5 Days Camping | Catch and Cook in RAIN, SLEET, and SNOW

[@XanderBudnick]

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[@blazerfan6416]

your cool stuff

[@blueskyskunk]

Have u ever seen a sasquatch?

[@XanderBudnick]

@@blueskyskunk I am Sasquatch

[@theglamgram]

Enjoyed this, Xander! I admire you both for not baiting the deer and sitting to wait. That’s “hunting” here in the US and it makes me sick. I hope you’ll bring us more of these.

[@wendyshick6689]

I am a subscriber to his channel😊

[@playhouseinthewoods6103]

Well at 71 years old it is great to see a video with the emphasis on the experience of the trip and not on having to kill the biggest or the most. To me this is what hunting is about - time in the woods and sharing it with a friend. Thanks for taking me with you.

[@bigDicAndy420]

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[@Kairstin1]

Buffalo, NY 911 Dispatcher here....its a great day at work when I can get lost with Xander in between incoming calls:) As always, thank you for taking us along!

[@s4dg]

there is time between 911 calls in buffalo?

[@one2nd813]

I’m committing crimes in buffalo right now

[@Kairstin1]

@@one2nd813 Love this for you! Thanks for keeping me employed:)

[@runemania3293]

Correctional Officer and I agree completely nice to have something for the down time

[@BS-cm9gy]

I've been calling 911 all afternoon and there is no answer....

[@toshselfpropelled]

I had a great time on this trip Xander. Love how you captured it.

[@XanderBudnick]

Great times my man we will get out again and maybe get some more food in our bellies next time:p

[@CwBDaveis.716]

@@XanderBudnick just bring more rice lol

[@tracywoods4984]

Hi.. where was this? Looks beautiful.. I also think sorry poor planing..

[@kenvanbrabant1368]

Something about your voice and your calmness intruiged me. Oh and maybe a little bite of the butter next time hahah

[@TheBrinkmeister]

Tosh seems like a really cool dude, what a voice! Thanks for taking us with you as always Xander!

[@JeepDogs]

I like Toshs white water canoe camping trips

[@KeepItSealdz]

When Outdoor Boys and Xander release vids in the span of 2hours, great saturday morning!

[@AgxntAqua]

Outdoor boys is too family friendly and generic for me. You can take the lawyer out of the office but you can't take the office out of the lawyer 😂

[@yam2050]

​@@AgxntAqua😂😂 even the comments are turned off.

[@Kairstin1]

anyone know why ODB comments are turned off??

[@That_AsianGuy]

@Kairstin1 KZbin are shutting down comments on videos featuring under-18s, in an attempt to "better protect children and families"

[@yam2050]

@@Kairstin1 his videos involved kids that's my guess, YT has disabled his comments section not sure but that's what he said once.

[@Ravi-oli710]

Your editing style is unlike anything I have seen in similar camping / catch and cook videos. The casual conversation audio mixed with the visual of progress being made in the camp is fantastic

[@DrewJ79]

I really enjoy watching your adventures Xander! One thing I noticed that is a testament of being the good dude that you are, is whenever you cooked and served up the food you always gave your friend more than you gave yourself. It shows the kindness you have for others. Class act bro.

[@mattc7782]

I’m glad to see you expanding into hunting, it’ll add a new dynamic to your videos! It’s challenging when your new and having an experienced friend will be very helpful.

[@Erated78]

Absolutely love seeing how you’re embracing the fuller and well rounded outdoor experience with hunting deer - keep it up brother and cheers

[@katbee7795]

Xander, you are such a kind humble human being. I just love watching your videos!

[@mekkuper6746]

Yeah, humble in killing innocent animals. This was disgusting.

[@FionaMccue]

@@mekkuper6746 if you don’t like it don’t watch it simple really.

[@sergueiabessonov9008]

@@mekkuper6746the meat from your local supermarket is way worse

[@jannerahkamaa1011]

​@@mekkuper6746Lol😂

[@ParCityDG]

@@mekkuper6746it’s reality.

