Always great to watch your show. I always liked how you would take your Dad hunting and allow him a past on what ever deer he thought was right for him. My Dad helped me develop the love for the great outdoors when I was young. I also picked up the torch and started my children for a life in the great outdoors. As Dad got older and needed help getting in and out of the woods I new that it was my turn to help complete the cycle. Dad went home to be with the LORD on May 26, 2006. Dad left me the 742 rifle I bought him in 1972 for father day and that November of 2006 I shot the biggest ten pointer weighting 203 lbs. field dressed ( that big for Georgia) with his rifle at Piedmont National Forest in middle Georgia where it all stared out forty years earlier for me. I'm now 61and the same aging pain have caught up with me. I can't wait till my sons and grand children step up for me. Thank Again for all your hunts and knowledge that you pass along.

“He’s behind the tree” 😂😂

That was one of the most exciting episodes I every watched!!!

This is what you call a team hunt your friends always got you back!

A joy to watch as always. I really like the aerial views food plots and hunting properties it really gives you a full perspective of what you see

Superb footage, a few thrilling hunts, a lesson on biology and a very touching moment between friends out in the woods. This is one excellent video.

That is so cool seeing the history with mr hamby’s property. I can’t wait to try some of these things when I get my own farm. A lot of the land here in Virginia has been abused over the years before people really understood the consequences of the farming and timber practices they were using. I guess if I started in my 30s and the property is not the best I could have a gem 15 or more years later.

Grant, I own 120 Acres in NY and have implemented many good strategies that you have discussed on your channel. I have learned many great things and also wanted you to know that this was the most exiting episode that I have watched! Thank you for doing what you do.

The 6.5 put in work

This video helped me decide on trying a 6.5 thanks

Congrats to the 10 years. I love learning and watching.

Just a reminder: Dr Grant gear spotlight. Would be a great episode.

Damn! Good comms. Calling green light/red light.

Congrats on 10 years! I've enjoyed watching for at least half of that.

Live action!! I’m watching you and deer hunting in my blind now! Texas Jungle 🤠🤙

Enjoyed it boys! Fun stuff!

Congratulations on 10 years. Love the channel. Been a fan for years and I’ve learned a lot.

Thanks, I have learned so much

What a fantastic hunt. It must have been extremely rewarding returning for a hunt on that property.

Good video dude! I’ve learned so much from watching you! I love your channel and your growing everyday!!! Keep up the good work!

I bet that freezer is full 😂

That video even made my adrenaline pump haha

I wish I had hunts like this. Sometimes you should just take the shot and not worry about the camera.

How cool is that! Congratulations

Nice

Oh my gosh I was tore up just watching the buck but good team work and the land looked beautiful there

What a buck congratulations

This vid made me have an adrenaline rush

Great video

Congratulations I also shot a big 8 mule deer it was 27 inches wide

Love yalls channel. Good work!

beautiful deer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! love hunting/

I watch all of your videos so helpful for me I plant four access food plot in my back part of my property works out really good for me but this year was very hard to get anything to grow no rain for a long time here in northern Indiana all I could get to grow is winter rye thanks for all the information..?.?

Congratulation Grant on the 10 yrs. and that Ky. hunt. I would love to come out there to hunt if I had the time and money . But with our business growing we might just get there someday.

Like to get my truck and go hunting with my camera and shot as many deers as I can... LOL...

Grant, I've watched deer hunting programs all my life. Without question, GrowingDeer.tv is the absolute BEST! It is so refreshing to see your family's commitment to God and your dedication to deer hunting! May our Lord and Savior continue to bless all of you! As a side note, in your experience, do you prefer the 308 or 6.5 Creedmoor for deer? Which has been the most accurate and which has been the most effective on deer? Is your max range about 300 yards? God bless you my brother in Christ! BTW, this episode is awesome.

I tell ya what!! Tyler is a great camera man! How many doe tags do you get in Kentucky? Or did you get a land owner crop license?

Dude I had a adrenaline rush

I have killed a small buck but have not seen a buck that big

Try out the 6.8 western this year

My kind of hunt

This was a really good video, and this straight sold me on the 6.5 Creedmoor, and I gotta question, what bullets did you use in this video for the creedmoor?

Where do you shoot deer because youve dropped most of them

I need some friends like Mr. Hamby.

Only see raccoons and squirrels at my feeder 😭😭😭

Hello Grant. was wondering what a buck to doe ratio you should have on your property

Hey guys just wondering if mr hamby will be implementing any grass land bedding habitat?

Hi growingdeer

Sweat buck and I got my first buck/deer this year

Does anybody know what rifle he is using??

Mr. Grant, in the food plot that you were hunting in, their is a trail camera that looks to be 8-10 ft up a big pine tree. What kind of trail camera is this? I would love to purchase a trail camera that I can mount this high, so that I can monitor the entire food plot

Where in Kentucky did you guys go? Because I’ve never seen bucks like that when I hunt

You all need to get ahold of me so i can do some hunting with you all with my sons! Im here in KY

I use a Winchester model 70 to but I shoot a 270 with a wood stock

Grant - what was that big plot planted with? - also how does someone discuss with you what you charge for consultation...? I am in south western PA

Which plot is it that you have with the 1 white oak on the one end and the 1 red oak on the other end? That was my favorite episode.

I would just like to know how you were able to harvest that many does as one Hunter in Kentucky

does anyone know what he use to drag the deer out of the woods? he wrapped something around the front leg.

I’m planning on buying land in about as far east as you can get in Kentucky would the same land management apply on say 40-80 arces in a area like that

Ive probably viewed this video 3 times a year. Sorry!

Do you get an exit hole when shooting the deer season? I haven’t with my .308.

What type of grunt tube did you use??

What ammo are you shooting out of that rifle? That a 308 223???

Hey guys, i have a question. Do you guys ever harvest bucks with bad genetics?

Would love to book a hunt on Mr Handy's property, how would I go about doing that?

what do y’all have planted in the plot?

I’m surprised by how skinny he is

At 12:53, why do they have a camera so high in the tree?

We’re I live in ky I got me a big 8 point on November 9 around 9 in morning , there was 7 bucks on one doe , I walked within 10ft of the bucks when I was looking for the one I shot , I shot 7 times and they didn’t even move they was to worried about fighting and chasing the doe , it was one of the best hunting days I have ever had I was in a bench over looking a ridge

What county in Kentucky?

Has anyone on growing deer staff hunted va?

I’m in Tennessee

What caliber is that gun?

where do i shoot like this to drop a deer with .270 ?

you know the game wardens are rough in Ky when he keeps saying nov 9 like 12 times

at 74 I never could afford camo so just ware my blue jeans and jacket and dress for the weather, got just as many as most camo hunters out there, so why the expense in camo is my question. can some one answer me why camo.? Thanks.

Can I have a link of the gun Grant has??

Old guys with more money than they know what to do with

why not recite the gettysburg address whike whispering in the stand

When are you guys gonna start posting trapping videos

They never showed the buck after it was shot

Nice