go with all my connections!

Love the antelope hunting. Getting excited for my first antelope hunt next year with my 12yr old son. Just finished up Roosevelt elk hunting How do I buy the hat Casey is wearing?

Those are my kind of tracking jobs. Just go up to them right where they fell in their tracks!

Nice shot. I would have probably drug the goat away ways from the water hole to gut it. Good video.

Holy shit is that an Antelope???? Oh no, it's just Casey

putting a blind on public property at a known water source is kinda unfair for anyone else who would like to hunt that water so if you arnt there I feel like it is fair to let others use it Catch 22 really on one hand it’s not yours so don’t touch it but on the other hand to set a blind on water and take that spot away from others kinda sucks too

Your buddy telling you where he has seen antelope isn’t sparky is it? Lol

Sorry about the windows, and we thought we left you little piece of paper on one of the chairs😬

I say no go in someone else’s blind without permission! Just doesn’t seem right. Thanks for all the content!!

Same my ford has an electric one too they all suck

Congrats that was pretty cool. I’m not sure id use someone else’s blind/stand.

I would wear black and shut the doors and windows cuz it’s letting a lot of light in and he can see inside

It's been a year, and it's archery Antelope season again here in Idaho... to those who say that sitting in someone else's blind is taboo, unethical, etc... you need to know a few things. 1. Idaho's laws are not the same as other states. BLM specifically states that any blind left on those federal public lands are open to anyone who wants to use them. Locks are specifically not allowed because of this reason. 2. If you don't want someone using "your" blind, then use a portable blind that you take with you after every use. 3. The vast majority of the public land blinds in Idaho are plywood box blinds. They get constructed on a water hole 10 days prior to the hunt, and are supposed to be removed within 7 days after the hunt. Some hunters will leave a portable popup style blind multiple days, but they do so at the risk that someone will walk off with their blind. 4. There is a growing problem with unethical hunters placing wooden blinds on multiple water holes as a method to restrict other hunters from accessing or being near "their" spots. 5. Hunting pressure is increasing in idaho at an unprecedented rate. If hunters can't find ways to more equitably share limited resources like water holes, then management agencies like IDFG will make laws that will do it for us. If you are one of those who says they will forceably remove someone from "your" public land blind... then you are the problem, and it will be because of your attitude that IDFG will ultimately be forced to ban the use of anything other than portable blinds that are taken down and removed each day. If you say it's unethical to sit in someone else's blm blind, just know that you are your own worst enemy... and eventually you will lose the privilege to have the blind altogether. 6. Hunters should be proactive in sharing public land resources if we want to protect the privilege of using blinds on public lands, then we should get beyond this. Most box blinds left on BLM where I hunt are only used 4-5 days out of the 45 days they are up. It would be inequitable for other hunters to be denied access to that particular water hole for the other 25 days of the hunt. Instead, we as hunters should come up with a uniform way to identify our blinds as "in use" or not, perhaps a small square of hunter orange on the blind that can be seen from a mile or two away with binos or spotter. This would help prevent those situations where another hunter sneaks in on some antelope, and inadvertently pushes them off of someone in a blind nearby. We should also adopt the practice of putting information in the blind, to tell other hunters when you plan to be there, and let them know they are welcome to hunt the blind when you are not planning to be there. This could help with some of the situations where the original Placer of the blind shows up ready for a hunt, only to find another hunter already there. Even though it is public land, most hunters are polite enough that if they knew you were planning on being there that day... they would have chosen to go elsewhere. It would be polite to even go so far as to provide additional information to other future users of the blind, like what info you have gathered from your game camera... volunteering to do these types of behaviors with your PUBLIC LAND blind will help protect our future and ability to hunt these areas.

I would never sit someone else's set up, unless given permission to. Used to do similar up north of Craig Colorado. However, we'd also put on the paper when we'd be using it. People used to respect that, but in the last few yrs it's become more cutthroat, people take down your blind, maybe steal yours after they used it. Not what it used to be, why we've not gone back in yrs.