[@DKofDAH]

Tosh‘s voice is amazing. I could listen to you guys for hours. Awesome video like it’s always the case with Xander ❤

[@bev1040]

He sounds like Dax sheppard

[@steddyk]

I like your hunting videos a lot. It feels good to become a well rounded outdoorsman, fish/hunt, camp, hike/paddle. Acquiring your own food is special!

[@madamecampsalot6384]

I really enjoy when you stop and hone in your camera on some little piece of beauty amidst all of the commotion. You have a special eye or those moments. Thanks.

[@ENVDTV]

that last shot deserves appreciation. The dedication to circle all the way back for the camera just for a few seconds.

[@bowdeer5074]

Great video. Alittle advice from 40 years of deer hunting. Get out to your spot before daylight and stay till after dark. Most deer movement happens at dawn and dusk. Also, bucks rub their antlers on trees to remove the felt. I start seeing rubs as early as late August in my area. As the rut comes in they continue to rub their scent on those same rubs. Scrape, all deer visit scrapes, bucks and does. Ive even seen a fawn hit a scrape. They use their feet and leave scent in them by peeing over the glands on their hind legs. Bucks visit them to find does in heat. Keep at it. Like I said, 40 years experience and I still have alot to learn.

[@MichealBacon]

People like myself who have 41 years experience let those with 40 years or less experience walk out in the dark and sit all day. We, on the other hand, get to our stands around 9am and shoot our deer around 11am to about noon most years. But have fun sitting in your stand all day, I'll be back at camp having a hot lunch and a nap dreaming about the next one. ;-)

[@virtuaguyverify]

​@@MichealBaconpeople with no hunting experience like me, let people like you hunt for me. I just sit at home and let you do all the work, I just eat for free

[@rileyeconomos6424]

These videos have gotten me back outdoors and rekindling my love for nature

[@KevinM-w5p]

Get out and in position before first light, and stay right until last light! That magical dawn/dusk transition is the best time to spot something.

[@AloneIsntLonely]

So basically out and position before first light then back out position again at dusk. No point in sitting all day if you say the magic happens at the time you say to position yourself

[@jcgoogle1808]

That's what I was going to say. You're not going to get anything stomping around the woods when you should have become part of the woods like bigfoot, as you said,.. long before sun up or down. Hunting birds in the middle of the day doesn't help the game think there isn't something different going on in their habitat and therefore changing their habits,...either. They could have spent the first middle of the day looking for signs (like the the tree rubs), feeding places, trails,.. to pick a good still hunt spot,... probably a lot farther away from their campsite than a couple hundred meters/yards,.. then the remaining middle of the days spent quietly fishing,. just so they wouldn't starve,.. until they finally got a deer.

[@AlphaQHard]

I cant just sit around in one spot ALL day. Id rather not hunt if that’s the case. Ive never seen Clay Hayes sit around all day, he spots and stalks with a trad bow, with good success.

[@beautyofthebackcountry]

Loved this adventure, Xander! It's so refreshing when folks go out and do things that are outside of their respective expertise and/or comfort zone, and aren't afraid to try new things. Tosh is so chill and relaxed in most situations, it belies his experience. Also, eating sticks of butter like an ice cream sandwich for funsies. But mostly the great feeling of trying new things!

[@MrFreeGman]

5:30 Acorns are definitely not toxic for humans. They used to be a staple for natives and Europeans and are still popular in places like South Korea even to this day. But the catch is that you have to process them before eating them because they're filled with tons of tannins, which is what gives them that horrible bitter taste.

[@Mr.krabz2182]

Wrap them in muslin cloth or a t shirt and leave them in a running river for a day or two, you would want lots and lots for it to be worth while

[@aboodal-khatib947]

Hello Xander, I am your follower from Jordan in the Middle East. I do not speak English, so I had to use Google Translate. What is this content, man? It is truly legendary. Continue with this content, brother 🤍 In addition to that, you have a wonderful personality, so continue 🤍

[@LawsonLindseyFishing]

So cool to see you dipping your toes into hunting!

