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Traditional bowhunting for mule deer in the high-country of Colorado is an incredible challenge, both physically and mentally. Follow along with South Cox of Stalker Stickbows as he battles the formidable mountains, unforgiving weather, and elusive quarry on his quest to fill his 2020 Colorado mule deer tag with a recurve.
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[@waynemorris6217]

Excellent video! Thanks for promoting the 'spirit' of the hunt and not just the kill!

[@dewaynenunley569]

What a great film, I long so badly to be in those mountains chasing mule deer and elk, but it seems so far away from Tennessee.

[@andyroberts4089]

What an incredible hunt in the wilderness with majestic bucks. This video was so well done and narrated. I loved what you said about our dna and unbroken spirit. Thanks for sharing your adventure and perspective on traditional bow hunting. It sure tampered down my stir craziness while in bed sick with the flu.

[@jwjenkins421]

Great video I'm fairly new to hunting and have spent 3 years chasing mule deer with a self bow that I made. It has been a huge learning curve. Getting into that 20 to 25 yard range can be challenging, but the bucks you filmed are amazing. I wish I was finding bucks like that where I've been hunting in Utah.

[@steveveld9244]

Nicely video footage. Liked the coverage of aspects of the stalk and the process, not just the final shot.

[@closerangeoutdoors1496]

Great film! Good to see the ups and downs

[@hunternelson1679]

I love the intense music and then Llamas!

[@tedreiss807]

Wow! An amazingly shot and produced film. Congratulations on an epic capturing and recording of an adventure. Most of us only see this kind of beauty in our minds following a hunt.

[@jamesclass1744]

Awesome! Thank you South :)

[@danielb5428]

Excelente video, así es la caza con arco a veces hay suerte otras no. Felicitaciones. lo importante no es cazar, es estar cazando.

[@daltonking636]

Awesome film!

[@burkeylynnadventures]

So very well done. Great film, great story, great hunt! And wow, a lot of nice deer!

[@williambaker1809]

Amazing video, looked like an awesome trip into the high country!

[@jeremyhackman273]

Wonderfully done, what an adventure

[@jamesbehrman7536]

Awesome!

[@devingreen2282]

Amazing film thank you

[@stevesoutdoorworld4340]

Great stuff love it!😁

[@Mtn_Nomad]

Fantastic film fellas!

[@paulkerby4829]

Dude you look spooked out Damn what a cool video

[@arnaulpujol8439]

Que hermosos egemplares de Bs As saludos

[@jasonehredt968]

I would guard the location of that basin like KFC does with the Original Recipe!

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[@GhillieFrog]

Amazing film production. We done boys and thanks for sharing. Too bad you could not connect on a few of those bucks.

[@kellypeterson5771]

What broadheads were you using South? Thanks for a great video!

[@dustin6816]

Try laying your bow more flatter when shooting straight down or shots under 20 yards sight picture better

[@mattarnold4610]

I'll take videos like this over some of these other pukes that just drive state to state killing Anything they can tag for any day.

[@Michael-in9xu]

Great film. But sorry, I didn't like the music selection at all. And maybe a bit more shooting practice would be good. You are shooting on live creatures in the end. Nevertheless thanks a lot for taking me to your hunt.

[@jwjenkins421]

I'm not sure where you are located, or your history with hunting with traditional equipment. I know from personal experience that you can put every effort to practice and to be a proficient shot, but when you are 20 to 25 yards or less from your prey and they pin you keeping your mind focused on that shot placement can be one of the hardest things in the world. I can consistently put arrows in about a 4-5 inch group out to 30 yards, and I regularly practice beyond that distance with an Osage Orange self bow that I made. However last season I shot over a buck at 25 yards.