This rare video may not show a close-up shot of the buck but that’s because it features an amazing 950 yard shot by the hunter. The shot is made across a long valley
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Extremely Huge Record Whitetails
Set to a thrilling soundtrack featuring ACDC’s “Thunderstruck,” this video montage showcases a vast array of weird, amazing and world record whitetail deer.
Buck McNeely Bear Hunt
Buck McNeely is a professional sportsman. You can watch him regularly on his popular television show, “The Outdoorsman with Buck McNeely.”
Big Mule Bucks Edition 3
This video comes from Mossback production, one of the leading online sources for hunting footage. Featuring an intense hard rock score. Also, the montage highlights a variety of hunts and photos of trophy mule deer.
RealTree Rifle Hunt 4×4 Elk
Team Realtree @ www. teamrealtree.com is a leading market featuring versatile camo patterns and much much more. In this video Realtree member Kyle Dunaway take us on an adventurous hunt. He pursues a 4×4 Mule Deer and takes us first hand through the beautiful outdoors in Montana.
Big Mule Bucks Edition 2
Doyle Moss is a professional outdoorsman from Team MossBack in Utah. He and his team of skilled sportsmen lead guided hunts throughout the state.
SCI Top Record Elk
The hunter in this video is unknown, but at the time of the kill, he sets some kind of record.
Mule Deer Hunting – 400 Yard Shot With 300 Mag
The hunter in all white, to blend in with the surrounding snowy Saskatchewan terrain, spots a couple of large mule deer across the small valley. The camera man zooms in for a closer shot of the deer, focusing on the larger buck.
Rifle Hunting Mule Deer In Utah
A hunter sets out with his father to hunt mule deer in Utah. They follow a game trail with the hopes of coming across a monster buck to hunt. Using a spotting scope they spot two large mule deer down the hill, but they are two far away.
Insane Half Mile Shot On Buck
At first this looks as if it was a normal ranged shot on a unsuspecting deer. It is not until the camera guy zooms the camera out that you can really tell the actual skill involved in this shot.