[@Patron_TheBoss]

Absolutely loved it, the fact that you show all, the good, the bad and the failures as well makes you soo much more easy to be connected to (for me personally). Much love and huge props to your fellow hunter also

[@andycorcoran3556]

I wish I had more friends that would go camping with me like this. Looks so nice out in the wilderness.

[@f.rodriguez8852]

You make me see how truly beautiful our world is we live in. ❤

[@codybrooks2696]

Great video as always Xander. I recently listened to your appearance on Baird Country talking about dabbling in hunting. As a hunter I'm always happy to see others get into the lifestyle and harvest fresh food. Well done, man.

[@LexyThomas134]

Find a big thick patch of greenbriers for deer, trust me, especially big bucks. And sit right in the middle of em. I get a buck every year hunting in a big greenbrier patch. It's their favorite food and big bucks never have to leave that area when it starts getting cold out. Got two 14 points and a 10 point in the last 3 years in the same exact spot. The first 14 point that I got was a giant!! Got it with a bow and it scored 203¾ inches and won a free mount and a $1000 at our local archery store who was having a biggest buck competition. I sneak through our field and go about 50 yards into the woods, I have a perfect tree right in the greenbrier patch and see deer all day long. Dragging them out is a little bit of a pain for obvious reasons lol since it's all jagger bushes, but it's definitely worth it. Once i get them to the field I get the quad or the horse to get them back to the house

[@alanbierhoff6831]

It’s a good thing for Tosh that you’re accustomed to going on trips with people who don’t bring food (Jon) so you had enough to share…again 😆

[@XanderBudnick]

hahahah - we planned to take limited food with us - tosh was a bit more optimistic about catching stuff than I was :p

[@CwBDaveis.716]

lol

[@marko7969]

Shots fired Jon

[@dragospasciuc7233]

this guy cannot realise how happy he makes me when he posts those type of videos i can t wait to watch more videos like this im happy for u man, keep it up

[@GreybeardAdventures]

I just watched yours and Tosh’s videos back to back. Always great to see the different perspectives. You guys picked some beautiful crown land to hunt! Too bad the weather didn’t cooperate but there will be plenty more chances in the future! Looking forward to seeing those too!

[@terryrichards8645]

Thanks for a great video. I haven’t been out hunting in four years since I moved from Illinois to Mississippi. Enjoyed every bit of this video fishing and hunting. I’m in heaven thank you.😊

[@SchmutzieOutdoors]

Great video Xander. Worth mentioning about hunting that a deer taken by a rifle suffers a hell of a lot less than a deer stalked and eaten by a bear, or worse, a deer that dies of starvation.

[@trace1k478]

Definitely more hunting content please. Just some advice for you Xander, get to the spot you pick out the evening before your morning hunt, about 45 mins before the sun comes up. Give it a little time for things to settle after walking through the woods. Deer are spooky, especially bucks

[@juditahn9649]

I'd say it is more about the idea than the realization... which makes this video as nice, as it is

[@firefraggui]

At 906 years old its pretty cool to see these things

[@northernlightcnc37]

Excellent new direction, looking forward to the channel evolution and new explorations in Canada's wilderness.

[@hatalama1]

I'm very happy, Xander. that I have just discovered your many, really talented nature videos. Here in Finland there are the fells of Lapland with their water bodies, in Norway the fjords and mountains, the Alps are also really wonderful. These have all become familiar. Despite all of the above, I am absolutely mesmerized by the Canadian scenery. Because of the long distances, I look forward to your descriptions. Good luck for future events.

