I see the Bone Collector crew hunting with Tom Mcmillan every year. Just checked out his website. Hunts are only $6,000:mg:
I was in camp for that... I helped him rig up his bow with the camera via zip ties.What struck me as odd was on one of the recent reruns he had a client that couldn't get a shot on a really nice buck at first light one morning. So what does Tom do? Makes a move on and kills this same buck while the client is still there. I would've been asking for a refund on the spot.
Did u ask for a refund?I was in camp for that... I helped him rig up his bow with the camera via zip ties.
Ha, I had already filled my tag the day before.Did u ask for a refund?
I was kidding just quoting someone else.just saw that episode a couple weeks agoHa, I had already filled my tag the day before.
Footage was a little dark and grainy on mine. It was pretty neat to see the lighted nock going into him though. I have since retired from being filmed... and have 6k more a year to spend on corn, crossbows, and ozonics units!... :wink:I was kidding just quoting someone else.just saw that episode a couple weeks ago
Oh no....Footage was a little dark and grainy on mine. It was pretty neat to see the lighted nock going into him though. I have since retired from being filmed... and have 6k more a year to spend on corn, crossbows, and ozonics units!... :wink:
That aint real hunting [emoji6]Only $6000.00 and that doesn't include license/tag. What has this sport come too??????????????????????????????? It's too bad the average joe will never get to do a hunt like that, it makes me sick that hunting(a tradition) has come to "Big Business" and a "Rich mans sport".
I have to recant this statement.watched his show this weekend every hunter was sitting on a baitpile,not my idea of hunting,and surely not paying $6000 to stakeout a pile of corn.Only TV host i would hunt with
I looked that up years ago when Primos hunted/leased it, it was expensive back thenHaha folks look up the haschknife ranch