Great Hunting Videos

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TrashPanda

Discussion Starter · Mar 17, 2021

I just thought I'd pass this along to everyone. There are not very many tv hunting shows that I care to watch anymore. I like to watch Meateater because Steven Rinella portrays things as they actually are and he always cooks and eats what he got. For some reason, I kinda like to watch Roger Raglin because he reminds me of sitting around and telling hunting stories with my grandgather. He is a simple, but honest and truthful guy and I like that about him.
Beyond those two, there is nothing that I watch.

But I have found a Youtube channel that I am REALLY liking. It is Billy Molls Modern Day Mountain Man. He is from Wisconsin, but is an Alaskan hunting guide and makes good videos of most of his hunts. He has quite a few videos and IMHO they are outstanding at giving you a glimpse of what these hunts are really like. Some of them are two hours long or have multiple parts to them. He hunts caribou, moose, dall sheep, grizzlies and brown bears.

If you are looking for something somewhat different to watch, give these a try. I bet you will enjoy them.

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loridr

· #21 · Apr 3, 2021

northparklake2 said:
Billy Molls new YouTube video and the hunter is from Pa.

Man! I'm only a quarter of the way through, but they sure are covered up in critters!

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TrashPanda

Discussion Starter · #22 · Apr 4, 2021

There are not many hunting videos of any kind that I recommend. But I recommend this guy for a reason. He is good. Seems like he is releasing more videos as time goes on also. I bet you could learn quite a bit from spending some time with him.

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loridr

· #23 · Apr 4, 2021

Watched it in it's entirety, what an exciting hunt, but it was much more than that.

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Grayson Everett

· #24 · Apr 4, 2021

buckman4c said:
Right now, my personal favorites are all Youtubers:
The Hunting Public
Hal Blood
Jeff Doyle (Tracking 200)
and The Hunting Beast

Very informative, instructional hunting videos for beginners to experienced.

You're right @buckman4c . I also agree with you.

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TrashPanda

Discussion Starter · #25 · Apr 4, 2021

loridr said:
Man! I'm only a quarter of the way through, but they sure are covered up in critters!

Boy, did they screw up on that first bear. But that's what I like. He shows reality and not some edited, sugar coated crap.

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loridr

· #26 · Apr 4, 2021

kudu58 said:
Boy, did they screw up on that first bear. But that's what I like. He shows reality and not some edited, sugar coated crap.

It sure looked from the camera angle that he should have had a great quartering from shot when the bear first topped out just above the brush below them, but evidently the issue was that the hunter, laying prone, did not have a sight picture because of the curvature of the hill and grass he was looking through. If he'd been a few feet forward, he'd have had an excellent killing shot at that point. After that, when the bear moved right to left across the hill and they had to hustle around that brush, it was a cluster and best he held fire.

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TrashPanda

Discussion Starter · #27 · Apr 4, 2021

They could have whacked it before it even got that close. Then when it was open and the hunter didn't see it to the left. Just not meant to be. What a shame to let an 8 footer get away. They'll look over a few bears to find another interior griz like that. Tough to feel too sorry for him after seeing the moose that he got.

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northparklake2

· #28 · Apr 5, 2021

some youtubers I follow

Solo Backpacking in the Heart of the Montana Wilderness | Fly Fishing in Bear Country
KODIAK ISLAND FOXES AND BLACKTAILS | EP 3 | PUBLIC LAND
DEER HUNTING with a KARABINER 98 KURZ 8MM MAUSER! ( Kar98K ) 2020 Whitetail Spot & Stalk! Heart Shot
SOLO HNTR "FLY FISHING & MULE DEER" High mountain lake for Cutthroat Trout with Tim Burnett

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northparklake2

· #29 · 4 mo ago

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Alaskan Adventure Hunting: Brown Bear, Dall Sheep, and Caribou - Season 6 (Part 1)

When the drone of the airplane is lost upon the desolation of a seemingly endless wilderness and the hunter stands alone, he only begins to understand the power of this primal, mystical land. Silence

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yorkadams

· #30 · 4 mo ago

buckman4c said:
Right now, my personal favorites are all Youtubers:
The Hunting Public
Hal Blood
Jeff Doyle (Tracking 200)
and The Hunting Beast

Very informative, instructional hunting videos for beginners to experienced.

Definitely add Leatherwood to your list! Great quality videos, shot right here in PA, and John is an occasional poster on these forums!

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Gutterguy

· #31 · 4 mo ago

Billy Molls is the best, hands down! Always been a dream of mine to hunt for Dall sheep and moose, but it'll have to remain that as the price of these hunts are too rich for my bank account.

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kxgood

· #32 · 4 mo ago

On Youtube, check out Hal Blood Big Woods Bucks. Filmed mostly in Maine, he looks for a buck track in the snow and follows it until he catches up with it. The first one I watched, he tracked a buck for 2 days before he got it. He's a good tracker and a humble man.

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Bowguy67

· #33 · 4 mo ago

Best videos imo of non marketing anything just some great guys hunting is Bowhunting October whitetails parts 1 and 2. It was a tape version but you can buy the cd now. The had a couple others as well. High Noon bucks was one.

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northparklake2

· #34 · 3 mo ago

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Alaskan Adventure Hunting: Brown Bear, Dall Sheep, Caribou, Moose Season 4 (Part 1)

With almost 3 months spent guiding throughout the great state of Alaska, I am excited for the release of Season 4. After 14 years of guiding, it seems like each year gets better and better; great hunt

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Bigbrownie

· #35 · 3 mo ago

I know the hunter in that Alaskan moose video. He lives down the road from me, maybe two miles.

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DIYASUB

· #36 · 3 mo ago

Saw a guy on tv a few years ago who was a dog man hunting birds. He was an older gentleman who was sponsored by a company that made gun safes that fit in the bed of a pickup, and his first name might have been Scott. I watched two shows, both were excellent, and at the end of each show he told how many hits and how many misses were made.
Anybody know who he might have been?

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Moss

· #37 · 3 mo ago

Personally I like Canadian Whitetail the best

northparklake2

· #38 · 3 mo ago

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