[@joolzwebbA1]

Thanks

[@jimgoesoutside.5926]

Always love the videos but this one was the best! So cool to see you out there learning how to hunt. Nothing like fresh grouse over the fire. Hope to see more hunting along with all the great trips you already do

[@MarkA3742]

Great video , well done Xander , I like the different spin on things being a hunter myself , you and Tosh are great together, he is a good friend. 😊 Thanks for taking us along ..

[@bugsy7436]

I love camping videos and I love Meat Eater. I always wanted to see something that combined both aspects and you did that very well in this video. Hopefully there's more to come. Cheers

[@Gilly999999]

Imagine a meateater x xandorf buttnipple episode, holyyy! Steve and Xandings having a good time

[@icebabysnocain]

The only time I don't like grouse is when they taste like cedar. I like this new view of you. I never saw you as a hunter. Killing an animal is an aquired ability born of need. If you harvest and eat your quarry it is harvesting, not killing. Deer is good eating, especially done in a slow cooker with veggies. Good video as always. Pax.

[@SOMNIOHM]

*_In the future I hope to see you use a FLIR Drone, and when you come out here on one of your hunting adventures.. at least get a big advantage by seeing if there are even any deer in your area!_* _Freaking awesome videos.. these have been much enjoyed!_

[@duanefunk4374]

Good for you as you drift into filming hunting as well brother! I'm getting older and my range is shrinking but my son Xander, out here in the Kootenays are getting into it as well. Best wishes on your adventures, and keep on being you. D.

[@fayepotts3279]

What a thrill to see two of my favorite people l follow. It was a hoot to see you learning hunting lessons together. So sorry to have it come to a close.😢 I do enjoy your videos separately as well! Thank you! Thank you!

[@wendyshick6689]

I just want to say you Canadian boys sure know how to put out very good content I really enjoy your videos😊👍

[@jeremiahallyn4603]

Tosh seems like a really cool dude! Thanks for sharing your adventure in the cold wilderness Xander 🏕🙌

[@rjo8500]

It’s tough deer hunting with that rainy weather. Especially if it’s windy as they’ll be spooked and will bed down. Usually it’s best the day right before that weather moves in when the deer actively feeding. But more importantly is the time. Most mature bucks are nocturnal. It’s best to be set up before sunrise with the breeze towards you. Legal shooting times differ state to state. I’ve had my best results set up in areas with define game trails, especially transitional areas such as feeding areas into bedding areas, low ground to high ground. Also look for spots to set up where there are natural barriers where they deer are led into a funnel and forced to travel into your path without escape routes. Like us, deer usually prefer to take the path of least resistance. In most instances when faced with danger they’ll usually go back to the direction they came from because they know it was safe. So be patient and wait for the best shot. Good luck next time!

[@finnbudnick8999]

We love you Xander so much 🍋💪

[@brentigo]

Absolutely loved this video. Got into hunting in my early thirties with my best mate. Such an awesome thing to do. Keep the videos coming.

[@VentureWayward]

This video is amazing dude. I was not able to get out and go deer hunting this year, but following you along on yours is incredible. Thank you🤘

[@ideatorx]

Hunting is something I've never done or really watched and its really cool to be introduced to it by Xander who's also brand new to it.

[@BriannaRubino-xy7mc]

Oh, after watching this video, do you want to go hunting?

[@ChadHagues]

Cast and blast fall trips are what I look forward to all year for myself! Thanks for sharing yours.

[@BabyRabbit22]

I subscribed awhile ago. I enjoy watching all of your adventures out in the woods. The scenery is beautiful. We don’t have anything as beautiful here where I live like where you live. Last night I watched one of your videos while I was working on a watercolor painting. 🙂🐰🎨

[@chato555]

As a hunter you probably know all already but if you hunting game in the woods with walking on dead leaves and talking, you will never get anything. You are whispering for us, but as you know well, wild game senses you and hear you on a long distance. Only way is to try move off the wind opposite of direction you expect game and as my old mentor said: be quiet, don't move, patience. Don't breathe! 😅😅😅 (ofc if you on a driven hunt that rule is absolete). But if it's a bad day.. it's a bad day. More luck other time. Deers are dumb when you hunt off the stand and feeder but if you hunt like this...oh my, dead leves and birds will blow your position in 99%. Anyway, awesome experience and good video. Keep posting, I like it.

