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Houghton County Upper Peninsula Michigan Muzzeloader Deer Hunting - Lots of snow!

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Uploaded by on Dec 10, 2009

Josh Stein hunting a rye food plot in December. Getting pics of a big buck, but only the smaller bucks are showing up in daylight.

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  • this was an awesome video. it shows an appreciation for the outdoors. but quick question with a muzzle loader what kind of advantages do you have when using one

  • @woodsman513

    Our Muzzleloader season occurs after firearm season is over. So the advantage is simply having an additional season to hunt.

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  • @dudeilove lol

  • Nice deer. What was the temperature?

  • those are some nice stockey does. but seriously im telling ya'll this is illegal and i shoulnt be saying this but i am lol. squat on someones land only if the land is big enough lets say 200 acres squat on the land in the snow cuz thats where the big bucks go and come out when the snow is atleast a foot and seasons over.. shhh i didnt say this ahah a.

  • @steinjosh1 lol thanks thats good to know i never shot a muzzle loader before and im thinking about giving it a try

  • Wow Them Deer Are Super Fat!!!

  • That is some sure sweet and clear footage.

    Awesome work.

    5/5

  • I agree - EXCELLENT camerawork. Wonderful quality. What kind of camera do you have? Can't wait to see some action shots.

  • Excellent photography !!! Fantastic video 5*****

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