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@hbutthole

5 жыл бұрын

Love the videos keep on spitting them out. PA boy myself, love the second week of deer season that's when I use my old guns as well more challenging more fun.

That shot literally could not have been more perfect

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I took my first deer in Pennsylvania with this same rifle. So did my father and my grandfather. We used to reload our own ammo for it since it was either hard to find or really expensive if you could find it. Sadly, I lost it in a house fire along with several other sentimental guns... I was hoping my children would all take their first deer with the same rifle. Thanks for making these videos!

If there’s anything to be learned here, it’s the importance of tracking. Let us not focus too much on antler and let us focus more on the responsibility of ending a life and following it through, even if it means contacting the neighbor.

@jacobzupon1406

5 жыл бұрын

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@chasesantiago3176

4 жыл бұрын

Another thing is practice during the off season to perfect your shot and get you scopes zeroed in so you can have faith in your shot and not have to guess where your going to hit the deer.

@gfg8262

4 жыл бұрын

usually contacting the neighbor means they will look for the deer for you, if it has a large set of antlers they definitely won't find it. in south central pa most people won't allow you to track an animal because they're afraid to run a buck off of their property for someone else to harvest.

@Biggusdickus721

4 жыл бұрын

gfg 826 my grandfather told me it’s better to swallow your pride and tell the neighbor rather than to let whatever you’re hunting suffer. It works out well since he gets along well with the surrounding property owners and they usually share whatever they get 😁

@jonathanyates5198

3 жыл бұрын

@@gfg8262 All you have to do is call the game warden and they will escort you to look for the deer. Wasting an animal is a crime

Your experience of all of the abandoned game proves my old saying "Just cause you have a gun doesn't mean you are a hunter." Congrats on the ethical pursuit of your food.

Your a great man buddy. First time I’ve ever even seen you and already respect you more than 90% of the hunters in my area. There’s so much more to hunting then bucks and you understand that.

My hat is off to you. First and foremost you set the bar for outdoor KZread channels in my opinion. Secondly I’ve watched all your videos since you’ve been making them. Throughout the years I’ve seen you pass on so many different bucks a lot of people would shoot because of how dedicated you are to deer management and producing big bucks. But the fact you were able to keep your head up and keep hunting after not 1 but 2 horrible discoveries and be able to self film a kill from the ground with no scope shows you are on a level of your own. Hands down this video was the most emotionally involved I’ve ever been while watching anything on KZread because as an archery hunter for 20 years I could only imagine how upset those 2 bucks going to waste mad you. I’d tell you to stay positive but I know you will... side note Ron from Pittsburgh was my music teacher all throughout elementary. I love your videos man. Congrats on the doe.

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! There is always more important things in life than stressing over a couple dead bucks. I will still fill my freezer which ever way I can. If those two got shot by someome and recovered and they are happy with them i am happy. But just hate to see them go to waste. Ron will be in the next video!

@andrewparisotto2631

5 жыл бұрын

Leatherwood Outdoors this always kinda makes me mad you hunt all through the season and then some joe smo who only comes out once a season with his rifle goes shooting at everything and cant hit anything and you start finding quality deer dead and then you dont get to or just dont want to shoot a buck because you know there wont be any next year it really just sucks that second buck I would’ve loved to even see let alone shoot

Leatherwood outdoors is by far my favorite channel. Good filming, good people and good hunting. Love when the new season comes around and I get to watch you wandering around the woods with old guns. Keep up the good work guys.

I love watching these videos because they remind me of hunting with my uncles and cousins at the cabin in Brookville, PA. The cabin has been sold and most of them have either passed on or are too old to hunt. Even though I live in Oregon now and hunt elk and blacktail there is something about hunting the PA woods that is irreplaceable. We always listened to the Big Moose on Sundays before opening day. Thanks for the videos.

Love those old guns. I have a Marlin 1893 in 38-55. still works perfect. Made in 1905 also. Love your video's. Been watching for many years.

Great video. I can tell you put a lot of effort in your videos by your edits and I love them. Keep em coming.