[@trickedouttech321]

Let me give you some advice as you are new. Hunt .5 - 1.5 miles downwind from camp or faster. make doe calls if deer are in season. Used sticks mimic a buck rubbing if you find antlers used them. You're on the water, use it all animals come to the water. When people are new to hunting they tend to think they have to go deep into the woods you are in the woods. Beaver is not bad and will keep food in your belly while you are deer or moose hunting. I have a feeling you walked past more game then you knew. the water is a way to travel with no notice. to use the boats to get away from camp before hunting. This is just some advice.

[@silverscreenwanderer]

Xander, the films are amazing. So grateful for the stuff you make and show us.

[@Mag_Aoidh]

Fyi, humans walk in a steady pace, animals meander. I always walk in the woods like I’m trying to be a squirrel. My Grandaddy grew up in Quebec and taught me that.

[@explore307]

Thanks for taking us hunting with you guys. Gotta say, taking full on bites out of a stick of better is next level 😊👍

[@scottyplug]

What a totally cool, very different vibe to this one. Loved it. And man, that grouse looked amazing!! I bet it was so freaking appreciated!

[@BriannaRubino-xy7mc]

Wow, delicious food. Do you like to eat grouse?

[@dennisneufeld9263]

I really enjoyed this one, Xander. I'm at a similar stage: lots of fishing but brand new to hunting. So I appreciate your sincerity during the learning process. Can't wait to see you get fish and game on the same trip! More of this, please.

[@FreakofNature1]

Nothing like Wild Game😋 Glad to see you and Toshie get out! Thanks for sharing man🙏

[@XanderBudnick]

Thansks for watching ❤️

[@zippy2641]

I'm no expert, but I would have had a line or 2 in the water about 1 minute after picking out the campsite...and left them there the entire trip, checking them each time I returned to camp. Fried catfish is yummy, and easy to catch (normally).

[@iwineverygame1995]

Catfish in Canada this time of year are in a hibernative state. Almost impossible to catch. Not to say a line in the water is a bad idea. Could always catch a pike or lake trout.

[@zippy2641]

@@iwineverygame1995 Knowing that I would be eating a stick of butter for dinner would have motivated me to exploit any resource available. That was a missed opportunity considering protein was the goal.

[@brandenhickling2805]

Great stuff as always, found some chanterelles when i went out in the bush last week! Didnt eat cuz ive only seen you identify them but so cool! Learn so much from you, love it. Thanks.

[@couchcaptain9379]

Add mushrooms to your repertoire, they're a great supplement at a minimum to your food options, and many of the easy ones grow everywhere. Granted, not many grow in the winter, but their are a few. In the woods you were in the birch trees will have two very valuable ones, birch polypore and chaga. The birch polypore is edible in addition to its many other uses and chaga is very valuable too. Overall great video, good to sew you guys getting out and having fun. Better luck next time!

[@skyshepherd]

I really hope you do more hunting trips with minimal rations. I think this is my favorite video I've seen from your channel so far! Also as scope covers go, I am a huge fan of butler creek caps since they're captive to the ends of the scope and much easier to manage while still being cheap. Can't wait for your next video!

[@ausybro]

30-06 same here! Spent a week deer hunting rifle as well in Ontario, lots of rubs, scrapes, and trails. Bumped two does just like you did unfortunately no available shots. All a learning experience for my first deer hunting season and next year hopefully we fill those freezers!

[@dogfrog7528]

Xander I love your videos and I really want to go off-grid camping you are my inspiration🔥⛺

[@TomTirabasso]

Cool video. It's always good to have a beginner mind and not be afraid to make mistakes. You guys seem to have good chemistry. I look forward to more of your hunting videos.

