SOLO DEER HUNTING SUCCESS * intense *

[@TimFrantz-e4i]

I’ve hunted for 35 years here in Pa. Still get emotional about that part. Don’t matter how many deer you take. Your showing a part of a hunters life no one ever sees. Great job.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks Tim!

[@joshg27ji]

Thanks for being true and vulnerable. The respect for loss of life keeps us all balanced.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

👍

[@Elvis5595]

I get those same feelings every time I harvest a deer and it never gets any easier. I appreciate the fact that you brought this topic up because it’s something no one talks about but most people feel and it says a lot about your character. I think if you don’t have compassion for the animal you hunt then you shouldn’t be hunting. Anyways just remember it’s ok to feel these feelings and also congratulations on the successful harvest!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thank you very much

[@billclark6603]

Allie. Congratulations. It is a good thing to be emotional and show the animal respect. Thanks for sharing.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thank you Bill

[@BoxieOutdoors]

Congrats on your harvest. We all can appreciate you showing emotion in taking game. This shows your love for the conservation and management of animals we care to have around for generations. I hope we as stewards of the land never lose that emotion when we take game. Thanks for sharing and continue to SHARE your PASSION!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thank you!

[@robwinegar9033]

Well done, Allie, never hide emotions. You inspire me in that regard.

[@JamesEiholzer]

Allie, As Tim below said, It is ok to be emotional about taking a deer. I still do myself. I give thanks to the animal for what they have provided for myself and my family. It is part of being a hunter. It shows that we care and it is not just about killing. It is not. It about life. One gives to provide for the other.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

For sure. Thanks James!

[@Tightlinesoutdoors-iy6tm]

Go Allie! I love coming home and seeing that you posted a new video

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thank you for watching!

[@mallorose]

I just shot two bucks here in NC but I passed up on so many doe because i couldn't stop the emotional part of hunting from getting to me. One doe was with a littler doe and the little one was just prancing around with its little white tail wagging in the air. I couldn't shoot the bigger doe without feeling guilty over it so I refused. My mom and I have been hunting for the past 5 years and these two bucks we got alone with each other. She really is the best part of hunting because we do it together. I'm glad you talked about the emotional aspect of hunting because I really needed to hear someone else with that same feeling I've had this season so far. Congratulations on your hunt!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Ya, it's tough. Thanks for watching and congrats on your successful season!

[@v331Hunter]

Allie!!!! You are an absolute real star! This is what tvs need to be filled with. A real woman with real emotion and REAL PASSION!!! You are a staple in the hunting industry and forever will be part of that legacy!!!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I appreciate that.

[@v331Hunter]

@ appreciate you!!!! We all do!

[@zzz7zzz9]

