Day 3 of 7: Spencer Neuharth Kills His Target Buck | S1E03 | One Week In November 

Yes I love it too

Clay is like a gritty bear hound, he’s a closer.

Hahaha because it splashes your 'moon.' Yea no one acknowledged that brilliance on the show. Glad you did here!

Yes agree

What do you mean conspiracies? He is right.

Yes so amazing

Yes true

Yes I love watching hunting too

This podcast doesn't care about permission. LMFAO WTF. Just look at their take on hound hunting. They are blindly supporting a group of people who disregard training their dogs and let them run loose on strangers land, only AFTERWARDS talking with the residents once they are out of control. Fat chance at getting good advice.

Swagger bipods

It's a 3X3 with eye guards

@@billcraig1540 OHHHH nooooOOOOOOO! **severe WI accent**

Everyones terminology is different, in the south where im at Tx,Ar,La we say 8pt, 10pt, ect.. and anything that u can hang a ring on is a point

I hunt in the SE and we use both to describe bucks. Like Spencer's buck would be an 8 pointer on a 4x4 frame.

@@wasidanatsali6374 yah i have a buddy in Iowa that does it like that. I feel like people forget that everyone has their own way of doing something and just cause they do it one way don’t mean its the only way.

I think he was asking the cameraman as he knew it wouldn't be caught on film, but knew the buck was about to split at any second.

Working the wind (same as location control) is so important screw scent control products

You need to try it. With a little practice, maneuvering around the tree feels very fluid and is not difficult. You have almost 360 degrees of shooting around the tree depending on how big it is and how you have your sticks/platform set up. This was my first year hunting out of one, and it really opened my eyes.

@@joewhite2397 I’m interested in it. Thanks for the reply.

Looks like swagger

No they didn’t. His lands wasn’t posted

@@jameskearse8617 This is your guys attitude problem. You guys know it is private property. Yet you go on without permission and then say "it wasn't posted" and make the landowner bear the burden of keeping you off. If you want to "hunt" on private property you should pay some of the guys property tax or stay on demarcated State Game Lands

In Arkansas its not gun season till Nov 13th so bow hunters are not required to wear orange. In many states its like that.

@@easttexasfishin2439 Spencer's using a rifle though

@@doeyjiaz4798 Spencer wearing an orange vest. Some states only require one article of orange clothing of just a vest. Texas does not require any orange at all on private land i am unsure public land tho here in tx

@@easttexasfishin2439 lol I didn't know there was any public land in TX. That seems wild to me tho, in Canada we almost have to wear pumpkin suits

@@doeyjiaz4798 texas has very little public land more in east tx than west and central tx. It’s nothing like public land in the north west of the US

Everyone is different imo the bipod allows a greater chance to make more ethical shot and anything to increase the ability of making a clean shot i think anyone in the hunting community would appreciate that. Also remember hes in Montana a lot of people have bipods for big game hunting in general.

Ive shoot many deer in the heart and lungs from under 100yds and they’ve all ran 30-70yds. Im honestly confused where the stipulation that deer just drop dead on the spot. I use a 270wsm, 6.5cm, 30-06 and the results are all the same.

@@easttexasfishin2439 No disrespect to you. I've shot my share of of deer and elk to. Just never had that happen. Long or short range. No disrespect. Happy hunting. I shoot a 6.5 and a 300 win mag.

@@anthonyweigand6377 This is what ive heard not anything factual but ive heard from several people and like hunting forums that its been proven deer run further being shot in the heart than lungs.

@@easttexasfishin2439 I don't hunt white tail. They must be a hell of a lot tougher than mule deer. Just never seen it. I'll keep watching your page.

@@anthonyweigand6377 ive dropped a few but 9 times out of 10 they go 20-50yds sometimes more but rarely 100yds and im speaking from my experience and my friends and family that i hunt around/with.

Man dont be that guy lets be realistic its easier to get a guy on staff and guys want to do that type stuff my wife hunts a lot but shes not one to advertise it and i feel many women are the same on that.

@@easttexasfishin2439 what guy is that? The guy that stands up for lady hunters? Meateater has done a good job in the past of incorporating women hunters/ / fisherpeople into their programming,I think they missed an opportunity to bring the unique female perspective to this really interesting series. I quess if that's being " that guy" so be it.

@@marktate4466 its the same as the WNBA and NBA argument at the end of the day the male sells more than the female unless the female sex appeal is the focal point and on here thats not the focal point.

@@easttexasfishin2439 I disagree, in athletic competition because men are generally bigger, faster ,stronger than women men can be more entertaining, to watch ( excluding mixed martial arts, and ncaa women's softball and volleyball are extremely competitive and athletic) but hunting is not an athletic competition and women can be as good at hunting and shooting, or in my opinion even better than men because ( generalizing again) women are naturally more patient and observative, and less aggressive. As far as sex appeal goes,I never mentioned it, I have no prerequisite that they have to be in their underwear to be on the show. What I said was meateater missed out on the unique qualities that women hunter could bring to this series. And as far as the NBA, it has regressed into a 3 point and slam Dunk festival, the wnba, is a far better representation of the game of basketball that I grew up playing. Just my opinion.

Yes you asked my question