The way y’all unashamedly read scripture makes y’all the best in the business. Keep up the good work fellas!

@BattleBendOutdoors

8 ай бұрын

I sure appreciate it

@BattleBendOutdoors

8 ай бұрын

That relationship they have with the lord is what produces success

@Isaacmantx

8 ай бұрын

I 100% agree!!!

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

I appreciate all you dudes! Thanks for supporting us and the encouragement.

@HereFourIt

8 ай бұрын

Amen brother

Welcome to every bow hunters nightmare!! From the highest of highs to the lowest of lows! Appreciate you showing the whole story!! People don't understand how we as hunters are thankful for the animals we harvest. We all feel the same emotion you felt. You handled it with class!!

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Thank you, Bryan! I appreciate all the knowledge you’ve shared over the years. What’s your thoughts on the shot?

@bryanschertz4233

8 ай бұрын

First take I thought it was just a little forward normal speed. When I seen the shot in slow motion, slightly quarter to you. The angle of the arrow caught just a little shoulder and then into the lung. I thought you would have found him dead the next morning. It was definitely fatal, just a littler longer than I would have expected. You were spot on the distance! He only moved a little. Some animals are tuff as nails!! BEAUTIFUL BUCK!! That one will make you over think the next one you harvest!

I cant begin to tell you how much i appreciate your take at the end of the hunt. Deer hunting or any hunting for that matter is a passion but also a tremendous responsibility that we dont take lightly. It is so fullfilling and at the same time a solemn moment of appreciation for the opportunity and gratitude to the Lord for his blessing.

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Well said, Matt! Thanks dude!

Great job K.C. what a beautiful buck, I loved the way you tied this together at the end, speaking from the heart, a true hunter and a kind man. A kill no matter the weapon when not quickly lethal is tough to watch. I appreciate your closing words, something similar happened this year with my son's bow kill. We walked up and finished him at ten yards, and that's as he looked us in the eye. We walked over and knelt next to him and held hands and thanked the lord for our time together, the harvest of the deer, for just being alive, enjoying gods creations, I haven't ever done that in fifty years of hunting, my son turned to me and said Dad that was great, we stood up and embraced. It's funny but this year "I'm 61 now" is the first time I have been moved so deeply over a kill and felt a bit of remorsefulness. Something for me anyway has changed, I think age is part of it and knowing how precious each day is. Seeing something so beautiful, so incredibly tough, etc.. it's hard watching it's life end. Like you said K.C. knowing you were the reason it's dying, that's a huge responsibility to be in charge of and cared for with respect. Early in my hunting career in my twenties I was a stone killer, it was kind of like a blood lust maybe, it was all about the kill. If it walked, crawled, flew that mean't I was chasing it, and I was determined to end the day with a kill. It's just so much more then that, just being able to get out in the woods, taking it all in, the kill is just a fraction of what its about. The fire still burns in me, I still love hunting and being in the woods, yet if I don't see a hair its all good though, its so much more then that. We all should never forget our blessings, freedoms, security and how precious all life is. We should all slow down and take a moment every now and then to reflect on our blessings and to give thanks to our creator, who's afforded us this great outdoors, these incredible creatures to hunt, this life. Have a great rest of your season fellas, hunt smart, hunt safe.

If the arrows ain't flying ain't nothing dieing, send em

Maybe I just watch too many hunting videos, but I swear thats one of the Hunting Pressure guys that loaned the arrow at the end...

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

That’s him!

@jakewatts3341

8 ай бұрын

@TheElementWild that's awesome guys, what a hunt! Can't get enough

@JimBowSlice

8 ай бұрын

​@@jakewatts3341do you have a brother named Zach?

@jakewatts3341

8 ай бұрын

@@JimBowSlice I do not

@JimBowSlice

8 ай бұрын

@@jakewatts3341 only reason I asked is because I have a step brother named Jake watts we haven't seen in 15 years

Thank you for your words of encouragement man. I am blessed everyday I get to be in Gods creation. Being able to harvest a deer is just an amazing added bonus!

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Couldn’t agree more! Thanks man!

I really would like a separate video where you show where those arrows hit and what they did to the vitals. Congrats, and good job finishing the task.

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

That’s a good idea. Maybe we can do something like that in February. It’d be cool to ad some animation.

I shot at a nice buck last night and didnt get him. Think i hit a limb and deflected my bullet. We hunted this morning and my nephew saw him. Tonight another hunter told my nephew they killed a big buck in that area. Kind of kicking myself but thanks to KCs words i feel inspired to go out and keep trying. Maybe ill get another opportunity!

