Glad this story got out. My mom and dad were truly one of a kind. Thanks Lee. ❤

I lost my mom to cancer shortly after i moved to ohio from Michigan, 25 years ago , just lost my father this last year, its not easy bro. Thankfully we share the same passion and the nature of the outdoors helps heal us. Bringing us clarity , respect, strength.

I’m good friends with Jason back here in Virginia. Jason reached out to me to go get processed meat from the butcher shop because he was out of town and the butcher shop needed it gone due to space. That meat was from the biggest Buck he shot here in va. I think some weeks went buy and I finally meet up with him. He’s a down to earth guy and very genuine. I wouldn’t know this story about Jason if this podcast hadn’t happen. Jason, brother your a strong person and I’m always here for you. I’m one phone call away. Thanks for sharing your story and thanks Lee for putting this together.

Never commented on a video before love watching all your content. This podcast hit home with me lost my dad in a mining accident with him standing beside me. Been down some dark places after but knowing god and going out a keep hunting what me and him loved to do helps keep his memory alive and now can pass it on to my three children. Thanks for all you do for the hunting industry keep putting the big deer on the ground watching from southern West Virginia.

Great story. Love to hear people openly sharing their faith. I have no fear of death because it is the gateway to my eternal home. Now I do hope it’s something that where I go to sleep and don’t wake up or I don’t see a big truck coming that runs a red light and takes me out instantly. But, I don’t get to choose the time or place. I lost my Mammaw when I was 9 that I was really close to and then my best friend when I was 12. I guess I understood death at an early age. Now as a pastor (work full time as well), I am around families during a death. Everyone handles grief differently and I don’t know if we ever really get used to it. It’s natural, and we need to process it so it doesn’t continue to tear us down. What doesn’t kill you now will eventually if you don’t deal with it. I do want to live long enough to see my daughter graduate college and youngest son graduate high school. I really enjoy time with my granddaughter (oldest son’s). I look forward to getting to take her hunting. At one time in my life, I lived in an area of Arkansas that had big deer, and I killed a couple on the 80 acres my dad and I leased. The best times were when my daughter wanted to go and we would sit in a blind for 30 minutes or an hour or two. I would not make her stay longer than she wanted to. Just a few snacks and enjoying the time together. Like I enjoy spending time in the woods setting up blinds for my dad that will be 79 this year. It’s not about how much time necessarily but what we make of the time we have.

Man this guys life story is heart breaking. I lost my grandmother last April and hearing this floods back memories. And I dread getting a call or being in this moment and I know it’s inevitable. Bless you man god bless you.

@benmcmahan2974

28 күн бұрын

I’m sorry for your lost and you will see her in heaven

Great podcast, love Seek One and all the content y’all are putting out. Fellow VA guy here, I’m hoping to support your new Taxidermy business this fall! Good luck buddy

This brought tears to my eyes, after losing a sister 3 years ago all the memories flooding back from the time arriving at the hospital to leaving it with a younger sister gone.

Maybe the best Podcast I have listened to in a long time...... I enjoyed the stories of deer hunting, (As a cop of almost 30 years) was upset over the way the officer did you on the permission..."So not right", and hurt with you over the story of your Mother and Father..... So GLAD to know that they were fellow believers.... You will see them Again.... (Remember this " Thieves don't break into empty houses" Satan doesn't attack those who never pose a threat to him.... Stand true to your beliefs and be the witness God created you to be..... If you are in Chattanooga and want to hunt... Come on, LOL but we can't hunt over corn.... Loved the story....

Thanks Lee, Thank you Jason, nicely done!

Wow, came here for the deer story stayed for this man! Omg what a life and what a message. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for sharing. I lost my best friend in Feb he was only 22 years old. He was my fishing buddy, gym bro, and hunting buddy we did everything together. Means a lot that you shared. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. Have faith and all glory to God.

Great one guys! Keep ‘em coming

Here, I am sobbing because from July of 2018 to June of 2019. Lost my father and stepfather only a month apart, and my mother 5 days after here 73 birthday in June 2019. All from different forms of cancer.

@Lethal_but_barely

Ай бұрын

Praying for you!

@roryrohrer7640

Ай бұрын

@Lethal_but_barely Thank you ,and I for you. Stay safe and good luck in the woods, brother.

