New Video, 91 of my bow kill shots - Honeybadger to Whitetail & plenty between

[CabezaBlanca]

Awesome video and thanks for sharing!

[Codie]

How cool - congrats on your experiences

[JRL]

Remarkable video! That setup you had by that hill (guessing Mason) was some kind of beautiful.

[stickfigure]

Wow, that is awesome thanks for sharing.

[Tony Pic]

Dang! I watched the whole thing. Your gonna need a second job just to buy broadheads Great shooting and filming also.
You have some great spots to hunt!
Thanks for sharing.

[MichaelW]

****** video. You can tell your boy really gets excited being out there with you. Keep up the good shooting.

Thanks! Those are my favorite parts about the videos. My boys are 11 and 14 now and I love hearing their little voices from back then.

Awesome. Good job putting all of that together. Thanks for posting bud!

One question though, who was that young dude carrying that turkey back about midway thru your video?

Yeah, that one was back from the old Cotulla days....where's that guy now! I left the camera running after the shot and got a laugh when I was reviewing all of this video.

Awesome video! I'm even more pumped for season now than I already was haha! ... what was that coming out of that small black hogs belly? Looked like it had an arm growing out of its stomach

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Yeah bud, that poor thing had intestines hanging out and needed to be put out of his misery.

Give some specifics on your gear. Camera, broad heads, bow and what am I doing wrong that I can't hunt at 91 different blinds! Awesome video. I have wanted to film hints for a long time and never have.

The cameras were pretty much a Sony DCR TRV-340, Sony HDR FX7, and Canon Vixia HF G40.

The primary broadheads were the Slick Trick Magnums (majority of footage), Rocky Mountain Titaniums (oldest footage), NAP Killzone and Killzone Max, and the Ulmer Edge. Mixed in were a few others such as the Slick Trick Standard, Rocky Mountain Gator, Vortex, and Spitfire.

The bows were a Mathews MQ1, Mathews Hyperlite, Mathews Monster and now a Hoyt Carbon Element. 70lbs, 72lbs, 80lbs, and 74lbs respectively. The arrows were primarily Easton ACC, Easton FMJ, Beman ICS, and Easton Axis.
Get the camera and do it bud, you'll be glad you did!!!!!!!!

Wow! That's greatness. Thanks for sharing Michael.

I had the pleasure of meeting Camo Candace yesterday. That girl has a passion for hunting, that very few men have. I could have talked to her for hours if I'd had the time.

Good deal! Yes, she's a great girl with a true passion for the outdoors that rivals my own and anyone else I've been around. Wait, what...you're this close and you didn't stop by, WTH???????

Remarkable video! That setup you had by that hill (guessing Mason) was some kind of beautiful.

Thanks bud, you're pretty much right on, just past Mason...Brady or it could have been Leakey depending upon which clip you're referencing!

[keystone]

that was awesome !

[backbone]

Great video

[Bone Thug]

I really enjoyed the video. Thanks for posting.

Those bucks with the G2 and G3 forks are too cool...

[Chew]

Awesome. Where else can you can a zebra and a jackrabbit kill in the same video.

[Scotsman 1]

Great work , I enjoyed that.

[Slick8]

Great collection.

I've carried a camera off and on for a few years and had more failure then success but it is worth it.

[peterp63]

Superb. Thanks for that! [emoji106]


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[whackem and stackem]

Lots of carnage in that video. Very nice

[Adam G.]

Thanks for sharing
That's a awesome video!!