I’m glad to see another hunting video with an old classic, those always are my favorite hunts to watch.

I have a Winchester 1894 rifle in .32-40 made in 1909, three days ago I shot a 5 point whitetail buck with it at about 50 yards or so using my handloads. Very pleased with the caliber and gun.

Dude I love your channel. You get back to the basics of hunting and thats a dying art. Love that youre keeping it alive man

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Really enjoy these old gun shows. I think a lot of people think if animals don't fall immediately they missed. Who knows. Out here a lot of shoot for fun going on to.

My local gun shop has an 1894 in .32-40 I'm looking at, I already have a pair of 1894 Winchesters in .38-55, recently found an 1899 Savage carbine in .30-30 that's one of the nicest shooting guns I've ever owned. Last deer I shot was with a 120 year old Sporterized Swedish Mauser rifle, nice doe at about 100 yards, the deer never took a step. To me there are too many nice old guns out there to hunt with that you don't need a newer gun. I have a Marlin 410 lever action from around 1929 or so, already took that squirrel hunting this year, bagged a nice one, was successful last year too with it along with an old Husqvarna 12 gauge side by side.

Got a .25-20 after your deer hunting video. It’s got a lot more oomph than figures would have you believe. Solid rifle.

Thank you for making these videos. They are absolutely fantastic and super high quality. I’m very sorry about the wasted deer you came across...that just sucks.

Welcome to PA rifle season. Passing up on deer to try to grow a healthy herd while neighbors on every side of your property blast through anything with a white tail. Its the same way up in the northeast part of the state.

@brennankeith5376

5 жыл бұрын

Robert Godshall same way in the southwest

@motomaster6074

5 жыл бұрын

that is so true

@aaronleighty1003

5 жыл бұрын

Same way in central pa

@georgedaman22

5 жыл бұрын

Robert Godshall Try Henry county indiana, if it moves its shot

@aaronleighty1003

5 жыл бұрын

I'm a vender, Indiana is the main part of my route I've seen some real nice bucks all around there especially up by St Bernard School and by Lutz School Rd by the prison.

I have a Win 32 Special Model 94 that was my Grand Dad's that looks very much like your gun. I love hunting with open sights in the Pa woods. There is something special about hunting with Grand Dad's gun as I am sure you can relate.

I recently acquired a 1894 Winchester in .38-55 that was made in 1895. I hope to have that one out in the woods this fall.

I've hunted with .30-30 my whole life, but my first deer rifle when I was a kid was Winchester .32 Special. I just handed it down to my godfather's son. .32 still holds a place in my heart.

John, Love this video and showing your true passion and feelings on management. I've had the same issue in the past with does being killed and dogs running deer. I'm only working a 100 acre plot, but the doe numbers are back up, I just have to stop the dogs from running deer. Have several nice buck on trail cam and the same dogs chasing the rutting bucks. this creates the hardest object of keeping the deer on the property. I only shoot a buck each year and pass on the does. We are only allowed to shoot a doe in archery or last 2 days of Muzz. Last night was the last day and I watched 10 does feed 50 yards from my stand before getting down. 4-5 of those does were mature enough to breed and I passed to keep populating the area. demonetize or not your videos are the best and keep me coming back to PA for flintlock season.

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Craig!

Congratulations man! Great to see hard work pay off, keep up the great work!

Not as old as yours but I shot my first buck in 1961 with my dad's Winchester model 94 in 32 special made sometime in the 40's. My brother owns that rifle now so I bought one that was made in the 50's, haven't used it to hunt with but it shoots well and I'm going to try to get out with it next year, Love your videos, can't wait for flintlock season. I wanted to add that I'm glad to see you give God the glory, thank you.

Congratulations on that beautiful doe! I love your rifle doe hunts! Thanks for teaching us all a little about these amazing old firearms . I stinks about the bucks both would have been bruisers in a couple years . Keep up the good work!

Nice shot on that Doe. My son and I were watching this together. And when you showed the replay, I told him that you hit a branch, replayed it again and was like, yup, hit a branch. Then continued watching the video and as you're walking, you say that you think you hit a branch. Haha! Yeah buddy, you did. That's ashame about those real nice looking bucks. Looks like nice antlers to hang on the wall.

