400 Yd Mule Deer Video - Saskatchewan 2006

[Len Backus]

Unidentified hunter, long range hunting - mule deer

YouTube - 2006 Mule deer shot at long range in Saskatchewan

 

[Buffalobob]

The interesting thing was that the deer knew he was there and that was a very poor display of hunting skill on his part. If you are any good the deer will not know you are there. That was/is a hard lesson for me to learn just how far an animal can sense you being there.

On the positive side, at least people are doing this stuff and going public with it.

 

[Coues Sniper]

The interesting thing was that the deer knew he was there and that was a very poor display of hunting skill on his part. If you are any good the deer will not know you are there. That was/is a hard lesson for me to learn just how far an animal can sense you being there.

Agreed. They were talking like they were in their living room. You'd never get away with that on a Coues

 

[kcebcj]

Not to take anything away from the shot which looked nice and clean to me but the fact that the buck (a good one) was with a doe and not too much worried with what was going on across the canyon from him and with all the chatting they were doing tells me he was probably in the rut which really messes with a bucks good sense. Any other time of the year with the noise they were making you would have never caught that buck out in the open like that. At least not an Idaho buck.

 

[Franklin]

Not to take anything away from the shot which looked nice and clean to me but the fact that the buck (a good one) was with a doe and not too much worried with what was going on across the canyon from him and with all the chatting they were doing tells me he was probably in the rut which really messes with a bucks good sense. Any other time of the year with the noise they were making you would have never caught that buck out in the open like that. At least not an Idaho buck.

Isn't that the truth.

 

[ramshot]

Saskatchewan!

Amazing how a bit of tail can be distracting. Thats Canada fer ya. Land of the Big Bucks. Ramshot.

 

[mikenc]

What is amazing is all of the critizism and negative posts that have been posted about a guy doing what we all aspire to do.


Mike Alford

 

[Varmint Hunter]

What is amazing is all of the critizism and negative posts that have been posted about a guy doing what we all aspire to do.

Mike Alford

+1 I was thinking he same thing.

 

[kcebcj]

Any novice hunter or shooter that is using this forum to learn what they can from people who are at the top of their field ( all you folks) surely does not need that type of information as far as the noise was concerned. The shooting was good but in the world I live in noise like that does not work well.

 

[manbow]

unless you live in saskatchewan and have hunted mule deer this is typical hunt.a mule deer are plentiful and not all that bright! in 2007 a buddy of mine in sask harvested a 200 class muley and these are not uncommon.

 

[Guy M]

Wow. Nice deer, nice shot. Not a difficult shot, but well done.

Really nice buck too...

 

[soren]

Beauty of a deer aye? Now if those hosers would be quiet.

 

[nathank]

mule deer here in canada are quite stupid . they often just stare at you forever when yhou see them. sometimes when bowhunting does will even walk closer to you out of curiosity if they see you.

 

[7STDUBBERU]

Looked like a real nice buck, sure did put him down in a hurry.