Buck Hunting in the Ontario Timber | Canada in the Rough
From the Canada in the Rough Archive: In this episode, The Beasley Brothers are late-season deer hunting in Ontario at "Valley Guiding and Outfitting" . They're hoping to get on a mature buck in the big timber.
Canada in the Rough, Season 15, Episode 11.
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What a beauty. I love how it's not just about the hunt, it's about being with your family and feeding your family. You guys are beauties
To have a big deer that close to you is an amazing feeling. Let alone getting a shot on it . Wow !
In a word.... Ozonics!
Although I really enjoy your hunts, I think one of my favorite things is how much you guys celebrate each other's successes and the positive energy! Keep up the good work!
Thanks 👍
Wow nice big boy.. congratulations
Thank you! 😊
Congratulations on a great buck, sitting still for hours in the cold is tough. I'm in Kentucky US and I don't have enough clothing for that weather but love watching your hunts.
Thanks. The cold presents an extra challenge for sure but it’s worth it
That’s what a buck looks like it’s been so long idk what a buck looks like. Congratulations on that hunt.
The cold weather really matters hoping to get some of that cold weather soon Great video love the snow always great to hunt in the snow the area looks so good sorry the big bucks didn't come yep that is why they call it hunting like you got a chance to hunt in another place wow that is a nice buck but still no chnace noe another chnce there is a really nice buck nice shot great job Congrats! always great to have good help to look for the buck Wow what a buck! again Congrats great hunt thank you for sharing!
"Big woods of the Ottawa valley" 😳😂 I'm 7 hrs north.❤🇨🇦👍
Great shot. The commentator, cracks me up, like I watching a war doccumentary ;-)
Always love the channel guys CONGRATS BTW!!!
Awesome buck- congratulations
Kerja bagus...👍👍👍
If you go to Ralph’s in snorwood try the bacon tomato curd sausage, James (I believe that’s his name) makes incredible sausage. Joe Donaldson outside of peterborough is another master. I make my own after instructions from James but it never compares
Those are our favourite flavour as well!
Nice buck like to see you use the excaliber broadheads tho the bolt cutter kick butt like opening a can of red paint
All them big buck on wall shot over a light , fun on TV show shot a moose there run left it in 2 min . But deer take 3 hrs before there look .
Beautiful Buck Congratulations. That's some pretty country up there 👍. What model Excalibur X bow is the one you used?? Thank you
Quite the shot angle?
Is it lack of minerals that they drop the antlers that soon or is it the normal... I thought mid January they drop.
Antler casting (dropping) is individual for each deer. Stress is a factor in antler casting so injury or poor health can result in them dropping early. In many parts of Canada, it’s not uncommon to see whitetails dropping in mid December through April. The peak of antler casting would be around late January and February
They drop them after they breed Keeps the the danger of being injured lower as they won't fight
wolfs need thinning out, deer are few and far between
Hello I just started getting interested and hunting and I was wondering why always a heart shot and never a head shot is it a reason?
Safer bet to take the heart lung. Bigger target.
Did you have him weighed ?
Unfortunately not. Wish we had
@@canadaintheroughtv I’ve hunted the valley for 40 years and shot a few that dressed over 200. Late in the seasons the bucks are usually down in weight. Great meat tho.
Those are big deer!
Nothing about this seemed “rough”
Hunting for hours and days in those bitter temperatures is rough on everyone. No matter how tough you think you are
Sits in -28C are rough lol