As I'm writing this in 2025 it still holds the world record in terms of net inches for a typical 10 point taken by hunter Is it not?

Awesome

Will save you time fire 3 arrows look at the grouping then chase the arrow if the arrow is going right turn your sight to the right if it is going up turn it up... go to 10 yard you can sight in your left and right then go to your range for your first pin and work on your vertical...

I hunt a few miles south of where this buck was hit and when I see a big wide buck I always wonder if this deer is its ancestor.

I’ve watched all of these so many times and they never get old. I can’t wait (if B&C allows it to happen) for the Hanson Buck to be beat. **cough cough Rompola Buck

Made it, everyone loved it!! Great recipe!!!

you have such excellent designs, But most of it are for Mesomorp and Endomorph body types , almost none for skinny one

This is a deer that was shot on my land

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This deer. Was shot on my grandpa’s land

Thanks!

I can't find ur meatloaf

Unless you farmed them eh

Very stupid music

Appreciate this thank you very much

Finding all those sheds of this deer is insane

Split tines are so awesome. I hate the scoring system

Damn Troy missed the big one.

What I didn't fully comprehend is the method on the first rounds. Are you maintaining the same point of aim, but shooting each pin, thus getting the vertical alignment?

Awesome stuff man. I’ve been shooting at the + made out of tape and end up chasing my arrows unnecessarily

that was simple enough, thankyou.

His nickname wasn’t Peanuts, it was Pender. I knew him from the day I was born until the day he died. I saw this buck my entire childhood when it hung on his living room wall in the old house they lived in. We didn’t realize as kids back then how special it was.

I always recommend this video to new archers

Bacon is NOT VENISON, thanks but no thanks 👍🏼

I need some gloves with that same thought process in them. A place for my release to got through without altering the glove myself. Any suggestions?

I've never seen this technique before but it makes so much sense.

Chase the arrow always

Overcooked the fuck out of it

I've actually been keeping my eyes peeled for people selling that exact sandbox!

This video still doesnt help if you have to move each individual pin

Think you mean sour cream

Hi good day ,, im jeff from philippines , i just want to say that i found a rare vintage mel johnson buck shirt , and i think you had an idea of this iconic bowhunter ,,

Hunted him 5 years huh? So you’re telling me the deer was 9-10 years old when it was killed? Hmmmm

Thank you and you're right there's hardly anything out there that simple that correct that brings the best results great job sir appreciate that God bless you and America

I could here you sat the website?

Where do I buy the bibs ?

You didn’t bend at the waist very much.

Thank you very much!

How do you aim, after you've set the 20yrd pin of your target is within the 20yrd mark? Let's say 15 or 12? Used the 20yrd pin bellow the targert? Thanks great vid.

What is that target made out of?

My flannel does not have corduroy, it's more like suede around the neck and cuff. It only says cotton and spandex. What is this material? Is it suede?

I like how this man describes the hunt in such a calm, matter of fact and detailed way.

Old video, however, one that illustrates the best way for me to comprehend. Thanks

Thanks that helped me a lot

Question, can you identify bones? I’m not sure but I might have some white tailed deer ones, and I want to know what bone they are, and I’ll put a ruler next if you can identify how old they are by that, if you can’t that’s totally fine! I am just very curious about what kind of bones I have!:)! Bye!

What parish was it killed in

How long did you cook it for?

Man looks how sharp they are once the velvet is off

Can’t even score that

idk i hate the thought of covering venison with cheese