[@BriannaRubino-xy7mc]

Great video, have you ever been on a hunt?

[@squids432]

Great Xander, Love the wintertime hunting videos. Nice change up.👍 Really enjoyed em'. Looking forward to your next batch of outdoor vids.👌

[@austin4und413]

Forgot to put push notifications on - I’ll never miss a video again! You’re an inspiration, Xander! 🤝

[@Travelingenie]

Thank you for allowing me to experience such beauty and excitement!!

[@CwBDaveis.716]

What do you want for dinner? [Tosh - serious face] I could really go for some rice LMFAO

[@tzoody]

Your videos just ceap getting better and better!

[@kcraig51]

I just discovered your channel. Great videos! You're little one-liners you throw out crack me up. I've never had the opportunity to go to Canada, the country is absolutely beautiful. I'm in Tennessee, so I usually have to watch KZbin to see real snow. 2" is about all we ever get and it's gone in 48 hrs.

[@maccallums506ventures]

We need a Xander and Outdoor boys collaboration!!!

[@jonathanmendoza4254]

I love it when you share rice to your friend...its like what we do here in the Philippines...❤💯 you're avid fan and subscriber from Tagaytay City Cavite Philippines...

[@michglades5468]

I you kidding me !! Yuck ! Potatoe water for coffee and butter in coffee! Eating butter, you must have been starving. Hmmmmm as you would say. Really enjoyed both of you camping out. The scat you were finding Bear, Moose, thank you for seeing beautiful country and sharing xx

[@theglamgram]

Butter in coffee is the bomb. A fat bomb. Quite tasty.

[@catherinegowan1362]

Great to see you trying something new. And with Tosh too! Beard looks cool. ❤

[@Bruno-ns7gm]

That big set of mushrooms was very edible and tasty. You also walked past some rose hips for vitamins and flavored hot water.

[@JCrawford.Outdoors]

Xander, your deer rub at 8:58 is moose eating the tree bark. I thought the same as you up until approx. 10 years ago when I came across a cow moose and watched her peel the bark and eat it.

[@rosselliot8971]

Great thing about rice is you need very little to make it taste good. A few spices, herbs, a little/lot of fat and maybe some bacon added to a huge amount of rice and you are good to go. Temporarily. But you need to get back to the meat really quick.

[@OG-Paul-Valentine]

Acorns are edible, but not in large quantities due to the tannins they have in them. You can soak them or boil them to remove the tannins. They can also be made into flower, or ground and pressed to extract the oil.

[@davisstellman]

Grouse was the first thing I ever hunted, was inspired by you and Clay Hayes and took my first ever animal with a recurve bow solo. Got the grouse out of a tree. Super fun seeing you get back into hunting again

[@larryrohatsch4892]

Fantastic video, being a life long hunter and woods wanderer, it truly is about the adventure. It is more challenging here in western Iowa to combine camping and hunting for fear of stampeding the deer herds and being run over. Lol

[@kennethwilson5411]

Brother one day I will get to see Canada 🇨🇦 ,, I can only imagine how it feels seeing such beautiful country…. Hope you had a great time…be safe and have fun…🫡

[@AgxntAqua]

Where you from Kenneth? UK?

[@kennethwilson5411]

@@AgxntAqua Texas and it suck’s ass wind 💨 here friend,, lol ,, government says everything is bad for you if it wasn’t made by a pharmaceutical company that pays the government what they want from them and therefore it suck’s here

[@kennethwilson5411]

@@AgxntAqua just ready to escape from this nightmare and breathe again…

[@AgxntAqua]

If your worried about overregulation, don't visit Ontario. I'd suggest visiting the mountains out West (Alberta side). Ontario is like our New York.