the hunt is what it's all about, to me. the hiking through the woods, the excitement of cutting a fresh track in the snow and following it. all the things you see and experience on a day spent in the woods. for me, the kill signifies the end. that's why i pass on many shooters through the season, not wanting those days afield to end. just this season, i've already passed on several shooter bucks. one, provided me with an experience that i'll never forget, and would have never imagined was possible. i kept glassing ahead, as i was hiking through the area. i was taking a new route, side-hilling my way in and slowly angling higher. and it's all gentle slopes with drainages. as i crest one, i glass everywhere that is coming into view, before advancing further. i spot a buck on the other side of one drainage. i hunker down so i'm not visible and continue glassing the deer. i had already decided i wasn't shooting it. i waited for it to work it's way lower and then it dropped from sight, so i continued my trek upward. just as i was moving again, i spotted a deer coming straight down toward me from above. it was only about 70 yds away when i spotted it. i stopped and raised the binos, to watch it up real close. it was a nice 4-pt muley.{that's 4 pts on each side} again, i had already chose not to shoot this one either. the deer was clearly seeing me and knew i was there. it just stared for awhile, during which i started to second-guess maybe taking him. but then he started coming closer. i figured he was unsure what i was and was trying to wind me. but he came to 25 yards away and in clear view of me. and i wasn't even trying to be motionless anymore either. it then turned, seemingly fine with me being there, and it walked upward, staying within 50-60 yds. it fed back and forth as i watched. i finally decided i might as well keep moving on with my hunt, and i thought i'd see just how long it would be fine with this. so i started moving with it, as it moved upward, i followed, and as it would walk along the sidehill, i would walk with it. it was going my direction anyway, so i'd see how long this would play out. i'll be damned if i didn't spend the next 40 minutes walking alongside this buck, through the woods. and this isn't forested hills, this is a 3 year old burn, where you can see long distances. so i'm never out of sight ever. i was thinking, hey, this might calm any other deer i might see, having a buck bird-dog through the area with me. throughout that walk, we were as close as 20 yds from each other, and never more that maybe 60 yds. when i finally decided not to follow anymore, he walked up a knoll, along the top, skylined for me, then eventually disappeared over the top. i was completely astonished at what i had just experienced. and probably three times, i had changed my mind and said "okay, i'm taking him", but just as quickly decided not to. i worked my way around the back of that knoll and over around a second knoll, then stopped for some more glassing. as i'm taking off my pack to sit for a bit, and i'm talking to myself about how crazy all this just was, i look over and there he is, still in sight, just walking along. it was like he had been still staying within a certain distance of me, even when i had assumed he had left. and i watched him then move on completely, as i sat glassing the area. it was crazy, and i couldn't stop smiling for the rest of the day.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

For sure!!

[@Ranger-Al]

Congrats Allie, happy for you! I have hunted in East Central MN for over 50 plus years. A passionate hunter will have these feelings. Deer hunting opens Saturday here in MN. Best of luck to you, be safe!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Good luck out there!

[@freeshrugs1]

I was 16 the first time I ever had to finish a deer in the field. It was an intimate and painful moment for me that made me grow up years in an instant. I will never forget it. Since then I have chosen to say a prayer of gratitude and reverence beside every deer I harvest. They are beautiful creatures and they deserve our care. Super happy to see the joy on your face and your stewardship of nature in action. Congratulations on your hunt and God bless you.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Yes, they are. Thank you!

[@Greyskydies]

Emotions make you an ethical hunter.

[@johnstruewing1164]

Once you stop feeling that, it’s time to quit

[@kroadie3936]

Hundreds of hours of observation and research from a skilled hunter.

[@BillyRay4280]

Go get em! I got me a doe and a 6 pt Buck. I hunt in Paris, VA. So cool to see lady hunters out there. I hope you get something out there.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Congrats Billy!

[@jaycroyle8761]

So good to finally see you again Allie, I am subscribed but your feed isn't coming up for some reason. Congrats on your deer and thanks for being real, that's what i like about you. Good luck and be safe in those trees. Jay from central Pa.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thank you Jay

[@georgeparson4926]

Emotions show a true sports person..I always pray on the deer I harvest

[@KentLutz-x9b]

Hi Allie, I'm 66 and 20 years ago I was in that same frame of mind. I ended up giving up hunting I just couldn't pull the trigger anymore. I go with my grandson as support. Love the outdoors, just life changed and that's ok.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I'm sure he really appreciates your company and wisdom!

[@scottlafeir]

Well done , we as hunters have the up most respect for the animals we hunt and eat! The majority of us have all been in them shoes when you have to finish tbe job at hand . Keep at it and get that buck and bear good luck !

[@breakfree4177]

Glad the algorithm brought me here. Good honest hunting content showing hard work pays off. Congrats on the doe harvest. I was blessed with an 8 pointer so far. Looking forward to more of your successes.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Congrats and thank you!

[@keylimewinesingersongwrite862]

We've all probably had a day or two in the woods like that, maybe an off shot, slightly smaller deer than it looked, coyotes in the dark, late night clean up. What an awesome adventure you shared with us Outdoors Allie !! As I tell my daughters," You go Girl"!! Congratulations Deer Hunter!!!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Yes, it was a smaller deer. Thanks for watching!

