This is the EASIEST way to get a big buck within bow range this fall! #bowhunting

@tacticalhotdog8286 8 months ago

Bro is hunting drink zones💀💀 I play too much cotw

@coopmuzzy75 10 months ago

Pay 5 million dollars and buy a small farm in the Midwest

@willharvell9753 7 months ago

It would be like putting a keg of beer out and waiting for me to show up

@Noneyabiz001 7 months ago

Learned the hard way that this doesn’t fly in Pa. My friend was hunting next to a creek, the deer had its front two feet in the water. The deer bent down to drink and my buddy fired. The game commission nailed him. Said, that because the front feet of the deer were in the water that the shot was illegal. Said , the deer was considered to be swimming or wading in the water. BS charge! The guy tried to fight it but no luck, it ended up sticking. The WCO said, he could write us all up for aiding him in the commission of a crime cause we were part of his hunting party. Long after the hearing we found out that the magistrates are not familiar with game laws at all and basically just go by what the WCO tells them. Chances are, if he’d taken it to a higher court he’d have won. He was happy though just paying the fine and getting to keep his license 🪪

@sullivanwelty7331 10 months ago

Yeah water sources work if you live in a desert. Try hunting a water source in Washington. Good luck.

@NoneNone-ou5vp 10 months ago

I'd say the key to your success seems to be being able to afford a bunch of land you can hunt on

@carnivalpupcringe 21 days ago

Nice buck 😋🤤

@user-mz3fc5wj7v 7 months ago

What’s the fun in planting and baiting to hunt. Literally takes the definition out of the word. Stalking and scouting and going out into the wild is what hunting is all about.

@jessenewsome6966 7 months ago

Myself and a buddy purchased two plastic kid pools once and buried it in the ground just like this. The game warden seen this after walking our property, flipped both of them over and left instructions for us to call him. We were told that since this wasn't a natural water source, it was considered baiting and was illegal. I live in Georgia and during this time, baiting was illegal. Baiting has now became legal in Georgia, so I don't know if the kid pool idea is still illegal. I'd suggest checking your state laws before implementing this idea. I would also suggest if it's legal, there's might be cheaper alternatives ( Plastic kids pool)

@NorthwoodsNomad 7 months ago

Here in Michigan there’s so many different bodies of water , rivers and lakes and brooks and streams , there’s a water source every 100 ft in the woods . I have hunted public land my whole life and have been very successful over the last 45 years. Do your homework, look at topographical maps and study the lay of the land , find the food sources( farm fields , or natural resources like wild apple trees , oaks and acorns , brassicas and persimmons etc ) water sources , bedding areas , learn the movement of the deer and find the “bottlenecks /funnels” and “curtains” and ridges that they follow . Go the extra distance where most other people aren’t willing to go . Tread lightly , walk slow , keep the wind in front of you , stop look and listen , you’ll be surprised by how much more game you’ll encounter.

@roostercogburn5005 7 months ago

Im baffled by all the negative commebts in here. Yes, many of you are so superior and so amazing that you barely need a weapon to kill giants. But, the rest of us mere mortals still cling to creative methods like food and water sources. I hunted a 195" buck in illinois for 3 years. Came close many times. I finally put him to sleep over a water hole I installed. My takeaway is this: if you want to kill big bucks you need to be creative, disciplined, and be able to adapt. Great video guy. Dont listen to the jealous haters who haven't killed shit and hate on anyone who does. Every guy im here would die to hunt that same blind and they all know it.