180" DREAM Non-Typical | 29 acres + WORLD CLASS Whitetail...

[@shawnjohnson1693]

I really appreciate a hunting channel with good story telling and not just amped up ol boys making product hooks and looking like if a hunting show was a guy in a Tapout shirt. Calm, professional and dramatic. Watching these while I pack up for a morning hunt tomorrow before the rain and its got me all primed. Thanks guys 👍

[@owenbowyer1371]

I got my first deer last year

[@angelaprater2679]

John here outstanding taking grand son opening day Illinois and it's his birthday too.

[@Nick_Rheault]

Same here

[@dylanmooney4696]

Me too

[@greybest6949]

Congrats!

[@Oak_Ridge-Productions]

Congrats!

[@molonlabe9785]

I like how you took the shot without worrying about the camera. Just watched a video where a 180”+ buck at 10 yards was able to just walk away because the guy didn’t think his camera man was on the deer. Instances like that to me seem extremely hypocritical because these guys all brag about how they’re in it for the love of the hunt but then they make stupid mistakes cuz they’re too worried about a stupid camera. I understand most of these guys make some kind of monetary profit from their videos but when you do something like that, you need to reevaluate and reprioritize.

[@MRBOBBY8706]

I really enjoy these storytelling videos with the emotional tones in the background and all. Gives me goosebumps and sometimes a moist eye. Great work guys!

[@chickenjoe1003]

Incredible footage

[@lanekennedy333]

i agree!

[@impactisimminent8509]

That is a beautiful Buck.

[@kevinclark8626]

One of my favorites, great narrative...

[@garrettmendenhall1290]

How awesome is the Deer Society..? 👍👍

[@jefflien1223]

beautiful congratulations buddy he's a tank!!!

[@K-OT1C]

I enjoyed this hunt. For that matter every hunt I saw on here was good. I guess the 15 people who gave a thumbs down are extreme, professional, best anywhere, super hunters that have seen it all. Psssht. You have haters every where you go. Don't hate, get the Illusion and communicate. Thanks for the video.

[@bennyboom63]

Well done Sir

[@joeecarbonee6849]

I loved this video man. You taught me a thing or two. Thanks.

[@pappyganger5347]

You guys have got me hooked been watching deer society all day love the show the stores behind it great content very informative awesome work keep it up guys

[@user-tw6gk6di1l]

me too

[@Hammerback0]

That buck must have laid there for a while? He drew the bow back and anchored the kisser button, he was clean shaved, recovered the deer with a 3 day beard. 🤣

[@mariahdurham5062]

nice my brother killed a 130inch 8 point last year with 8 inch brow tines in NE iowa with a 450 bushmaster

[@jjoddo4530]

Great commentary and video and lessons learned

[@WeGoWalk]

Excellent tips,my friend! Nice buck!

[@kylewatson6739]

1st love the videos i live and hunt central IL been here my entire life 27 yrs

[@scottwilkins3481]

Me also, Peoria/Knox county! Giant whitetails through here!!

[@evettathompson9701]

6x5 typical ,with a couple.of.kickers

[@dukeboyd5481]

Beautiful buck .!!

[@savedbythepawss_b_t_p4917]

You are a good hunter

[@joeylal89]

Great video content As always Guys!!! Yall should come to saskatchewan

[@philipharvey1327]

180" was the B&C gross score? Congrats, awesome buck!

[@jerimahjohnson8698]

Illinois been very very good to me. I shot what I think was a 200+ typical there in2006 but could not find it. I think illinois is or was better than iowa

[@grimreaper2773]

What a regal creature

[@amypierce8844]

Absolutely beautiful buck!!! Congrats!!!!

[@throttlripper3637]

The brow tines 🥵

[@joshberry2437]

super nice healthy mature buck. Pretty good self filming too.

[@mikeripperda8878]

Nice video, sir.

[@whitetailfanatic857]

Can you explain how this buck is a non typical?

[@willnelson7390]

Love this Channel

[@kevinbeazy]

Great video 👍

[@a.m.theshinyjohtohunter4287]

Just asking if you guys have ever hunted up north in Saskatchewan or Alberta? Or do you guys only stick to US Deer Farms? or are these not farmed Deer? Been watching you guys for a few years and my Dad always scoffs at the bucks you guys see "yeah, they're hunting a Deer Farm..." I love your videos and the Extinguisher Call/Black Rack! (Used them for a few years now and LOVE them! but I would love an answer. :) Greetings from Saskatchewan!

[@TheDeerSociety]

All of our hunt breakdowns are free range deer. No deer farms have ever been on any breakdowns on this channel and we will always keep it that way. We haven't published any Saskatchewan hunts. But we do have a mule deer film called "Love, Dad" that is in Alberta.

[@a.m.theshinyjohtohunter4287]

@@TheDeerSociety awesome!! Glad to hear. 😁 my two giant Saskatchewan bucks were free range bucks too! *actually hunting farms are illegal in Canada) Just called them into our little parcel of land and now they’re in my House on the wall. A 152 and a 164, both non typical. 😁 biggest deer in the family ever! I do also know there are two different types of deer farms in the US: free range (where the deer are fed/mineral and monitored (kinda like our outfitters up here) and then you have actual hunting farms where large trecks of land are fenced off. (From what Ive read, please feel free to educate me) Love learning about hunting! ❤️

[@TheDeerSociety]

Yeah, all of the videos you see on our channel are either public or private land, but all free range, no high fences or outfitters. The only one exception was the Alberta Mule Deer hunt, that was done with a local guide but a free range mule deer none-the-less. We had an incredible season this year so stay tuned for future hunt breakdowns!

[@americanboxingfan1162]

No footage of the downed buck.

[@grahamwhitley2298]

👌

[@WHITETAIL215]

What yoi think fenced in or low pressured farmed deer so the bucks feel comfortable moving in the daylight

[@jeffamckee]

Neither. It's called the rut. The rut gets bucks up in daylight.

[@jsedwards906]

I shot a 2 point buck

[@altoutdoors1722]

Great video

[@MatthewSmith-tg4wk]

This is off topic and probably wont get a reply but hurricane micheal hit us and theres a bunch of trees down everywhere in the woods I hunt would it hurt alot to go in there and cut path through it so they can walk or just leave it and let it take its course?

[@K-OT1C]

I had a similar problem when part of our land was select cut. They left a mess for us but i didn't touch it. The deer used the same trails unless they had to walk around a tree or pile of tree limbs. I wouldn't do a thing, maybe someone else has a different experience.

[@jerimahjohnson8698]

Matt cut a trail

[@bofulkrod7662]

Deffinentally cut a trail just make sure you do in atleast a couple months before you plan on hinting it

[@chrism8180]

Wouldn't this still be considered as typical

[@jjbee8146]

What state is this hunt in?

[@thomascorbin4904]

Joshua Romeike Illinois

[@montemaguire4596]

Body wise he's not a giant .

[@montemaguire4596]

He's 3.5 yrs old

[@bushwhackermo]

@@montemaguire4596 You can't tell that....

[@vanillagorilla3600]

I agree 3-1/2 to 4 years of age

[@gmd7391]

What a script!