[@eugenegress5896]

YOUR FEELING THIS, ALLIE....Because your getting more mature. I feel the same way, every Gun hunt Deer season. After Losing my Childhood Friend, who's Family introduced me to deer hunting... , passed away! It's a Mountain to get over , just to make myself go. So it's a Similar gut punch!! Press on Girl, you have a great heart and are a great ethical hunter!!!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I'm sorry to hear that Eugene.

[@robmechanic]

If you stop feeling what you’re feeling that’s when you should worry.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

👍

[@ToddStoner-s6t]

58 here and still have remorse at every harvest, find myself passing more and more just enjoying the time in the woods. That’s a great muzzleloader I just got the same one and love it!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Ya, the CVA is sweet!

[@Jerry0153A]

Congratulations, having your emotions surface as a hunter is something many of us experience. Taking a life should impact us. Thanks for sharing this side of your life.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks for watching!

[@alexpedersonn]

Congratulations on the harvest! I’m currently trying to harvest my first deer still! It’s hard on public land down here in florida! I’ve gotten plenty of hogs tho!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Good luck out there!

[@RunningMama724]

Allie I’ve been dealing with the same feelings this year!! Thank you for talking about it!!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

It's tough. Thanks for watching!! 👍

[@edpitcock3344]

Congratulations ❤

[@justinbritts5642]

Great job! I love watching videos like this and seeing how other people do it and their thought process behind it. It is the most sacred, great thing in my life, hunting and fishing. Getting emotional if you want to get emotional, it means you care about the animal and what you’re doing. It happens to all of us sometimes but what you’re doing is OK l. I understand it though. Great job again!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks Justin

[@deanwilliams3500]

Another Great video, How we deal with things is what matters. Well done Kido.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks Dean!

[@-RONNIE]

Congratulations 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I'm so glad you got her down. That is always frustrating when you have to shoot twice or can't find them after the shot

[@OutdoorsAllie]

It definitely is, thanks!

[@rodneystone3848]

Great video! I’ve felt those same emotions. Also I have that Stanley Growler that I saw on your shelf and I love it. Great to see you on the Midway USA ads. I grew up in Columbia MO where they are based

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thats awesome. Thanks for watching Rodney!

[@benlivingston6774]

Nice on all accounts! There is a spiritual feeling in the woods

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks Ben!

[@thenewhumandesign]

I've read interviews with people who've killed thousands of animals and they say killing something never gets easier. And I don't think it should

[@paulhuval]

Congrats on your harvest 👍

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks so much!

[@JohnDudenhoeffer]

Congratulations! Great content.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thank you so much!

[@dustinlamberta8009]

I feel those same feelings often after several years

[@EddieCarroll-yq9cd]

Wow. I’m a new hunter at over 40yo. Harvested my first deer this year. This has been an issue for me. Thought maybe I’m just not cut out for it. Thanks for making it normal Allie.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Congrats!

[@kylemorgan8351]

I enjoy your videos so much, I truly appreciate the emotional respect you give to these amazing animals. It's totally refreshing to not hear about how big the antlers score blah blah blah... one tip for you when muzzlerloader hunting if your concerned about debris in your barrel. Once loaded, tape your barrel shut with a piece of black electrical tape. Debris and moisture avoided and does not affect bullet accuracy. Rock on girl!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks Kyle!

[@dalemorgan188]

Wow, you did a great job❤ so glad you home safe. Heard them coyotes, they are pack hunters you know.:) back straps look delicious. Cant wait to watch more, your awesome ❤

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks Dale

[@patgamble3217]

Your in they right area i can hear them . Nice rubs ya always keep your guns clean. 🦃🦌

[@warbirdflyerF4U]

Congratulations Allie I need a nice doe harvest 😊

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I hope you get one!

