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@Jabbathe2nd13 күн бұрын
Nice catch dude!
@calloftheoutdoors894128 күн бұрын
That is a monster bass buddy! Would have loved to see the battle.
@Kayceesoutdoorliving28 күн бұрын
It was about an inch and a half short of my PB which also came from this pond. Unfortunately the GoPro wasn't cooperating at that moment and the fight was surprisingly short.
@zacharygross460Ай бұрын
Don’t cut your self
@jacobsmith2486Ай бұрын
Dude that’s awesome stuff bout to go buy a slingshot now
@KayceesoutdoorlivingАй бұрын
Get one that uses flat bands. It's cheaper to shoot and more accurate
@grimchildishАй бұрын
That was nicely done, congrats!
@xkayog4207Ай бұрын
how old are you
@KayceesoutdoorlivingАй бұрын
32.
@deadpool2cool245Ай бұрын
Hell yeah
@ethanthompson5999Ай бұрын
Nice
@mahalalel7771Ай бұрын
That's an awesome shot bro!
@sammyf5262Ай бұрын
Dude that’s actually awesome😭 needs more views fr
@CoreyWashington333Ай бұрын
Leeeeeeets goooooooooood ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@Project_Anti-ZoophiliaАй бұрын
*go
@nolandonohue3514Ай бұрын
Blight brought them to the brink of extinction :(
@gypsybackpackers9292Ай бұрын
The buck dont know it's sunday
@brenttesterman3171Ай бұрын
Logic: To Disarm law-abiding Citizens.
@32ewingАй бұрын
Mr squirrel
@YialaZanskurАй бұрын
Absolutely beautiful! Great Find!
@TravisBrady-wn8frАй бұрын
I planted one in my yard in 2013 it is now 30 feet tall and 30 feet wide. Beautiful tree
@KayceesoutdoorlivingАй бұрын
In my area of Pennsylvania they are extremely difficult to find. I've maybe found 15 of them in my life and most of those are probably dead by now. And I've never found one in a place that I could dig it up until this one It's been written that they are "the perfect tree" they grow tall and straight, they have beautiful grain patterns in their wood and the wood is strong, they are long-lived (800 years wasn't uncommon), and they obviously produce nuts.
@TravisBrady-wn8frАй бұрын
@Kayceesoutdoorliving I think mine is a crossed variety. The forestry dept gave it to me. Mine is incredibly bushy. I'm thinking it's a blight resistant type. The wildlife (including me) love it.
@KayceesoutdoorlivingАй бұрын
@@TravisBrady-wn8fr more than likely. For probably a good 25ish years people have been crossing American chestnuts with Asian varieties and then back crossing that with American chestnuts again to try to preserve those genetics but maintain the blight resistances. There's been some success with those hybrids which leads me to believe that's what this is although I don't know of any chestnuts anywhere near me. And it's not like we bought any and one slipped out of a bag and into the mulch 4 inches deep.
@32ewingАй бұрын
Bullshit so it's a square ??? 😂🤣
@mikebar42Ай бұрын
What happened to all the trees?
@KayceesoutdoorlivingАй бұрын
American chestnuts have largely been killed off by an invasive disease that they had no resistance to. This disease showed up a long time ago. This killed the fruiting part of the tree, the root systems are still underground and alive waiting to develop a resistance occasionally putting up small shoots. This particular tree in the video came from a nut that I assume a squirrel buried in the mulch next to my house but I have no idea where he acquired the nut. It's possible that this nut is from a Chinese/American chestnut cross.
@mikebar42Ай бұрын
@@Kayceesoutdoorliving 👍
@tomtuttle919Ай бұрын
Idiot not rare
@KayceesoutdoorlivingАй бұрын
Numbers of mature American chestnut trees would suggest that I'm not the idiot here. Not to mention Minnesota state University literally describes the tree as "extremely rare" That being said root systems of what was a massive forest of chestnuts still exist and send up shoots.
@fishblub5443Ай бұрын
That’s amazing! What a find!
@KayceesoutdoorlivingАй бұрын
I thought so. I usually see one or two a year. But never where I could move it. I just got lucky here.
