[HUNT JOURNAL]
The real sits, start to finish
Long-form, honest hunt-day footage — the prep, the wait, the decisions, and what actually happens. Not just the highlight.
Self-taught bowhunter, 8 years in. Hunting public land that's never close, from a major Northeast city. No truck required.
No family tradition, no land nearby, no truck. Just hunter's education classes, a queue of YouTube breakdowns, and eight years of building a hunting life from absolute zero — traveling every time there's a hunt to make, because public land access was never going to be close.
Some of it came from other hunters willing to show a total beginner the ropes. Some of it came from figuring it out solo. This is the real, unedited record of that whole process — the misses as much as the hits, the gear that didn't work, and the slow build from a guy who'd never held a bow to someone who might actually fill a tag this season.
Long-form, honest hunt-day footage — the prep, the wait, the decisions, and what actually happens. Not just the highlight.
Scouting public land with zero background, saddle hunting for beginners, gear breakdowns, and what it actually takes to hunt seriously without owning a car.
An ongoing trail cam series following the same deer through the rack-growth cycle — who's still around, and who might be the one.
Subscribe now and catch it from day one — the channel launches with the early bow season.