Love watching you fill your tags with some older and interesting guns also love how you let the smaller bucks go honestly my self I probably would have shot either one of those bucks but it’s sad that people can’t make a good enough shot on a deer to drop it within 50 yards

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yep, I am ok with whatever anyone else shoots big or small. But its a big blow when someone fatally wounds one then keeps hunting because they thought they missed and could end up killing or injuring more.

Love the old original guns I bought an original Marlin late 1800's chambered in 38-40 I enjoy loading it with the old black powder loads great video

Love you guys hunting videos!! I especially enjoy when you hunt with a classic rifle. It's been a terrible deer season for me due to weather. Only been able to hunt once so far this year so I am hunting vicariously through you guys lol!

Good stuff, John. I love that you took a vintage gun out for a walk and bagged yourself a fine doe. I feel your pain with finding dead bucks on the property. My group makes best efforts to manage our property as best we can but you can't control the outliers, but it still sucks. As usual - another great installment and I've been waiting patiently all season long for the smoke pole season and your crew coming up. I love those primitive weapon hunts. God bless, brother and I hope you have a most excellent holiday season. Catch ya after Dec 26th.

Awesome to get a deer with your grandfather's old rifle. I love the old stuff. Congrats friend.

Shot placement cannot get any better than that. Great job.

love these videos, look forward to them every year!

32-40 is a great old round. It’s mostly a handloaders caliber at this point. I don’t mind having to hand load some of the old school rounds like 32-40, etc. I have a savage model 1899 made in 1909 chambered in 303 savage. I must reload all of my ammo as there is little decent factory ammo available for it. But I don’t mind having to do that. Great video and your truly a great hunter and sportsman.

@KevinCritz-kr1tg

8 ай бұрын

any info on reloading the 32-40, powder and grains

@jw-sigp2258

8 ай бұрын

@@KevinCritz-kr1tg You could check some of the older Lyman reloading books. Also hodgdon website has data for 32-40 I believe. It’s more of a target cartridge although with right loads it’s not bad for deer at woods ranges. Id stick with heavy for caliber cast bullets made from clip on wheel weights.

I’ve been watching 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 channel for years now you always put out awesome content and are a true sportsman this sucks so bad

I will pass every other hunting vid to see you guys great information and awesome videos as always!!

I’ve been watching you guys for years, I live in Susquehanna county 3c and your videos have inspired me to let those smaller bucks go and grow, sad to see those deer you have passed up to let grow to full advantage go to waste. Love the quality of the videos! Keep up the good work!

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I have hunted Pa Potter County since I was 14 and that was In1974 was my first trip with my dad. It is amazing the deer you see when you're trailing a shot deer. After seeing nothing for hours on end.

A dear friend of mine back home in his native (North Western) South Carolina inherited several "obsolete" caliber rifles and carbines, both Winchesters and Marlins, ranging from .25-20 up to .45-110 from his Grandfather, his Dad, and several uncles since the 1970s. He has taken any number of "eatin' size" and very nice "trophy" bucks and does with those smoke poles. As My Lovely Bride and I are on the verge of moving back home, in just a few days from now, I am looking forward to next deer season in our home state and, if he likes me at all, hunting with either his .32-40, .38-40, or .44-40....Or better yet, his .45-110!!! If you haven't noticed, I really, really enjoy the videos you produce where the above mentioned "obsolete" caliber rifles are featured! Take care and keep the great videos coming!!!! I must, sadly, say that the majority of deer, regardless of sex, age, or size/weight that I have stumbled up on in my life were (back tracking was the method I used) wounded with either arrows or shotguns. The "hunters" apparently felt that the deer they shot at were "clean misses" or the "hunters" were too damn, stinkin' lazy or uneducated, to make the effort to track their deer down. That's my experience and my opinion and I'm stickin' top 'em.

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Good luck on which ever gun you take out!

Way to go. I am 77 and hunt with an old 1894 in 38-55. It really drops deer and the occasional elk.

