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#21 ·
LetThemGrow said:
Nowhere did I question the legality. I’m opposed to taking, videoing, and publishing what I deem unethical shots. If you call that hate, so be it.
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LOL. Man I have seen some serious ethics police on this site but you might just be the Chief of them all to take it as far as calling the company that makes the camo that they wear.

Why be so controversial? If you don't like it, don't watch it. I am sure mossy oak appreciated your phone call. Get real man. You must not be very busy
 
#22 ·
Yah cause it's such an efficient use of Mossy Oaks time to answer calls like that. I've seen all of their YouTube content and haven't seen anything I would deem unethical, but to each their own. Like it or not, deer hunting in the Eastern US, especially around large metro areas, is moving toward what Seek One is doing. The info they provide in their videos had an immediate positive impact on my success as a whitetail hunter.
 
#23 ·
Kills giant deer but I won't watch the videos anymore. To many bad shots that didn't need to be taken and I've seen blatant disregard to damaging peoples property on video and thinking it was a joke. One example is when they cut some lady's fiber optic wires and laughed about it saying the didn't know if it was the active one or the old one and how they will probably get kicked off property if she ends up with no internet. This is after the lady specifically told them to not mess with he wire and exactly where it was at.
 
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#24 ·
"As long as its legal" Don't make it right. If you feel like your accomplishing something by killing something over it have at it.

Getting hitched to a girl under 16 is legal in most the U.S. so as long as its legal hit that ****.
 
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The ones on this thread that are hating these guys are just **** starting jealous ass people that have nothing better to do with them self. I have watched every one of their hunts on their channel and no where have they done the things that these idiots are saying. The bad shot that one of the dumb asses is talking about is of a shot with a recurve tradition bow, but the buck still expires. The mans first kill with a traditional bow hats off to him at least he recovered it. These guys are having success at what they are doing but you have some haters out there. The only time you know you doing something right is when the haters start chiming in stupid ****. Then on top of it these guys are die hard Christians. Man o man give these young men a break. Be happy for them.
 
#28 ·
LetThemGrow said:
I watched a few episodes when they first came to my attention years ago. I was appalled by their ethics and quit watching, as well as contacted Mossy Oak to explain why I wouldn’t be buying any more product. Hopefully they’ve improved.
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You contacted mossy oak on them lmaoooooo....sounds like you got to much time on your hands smh


Tim
 
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#29 ·
LetThemGrow said:
Nowhere did I question the legality. I’m opposed to taking, videoing, and publishing what I deem unethical shots. If you call that hate, so be it.
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I’m not going to go watch more of their videos to prove or disprove what you saw. Can you explain what your problem is and explain the shot for everyone reading this.

I remember when Levi Morgan heart shot a white tail at 72 yards and the morality police had fit. They completely ignored the fact he was a multi discipline , multi time champion in the sport. Do you think it could have been the hunter was comfortable with a shot your unwilling to take?


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#30 ·
People don’t like other successful people. Mostly mad because these guys are killing some brutes that most folks won’t ever dream of seeing. Bash them for back yard hunting, who cares it’s legal. But guess if you don’t take an airplane in that ain’t hunting. Unethical shots? Must have missed that one, most shots they take are inside 20 yards. Even the doe hunt video was great. You never see them trespassing even when the deer is literally just over the property line. I know it’s not for everyone, but if you were given the chance to do it I bet 99% of folks would. Heck I have begun to find these hidden spots around my area, guess what most folks are to chicken **** to call or knock on a door. My deer at 200”. But finding some solid 130”.
 
#31 ·
CareyHamil said:
LetThemGrow said:
Nowhere did I question the legality. I’m opposed to taking, videoing, and publishing what I deem unethical shots. If you call that hate, so be it.
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I’m not going to go watch more of their videos to prove or disprove what you saw. Can you explain what your problem is and explain the shot for everyone reading this.

