This is why we Archery MULE DEER Hunt 

What you said at the end of this video is so true! God bless you all!

I’ve said it before, and I will say it again. God bless you Sr. I pray that fathers across this great nation learn from you through these videos. You’ve raised your family, right!! There is nothing like the great outdoors. Trash the cell phones and the play stations and buy your kids, a fishing rod and a hunting rifle and teach them how to really enjoy the good life.👍🙏❤️🐟🎣

Wow ….imagine being raised by this kind of father?????? What a life.god bless you brothers.

I am an old guy and can not hunt anymore but I really enjoyed watching this video. It would be an honor to meet your family someday! Troy

As always, thanks for tuning in… beware of scammers in the comments because they have been crazy lately. Also, there’s a couple new merch products on the site and the link to all the gear used in this video is down in the description

The pursuit is greater than the finish. Even though there’s no cherry on top the memories will live on forever.

Hunting is a way of life

Big props to Sr.! Just the 4 tire replacement made this video expensive. I found the channel due to Lake Mead updates but continue watching for all the fishing, hunting, catch & cook, history etc.I love the content and wish you guys continued success.

Thank you for the video. I love the whole family together. I've been watching you for a little over two years. I love the respect you all show. Sr. You did a hell of a job raising these 2 young men. God Bless each and everyone of you.

You said it all Jr. it’s not about the kill. It’s the whole experience. That is some beautiful country you guys hunted. There’s always next time and another great outdoor experience to look forward to. You guys know how to live a fulfilled life. And great job Sr. for passing it on to the next generation. Something went don’t see much anymore. See you outdoors!

Hey! Thanks for inviting me on my first hunting trip! Not easy! The spiders and bugs; ugg! It was awesome!

I’ve got to say, if you guys made a thousand videos like this one, with No kills, I’d still watch every last one! Love your family & all you do!

I enjoy the fact you have patients and respect for the animal and are not willing to take a poor shot.

Thank you for sharing this beautiful country with the world! As well as the amazing father son adventure!

Senior, first and foremost thank you for your service! And another wonderful video. I was going to write about why we hunt and fish, how conservation is so important and what happens to animals without it. Then Adrian gave us the quote and his meaning for it, which was explanation enough. Great job to you all, God bless you all and keep the vids coming.

Yor video makes me happy. First thank you for your service. You raise good boys, I see how much they respect you. And you them. family is everything, and sir you are rich with family. Again love your videos.

THANKS SIN CITY OUTDOORS‼️👍always great vids🇨🇦❤️

YOUR VIDEOS KEEP GETTING BETTER AND BETTER

Great video! I'm 69 and an Army Brat. Dad grew up poor in the wilderness of Michigan's Upper Peninsula and they hunted for food. The first base we were at in the States I was already nine. It was Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri and they had a ton of deer. Dad bought himself a recurve and i got a glass 25lb bow...and got pretty good with it. He got me a 40lb laminated recurve the following year, but no hunting arrows. This was in the early 60's and the arrows were wood with a fixed broadhead. I nagged him to take me....and he broke down and let me come too....still no arrows for my size bow. He ends up giving me just one of his arrows....probably about a foot stuck out in front at full draw LOL! I had a group of five racked bucks come out in front of me feeding on white oak acorns. I took a shot at probably around 25yds...windage was perfect but that heavy long arrow dropped like a rock and passed underneath the buck. I've killed many deer over the years with a rifle, but I never did get one with a bow....and gave it up after a morning where I took shots at three different deer where I did everything right and two of them jumped the string and the arrow sailed under and the third buck did a cheerleader split and ducked the arrow. Got to thinking how easy it would be to wound one and lose it and have always just hunted with a rifle since. If after that 1st bow hunt we'd have lived in places where there was hunting and I could have kept it up might still be bow-hunting. But I was an adult hunting with a compound by the time I quit.

Those are the same memories I have, the hunt not the kill and all the fun we had doing it. Only got one deer in all the years hunting in Mich.

it's good when you tell people why you did'nt take the shot. they learn more and understand hunters better. love you guy's big

Jr. Wise beyond your years and very well spoken , youve got a natural gift and I sense great things from you.

I admire you western Hunters....its a grind and you guys put some miles on your boots. I grew up in Cali, SD and 29 palms areas but now Im in New York so I sit in a treestand or blind for the most part...but sometimes I will go in deep with my gun for stalk hunts. Hard to stalk whitetail with a bow. But the older I get ,54 this year....i kind of prefer the treestand or blind. But LOVE this channel...the family , the bonding, the cooking.