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Keep after them, man! It’s worth it!

Around the 26 minute mark, when he’s talking about James and appreciating creation and taking it all in, that was my favorite part. When putting in a lot of work in a beautiful area like that, it’s truly amazing to see what God has made and what God gives us the ability to do. Praise be to the Lord!

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Thank you, man. You’re exactly right! The beauty of Creation speaks of The Creator himself!

This is one of the best whitetail videos I have ever seen. Thanks Tyler and KC. Ya'll keep going.

This is a great tutorial on bow hunting…and ethical follow up even when it’s not fun…and supporting another hunter even when it disrupts your hunt plan…good stuff on the reality of hunting and life

Your bow likes that heavier arrow you borrowed! The sound at the shot is telling you that if you listen to your last two shots back to back!

@Over_The_Top-1320

8 ай бұрын

Great hunt/ great video!

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

I agree!

Listen to y’all talk about this on the podcast and was very interested to watch it. Glad you didn’t sugarcoat. It doesn’t always turned out the way we want but I’m glad you portrayed it honestly

Man I have the same stick and cruzr platform. Perfect combo my guy. That platform is untouchable!!

Honesty… I Love it!

Congratulations KC, thanks for sharing all the ups and downs of hunting these beautiful creatures. I especially appreciate your scripture references that help put it all in perspective. Keep em coming.

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Thank you sir!

@philswifty

6 ай бұрын

​@@TheElementWildawesome video! I'm interested in videography and am wondering what cameras you use to film? Specifically the one used at around 42:00 to film that buck encounter. Love the videos guys

The scriptures you read from James about halfway through this video is exactly what I needed to hear right now. It’s been a grind of a season and I have been getting discouraged but hearing those words make me appreciate the blessing of just getting to go out and hunt.

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Keep after them, man! It’s worth it. Maybe you don’t kill this year, but the lessons you learn will go with you your whole life. Also, reading some scripture along the way will help you apply things on another deeper level. Appreciate you watching and commenting.

@gunnarfiles9498

8 ай бұрын

@@TheElementWild Thanks guys!

@PaulieB_TDO

7 ай бұрын

Same here brother. It’s been tough but I feel better about things after hearing that scripture

What a hunt! Really appreciate you showing the whole thing. Bowhunting is hard

@csierks

7 ай бұрын

It’s hard if you don’t have experience or if you’re not comfortable with your bow. Shoot it every day until you can hit a penny at 20 yards. TIL then stick to rifles

That closing interview man. Good grounding moments right there.

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

You’re right, man. Every buck finds a way to do it to ya.

I appreciate yalls sharing of your faith! Blessings yall!

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Thanks dude. I appreciate the encouragement!

Kc is one heck of a dude.

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Aww thanks man.

Wow, crazy hunt man. Glad you were able to get in and finish him. Great deer!

Congrats KC ! What a crazy hunt !! And great job filming spike !!

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it dude. Appreciate you!

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it dude. Appreciate you!

I was looking forward to this one after hearing the podcast yesterday. It sucks when things go sideways but at least you found him and finished the job. Congrats on a heck of a deer, KC!

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Thanks, Josh! We appreciate you listening too!

Some of the best to do it in the industry. Thanks for all the hard work guys. Very impressed. Keep up the hard work and continue to share your faith. It’s sadly lacking in today’s day and age.

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Thanks so much dude! Appreciate the kind words.

Gona' hav'ta put the belly stalk on 'em!

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

When your belly is round, it’s hard to get that low lol.

Send em!!!!!

Ready to see this one !!!

Right on! Thanks again for letting your light shine!

Im glad you showed the low point. Deer are incrediblely tough animals and bow hunting is really hard. Glad you were able to finish the job and congrats on a grear deer!

That was, without a doubt, one of the best hunts I've gotten to follow along with. Thank you for sharing this, the ups and the downs. Thank you for the timely scripture. I'm reading through the New Testament for the first time in my adult life - almost through Luke. I'm excited to get to James now. On a side note: I hope your buddies at First Lite see the need for some more wind proof gear. No matter how much wool I got on - the minute that cold breeze starts hitting its shiver city.

Couldn't have done any better in that situation great video

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Thanks man!

Love the honesty! Glad you showed everything.

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Appreciate it, man! We show as much as we can!

