wyoming high country 

Austin Badertscher thanks for watching!

+Notchin' Tags Film Festival Thanks! yeah it was definitely hard work! ready to do it again!

+fasx56 Thanks! yeah those mountains are rugged packed my deer out 8 miles and my buddies deer out 10 miles.. fun hunt for sure.. And yeah i have a fancy scope and i hand load my bullets but my gun is just an over the counter tikka t3 7mm.. i just know my gun and practice at long range a lot! thanks for watching! check out my other hard working hunter films!

my gun was perfect.. i just got excited and jerked the trigger... but yeah the second deer his gun was hitting a little high.. a mistake that wont happen this year.. we were both shooting 7mm rem.. thanks for watching!

yes! definitely!

Jonathan Smith better then all the hunting videos ruined by tear in my beer country!

7mm and its a kifaru 8 man tipi ... thanks for watching!!

it was a kifaru 6 man! they are pretty legit! thanks for watching!

thanks man! thanks for checking it out!

thanks! i run a canon XA20 and a 70D

not really sure.. you would have to look it up... thanks for checking out the film!

185!

awesome!!

well in the video i was using vortex binos.. and they sell an adapter for their binos.. I've changed things up this year.. but yeah you can get adapters for most binos.. just look it up online.. and i was just using a cheap vanguard tripod.. thanks for watching!

the big one was 185

packed it out and to the closest meat locker where it could be cooled and hung.. then hiked back in! thanks for watching!

western lol come on man.. a good hunter doest give away all his spots ;)

thanks for your insight... and thanks for watching! if you don't mind me asking why do you think the deer has to be broadside? just to up the odds of hitting your mark? because even though he was quartered i was 100% confident in hitting the bullseye... yes i missed the first shot... i most certainly let me emotions get the better of me and i jerked the trigger.. still would of missed even if he was broadside... then focused on the next shot hit where i should of hit the first time... in my opinion if your just upping the odds by waiting for it to turn broadside and not 100% confident in your shooting you should never take the shot.. even if he is broadside... that being said if I'm 100% confident i can hit the bullseye, i don't feel it matters what angle he's at... not trying to start a war.. just explaining my side... thanks for watching!

hard working hunter I'm saying you shot through his front shoulder and luckily had enough kinetic energy to knock him down. I'm not staring a war either but your window of vitals is much smaller when he's quartering towards you. You pulled the first shot so from a viewer prospective you very easily could've pulled it 5 inches to the right and missed the vitals completely hitting him in the flanks.

well i don't disagree with you... but I'm an excellent shot and i practice A LOT! lol i take my shooting seriously and hand load everything, making sure every shot is perfect... if you watch my other film Wyoming High country mule deer 2016, you notice i take a quartering away shot at an even farther distance.. and again hit the bullseye in one shot... i put in the work and I'm confident in my shooting... go check out the other film... its way better than this one in terms of quality!