I remember when Levi Morgan heart shot a white tail at 72 yards and the morality police had fit. They completely ignored the fact he was a multi discipline , multi time champion in the sport. Do you think it could have been the hunter was comfortable with a shot your unwilling to take?


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How about 200 yards, if he can hit in it practice? How about 300? At what point would you think it's a bad idea on a live animal? State a number, please.
 
#32 ·
CareyHamil said:
I’m not going to go watch more of their videos to prove or disprove what you saw. Can you explain what your problem is and explain the shot for everyone reading this.
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I’m not going to watch their old videos. I don’t think the shot I saw exemplified ethical bow hunting; obviously my perspective offends people. Can you explain what your problem is with my personal opinion?
 
#33 ·
Juneauhunt said:
How about 200 yards, if he can hit in it practice? How about 300? At what point would you think it's a bad idea on a live animal? State a number, please.
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That’s relative to the efficacy of the combined talent/ability of the shooter, and capability of weapon system being used, and animal it’s being used on. For me on a whitetail, shooting my current bow, about 40 yards. But that’s my number, not everyones. And I wouldn’t pretend to know what yours or anyone else’s number would be. Joe Rogan has only been shooting for a few years, but he center punched an elk heart at 70. So his number is different than mine.


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#34 ·
LetThemGrow said:
I’m not going to watch their old videos. I don’t think the shot I saw exemplified ethical bow hunting; obviously my perspective offends people. Can you explain what your problem is with my personal opinion?
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Brother I don’t necessarily have a problem with your opinion, just trying to gain perspective on your point of view.


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#35 ·
LetThemGrow said:
I’m not going to watch their old videos. I don’t think the shot I saw exemplified ethical bow hunting; obviously my perspective offends people. Can you explain what your problem is with my personal opinion?
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That whole first was filled with some bad shots. I 100% agree with you there. They have been doing better though. The lead guy is still a touch over dramatic though lol. Reminds me of the Bowmar guy.
 
#36 ·
conservewild said:
I’m a hardcore master baiter and enjoy watching others have success doing it.
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So be it lol. I just see zero sense of accomplishment with it. What have you learned? I go hunting to be a better woodsman/predator. Sitting over a corn pile doesn't do it for me. If someone told me I could kill a 200 inch deer every year for the next 5 by using corn Id never kill one.
 
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Rg176bnc said:
conservewild said:
I’m a hardcore master baiter and enjoy watching others have success doing it.
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So be it lol. I just see zero sense of accomplishment with it. What have you learned? I go hunting to be a better woodsman/predator. Sitting over a corn pile doesn't do it for me. If someone told me I could kill a 200 inch deer every year for the next 5 by using corn Id never kill one.
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I’m just having fun I do most of my hunting in states that don’t allow baiting but am not above hunting over bait in states or for animals where it makes sense.
 
#38 ·
LetThemGrow said:
I watched a few episodes when they first came to my attention years ago. I was appalled by their ethics and quit watching, as well as contacted Mossy Oak to explain why I wouldn’t be buying any more product. Hopefully they’ve improved.
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What?!! This has to be a joke to just stir the pot on AT... Give me a break. Name one single thing that is unethical? I'll wait...
 
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#39 ·
I have a buddy that lives in Atlanta. He killed a deer that scored 205" in his back yard. This was prior to baiting being legal. He actually tilled up his back yard and planted a clover food plot. I think he killed two bruisers this year in the same neighborhood,

There is talk about Georgia passing a new hunting law that will be no hunting or shooting within a 1,000 ft from homes
 
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Haters are gonna hate... I live in GA, but not in Atlanta. The SeekOne guys are working their tails off to consistently locate and kill huge bucks every year - baiting of not. It’s a major accomplishment to have permission at the number of properties they have in the suburbs, much less being successful.

Anyone who promotes hunting and the outdoors to the masses and is strong in their faith is okay in my book!

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