I especially love watching the hunting videos with older firearms in them.

@nicholascurrier4189

5 жыл бұрын

And btw your lucky that stick you shot in half didn't deflect the bullet and got her in the guts

Another great video, John! We all can truly feel your emotion. You guys are the best...

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

another quality video ,thank you for sharing. I know the feeling you get deep down in you stomach when you see dead deer going to waste.

John I love your video's. I like to bust stones but the videos you shoot are epic. Thank you for the effort.

I'm excited to see what you guys post this year. I'm moving back to PA this year and will get to hunt the big woods after 5 years of living in the south!

Speaking of coyotes, I've seen this in my part of NY where I know there's a lot of coyotes, but the dead deer is just picked at and not really devoured. In my old spot in Cherry Creek NY, I saw this big doe that was opened up a little and then stayed untouched for weeks, and there was little hunting pressure at that time. John, thank you for doing what you do, I enjoy it all.

I really enjoy your videos. It’s amazing how much it look like the hills of Kentucky there. 👍

Excellent job of recording your hunt. Well narrated with bits of info on that old gun plus some hard knocks about people in the woods that shouldn't be carrying firearms let alone shooting them. You ought to join us out West (Wyoming ) where riflemen like yourself can fit in just fine . Again , thanks for the level headed video.

That’s about the best shot you can take! And with open sights that’s pretty impressive

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Another fantastic video. Always enjoy your spot and stalk videos.

Good day, We have more or less the same problem in Kiwiland and the best thing to do is to teach newcomers to this sport to pay more attention to their aiming, choice of cliber, placement of shot, distance, movement and most importantly, and perhaps a combination of all that, to have a clean and human kill. Thanks for showing us your part of the world, thumbs up and best regards from hunters of Down Under.

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Great vintage rifle hunt. That also makes me sick seeing or finding dead bucks or doe . Some hunters assume if the deer doesn’t drop that they must have missed. Congratulations on your success on the huge doe . Keep on keeping on and Best of luck always and thanks for sharing your videos.

@TheBlacknightgang

4 жыл бұрын

If I shoot a deer and it runs off I'm definitely going to go looking for blood

Nice shot that's was exciting to watch. Patience pays off ! Congrats

Nice video! That’s cool you used a vintage family heirloom rifle to shoot one! My dad shot his first deer, an 8 point that he has mounted like they used to do with a neck mount with a mirror and the 4 legs for a gun holder with a 32-20 that was borrowed from his dads friend in 1967. He was in a treestand over a creek on his grandfathers property that was really good deer hunting near the battlefield in Gettysburg. I still love hearing that story. I never got to hunt there as the farm got sold a long time ago. We have a lot of hunting heritage; in my distant family is S. Stanley Hawbaker who was an animal lure maker and huge trapper back then. Every chance I can get out hunting is a great day! Love your videos!

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Great videos. I am always watching for the next one. Good quality real hunting. And i also like how you dont add any music to them which detracts from hunting videos.

Great videos always look forward to seeing them when hunting season starts.

I just got my first buck with my great grandpas 1892 32-20. 120 years old and still putting food on the table! Thanks for posting! BTW I uploaded the short version of the shot on my YT account. ;)

Love lever guns, I have a couple, my favorite is my savage 99 in 250-3000 savage, made in 1950. It's an honest rifle that hasn't been molested by bubba. I reload for it and killed a nice 8 point a couple of years ago, my other favorite is a marlin M375 chambered in 375win, they only made 16,000 of em, so it's a keeper, also reload for it. Keep up the good work, and I feel your pain.

That rifle is the coolest ever Royer!