@thomasflyandtackle3 ай бұрын
Do you sell the woodchuck pelts? I tie flies commercially for fly fishing, and use woodchuck fur a lot for tails on my flies.
@Kayceesoutdoorliving3 ай бұрын
Woodchucks? I haven't sold those but I do some home tanning of pelts and save deer and squirrel tails for people like yourself. If you're using stuff for flies you could probably get away just fine with scraping, salting and drying pelts. That can keep them for years if stored properly and there isn't an expectation of using the skin/leather.
@dirkvanzomeren99793 ай бұрын
Bro, violet wine???
@Kayceesoutdoorliving3 ай бұрын
Sure. People have been making wine from edible species of flowers for a long time. Dandelion, violet, rose, English primrose and others are all commonly used.
@peterlorenzo6153 ай бұрын
Super nice!!!…..tired of seeing and hearing about soft plastics
@Kayceesoutdoorliving3 ай бұрын
I'm a big fan of soft plastics but sometimes you gotta throw other stuff. Plus mepp's master angler program is pretty cool.
@bobbauldock38464 ай бұрын
The best that I have ever seen, I been hunt,n chucks all my life, yea the young ones are good, Well thanks it was good to see you........BB
@Nathansv32236 ай бұрын
Bud you gotta do more of these
@tata-bs4sq7 ай бұрын
Você vai pagar essa maldade com Deus!
@Kayceesoutdoorliving7 ай бұрын
This is super annoying. Listen. And listen carefully, I'm betting that you're talking directly out of your butt with that claim. About once every 4 to 6 months someone will come in here and claim that god is going to smite me for hunting and trapping. This channel isn't about god or religion or any of that and threats are the least convincing thing for what youre trying to do here. That all being said, with respect for religious members of my audience here, and again this channel isn't about this topic AT ALL but I'm not convinced there is a god, but you making threats for this supposed god is rediculous on the face of it. Also which god? The biblical one? The one that's cool with animal sacrifices and tells humans to take dominion over the animals? isn't also messed up that if there is a god he literally made us able to consume animals and also made us hairless and made cold weather where fur is unbelievably useful so we dont die from exposure? Weird. Right? I'm doubting that God takes issue with me killing some animals for meat and fur.
@tata-bs4sq7 ай бұрын
Deixa os animais em paz seu sem coração!
@Kayceesoutdoorliving7 ай бұрын
Leave me alone. Annoying one.
@Nathansv32237 ай бұрын
We need more of this content
@marshallkimmy4158 ай бұрын
Excellent shots
@Kayceesoutdoorliving8 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@Anonymous-mn8mf8 ай бұрын
Dang bro, nice shots.
@Kayceesoutdoorliving8 ай бұрын
It was decent shooting on my part. I got 2 hits out of the 3 shots. The first shot totally missed which I can't figure out, the 2nd hit shoulder and lungs and exited, the 3rd hit the spine in the rib area. First shot was about 40 yards or so.
@BELLA_AND_RUBY8 ай бұрын
anything that makes him feel like a man
@Kayceesoutdoorliving8 ай бұрын
Women hunt too. It has nothing at all about macho manly tough guy crap.
@user-vm4kv1tv3t8 ай бұрын
Whyyyyy..😮
@Kayceesoutdoorliving8 ай бұрын
Well, for food. An the tails are used for tying flies for fishing.
@user-vm4kv1tv3t8 ай бұрын
@@Kayceesoutdoorliving ok
@Kayceesoutdoorliving8 ай бұрын
You asked.
@davidholloway53468 ай бұрын
hesad shots are quick and painless, no meat messed up!!
@Kayceesoutdoorliving8 ай бұрын
Can't argue it.
@kris-qc3ni8 ай бұрын
Hi it’s me kanaan and Maddie keep up good work
@Kayceesoutdoorliving8 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@tata-bs4sq8 ай бұрын
Covardeeeee3
@Kayceesoutdoorliving8 ай бұрын
Keyboard warrior.
@tata-bs4sq8 ай бұрын
Covarde, sem coração!