By far my favorite hunting group! Everyone involved is always such a good human and great ethical hunters. I wish I could hang out with Lee. Keep crushing it!

Burying my dad the same year and my hunting buddy ,I really felt this episode .. I’m in tears .. sorry for your loss brother ! Stay strong 💪🏽

Great Podcast guys! Jason Whitlow... Listening to the loss you've gone through is heartbreaking! It's so similar to what I've gone through. From April 1st of 2015 to October 26th of 2016 I lost my brother, three months later my mom, and a year and 3 months after my mom passed my dad lost his fight with cancer. Our Father in Heaven allows us to go through these times for reasons we may not know right away, but it brings us closer to him and gives us the strength to live through Jesus Christ! God Bless You Jason!

@Lethal_but_barely

Ай бұрын

Praying for you! Thank you for the kind words.

As a fellow Georgia hunter I love the podcast and the Seek One channel, being that I spend every day working around Atlanta. The more I watch and listen to you guys I really enjoy just how genuine you guys are. I actually ran into Yappy at a local bow shop a couple weeks ago and just got to witness for myself just how down to earth the whole group of you guys seem! Such a stellar group of guys. Hope to have that myself someday. Keep up the good content guys. Maybe I’ll run into you guys someday!

What a story. Thanks for sharing!

Such a great story that I can relate to. Many prayers to you all🙏🏻

Man I live up here in Ohio and man some of the deer I see are massive body size and rack I shot a 141 and 6/8s 10 pointer and he was definitely 300 plus on the hoof, you just gotta love it man, love the videos.

I really like to watch your content Lee I hunt some and have been fortunate last three years and learn lot from you! God bless you guys out trying to hunt ! I look forward to this season.

Love the pod keep spitting um out 😀

Great podcast with some fun story’s. Sorry for your loss that is so tough even just to listen to. Sounded like you saw a video of the guys who got that potential world record that went downhill, anywhere we can find that? Thanks guys keep up the good work

I will be praying for you and your family! God is the light you can cling to. Doesn’t change the pain but gives you hope and joy! They are in a much better place! Thank God for salvation you will see them again! Keep your head up! Your dad represented the love Christ showed and laid down his life for someone else!

Can't wait to see y'all guys at the Birmingham Deer Expo

Jason, man.. Sorry to hear about that year and half, God bless you and your family!

Yo seek one you guys are legit this stuffs bigger then just deer much respect to all you guys this life we live ain’t easy nobody has it easy. All we can do is be better then we were yesterday much love to all theses dudes in here that have been thru it 💪🏻

Great podcast! Were neighbors Jason! Live in Richmond!

I don’t even know where to start. Sudden deaths are something not easy. I lost a very close family member from a sudden death. Can’t imagine what he went thru. Glad to see his story and hope to see more vids of him in the future. Seems like an awesome guy!

Thank you Guys,,,, God Bless all Of Ya'll,,,,

Man great content and story got a couple similar stories like this

Let's goo!!!! I love this podcasts the seek one dose

Made me tear up 😢

I lost my mom in 2016. She passed with stage 4 lung cancer. I spent every night in the hospital with her because it seemed no one else could handle it. This story hit home! 😢

U r so right about the having regrets before you lose your parents. I miss my father dearly.

@roytaylor6519

Ай бұрын

Holy shit buddy u have the worst stories ever. I can't imagine having that kinda luck horrible

I fully support lee.i know a real hunter from a phony one. I would not give a crap what the haters say. Lee hunts from his heart. He knows right from wrong. And he practices what he preaches. He hunts from his heart. He loves it. He was born to do it. Like me.😊

This guys story of his mom was identical to my pops same time night gettin a phone call same situation. same year only days apart. Feb 8 2018 Nothing can prepare you to lose a parent/ best friend/ huntin partner. Life’s never the same after but you gotta lead with what you have left. Never give up.

I've had "pet" deer in my yard that are totally used to me. I can cook out and make whatever noise I want.. but the second I take a step outside the yard. Poof. Also, as long as I would constantly TALK to them they were usually fine.

We've got to renew our minds through Christ. I've been through some of my own struggles and sickness. But God is always there, even if we don't feel it. Thank you for being real with your struggles and heartbreak. Life has a way of changing you. God is alive and real.

Any chance at a link to the big Michigan buck? Michigan hunter here, always fun to see big boys taking around the state that most dont think can have big ones.