Dang excited to watch this. I was 15 yards away about to shoot an massive bull elk this year. My friend wasn’t feeling well and I said wait at the truck. Another buddy convinced him to walk down… as I’m getting enough spit to cow call and release. He bolts. Wind in my face, thought what did I do… 30 seconds later my buddies come around cow calling. He smelled them. 140 miles hiked at 4000 feet, and I was 10 seconds away 2 times on the same bull. Lol he just sounded like a dinosaur and ape. My friends learned not to come down a road when it’s hours after the hunt has begun! Good times either way, and even better to. Get my buddies into it after 20 years of bugging them, and to see my family. Keep it up fellas!

I love bow hunting over rifle hunting in Texas. We hunted in tree platforms in the Hill Country near Llano. I even built a deer stand that the roof could be taken off by pulleys to lower it to the ground for bow hunting. I didn't like the arrows available in stores, because the plastic fletching made the arrow wobble upon release from the bow. So, I made my own arrows with feather fletching with two fixed blades and two retractable blades on the broadhead. The feather fletching gives along the arrow rest upon release, making the arrow fly truer. You're right, once you've hunted deer with a bow, rifle hunting just isn't the same.

I'm glad I clicked this video. You stated wisdom beyond your age, showed a good effort with an honest pursuit, and you showed appreciation for the place you visited. Respect.

I had a couple of uncles that were hunters and military men they also made it a family affair like you guys. This was differently one of my favorite hunting videos. Thanks again for another great video and be safe out there.

Patience. Intense. Treasured moments.

You're one great Dad! I love the content you guys put out!

Holy Mackerel Sr., Jr. Looks so much like you when you were younger. 🤯 I SO glad, you made it through the service safely Sr, for which many of us thank you for. 🎖 Got a chance to meet you and the family. Beautiful words Jr. Couldn't have said it better myself. Sr., the boys have just turned out great, I'm sure you're proud, cause I am, and I don't even know you guys personally. Stay safe, God bless and kudos to the mom. 🖖🏼🤟🏼

Heading to eastern Arizona next week scouting and staying through the hunt. I am scouting for good friends I haven’t seen in years. One week from today! I grew up and hunted this area all my 60 plus years. Elk hunting.❤

Great intro. Thanks for your service. Better luck on your next hunt.

“I don’t want to shoot it in the butt” 🤣 also great message at the end Adrian jr

Lots of credit to you guys. I get bored of camping after 2 days. Be safe, have fun, and keep the content coming.

I grew up in Northern Wisconsin in the country. When I was growing up I used to hunting with my Dad. (I am a girl).. I would drive (walking to scare deer out) threw the woods. When My Dad would get one I would help him dress it out( gut, skin cut it up) . Those were great times. I never hunt . My one sister hunts. She learned from Dad also. Family times are the best times.❤

That was an awesome hunt video! Really enjoyed it. Loved the H.D. Thoreau quote in the end. Beautiful country and an awesome experience. Greetings from Mesa Arizona.

Great dad with great sons!

My father was an avid hunter. He taught me a lot about the outdoors. He also took me fishing. I teach others what I have learned.

Thank you for your service and Much love from deep south texas RGV

I love your closing remarks........ wise words from a young man.

You guys are representatives of life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and why people want to live in the the United States of America🇺🇸

Mule deer with a bow is the hardest trophy in North America!!! A 200” buck is almost impossible!!! Great job explaining the hunt!!!

Time spent with family is the best! Memories are the only thing we have at the end of the day. Great speech at the beginning by Sr and at the end by Jr! Sometimes you need to get out and let all technology be non existent and enjoy family and this beautiful world that was given to us as a gift! Keep pushing excellent content

I've been here for years and can't get enough of it. Thank you, guys, and God bless!

Sr., I really like how you explained how and why you got into hunting and how it effected your military training!! You guys did a great job of explaining what precautions to take and what to look out for. That snake took off in a hurry, it was moving fast. Taking caution and being aware of your surroundings, paying attention to the weather. Showing the gear you guys were using and device for that extra added safety in areas without cell phone service. All of those things are very important. Checking out your campsite, and finding a sheltered area in the trees made a big difference. Just like fishing, sometimes you get skunked and don't catch anything. I think, like you said: it's about those memories made with family and friends that stand out the most. Very cool that Sr talked about saying a prayer before that time of tracking the bucks. I like how you ended the video also, because people don't get out into nature like that much anymore. It does a person good to get out and away from everything now and then, it's very necessary. Seeing those beautiful sunrises and sunsets... amazing!! Seeing wildlife in their natural habitat... not a lot of people can say that these days. You guys take us viewers to places that some of us have never been to and may or may not ever get to see. Too bad you didn't have an Elk tag and rifle!! Perhaps that's another adventure for another time. I always enjoy getting to watch your videos, no matter where you go or what you guys cover in each particular video, it's always an exciting adventure. Would be cool to see how the northeastern parts of Lake Mead look, probably sad too. We used to go to the east side of the lake and we would boat camp at a place called Sandy Point, it's shaped like a mitten!! The lake is so low, it's probably not accessible anymore. That was long winded. As always keep doing what you are doing!!