John I really enjoyed your video. I sometime hunt whitetail with vintage lever guns. I have hunted with my Marlin Model 93 in 32 special. It has a 20" octogen barrel produced in 1912. and is quite effective out to 150 yards. I also acquired just a few days ago a vintage Winchester Model 71 in .348 Winchester produced in 1949. The wood was a little beat up and I am currently restoring it with hand rubbed boiled linseed oil. God willing I'll get a chance to hunt with it next season in Potter County PA. Looking forward to more of your video's...Great Job! Tom Z

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Still hunting and self filming is such an accomplishment. Another great video. Amen

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

John...you are a special person, and this video absolutely BLEW ME AWAY! I"m WAY too busy to sit and watch a half-hour video, but I sure did it! Those dead bucks indeed were likely poorly shot, but is there a road nearby, where perhaps the 2nd buck was struck by a vehicle? There was no blood on the animal or the ground, and clearly his death throes weren't super fast. His kicking legs removed all the leaves. Also, regarding dead deer being found near water, it's not so much that they are running downhill - although certainly that can be a factor. Rather, mortally wounded deer instinctively go to water, because the blood loss makes them very thirsty. It's a GREAT recovery tip. If a recovery turns into a massive tracking job, and/or the shot was poor or marginal, one of the best strategies is to back out and return much later or at next light and search the water sources. Oh, and I'm not sure people appreciate what a fantastic shot that was on the doe. You were standing, shooting off-hand, bent and the knees, AND working the camera so you would get the shot! That is CRAZY concentration and execution! Just incredible footage. GREAT, GREAT job!

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jake! As for the second buck. yes there was a road maybe 150 yards away. but it is down a somewhat steep hillside. so I just wouldnt think it would run uphill that steep and far and then just collapse. it didnt appear to have any scuffed up hair or broken bones so its hard to say.

@jakemitchell1671

4 жыл бұрын

​@@Leatherwoodoutdoors Certainly good points, and of course there's no way to know. However, I have seen deer killed by vehicles that showed no obvious damage. I don't think you turned that buck over, so it's possible there was an entry wound on the other side and no exit would. Not real common, but happens often enough. I feel bad for how much buck wasting goes on up there, and certainly that's an ugly, infuriating situation, but otherwise John it looks like you hunt a deer paradise! The deer are healthy, and there is a poop-load of them!! I hunt in MS, one of the most deer-populated states, but I NEVER see that many deer still hunting/stalking, and you were seeing all that action moving at a decent clip and FILMING IT!! That just amazes me. And - MAN - you spotting that buck bedded down on that ridge face behind that evergreen was *impressive*. Seriously, I hunt exactly like that - been doing it for 35 years - so I know what a challenge stalking is without having to worry about camera angles and getting the shot. I just shake my head at what you do!

Congrats man and nice shot. Would be a great Christmas gift for us all to get some Ron footage ! always nice to hear and see Ron and you together. Take care all

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Ron's video is coming up next. short quick video

Tracking with dogs makes hunters life a lot easier and such bucks won't get lost. Can't understand it's so uncommon in the USA. Real good videos, I enjoy to watch them. Greatings from Germany

Currently shopping for an old Winchester 94 myself ! I have 2 marlin 30-30 rifles but there’s something about those older ones that just leaves me in awe . Very nice rifle and shot ! Sad to See so many wasted deer tho .

@blazerwilliams2260

3 жыл бұрын

I've had to Marlin 30 30s. One from the 70s and the other was a anniversary addition with gold hammer and trigger.

@MrBlizzard769

3 жыл бұрын

My Marlins never steered me wrong , but as I get older I have a lot more appreciation for the older and better made guns . The nickel plated ones are very cool

I've had this happen to me too, such a shame that people don't go looking hard enough for a buck they've shot . It pisses me off real badly, so I feel sorry that you ran into 2 extremely nice bucks like that.

Great Video. I'm sorry for the loss of the bucks on your land. Keep the great content coming.

Great video John!! Always enjoy your take on hunting. I feel the same frustrations you do and have had similar incidents on my property. With that in mind, watching the previous Leatherwood video with Boozer, it seems he does exactly what you complain about. There were two shots fired at a nice buck while he was running. At a far distance as well. That is what leads to wounded deer.

That’s crazy man, I wasn’t really sure what you meant in your description until you walked up on the first one and then couldn’t believe you were going to (and did) walk up on a bigger one!!

i passed up a nice 10 point this year because i couldn’t get a good shot. there was a tree in front of the front shoulder, all i could see was his stomach down and his neck and head. i passed it up and chose a nice doe where i could get a nice clean double lung shot.

