Big Buck Little Hunter

[@jamesthegrower2.0]

Awesome guys. This is going to be a total game changer for recovering deer. People are going to recover more deer and be able to tell if they need to give them more time to expire, just like the last one. I'm telling you guys this is going to be more and more common. I see your company really getting big. God bless you brother 🙏🏻😊

[@Braxton-s9y]

Or don’t let him shoot that big of one

[@hphillips7425]

Glad it worked out for the young man 👍🏻

[@leroyschlabach3697]

Way to go Henry and son....

[@Wildlifeencounters24-7]

Great job . How do you like the new light?

[@shawnstoik]

What do you guys charge for this? to come out and find my animal

[@michaelbradshaw7075]

What setup is that at the 3:34 mark?

[@RAPTORUAVSolutions]

I was interested too. Found it at Best Buy. It's an LG - StanbyME Go 27” Class LED Full HD Smart webOS Touch Screen with Briefcase Design (2023)

[@evanhoutsma502]

1st comment

[@CatahoulaTwoStep]

In the midwest states drones may not be the worst option for the easy recoveries like this one. However, in the southeast where we primarily track off-lead with dogs, drones are costing a lot hunters their deer. A drone will never be even close to putting as many deer on the tailgate as a good dog.

[@coreym5072]

What are you going to do when DJI gets banned?

[@jeffmarsh8947]

that little kid didn't shoot anything he can barely talk

[@hdelano11]

I was wondering the same. If he did, hats off to him. But just bizarre that young and shooting a big buck. Not just a deer, but a big one lol

[@packerjh2]

It doesn't take much effort to point and pull a crossbow. My son took his first buck at 6 and his first buck at 8 with a compound from a treestand. I would agree the average "city kid" is useless at those ages but boys growing up on farms and in the woods are already wrestling calfs and gutting deer on their own. I remember chasing my son 1000ft down the pasture because he grabbed a little too big a calf when he was 7. It stunned him and the little panic caused him to hold on, lol....took about an hour for him to buck up and come back to help us band them again. Kids r teachable and tougher than given credit

[@MLY73]

That little guy is waaaay too young to be doing this… just my opinion… they need to go back to the days when you had to be at least 12 years old to do this… again… just my opinion…🙂

[@eightiesgolf]

can i ask why you think that

[@MLY73]

@@eightiesgolf please don’t take what I said in the wrong way… I am 100% for getting the kids into the hunting sport… I just sometimes feel when I see these kids that are only like 5and 6 years old killing animals… I feel like they are just to young to understand what they have done by taking this animal’s life and why they did it… my son started sitting with me in the deer blind at about 4 years old… he couldn’t even legally hunt here in Michigan until he was 12… again… please don’t take what I said in the wrong context…. I’m not trying to be a bad guy… that’s just how I feel about it… like I said… it’s just my opinion…🙂🦌

[@codysnodgrass2139]

@@MLY73that’s a very respectable reason and I agree my son is 7 and he’s Been with me just not mature enough to do it himself

[@hdelano11]

I'm kinda same way. Not knocking the kid. Happy for him. But he literally has no clue what has happened. Barely old enough to form a sentence but hunting already. Again, it's weird and happy for the guy but seriously. I see many parents take their young kids on youth day but actually the parents do the shooting. Which is awful

[@304Productions]

Agreed. Maybe not 12 but 8-9 is about that age limit where they can understand. He’s more excited about that cookie than the massive buck he shot

[@DAMITBANDIT]

You gotta tell us more about the new 'bougie thing' lol You can just throw something new in here and not give it an overview. lol