Michigan Buck Called In on a String!

Gabe gets a crack at a Michigan buck after calling him in.

[@jessejohnson_tx]

Always some of the best, cleanest, nicely edited videos! Thanks for sharing.

[@SilentNightsPredatorManagement]

A prime example of aiming just a bit lower with a bow at 20+ yards. Great video, Gabe!

[@RandyVanderVeen]

Good calling Gabe. Looking forward to watching more of your hunts. Good Luck!

[@geraldstrine7888]

Wonderful video and hunt ! another memorable day in the woods !

[@Chassealarc]

I’m not sure you missed vs he jumped the string . JMO. great hunt and mouth calling

[@smilessmiley]

Such a cool Hunt Gabe! Great Camera work! Fun stuff.

[@gregyazel170]

You didnt miss!!! You were dead nuts on…..he just wasnt there when yer arra was!!!!😁😁. he sure was jumpy…….

[@charliefoster5862]

Love you videos. As a longtime stickbow whitetail hunter I've come to the conclusion that 12-17 yards is what you want. I can consistently pump arrows in the 10 ring @ 25 yards in a practice setting, but 1st shot in a stand on a live target too much can go wrong.

[@mammydammy]

Amazing calling 👍👏

[@flywiseman]

I love hunting with a trad bow because even the misses are fun. Nice vid. Good luck

[@dontje29]

That deer easily dropped a foot between the shot release and the arrow going over his back. It's tough with a trad bow, an alert deer, and that yardage. Beautiful buck though. Just 9 more days until the Michigan 2024 opener!

[@HuntingCarterHill]

Great video and hunt! Keep after em! Good luck out there!

[@rjiggy07]

that was a very loud let off from a trad bow. I think, imho, it may have been your quiver, or you are shooting off your finger joints instead of your finger tips. again in my humble opinion. Great video and I did learn something from your little grunting mix.

[@FullQuiverOutdoors]

It was mainly because of the camera mics I’m running. If there’s any wind at all, deer don’t tend to even hear the bow go off. I use a deep hook for shooting like most all the top traditional archers. Apparently those that are way smarter than me say that it helps keep your fingers relaxed as opposed to tight if you shoot off your fingertips.

[@bobbyterry51]

Curious about poundage and arrow weight