[@chrisboulanger3550]

Congratulations!! I got a buck with the bow 10/25/24. It was my son’s birthday. Perfect gift that night. The heart and tenderloins!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Congrats!!

[@francisrodriguez3648]

I still get those feelings every time I am hunting!

[@chub4141]

Don't feel bad Allie that's part of the hunt .That feeling will leave when your eating those backstraps.You might want to try if you get a young deer like that to have some liver and onions I think you'll love it Good hunting

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I'm not a big liver fan, but maybe one day!

[@Bucks-N-Bass_808-z6j]

First

[@MrLewJew]

😠

[@OutdoorsAllie]

👍

[@Insubordinate1204]

Does no one know how to use a compass anymore? I use technology, yet I ALWAYS have a compass on hand. Am I really that old? (51)

[@Rob-j4x]

I always get emotional when I take the life of a beautiful deer and I always take a moment in silence and I thank the deer for giving it's life.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Definitely.

[@MRCYRC]

Appreciate your honesty.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks!

[@wrsayraw8472]

My favorite video that you've done to date. Thanks for sharing your vulnerability and conflict with loving to hunt, yet struggling with killing. Your raw emotions transformed you (for me) from "yet another attractive female doing cool outdoor shit" into a beautiful human being struggling to make peace with the complexities of not only hunting, but of life.

[@RandytheRedneck]

So for 40 years I have used the tack method. By a pack of white or chrome tacks. As you walk in put 1 on a tree on the side closest to you and on the far side every 5 or 10 ft. Now you can walk in when its dark and out when its dark just by shining your light. Crazy how much one tack pops when the light hits it.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

For sure!

[@FDRGREG]

For the Muzzleloader. I keep a roll of electrical tape in my possibles bags and you can tape the muzzle to keep dirt, rain, snow out of the muzzle. You can shoot with it on and no difference to point of impact. Pyrodex is a little corrosive but 777 and BH209 you should be able to go a few weeks before cleaning without worry. I don’t know what’s advertised but speaking from many years 20 plus experience with 777 specifically. Always love the content of your videos! Great stuff always!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thank you!!

[@Chicathechihuahua-77]

I’ve been feeling the same shot anxiety a lot more this year then normal

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I guess it happens!

[@ivansharp6054]

Allie when shooting your bow if you open your hand the one that holding the bow!! Your find out that the bow is more stable, and you grouping will be better. Love your videos ❤❤.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

For sure. Thanks Ivan

[@rmd9032]

Allie with each deer I have taken over the past 50 plus years comes those minutes of grief and sorrow. I i didn't consume wild game, I probably wouldn't hunt. Don't feel bad about feeling bad. It's those that don't feel that emotion that I worry about.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Agreed.

[@jaytacoutdoors]

Hey Allie, just catching up on your vids now (alotta huntin as you can imagine). i've been dealing with alot of shot anxiety this year also. If you have any tips on how you've "corrected/gotten around" it im all ears. Great Video and congrats on the doe.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I wish I did 🤣

[@CazaypescaconJuan]

Hi Allie i like your vídeos. Your are a great hunter 👍🏼 Greetings from Arkansas

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks so much, I appreciate it!

[@CazaypescaconJuan]

@OutdoorsAllie 🙌 God bless you

[@randal580]

👍

[@bobgiles2971]

Another amazing video congrats on the doe definitely will be good eating

[@OutdoorsAllie]

For sure! Thanks Bob

[@timberg7377]

Im 58 years old, i get emotional about the kill, it's the worst part about hunting, but i truly enjoy the meat, The meals with friends and family.. If you ever lose the tears, or become cold about the kill, it's time to stop.. Embrace those emotions, they are good, they remind, that it's important, to always to your best to make a fast and clean, kill. I have been following you and Nick for years, and i want to tell you, I'm proud of you. Much respect and love 🙏

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks Tim!

[@ClydeRichardson-c5x]

Congrats Allie. My first Michigan deer was with a .50 roundball from a muzzle loader.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

That's awesome! I bet that was exciting.

