It was a blast man! I'll be back!

He saw it, and shot the bigger one haha

Yes, Oxbow lake

Thanks!

Blake Ledger In my opinion what makes the good stuff good .. is when you see stuff and think ... that looks good , and then it is good. So you know it is.

@@NativeToNature Good answer :-P

I would like to learn how to do this. Could you make a video teaching us how?

Check out Rodney Elmer Mountain Taxidermy. They have top notch, no nonsense videos on tracking in the north east. The Salerno brothers hunt the ADKs and are a wealth of knowledge on tracking. The Big Buck Registry has awesome podcasts on back country hunts across the country. Only been on big game 4 years. Had beginners luck the first year with 3 deer. The next two years i spent wondering around, not seeing a single whitetail. Last summer i found all these public land youtube hunters that all have distinct strategies. Taking what i learned from YT and the local old timers i got myself in front of a good 40 or 50 back country deer. Now if i can stop looking down sooo much ill start connecting.

Thanks! I'm always trying to learn!

Thanks Jason

haha! We said that too!

Justin - It's a Sony Z150. We also use the Sony X80 and Panasonic GH5.

We were running a wireless mic on our bigger cameras and syncing the audio with the GoPro.

Thanks for the help!

Not this year.

Hey Justin

Brody posted a video from the same day on his channel.

I personally know about the mushrooms. Have them on trail cam and have notice other mushrooms nibbled on. I was following massive tracks that came up to a tree with reishis 10ft up with deer teeth marks.

Dunno if the photo link works, but the camera is looking forward at eye level. Im 6'1" for perspective, you can see teeth marks on all these. They were too old and tough for eating, but these reishis have all sorts of health benefits plus proteins and sugars... scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/fr/cp0/e15/q65/47240892_10158620902818018_5435361291537481728_o.jpg?_nc_cat=107&efg=eyJpIjoidCJ9&_nc_eui2=AeHcivTzyJy5Ss6FQePjeaq6leiH78TJ1-j8sN3DG-ICb0CGZGQbGUskNBO5JwDseshYpiGLVatFkb0KnwLedLgKlRbWaMpZiQjZNdHAxCSWbA&_nc_ht=scontent-lga3-1.xx&oh=06f11cab2fb5c4a4b972be323f5490b9&oe=5D241A44

@@buck19 it worked thank for sharing your picture one other sign you guys should try to share is if you are lucky and find a scent post yes there is one rub in the middle like a hub that the will have a rub most time around size of your thigh that will be rubbed on all sides plus there will be many small to medium size rubs and scrapes with in about 30 foot circle of the rub. It's the best rub and it's the golden ticket for pictures of every buck that walks by it will rub it all season long even doe will rub there head glands on it . It's the phone book of your deer in that 1 square mile or more or less depends of alot of factors . I've only found 2 in my 30 plus years and hunted one . Best day when I hunted over that rub. Had 4 bucks hit before first light and 5 more before I killed a 2 year old . Yes I was much younger then and I was happy with the buck I killed . The real point to that hunt is that I understood the sign and didn't just look at the rub like it was a bucks travel rub line with a one direction rub . I found it identify my sign was a true scent post and hunted it with results and that's what it's all about. I'm the guy that doesn't like to stop and turn around if I see a ridge or edge when scouting I just go and go marking down every chance I get on my SAT poster with lam and a marker . So I mark other hunters stand locations and there starting point they use to go to the stands I also mark every deer I've killed or others and scrapes trail. Everything wee have now on hunting app . People that know me say I'm part wolf deer because how I can snort like a deer and grunt with my voice and learn from the wolf on how to hunt my deer and where to hunt. I've never hunted the same spot year to year always looking fine tuning my tactics . Deer are not hard to learn or kill if we just slow down Liston watch scout scout and yes scout . If hunters want to do well on public land in Wisconsin they learn to adapt put in the time scouting and when I say work scout that means when the season ends the boots are already doing the walking . I have had deer and bears that I have on cam for 8 sometimes 10 years of age sake buck on cam year after year it's almost to the point now I'm more into learning the old big woods bucks and getting pictures of them then I am wanting to kill them because I always feel a little sad when I kill one of my local bucks I call them reason the chase and learning is over . And then it's the next 3.5 and up starts. I've learned many things in my area that I don't ever see or hear shows talk about like my deer stopped bedding in low area or swamp and now only bed on knobs or high points and more knobs on ridges and when they leave there beds they walk with wind at there back don't rub or scrape alot . I think this is all a direct result from the wolves. My deer all do the 2 step I call it. They walk 2 then stop Liston and Liston then walk stop . And branch snaps and they will go straight to high alert and start walking at the area thebranch broke to see if it's a predator. Down in the farm country I also hunt in marathon county they don't do anything like that. Keep up the great video. O I have all my hunts on tape maybe one of you could help me transfer my tapes to a CD . I have my 9.5 year old 220lbs dressed on it I don't want to loose and a really cool bear kill where you can see my bullets vapor trail and the shock wave when it hits with a crazy blood loss. And the death moan. Like to make sure my grand kids some day can see there grandpa was a ok hunter and got some ok video solo . I wish I got my 17 year old 10 m so I should say 18 bear one more story of chipmonks told me to take my climbing stand to on my last couple days of season to get the old timer of the woods . Yes I'm a Apex hunter. I really like how you guys keep it real .

No, but Brody put out a video from the same day on his channel a week ago or so.

@@TheHuntingPublic that's probably what it was

It was a perfect shot!