I've been swallowing a lump in my throat from the moment he started talking about his mother!

What was the video of the guy in Michigan you were talking about that shot that buck?

When I was 15 years old got permission to bow hunt a woods on a chunk of gas company property. My teacher got me a hand written not and I hunted it for the year. The reason i wanted to hunt there was because there were 3 bucks I watched all summer one was a giant 6x6. So I go in one day after school and I jump a deer off this point and it runs out through the field and gets smoked by a car. It was the 6x6.

Dayton has some big bucks for sure

I think deer can smell adrenaline, or maybe can hear when your heart starts pounding

You guys should do a podcast with Creek Kings

Chicken leg lee is getting married congrats

@theseekonepodcast4587

Ай бұрын

Take it back.

@theseekonepodcast4587

Ай бұрын

And thank you

@johnnyriley455

25 күн бұрын

You're hunting and life will change, hopefully for the better😅

I would have gotten the Game Warden involved in that crock of shit. I'd say that cop poached it on property he didnt have permission on.

@KillingStuffWithJosephJackson

Ай бұрын

Yup! Maybe it was CJ Alexander’s dad… 😂

When is lee going to make a new seek one vid 😢😢😢

Also from Georgia, lived in NY for 3 years, not only were New Yorkers the most racist people in ever met, so were all the surrounding states, in contrast to the south where everyone claims we’re racist, and i hardly ever meet racist people down here.

Wow sorry for your losses.

It was Devin Leonard who killed the cemetery buck! It was on the workingclass bowhunter podcast great story also

dude is this behind mcdonalds along the highway ? big tee pee, painted rocks warren county.

The end of this story reminds me of the story of Job in scripture where God and Satan were having a conversation about testing Jobs faith and Satan says to God that “your golden child Job over there is only faithful because he has many head of cattle and a lovely family and lives a fruitful life, I bet that if he lost all of those things that he would curse your name” God says to Satan “you may test Job but spare his life”. And so Job lost his children, cattle, money and everything he even got boils all over his body but he never once cursed Gods name and stayed fruitful in the spirit even when his wife told him to curse Gods name and die for the things happening to him. And he replied to his wife “But Job replied, “You talk like a foolish woman. Should we accept only good things from the hand of God and never anything bad?”

Anyone that doesn't know Jesus it free it more than life changing it life saving and yes there are some things in this he answered belongs to God and God only give all the glory to God

I'm 47 yrs old. I grew up in the early stages of realtree, Jackie bushman, mossy oak days.i grew up living those hunts. I'll say this. I could not tell you who the tv guys are these days. Because i quit watching and caring. Because these guys have turned hunting into a foodplot, big buck only, farm deer, box stand hunting world. Makes me sick. I grew up learning how to hunt. How to track and outsmart old bucks. And does. I have over 20 deer on my wall over 150".i have over 20 antler mounts 120"-140". That being said. Every one of those deer were tracked and uncontless hours, days, weeks, months and years worth of hard work. I hunt from the heart its spiritual. Guys have lost the true meaning of hunting. All of my deer have been taken on public land. Or knock on door. I've never paid one red cent to hunt. All that being said. I found lee and his seek one videos 2 years augo. After watching him. I can tell lee realy loves it as much asi do. I can not say that about any other human on earth other than my brother and me. I've never met lee. But i would like to one day. Just to sit down and tell some stories. I'll bet i can spark his interest. He's a real deer hunter. Lee if you read This.i support your channel and your love for the hunt. Jason from arkansas.i would love to sit down and tell you some stories and show you some of my lifetime of memories.

@theseekonepodcast4587

Ай бұрын

Hoping we cross paths some day

@bch5513

5 күн бұрын

I'm 46 and from MS and the culture is STRONG here. I STILL have my ORIGINAL bottomland, greenleaf, fall foliage and real tree camo in a container.

😂 the most narcissistic guy that’s ever been behind a bow says… I don’t care what people say.. really?

@bch5513

5 күн бұрын

Is this first hand knowledge or just jealousy of accomplishments?

@tommytommyp7860

5 күн бұрын

@@bch5513 Sorry for offending you Dickrider. Please continue slobbering on his knob. Didn’t mean to interrupt you.

If you could quit using the word LIKE every other word it would be great.