KC I really needed to hear the words from James about endurance. Sitting here dealing with some tough health issues and it was really getting to me when I watched this. Thank you sir. Love you guys.

@TheElementWild

7 ай бұрын

I’ll pray for you Andy! Thank you for watching!

@andysullivan6065

7 ай бұрын

@@TheElementWild thank you!

Incredibly tough animals. Hunt long enough, this happens. Lots of folks do not want to admit it. They are perfect shots. Make no mistakes. 12 ring everytime. Well done to all involved. Kudos to the other hunters joining in.

Awesome video. One of your best!

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Brother Dan!

Wow what a crazy but yet satisfying experience of a hunt!.. congratulations brother!. Enjoyed watching

Great hunt KC! That a way to stay in the hunt I was feeling the drama from behind this MacBook!! SHEESH!! Those follow ups tend to hardin ya and give you a little more perspective for the animal. Beautiful buck man ,GREAT HUNT!!!!!....

Thanks for the pep talk in the middle. I’ve missed my last three shots I’ve had. 😢. I’m being humbled this season. But the adversity is good for us.

My rig: 480 grn (TKO) micro dia, (fixed) 4-blade (solid carbon steel) 29.5" arrow, 68lbs@280 fps (331 IBO): equals, 0.6 slug (momentum). Any questions? Our minister spoke on James last Sunday, but it was appreciated more by hearing this way.

Hey thank you guys for posting it I know it wasn’t easy

Thank you for showing this, i think most people probably wouldnt have put this on air for everyone to see, but its good for new hunters to see it does not always go as planned, and hunts can go horribly wrong. This shows everyone the persistence and struggle it may take when everything goes wrong, because for allot of people one arrow does not mean one dead deer, you guys did a great job, and think god might have put those other hunters there that day, knowing you would need more shots, I bet you will start caring 5 arrows im the future tho.

I love how you take time in the video to speak of scriptures from the Bible. This was the first video Ive watched from this channel and because of that, I subscribed. Thank you

@TheElementWild

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

I had a very similar situation this year. My first shot should have been plenty good enough for a quick end, but I had to track him over 600 yards. It was a pass through shot, both his front legs were broken by the time he finally layed down. I crawled up to 12 yards for the final 2 shots and he still tried to get up and run. Very dramatic experience, it was most definitely bittersweet.

Dang what a hunt . Those deer are tough !

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Some of the toughest I’ve hunted.

You worked hard for that. Congratulations on that beautiful harvest.

Congratulations, KC, on the definition of THE American Whitetail

@TheElementWild

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! I agree, this is the quintessential representation.

Congratulations bro

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Thanks man.

💫

My dad went hunting for the first time today after the same thing happened to him 3 years ago.

Love this episode fellas !

Very well done!

Great story. Happened to me once. Had to walk up, step on antlers, finish with a knife. Was very emotional.

October 28 is my birthday

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Almost got you a birthday buck!

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. What was that brown puffy jacket with the hood that you were wearing in the tree? It looked warm and comfortable.

I hope you guys get a big dear unfortunately I can't do that no more my legs don't work hope you guys the best

Good stuff!.

Brother, your humbleness and too turning to our Lord Jesus Christ!! Brother, this is the best hunting video i have watched in a long time!! God gave us these amazing creatures to pursue, but like life, He never, never promised it to be easy!! Thats why we as sinners must turn to Him!! Thank you for making this video my brother in Christ!! Man this was awesome. Full of highs and lows, but Gods will prevailed!! Psalms 115:1!! JT

Around 29:00 we learned a lesson about staying in the stand all day.

RANCH FAIRY IS LAUGHING 😂

Enjoyed the show. Subscribed after you started talking scripture. Praise the Lord.

Mechanical???? Just asking.

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Yes. Two blade rear deploy.

Closure is a thang, yo. Envelopes seal for a reason

The deer became a pincushion and should be some interesting meat to eat after processing 😂 Good job not giving up!

One lung hits are for sure not always fatal. They’re crazy tough animals and a one lung hit deer is far from a guaranteed recovery most of the times. Lessons learned I suppose. Glad you recovered him and congratulations!

Hey polock did you end up hunting out of the .75 ? If so how did you like it

Please reach out to DCA Custom Arrows and let Kyle design the perfect arrows for you! You won’t regret it!

That's why you Cary a big bowl knife to let the air out em😅

Had the same hunt once. Looked like an Indian war party killed it. That's when I started sleeping with my bow !! Lol. Changed me for the better !

