Check out when cal and Steve go moose hunting and the bull charges Steve. Cal’s reaction is awesome

@@domenicm3083 so smooth

@@lokei1326 like a cool dad

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CAL YOUR WELCOME TO OUR GROUSE CAMP IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN ANY YEAR,,And you can Bring Steve back home to Michigan tooo

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100% agree! The few guys I hunt with have been hunting together for over a decade. With that kind of experience with hunting partners, you get to a level of understanding - a person just know what they're going to do in such situations. For example, it isn't anything to see my buddy following a bird and his barrel headed my way. Without talking, he knows I'm going to duck/lean forward out of the way, and he knows he can keep following the bird and shoot over me if need be with it being completely acceptable. - this is no way acceptable for me if I am hunting with someone brand new to my group because it's just too risky even if they're veteran hunters because I don't know the way they think, and they don't know the way I do. With my guys though, its no problem and we laugh about it in the odd times where it does happen - never with rifles though. There is such a high level of trust and knowledge hunting with them these situations looked like a well oiled machine we just know what to do and when to do it while still being safe. To an outsider looking in it may look unsafe and chaotic, but these actions are learned by YEARS of hunting next to each other.

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What do you hunt and fish for in croatia? I visited croatia about 5 years ago and it’s my favorite country I’ve ever been to. Dubrovnik was really cool but sadly it’s becoming to busy I guess I’m part of the problem. The national parks and coast line was gorgeous as well

Woot!!!! A shout out from Westbrook!!!! :)

Your from Avon

I'm from Strong

@@wyattviles1254 Sabattus

I’ve always been torn about public lands. If we’ve got them, they should be open to the public and able to be used by the public. However.... I just don’t believe that the feds should be able to own so much land, or really even any lands not related to mil/LEO/similar. I know that in the western states that the feds own them because they purchased the land and are the original title holders. But why? At statehood it should have been turned over to the state. Very torn.

@@soonerfrac4611 you’re missing an important point. The feds don’t own public lands , the PEOPLE own them. I live in Maine and I’ve lived in the Rockies and both have lots of land that is open to the public , but at least we get to vote about federal lands. These massive private lands up here in Maine will one day be worth more as vacation homes than timber land and that’s when you’ll regret not making them publically owned

@@soonerfrac4611 Public lands are owned by the public. They are managed in trust by different branches of the federal government for the public benefit. Very few unique locations are protected from commercial exploitation. Even national monuments allow most types of individual activity. Only 3 percent of the nation is protected from untethered private use in national parks. Public lands are an enormous benefit to the nation as a whole and to the people who live near them and the northeast needs more of it. The government didn't go around buying property (some from other countries, yes) they just began administering it and selling it to the states and individuals after they killed/rounded up/ dishomed the natives. Or conquering it from the spanish or french speakers who killed the natives. States can buy land from the government very very cheaply if they want the responsibility, they just have to prove they have a legitimate use for it. Happens all the time where I live. Individuals can buy land as long as they don't abuse it. The idea that the government shouldn't own land mostly comes from people who want to allow corporations to profit without limitations or responsibility. Corporations would bulldoze irreplaceable resources to get the ones they can sell, then abandon it and leave it up to the public to deal with the mess. That's how it's worked where the land isn't public. I grew up in Maine when the rivers and forests were just getting healthy after the Feds stepped in when my parents were young. I don't feel conflicted about it at all. Lack of public oversight into land and water use had left wells and soil poisoned and rivers so toxic they'd peel your skin. Large amounts of private forest, not federal land leased by private companies, had been logged irresponsibly in a way that left no transitional habitat for the wildlife or regrowth of the trees themselves. Streams and watersheds suffered as soil and bark clogged them. Aside from all that there are millions and millions of acres that nobody would own if the feds didn't. They'd just be trashed by a few people and decay the ecosystem in ways that would far outstrip the negatives of federal oversight.

No, the actual physical title is held by the fed in trust for the public. And My point is it never should have been that way. Federal lands are the largest or near largest land owners in the country. There’s nothing in the Constitution that allows for that. But like i said, I’m torn from this as well. Sell the lands and they are gone to public access. Bad. Currently many lease holders on public lands can treat them as totally private and block access to the public, or charge an access fee. Also bad. The reality is that upon statehood the land should have been deeded to the individual state, not the feds continuing to hold the title. Here in OK the state is buying land to get more public access and I’m good with that. They are also receiving land via trusts & donations from families with large properties. Also good with that. I absolutely love public lands, but feel that the federal government should be out of the lands business.

@@soonerfrac4611 What about the federal government holding the land is unappealing to you? It's essentially a pause button on fragmentation and development and we are all able to use the land in the meantime. What alternative do you see? I for one am glad things went the way they did. Most of the land granted to the states by the federal government has been sold into private ownership throughout history, and access in most of those lands is not open to the public. What exactly is wrong with the federal government owning land if we can all use it and it doesn't get fenced and developed?

Whatever keeps you outside all day! Early season is so hard in the woods, it is just too thick.

or is it the other way around? I love my side by side but I do NOT make it look that good.

do you know what gun he is carrying?

🤣🤣

We just did a Instagram post on this! Thanks for sharing.

We have the same in the states, atleast in NY. We call them state forests or wildlife management areas. You can camp, hunt, fish pick berries, do drugs. All for free

That's why we need help tending the garden so to speak.

im a brunswicker too

@@austineddy8261 🍻

Just something about New England.

Thanks Alan

Me too!!

Sad to say but poor form on Cals part. Did not expect him to take that shot, or for them to include it in the edit.

That and Hunting snow shoe hares in those same thick woods, very difficult to get anything close to a clear shot

I bought 36 acres up in waldo county last fall. Every time I walk in my woods I jump grouse but only managed to get one shot off last season because of how darned thick it is.

This isn't our first rodeo!

@@highpeaksalliance4593 😂 That’s what I like to hear! Keep kicking ass!

Would love to see the whole meat eater crew strike out on a northern maine white tail hunt 😂

@@TheJesse1515 fuck yes buddy! Got a camp in the forks and there’s some bruisers up there! Great idea man!

@@davidjordan8093 yes there are. There are some nice deer in that area…I was thinking more East. They might get spoiled if they go to the forks