[@ClydeRichardson-c5x]

@ yes!

[@torreytuff22]

Absolutely congratulations

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks!

[@jimmymalone3494]

Good job Allie congratulation to you.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thank you!

[@tommysmith6914]

Went through that this past weekend. So thankful for the animal I was provided, but as with all of them that I take, it’s emotional for me.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Definitely

[@ambrosioangeles1667]

All my years of hunting I never felt remorse for killing these poor critters but now in my 60s it gets to me when I do , respect for nature and the life I have taken means more to me now,if I have food in the freezer whether it's fish or elk I try not to take another unless I need it , your only human and in tune with nature

[@DEgan5660]

What muzzleloader are you using and would you recommend it?

[@mikeinlutz]

Put a balloon over the muzzle wont affect the bullet but keeps stuff out of the barrel. I hunt smokeless muzzleloader, dont have to clean it ive left it loaded for the whole season.

[@trxe420]

I always get emotional when I shoot, it's a mix of excitement, joy and sadness. I will take that any day though over randomly just purchasing meat from the butcher/grocer without any thought to what the animal gave. Beautiful woods, jealous as I am hunting these mosquito infested swamps in the south. This warm weather is nuts.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Definitely.

[@rod675]

Don't need specifics but just wondering what area of PA you're hunting here? Our favorite mountain is in the South/East corner of Tioga Co. Congrats on the doe and Good Eating 😉

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

I remember my bud complaining about all the coyote action on our grounds over a few days and I reminded him... "Bro, that's what happens when we harvest 6 deer in a weekend and leave 6 gutpiles in our woods." 😂 Dinner time!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

LOL true

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

@@OutdoorsAllie Fake Account Alert Allie. Somebody posted on my "Squirrel VS Slingshot" video on my channel pretending to be you. I was going to report it for you, but I think it'd have more weight if you reported it. It's named "outdoors_allie786".

[@larry5508]

I am not a hunter, so I cannot experience what you feel. But I enjoy hunting with you, vicariously.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks for watching Larry!

[@johndoe5247]

6:45 -- Where do you get those gloves from ?

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Made by HME found on MidwayUSA website

[@shaunallen9650]

If you don't feel what your feeling your not human your all good you respect what your doing

[@marcmancini8275]

yup, Blackhorn 209 is the stuff! hardly any fouling. also I'm 56, been hunting since I was a teen and I still get emotional....I fear for those who don't. ;)

[@OutdoorsAllie]

For sure.

[@867goose]

that's a good thing when you feel like that. we as hunters respect the game so much which a lot of people can not understand. there would be something wrong with you if you didn't feel anything... there is a reason I don't shoot real far here in Colorado, I want a good ethical shot... we've all had bad ones we just never want them... God bless my friend..

[@OutdoorsAllie]

For sure. Thank you!

[@CurtEvans-o2h]

Fantastic hunt girl. I am always thankful to God for the life of the animal. He gave them to us in Gen. 9:3 as part of his covenant with us. Thank you for taking us along!

[@upstatearms4]

Allie, I don't know of any hunter that enjoys the killing. We hunt for a means of procurement of food. Any and every deer you can ethical and quickly take is a trophy. However my grandfather's and my father stopped hunting. Both my grandfather's have passed and my father thank God is still here and just turned 73. Point of this mini novel of a comment is, we will all reach a time when we will know it's time to hang it up but still be involved with the outdoors albeit conservation or teaching the younger generations. However, it's up to you and only you when your time comes for that decision.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I hear you! Thanks!

[@roysimmsjr.6982]

My first hunt I was confidence personafide. Every hunt after, I worried about all the wrong things I could do, and stressed the few times my shots were bad. Tracking an injured animal is not fun; and the emotional state is worse. Pray for the animals you harvest, it helps.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Not fun at all

[@warneckefarm6812]

I know the feeling,,it stinks ,but happy joyful about the blessing that you have gotten some fresh meat good job it's part of hunting

[@OutdoorsAllie]

For sure.