Who was the guys that assisted the hunt and gave ya an arrow to kill him I wanna subscribe to the for being so good to ya

Two things I love about your shows: 1. First and foremost your unashamed faith in Christ. 2. You show real hunting, not the manicured, cleaned up version show by some. That buck was a tough rascal to take that many arrows without expiring.

Dramatic....yeah that was a real cluster.

U tha man

Are you running the XC or the Archon? I know y'all did a video on them but now that your in the midst of season and have hours in them I wonder which one you've gravitated to most often?

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

We are all running the XC.

@sethprevette9172

6 ай бұрын

@@TheElementWild Thanks for replying. I ordered both the Archon and XC during Cruzr's black friday sale. I kept the Archon and sent the XC back. I liked both. Just really liked the back support of the 2 panel Archon. I had borrowed a couple other saddles from friends and was able to compare/contrast several together. I've saddle hunted for a few years so I had an idea of what I was looking for already. I've gotten to hunt from the Archon a few times since and I'm happy with it. I think it'll serve me well for several years. In my opinion there's multiple correct answers to "which is most ____________" depending on the individual answering the question. I know this video wasn't a saddle review but maybe someone sees it and its helpful to them.

Man, kC or JC is definitely hard to watch he shoots his last arrow

happen to me once, the deer was single lung high and sit for 8h not dead, 3 bloody bed cause i jump him thinking its dead since its a broad side shot. when I got to him 12h later he still alive, look at me but cant stand up cause he lost too much blood, i hold him down with a wood block and my buddy put him to sleep with a knife, not even a big deer. If the deer got shot lay down and look at you and not run its already a dead deer, but its funny that this deer look like a porcupine with all the arrow =). You can just walk right up and put him down, if he can run he already did. Nice deer.

Mechanicals won’t shoot through grass like a fixed head

Great film but Please turn down the sensitivity on your mic!

Video is on his stuff.

That shot was dead in the shoulder

If you cut the brow tines off your rattling antlers, your fingers will thank you!

get yourself a electric bike , it will change your way of hunting , it gets me back there, it drags my deer out,

@TheElementWild

8 ай бұрын

Mine got stolen!

Amen on your Bible verse. Jesus loves us so much he let's us enjoy these moments of success and love in your passion. With Him, we have nothing. Thank you Father

Those deer have got to b tame r on dope

Do you have any idea why your arrow didn’t go through both lungs and the body? We would all like to know I think. I once shot at a monster mule deer and I hit him right in the bone of the front leg in the shoulder. Bad shot. He just ran away like if nothing happened and I could see my arrow dangling barely in and blood on him until he disappeared in the first bushes about 200 meters away. I waited and then I went and I found my arrow at the edge of the bush and a little blood on the leaves and less and less blood and then I never saw that deer again until I returned many weeks later and I saw him and he was perfectly healthy. He was not my intended target, I had been crawling on my belly for hours to get at a HUGE one (both deer had bedded down after I spotted them far away) but suddenly when I was so close to them (less than 20 m) but could not see them, the big one exploded in front of me and on my left, jumping in the air so high and so fast that I never got a shot and then the “smaller” (still a huge buck but not a Boonie) stood up and started walking and I decided to take the shot while he was walking in an angle. I know stupid, just an inch or two to the left and I would have got him in the lungs…. It affected me so bad that I hunted with my rifle after that. But next year, after years of hunting with a rifle, I would like to hunt with one of my bows again with one of my sons, especially if we could go in our favourite spot where we got so many nice ones in the past.

I’m sorry I couldn’t watch the bubbling water background noise drove my ears nuts

Josh Bowmar is the only other guy i ever seen have to unload a whole bow shop into a deer. wtf? lol

WHY TOO MANY SHOT! YOU ARE SO LUCKY TO GET SHOT A NOT WILD BUCK.

I’m assuming you shot a mechanical. When are people going to learn that they are cripplers. I wish mechanicals were illegal everywhere

Great video, terrible breathing. The wireless mics are great but that constant breathing is tough to listen to.

Too bad you don't dress warm enough so you don't have to walk back and forth to your truck.

Is it just me, or is it hard to watch JC?

Was a decent video until I watched you sit next to the deer and blabber on and on about how sorry you were and how emotional it was and that you had a crazy expierence meanwhile you didn’t explain what actually happend with your 4 follow up shots.

Get another camera man