Love it. Most people these days are afraid of the dark. You all are living life right.

Thanks for providing such great content and hope for those of us that have tuned out corporate media and entertainment. AS a matter of fact I couldn't even make it through 3 minutes of today's headline news without being disgusted and tuning out. SCO has been one of the few outlets I look forward to and wish You Guy's the best Keep up the great Work & God Bless You all!

We’re proud of the Sin City Outdoors family and love watching them wear our camo. You’re right Junior it’s not about the kill but more about the “hunt” the challenge, the life we live and our thirst for achievement and adventure. Well done.

Thank you both for a wonderful adventure and hunt. It's the time that is spent together that counts. The two of you have come a long way over the years that seem to pass all too fast. SEMPER FI.

Just want to say that your son is such a respectful young man and I'm sure you extremely proud of him. I'm 67 years old and wish I'd spent more time hunting with my "pops" before he passed. I like to think his best hunt was when I shot my first buck, because I know the best hunt of my life was when my son shot his first deer. I was brought to tears by what Adrian said at the end of this video. Great job, as always

Thank you guys for being the way you are. You seem to appreciate life and each other and all that goes with it….

You guys are doing it right! Nothing better than family and the outdoors. Much respect gentlemen

Great video guys, That second buck was huge. Gotta love Mule Deer. Out here they get almost as big as elk. It's all about the experience, well said.

Loved the ending! Some of my fondest memories from my childhood were hunting with my uncles. Very seldom did we get a shot off but we always had a great time! Keep up the good work gentleman

Love the videos brother I’m 30 with 3 boys a 5 yr old 3 yr old and a new born …such a blessing seeing you with your boys that’s what it’s all about 💯

Amen to that you're absolutely right sometimes I have to remind myself to slow down and take in the moment

Excellent video. Filmography and editing was exeptionally good

It's not the kill or the catch...it's the experience. Good hunt.

High Country Archery Mule Deer, one of the most addicting things I’ve ever done. I get my teeth kicked in every year and am humbled by the mountains. And before it’s even over, I’m already making plans for next year on my hike out. Great video guys, love seeing you guys in the mountains with a bow in your hands.

Speechless. Me quito el sonbrero the relationship you guys have is priceless. That some of us wish they had. Amazing guys Adrian sr my respect for you. Adrian jr you're lucky to have a dad like that.

it's the journey, not the destination! I really appreciate your persistence and gorgeous shoots!! May God continue to bless your family 🙏✝️❤️

Y'all are awesome ! Keep spending time together. 😎👍🏻

Great video gentlemen ❤ You might not have shot your prize buck this trip , but you were lucky enough to have something you will forever look back on and cherish 😊 Years from now you will be so thankful for all the time you got to spend with your Dad!! ❤ Thank you both for always having great content in your videos, they are very enjoyable!!

Loved hearing your story Sr and how you shared this with your family. The boys have learned to appreciate nature and all it provides, the beauty, majesty, and puzzles that nature can bring. God is certainly smiling down on you and those boys. I enjoy your take on your environment and the reactions you guys show us in your videos. Thank you 🙏

Great hunting trip. You are so right. It’s hunting and being one with nature.

Tis not the end the road, from which we learn by, it's the journey.... God bless you two..

The last 1.6 minutes of the video was the best advice I have heard anyone give in sometime. Good bless.

Great scenery and hunting with your dad is awesome!!!

I love your channel! Dad and his family are in the outdoors! Senior has raised you young men well! I have 2 children I am trying to get outdoors more with! It's the best times! You're so right about that! God bless and stay safe!

I was waiting for your hunting videos!!! I cant wait , it starts Oct 1st here in Michigan!!

So true, so true. My father became a quadriplegic when I turned four, so I never remember him walking. My older brother and I went pheasant hunting while dad sat in the car. I didn’t become a hunter, rather, I became a birdwatcher. To me the greatest thrill in life is out in the wilderness searching for a new bird specie. The happiest years of my life were spent living in the Amazon lowlands of Peru. Luckily I never saw a jaguar, but I did encounter ten snakes, one of which was the most vicious little deadly predator. A nativo killed the snake as it was coming after me. Aside from one of the same species entering my house, snakes did not worry me. The greatest joy and peace is looking across the eastern flanks of the Andes Mountains, watching cotingas and parrots doing their thing. It is totally impossible to share the joy, inspiration and satisfaction one receives from being in the jungles. I miss that land of hundreds of waterfalls. Those 9 years were the greatest satisfaction of my life. Nature is the great soother. I do not watch TV.