[@thekernal0318]

Completely understandable to feel emotional about it. Just have to thank God for the animal’s sacrifice and take full advantage of the meat. Great hunt as always. Also, is one of your parents a dentist? Your teeth are perfect!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

LOL no but thanks

[@MrSjcod]

I always get emotional after taking an animal. It’s what makes us hunters and not killers. That’s my .02

[@jamescoleman1574]

I'm going on my first bear hunt in Maine next January with a group of ppl. This is my first hunt. What gear would yall suggest I bring for the cold weather season?

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Oh man. A lot of it! LOL

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Good boots and socks are a must!

[@55Oden]

Outstanding Allie, congratulations. You could be experiencing hunters removes . It does happen and affects everyone differently. It will pass. Looking forward to seeing the buck and bear 🤙💪😀

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I appreciate that! It does get a little crazy sometimes.

[@55Oden]

@OutdoorsAllie lol should have been remorse, not removes.

[@Juddsoutdoors]

Hey Ms Allie I am 14 years old I a have hunting channel or all about the outdoors I am kinda in a hole with the subscribers do you have any tips for me?

[@petedog1017]

I remember when i shot my first deer it was an amazing experience, how ever it wasnt a quick death it actually took a little time for him to give up the ghost and I felt pretty bad. I didn't think i would get over it but eventually i did, we should anyways show respect to the animals we hunt and not hunt for sport. Some people just dont care but im glad i do and i can tell that so do you and i have much respect for you. So keep up the good work and keep your head up it'll pass I have another deer hunt this week so hopefully it's a good successful hunt.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thank you Pete!

[@coryg_fit]

I always feel that same way when i take a deer.

[@theskilleddad9540]

Im a dude. And i like your videos

[@boneheadsoutdoors6555]

Fresh camp meat is always good!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

For sure!

[@antlerman8833]

Good deal , the emotional part happens to all true hunters, it’s hard not to its part of human nature . My son and I were out hunting came upon a large group of turkeys same thing happened to us they were fighting, strutting screeching going wild never seen anything like it in the fall like you said , too funny 😂

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Fun to see the turkeys act like that!

[@SM-eu5xl]

Great job! I get the emotions.. just keep in mind what you are doing is completely natural. The deer are a prey species.. also known as a food source. They are here to be eaten. That may sound unfortunate to some people, but that’s reality. In the deers world, they seem to know this. Lions, bears, wolves, and humans eat them. They are delicious, nutritious & abundant for just that reason.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I completely agree! Thanks!

[@mikegiordano9445]

Do not take a shot unless you WANT to.

[@williamthomson6641]

Those emotions simply mean that you care about making a clean ethical shot. Which drives you to practice and become more proficient. I’m 58 and still worry.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I know what you mean!

[@dpfisher3685]

I will never get used to coyotes howling 😢.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I love it!

[@NickTheSoccerBeast20]

30 secs ago

[@georux6783]

Congrats. The older I get the less I like the kill. I like the meat so much that I won't stop though.. after 46 years. Yes, hunting can be very hard and uncomfortable.. it's a lot of work. Skinned a buck Saturday and packaged it today. (Quartered and in the fridge for 4 days.) Wait at least that long to help the meat get a little tender.. at least 3 days for the rigor mortis to relax.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I completely understand!

[@AP518]

Not feeling anything when harvesting an animal, would be worrisome. Completely normal to feel as you do about it.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

👍

[@coreyhallman3134]

Really hope you get a bear this year

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Me too!

[@Windwalker_Outdoors]

I can relate. I quit deer hunting 5 seasons ago. That same feeling was part of it, among other reasons. I mainly hunt birds now (turkey, pheasant, dove and waterfowl)

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Birds are fun too!!

[@jamesbarnes7689]

Who's stand in the background? Lol.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

A friend's.