Hi, congratulations, beautiful hunt, I have a question, I saw the arrows you collected that are no longer perfectly straight, usually when you hunt often do you use new ones or can you re-straighten them? Thank you, greetings from Italy

Gonna get one Thanks for the review man.

Tip on making the meat tender boil it first with your seasoning bay leave …after it’s tender take it off to cool….then in egg wash then flour then fry till it’s brown…..then your happy than gay guy in a ding dong tree😂

No coyote or dog could straighten out those j hooks. Maybe an elephant could.

What County were you hunting?

BUILD a long fire for the night

Thanks for the video. Never tried suckers before but I always catch them. Will give it a shot. btw, you look like nivin pauly.

Should've thrown those back

Ima open up here a little, my parents are some of the hardest working people I know but they are undocumented so I was held back from doing a lot of things growing up out of fear of getting caught or just not having the paperwork to begin with, I’ve always wanted to do this and this video helped a lot, god bless brother 🤝

Not possible!!

I didn’t see any catfish. Nice way to keep your trout fresh, though!

Yum 😋

These look so yummy!!!!

Clean your cutting board! as you go.

I've used dozens of wooden handled axes and those cheap, crappy fiberglass cored, plastic coated handles over the years and I'd trade a whole pile of those for one Fiskars axe. They are tough as steel, light as a feather and cut like a razor blade on a stick. Wooden handles ALWAYS work loose and break. The fiberglass cored handles either snap off or they vibrate so bad your hands ache so badly after a few minutes that you can't grip them anymore. The Fiskars axes have NEVER failed me...... NEVER.......

For the knife question, I have a Buck 107 with the original sheath that my dad bought as a teenager in the mid 70s. I keep it razor sharp and use it for fish and small game. Its a great fixed blade knife.

It happen to me at the beach yesterday 🤣🤣🤣🤣 inside out part.

Catch these fish in wild waters and you're good. Catch suckers, much less any other fish in or at least 40 miles downstream of any major city, and it's not good. You MUST be sure of the water quality that you harvest your fish from. You're living my dream. Out in the middle of nowhere, no people, no cites and only wilderness.

Thanks. That video brought back so many memories .

Does it need to be in water to turn on?

soooo SWEET...

nice ny buck!

... не стреляй! будь Человеком.

Very nice joib. Remove entrails before filleting so you don't run the knife in and out of the guts and meat repeatedly.

It looks delicious 😋 ❤👍

Looks delicious 😋

"Adirondack Bullheads" lmfao ...how about just bullheads and that said NASTY.

Flatbrook

That looks delish 👍

Same technique for carp?

Congrats 💪💪

Big turkey!👍🏻🥰😁🦊

Ty. Great video

Awesome buck man!

Really nice buck

Beautiful buck buddy! 🙌👏👊

Sounds not matching the video

Hey great find your video. quick question can you freeze those eggs if you dont want to eat them all at once?

Cebo

That creek is just Beautiful.

Was a great video till ya pulled out the seasoning jar and wasted a perfectly awesome squirrel like that .

Why kill an animal that doesn't cause any harm to the environment?

Bro. You touched its poop and cut it open with the same knife??? Is that ok?

To each his own, of course. But I'll share this just to be tallied among those who aren't interested in a composite chopper. On a splitting maul or ax, composite is just fine. But felling, bucking, limbing, I prefer wood. Reasons for my preference (I'd say "personal" preference, but it's certainly not unique to me at all, as I am in good company): (1) I can alter/tune the wood handle to my preferences (thin as can be, flexible); (2) I can make a smooth hickory handle that doesn't raise blisters, is surfaced in smooth, cured linseed oil finish. With composite, you get what you get. No way to change it and, if damaged, probably replace the whole ax. Again, for a splitting ax, not an issue. An ax dedicated to splitting only, I don't have a strong preference and own and use both. But for cutting, I want a modifiable handle with ease of replacement capabilities. What I want in my hands, personally, just doesn't come in a composite model.

This is great to see my viewers would love this

Stop shooting lil deer brahh 😮

Looks like Stoke State Forest Area. Hunted that area for over 40 years. The joys of NJ public land hunting

What kind and size scope are you using

Grew up with this tent, lasted 25 years!! Now my husband and I have a new one and will never own anything different. It's been through almost every kind of weather and never left us wet or cold!

Seeing blood like that gets your heart a pumping