I love y'all's videos! I love fishing, outdoors, catch'n cook, Lake Mead updates and most of all watching y'all spend time together as a family. My best memories are going deer hunting with my dad. I grew up hunting in Utah so I know how difficult bow hunting in that open country is. Thank you so much for another amazing video.🙏 Y'all rock! 🤠👍

Great video!!! Awesome message at the end. Sr. You have done a great job raising your boys. Just seeing Adrian mature over the years has to be great satisfaction.

Great video! Win loose or draw, a trip to the “real world” is what everyone should have in their life! Thank you for sharing your adventures!! God Bless!

the PAN philosopher!! enjoyed the video! keep them coming.

I like what you said at the end of the video, so true I have hunted with my brother and father for years, they are both gone now, I have great memories of our hunts and fishing trips, your videos bring back a lot of memories for me, thank you guys, you do a great job.

Thank you for your service. And thanks for showing the younger generation how to hunt. Your kids. I taught mine and I think everybody should learn.

Great video and your message in the end is beyond true, there is nothing like hanging out with family in the land you love!

you guys are amazing!!! thank you!!! it's the adventures...that matter!!!! that's what it's about!!! that's it!!!

Thanks for taking time t share your adventure, what a blessing, brings back fond memories of hunting with my dad out in Tuscarora Nv just appreciate you guys for keeping things real

I used to bow hunt when I was younger. We only had re curved bows back then. I only hunted the west coast and it was all spot and stalk. Fun channel some of my best memories are when I hunted with my dad.

Awesome video. Totally respect you guys and the relationship you guys have. Great dad, great kid. Mad respect to y'all. Unfortunately the tree stand is what we do on the east coast.

Learned how to process deer at the age of 15, while living on a beef farm. Deer filet is awesome, nothing better than that taste.

What you said at the end made me remember times spent with my Dad before he passed, it also made me realize how lucky I am to still be spending time with my Mom. You nailed it on the head, bless you and yours. The good news is you didn't get one so there can be another adventure, another day. :)

You guys are awesome. Senior, that's one fine man you've raised!

Great video, I love the relationship you all have, you are truly blessed. I really like how you ended the video, thank you for sharing!

Wish you had more subscribers just such beautiful videos but more importantly the wisdom both of you have to impart to a world that desperately needs this kind of experience at least once in their lifetime God has blessed you 🙏 😊

Well said junior! I absolutely love your guys content! Love the vid and the message! Great job! You guys actually did harvest a life long memory!💪🏼💯

That outro was absolutely beautiful Jr. Thanks for bringing us along. 🤙

One of my favorite video's you've ever posted. Everyone should find a way to challenge themselves with something that is hard. Getting out in the wild is the best way to do it. It requires self-reliance and that's one of life's greatest skills. When you realize you can rely on yourself, life is better. Like I tell people. I don't need to hunt to eat. But if I had to... I can. Thank-you guys! Stay Free!

Thanks for letting us follow you I think alot of us can learn from you all

One of the best NV archery videos I’ve seen and that’s saying a lot. Simple but informational and inspirational. Thanks

I very Much appreciate what and How you guys hunt. I’ve never done it but would love to. I’m also very proud of JuJu for going to school and getting his license. Best of luck to all of you. Blessings, Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊🇺🇸

I'm an avid hunter, I got extremely sick & tired of thinking I had to explain why I hunt to people that don't understand why i do it, If they don't like hunting, then they don't have to watch videos on it, or do it them selves. It's been going on for thousands of years and I love hunting, nuf said.

It's just nice getting out in a beautiful backcountry. Harvesting a deer is a plus. Miss going hunting.

I totally appreciate your ethos. Thank you for sharing the hunt.

Great experience in the Outdoors ! And the best thing is you returned safe !

Awesome hunting story and Thank You for your service. I can tell how good of a man you are by how great you raised your two young men. Stay Blessed 🙏🏻

Bravo guys, for another outstanding video! All of it was captivating, but I am especially fond of Junior's story at the end about hunting with dad, friends & family (and loved ones), and getting out there to experience life...

So amazing to see brother I've lived here in New Hampshire hunt all my life and I can't wait to go on my first hunt somewhere down south I think it would be a lot different for sure thank you for the video guys