@Kayceesoutdoorliving8 ай бұрын
Douche, brainless!
@tata-bs4sq7 ай бұрын
@@Kayceesoutdoorliving You Will pay for all this evil, you ridiculous.
@Kayceesoutdoorliving7 ай бұрын
@@tata-bs4sq scary threats! Oooo and you called me evil too. Also keep coming back it's good for the algorithm. But you should really check out the new content.
@SarntRexxo8 ай бұрын
Nice job
@bobbybonnilla99798 ай бұрын
Miss
@Kayceesoutdoorliving8 ай бұрын
He was laying at the base of the tree with a hole in his neck.
@Jason-sf1lc8 ай бұрын
Fantastic I love it when people build things that save them money.
@dawnajones6999 ай бұрын
Why❤😢
@Kayceesoutdoorliving9 ай бұрын
Foxes are a natural renewable resource that is managed as such in my state. Their fur is useful for clothing. That's why I trap. There's other benefits to it as well.
@pawcrawlowens87309 ай бұрын
why kill red foxes? they getting you chickens? or you think you are a good trapper, fox are as easy to catch as a possum.
@Kayceesoutdoorliving9 ай бұрын
Foxes are a natural renewable resource that have their own merit as a furbearer same as any species harvested for meat. Not saying I'm a better trapper than anyone else. I'm a pretty mediocre trapper really. I can catch stuff but I'm no pro.
@googoogagachaz19789 ай бұрын
Do people not realise that wild animal traps are made to not be painful for any animal (the movie ones are usually based on traps from 100 years ago)
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Hi Sir, I am a professional Digital Marketer and KZread expert. I researched your KZread channel and I see that, Your content is good quality and very informative. But you are not getting more views according to the quality of your content. There are some issues in your channel due to which your videos are not ranking well. If these issues can be resolved, hopefully the videos will rank well. I am a professional SEO expert. If you want I can solve your problems and help you rank your videos better. I am waiting for your reply...
Nice catch dude!
That is a monster bass buddy! Would have loved to see the battle.
It was about an inch and a half short of my PB which also came from this pond. Unfortunately the GoPro wasn't cooperating at that moment and the fight was surprisingly short.
Don’t cut your self
Dude that’s awesome stuff bout to go buy a slingshot now
Get one that uses flat bands. It's cheaper to shoot and more accurate
That was nicely done, congrats!
how old are you
32.
Hell yeah
Nice
That's an awesome shot bro!
Dude that’s actually awesome😭 needs more views fr
Leeeeeeets goooooooooood ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
*go
Blight brought them to the brink of extinction :(
The buck dont know it's sunday
Logic: To Disarm law-abiding Citizens.
Mr squirrel
Absolutely beautiful! Great Find!
I planted one in my yard in 2013 it is now 30 feet tall and 30 feet wide. Beautiful tree
In my area of Pennsylvania they are extremely difficult to find. I've maybe found 15 of them in my life and most of those are probably dead by now. And I've never found one in a place that I could dig it up until this one It's been written that they are "the perfect tree" they grow tall and straight, they have beautiful grain patterns in their wood and the wood is strong, they are long-lived (800 years wasn't uncommon), and they obviously produce nuts.
@Kayceesoutdoorliving I think mine is a crossed variety. The forestry dept gave it to me. Mine is incredibly bushy. I'm thinking it's a blight resistant type. The wildlife (including me) love it.
@@TravisBrady-wn8fr more than likely. For probably a good 25ish years people have been crossing American chestnuts with Asian varieties and then back crossing that with American chestnuts again to try to preserve those genetics but maintain the blight resistances. There's been some success with those hybrids which leads me to believe that's what this is although I don't know of any chestnuts anywhere near me. And it's not like we bought any and one slipped out of a bag and into the mulch 4 inches deep.
Bullshit so it's a square ??? 😂🤣
What happened to all the trees?
American chestnuts have largely been killed off by an invasive disease that they had no resistance to. This disease showed up a long time ago. This killed the fruiting part of the tree, the root systems are still underground and alive waiting to develop a resistance occasionally putting up small shoots. This particular tree in the video came from a nut that I assume a squirrel buried in the mulch next to my house but I have no idea where he acquired the nut. It's possible that this nut is from a Chinese/American chestnut cross.
