The monster whitetail buck in this video became the inspiration for Larry Zach’s famous outdoor painting, “Big Timber Bucks.” The clips, taken in Des Moines, Iowa, show the buck during the fall of 1999 and the summer of 2000.
This video is composed of clips from video footage shot by Larry of his trophy deer and inspiration for the print “Big Timber Bucks.” The video shows the buck during the fall of 1999 and during the summer of 2000 before it was harvested.
This video comes from Hawg-N-Sons Unlimited, a leading source for hunting videos. The hunter, whose name isn’t included, goes hunting in Lake County, Illinois. It’s a great day for hunting. The time is 4:25 p.m., and the weather is near perfect at 42 degrees.
Set to a thrilling soundtrack featuring ACDC’s “Thunderstruck,” this video montage showcases a vast array of weird, amazing and world record whitetail deer.
Jesse Cline is a professional sportsman with Outdoor Insights. In this specific video, Cline goes whitetail hunting in the deep woods of Ohio.
This video is brought to us from Mannion Outdoors Films. It features professional sportsman David Skinner
Rick is the name of the hunter on this video. He gets an opportunity to take down his first bull elk.
This video features the biggest and best bucks of 2009 by IntoOutdoors.com. The video displays a couple dozen of the most impressive bucks photographed in 2009. Both bow and rifle hunters are displayed in the video and more can be seen at IntoOutdoors.com
Great bow hunting video by huntingfootage.com show in south Texas. The hunter waits in his deer stand as a group of unsuspecting deer wonder over to feed on the food that is near by.
This hunter hunting in Ohio uses his decoy deer that he placed in the open to try to lure in a large buck. Soon enough a large buck comes wondering across the field toward the decoy.
Bill from Wildworks shows off his bow hunting skills on some wild boar in this video from HuntingFootage.com. He manages to get off a clean shot right in the sweet spot behind the shoulder. Allowing the arrow to penetrate into the vital organs, which means the hog wont be able to run as far and will drop faster.