Thanks for the great video. Love to see you sneak thru the woods and find these deer. My guess is that when some people see antlers, they blaze away hoping to "get lead into it" without waiting for a good shot. Most deer gut shot will not be found. They can go a long ways. Thanks again for you excellent videos.

I was very impressed with your composure. Too many people take chancy shots as soon as they see antlers. Excellent content as usual.

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Thoroughly enjoyed your hunt. I just bought an old 94 half mag in 32-40. Winchester brass is very available here in Oz, as is projectiles. I just subscribed, and looking forward to more content like this.

I don't Hunt myself, but I like watching your videos ! Keep up the good work !!

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Such a beautiful place you guys have to hunt.love the videos.

Nice job and doe. Good shot with that old rifle as well. Thanks for the video.

great vid, looking forward to the flintlock/late season vids

Great hunt! I also like your flintlock hunts.

About to hit 100k subs! Congrats Man

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I had a model 94 in 32 special, in the 1960s, I wish I still had that gun, it was near mint condition.

Just gave my nephew a 1892 Mauser, 1 of 5. I picked them up thinking they would make cheap hunting rifles for kids in the family.

I'll take my .32 Special over a 30-30 any day of the week! Nothing wrong with 30-30 but theres just something nostalgic about a .32 Win Special lever gun. We have a model 94 made in I believe 1902 or 1903. Also my main deer rifle is my Marlin 336 .32 special passed on to me by my grandfather. Love you videos! Keep it up

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

yep, the .32 special if a very nostalgic gun!

Congrats on your doe, especially with that cool old gun! Always have enjoyed your videos. As far as the dead bucks, man that really sucks. I’m not sure what to make of it as I’m not familiar with that kind of thing where I’m from here in Vermont. Keep up the good work on your end though that’s all you can do!

Awesome video as always!!👍🏻

"after deer season, when the snow comes" LOLOL... depends on where you are Brother! Great video. :) Love seeing you giving the Glory to G-d too.

@3asianassassin

3 жыл бұрын

Oh glorious georgia. It gets cold down here but rarely snows

Once again another great video

Good shot, wonderful rifle, great hunt!

Love your videos. You have some beautiful hunting grounds!

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Your videos with this and 25-20 are great demonstrations of shot placement & ranges appropriate for certain cartridges that many people would say "you can't hunt deer with that". What comes to my mind: 9mm and 40 S&W carbine ballistics. The 9mm from a 16" barrel starts where heavy 25-20 or 32-20 end in terms of muzzle velocity and grain weight, and the .40 out of a 16" barrel comes just shy of 32-40 ballistics with 155-165gr bullets. Just food for thought, great video and hope the people hunting your area have learned when to not take a shot and you've found fewer lost bucks on your property in recent years😢🤞

Excellent as always

Penn state making it look so dam easy covered up in late season hurds good video bro

On occasion we find those here too. Any ways another outstanding video, keep them coming John!!

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Short Bus!

@Leatherwoodoutdoors

4 жыл бұрын

You are the winner of our hat giveaway for this video! If you have facebook, send us a private message with your address to confirm your prize.

Great video documentation if you can hunt with a rifle you can be proud of your state.

Finally got a chance to watch this video! Well done man, I really enjoy these videos with the old rifles! It was definitely hard to watch you find those bucks like that, it has to be depressing for you to find them Year after year when your trying so hard to manage your property... I don’t have anything against guys shooting bucks of that caliber, it just sucks that they made bad shots and the deer went to waste.

Great job of filming a good hunt with a classic rifle.

👍 thanks again ! Love my .25/35 !

Great video and hunt. Keep up the great job.

What are you going to take out for the 2019 deer season?

If I'm not mistaken, you can see the actual bullet hit where the hair stands out just before she takes off. My Grandpa had one of those full size rifles exactly like that. My uncle inherited it and passed it on to my cousin. I inherited a much older gun, a .40 cal. scheutzen made in Wisconsin-but I digress,sorry! Enjoy your channel and admire your ethical approach to hunting.