[@kennethwilson5411]

@@AgxntAqua already…👍🏻

[@dukeywukey3909]

I could listen to Tosh’s voice for days… Great video, from Brisbane, Aus

[@jimf1964]

Awesome video Xander. Isn’t it wild to hold your first dead animal? Not just how warm, but how freakishly limp. First time totally shocked me. And to eat it….it’s hard to describe how it feels to eat something you’ve harvested, seen alive, and taken. It’s like joy, and this sort of respect for your food, too. I read sustenance hunters generally eat less meat, because they respect the work it took to get it. I was anti hunting when I was young, until I had a sort of epiphany. Animals in the wild die horrible deaths. Like really horrible. Compared to getting shot, there’s no comparison how much easier it is to go from a hunter. And as you said, if you eat any meat, you’re just having someone else kill an animal that probably lived a horrible life, then was killed for you anyway. And as you said too, bushwhacking, but with a purpose is so different. I just got back a couple weeks ago from 6 days, mostly alone, small gaming and camping. I’d go back tomorrow if I could. Hiked for hours each morning, came back for lunch, and went again in the afternoon. For the birds, there is so much more than just the breasts. I’m kinda sick of how people waste so much. If you get a few, the legs are awesome. Like little chicken wings. You’ll need a few bids though. And the carcass!! Simmer it in a pot of water, and you’ll have the best chicken soup stock ever! Acorns are totally edible btw. Native people used them by the ton. You need to soak them to get the bitter tannins out of them, dry them, then grind them up into a sort of coarse flour. Anyway, thanks for the video. Seems all those Ontario canoe guys are either too "sophisticated" to hunt, or are afraid the flower huggers would get mad. Never be ashamed of what you enjoy…..unless it’s kinda creepy. 😀

[@chriswillson99]

Mate, what a delightful video! Looks like a lush trip. I'm thinking of doing something similar early next month. Hope the river is behaving itself as the season turns!

[@emiliostieca]

Blud is looking better than ever with that beard! Whoah

[@diggerblair7460]

When I'm out hunting it's just so cool h[w all of a sudden you see deer slowly walking through the woods just on the edge of sight and if they are laying down and think you can't see them they will lay there and let you walk on by

[@journeyman7189]

Great job guys. I only started about 6 years ago and I look at it the same way. So much to learn and so much time in the woods :) Nate

[@MegaRetr]

Your videos are incredible!!!

[@roadsareoptional8670]

Never too late to start something, I started hunting at age 36. This year marks 23 years. I can count the number of deer on two hands, but I look forward to the hunt every year.

[@rjinx73]

Cool to see you out with a buddy to shake things up.

[@nickolico]

Great to see you hunting! If you’re in Colorado next fall and we have tags, we’d love to have you along for the ride! Harvested 1 elk, 3 deer, and 1 pronghorn in our group of 3 guys this year.

[@suezaple4950]

Nice to see you and Tosh out for some hunting & fishing suck's about the crapy weather but it happens , Hey congrates on the grouse bet that was a welcome meal. You will have plenty of opportunity Xander for more hunting the poor weather most likely effected the hunt and fishing, hope to see you and Tosh out again . thank's to you both for a fun video keep them coming. I have been subscibed to Tosh for a while now. You both are down to earth , and have a great deal of knowledge of being out in the wilderness , Wolf call was cool to hear. Ontario, Canada

[@outdoorztime2923]

Watching you guys' camping experience makes my electric blanket so welcoming. LOL Man, it looked frigid out there, and it appeared y'all needed a good tent. The grouse was beautiful. We don't have those here in the South; I bet it was delicious after several meals of just rice, huh? Either way, I believe everyone should get out and try to catch, gather or hunt a meal or two. It has a way of making a person thankful for the little things in life.

[@selfretired3025]

Good to see Tosh here hooking up with you for this adventure!

[@Fact-kt5se]

we all love you Xander, your the wisest and a humble guy , your bought up very well by your parents , Love from India 💗

[@MK-zb9tx]

The deer rub you saw on the trees was actually moose teeth marks. I had the same thought when I first started out. They’re usually pretty high up. Could also be a porcupine too. You’ll know a deer rub when you see it!