@@Kayceesoutdoorliving 👍
Idiot not rare
Numbers of mature American chestnut trees would suggest that I'm not the idiot here. Not to mention Minnesota state University literally describes the tree as "extremely rare" That being said root systems of what was a massive forest of chestnuts still exist and send up shoots.
That’s amazing! What a find!
I thought so. I usually see one or two a year. But never where I could move it. I just got lucky here.
Do you sell the woodchuck pelts? I tie flies commercially for fly fishing, and use woodchuck fur a lot for tails on my flies.
Woodchucks? I haven't sold those but I do some home tanning of pelts and save deer and squirrel tails for people like yourself. If you're using stuff for flies you could probably get away just fine with scraping, salting and drying pelts. That can keep them for years if stored properly and there isn't an expectation of using the skin/leather.
Bro, violet wine???
Sure. People have been making wine from edible species of flowers for a long time. Dandelion, violet, rose, English primrose and others are all commonly used.
Super nice!!!…..tired of seeing and hearing about soft plastics
I'm a big fan of soft plastics but sometimes you gotta throw other stuff. Plus mepp's master angler program is pretty cool.
The best that I have ever seen, I been hunt,n chucks all my life, yea the young ones are good, Well thanks it was good to see you........BB
Bud you gotta do more of these
Você vai pagar essa maldade com Deus!
This is super annoying. Listen. And listen carefully, I'm betting that you're talking directly out of your butt with that claim. About once every 4 to 6 months someone will come in here and claim that god is going to smite me for hunting and trapping. This channel isn't about god or religion or any of that and threats are the least convincing thing for what youre trying to do here. That all being said, with respect for religious members of my audience here, and again this channel isn't about this topic AT ALL but I'm not convinced there is a god, but you making threats for this supposed god is rediculous on the face of it. Also which god? The biblical one? The one that's cool with animal sacrifices and tells humans to take dominion over the animals? isn't also messed up that if there is a god he literally made us able to consume animals and also made us hairless and made cold weather where fur is unbelievably useful so we dont die from exposure? Weird. Right? I'm doubting that God takes issue with me killing some animals for meat and fur.
Deixa os animais em paz seu sem coração!
Leave me alone. Annoying one.
We need more of this content
Excellent shots
Thanks!
Dang bro, nice shots.
It was decent shooting on my part. I got 2 hits out of the 3 shots. The first shot totally missed which I can't figure out, the 2nd hit shoulder and lungs and exited, the 3rd hit the spine in the rib area. First shot was about 40 yards or so.
anything that makes him feel like a man
Women hunt too. It has nothing at all about macho manly tough guy crap.
Whyyyyy..😮
Well, for food. An the tails are used for tying flies for fishing.
@@Kayceesoutdoorliving ok
You asked.
hesad shots are quick and painless, no meat messed up!!
Can't argue it.
Hi it’s me kanaan and Maddie keep up good work
Thanks!
Covardeeeee3
Keyboard warrior.
Covarde, sem coração!
Douche, brainless!
@@Kayceesoutdoorliving You Will pay for all this evil, you ridiculous.
@@tata-bs4sq scary threats! Oooo and you called me evil too. Also keep coming back it's good for the algorithm. But you should really check out the new content.
Nice job
Miss
He was laying at the base of the tree with a hole in his neck.
Fantastic I love it when people build things that save them money.
Why❤😢
Foxes are a natural renewable resource that is managed as such in my state. Their fur is useful for clothing. That's why I trap. There's other benefits to it as well.
why kill red foxes? they getting you chickens? or you think you are a good trapper, fox are as easy to catch as a possum.
Foxes are a natural renewable resource that have their own merit as a furbearer same as any species harvested for meat. Not saying I'm a better trapper than anyone else. I'm a pretty mediocre trapper really. I can catch stuff but I'm no pro.
Do people not realise that wild animal traps are made to not be painful for any animal (the movie ones are usually based on traps from 100 years ago)