The Hillside Strutter / Real Outdoors TV / Turkey Hunting

[slowbowvideo]

Nice vid. That music sounds strangely familiar.

[RealOutdoorsTV]

@SportsmanOutdoors First reason is to get on the bird, just in case it does get up again, so you do not have to shoot again. The other, is to reduce flopping around (which is reflexes) and bruising the bird. It keeps the meat in better condition.

[rackasaurus]

Good deal, man.

Really nice, simple, clear video. For a minute, dude, when you first struck the bird I was like "Get down, man! You gotta get seated!" You did though. Right at the tree I thought you would. Sucks when you're a right-handed shooter ( I am as well), and they swing and come in from the right side. You gotta shift, and you're wondering if he's going to spot you. Heck of a good bird though, man. Congrats. Loved the vid. Great and clear camera work.

Dave-Vt.

[RealOutdoorsTV]

@rackasaurus I wish they always came in the way we expect ... but then again ... it wouldn't be as exciting now would it. Glad you liked the vid ... best of luck this season.

Matt - CT - Host

[Boughtone]

Great video!!!

[RealOutdoorsTV]

@Boughtone Thanks buddy.

[HuntFishShare]

Good video. good hunt!

[RealOutdoorsTV]

@HuntFishShare Thanks ... you have no idea how uncomfortable I was trying to stay on that bird with the camera ... it was worth it though ... good luck this season.

[chriswallswvu]

NIce! Beautiful hunt in the timber man! We are the only youtubers out there who are doin this stuff. I think we are on to something.

[RealOutdoorsTV]

@chriswallswvu Thanks bud ... It's not that we are on to something, it's just that it's a hell of a lot harder to film ... lol ... glad you liked it ... best of luck this season.

[chriswallswvu]

@RealOutdoorsTV

I mean youtube, we are onto something....Not hunting and filming in the timber that sucks! Kinda like Uconn! LOL!