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Yeah watched that years agoObviously this was not filmed in Washington. Where to put it?
When I watched the video, my adrenaline purged.
Sorry but the second vid makes me mad. And you can read my comment that tells dad to teach the kid to hunt now.While not Bow Hunting, I found a few other videos very appealing to my needs. I need to get out more.
This kid, not an iota of excitement. His dad wets himself.
i agree. why would you take a 1000+ yard shot at an elk and risk losing it. learn how to hunt!! will bring much more satisfaction.Sorry but the second vid makes me mad. And you can read my comment that tells dad to teach the kid to hunt now.
A friend knew a guy who filmed those type hunts. Said they didn't find half of the animals those type guys shot.
IMO people rifle hunters that hunt in this manner, they are not true sportsmen to the reason for being there. When the animal has no chance out of instinct, what's the point.
The bull in the first video, the bow hunter, was big but it certianly did no appear to be a planted bull. Not near that big.There is a ranch back behind my dads place in Idaho near Yellowstone where they raise elk specifically to be trucked in to private ranches for the pay2hunt crowd. I have some great pics of these enormous bulls who didn't seem too concerned about my very close proximity. I've seen big cattle haulers coming out of that place full of these desensitized elk, so it seems reasonable one could be quite close and not spook them.