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I bought an akaso brave 7le. Charged battery camera not turn on even with coard

My only complaint for my 2024 Tracker Classic XL is my freezer is full and I still.have 1/4 tank of fuel that came with the boat.

No thanks! Bugs are atrocious--and they bite!

Love that boat, I am glad you're enjoying it. I have a Jhon Boat with 6hp outboard and hope to have a tracker. New subscriber here! 👋

this dude seriously wearing his life jacket lmfao

I just brought one today at a used store. I only paid $1

Cool!! Great video. Thank you for sharing the unboxing. Just received mine in the mail. Looking forward to using it soon. Have a good one. Keep on campin on

Really enjoying your work. Began to watch your Newfoundland Trips and then discovered you Dutch Oven collection. Seven hours later was amazed to hear the name of a mutual acquaintance Cyril Goodyear. Amazing what you find on you tube. Enjoying your Clarenville to Gander videos, our riding area.

Hamburger meet mix with, Onions, Green Peppper's, becon And Cheese

Thank you! This was very helpful! I ordered my dad the Bimini top and the latches for Father’s Day! He also has a Bass Tracker xl classic. He’s going to love it!

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I can’t open the door for battery cry😢

Can you send me the location

Anti beading?

Frank , saw Darrel this past Sunday, May 19, 2024, he was working on the Yarmouth trail with a Kubota tractor, spoke with him for a bit, talked of him being on this video, and of his accident, took 8 months to get healed up, Hes looking and feeling good now.

How are you liking the commander since you had it for awhile?

Just feed them cornmeal

Dude doesn't even say what is it or anything in video or discrimination!

unhhhh! unh!

will a 72" wide utv fit on these trails

Will be on the WBP boat tour in about 3 months , any tips on making the most of it ? What time of year is the excellent video from .

We have the same airbnb booked in Trout River . Did you go any farther than the "official" tablelands trail ?

nice blind

Definitely don’t want to watch this video when you’re hungry!😂

What is your opinion on the 700 versus 1000? Is there a significant noise difference (better or worse)?

I just got an Akaso Brave 7 LE today, my first action camera. Thanks for the review!

Nothing like getting out there on the lake! Great video!

Heading over in July and was wondering what you are using for gps. Great pics just love them .Peter

Good video. This topography looks like Maine or New Hampshire. Where was this video made?

Ive also got enough time before next season, starts in October and it's February. I would like to plant food plots but my land is all wooded and I don't really know what will grow on mostly shaded ground. Recommendations?

Im going to build me a 8x8 blind 12' high and im thinking 6x6 fot the post. What do you think

Must be in Virginia 😊

You are so blessed. Thank you kindly for the information. We are and should be held accountable for the protection of these humble animals.

Can we zoom the video

Hey Frank, enjoying all the content. Moved to NL this past summer and just bought a second hand SXS (RZR 800 EPS) and had a couple runs on it so far. Absolutely loving it! Hoping to do some longer trails on the Avalon this summer! Next year might even do the west coast!

Really enjoyed your video, will use it to help me make my first blind.

I finally found a video I really liked. So good to see adults riding like adults without obnoxious music. You earned my subscription and I'm looking forward to many more videos

Still hunting is the only way in heavy pressured woods

Great advice...I've been making a bunch of mistakes

I just saw your video this morning, 1/1/24. I tell ya, I don't know if I have ever seen a man as happy looking as you in that new boat! Gosh, you were smiling throughout the whole time. You and your beautiful wife looked like you were really going to have a great time. This made my day.

“Did the deer hear, see or smell you?” Yes. I hunt Blacktails and Roosevelt elk in NW Oregon’s Santiam and Trask units respectively. Your terrain and flora are similar and I enjoyed watching you show your methods. I read that deer eyesight isn’t the best, but their movement detection is; that’s why it’s important to break up your human rhythm and sound more like a browsing doe; I do this by taking one- three carefully planned steps at a time. In NW Oregon, you have to rely on your hearing as much or more than sight and I can’t hear effectively until I stop, so I do watch the ground to place each step carefully between or over branches, sticks or loud salal brush. The more noise I make while moving, the longer I wait between steps to balance it out with silent listening and scanning with binoculars, it typically takes me 30-40 minutes to traverse 200 meters of Oregon woods. Winding around fallen limbs, windfalls, vine maples and salal patches all day will require 8 kms within a space of 2 kms. I carry a trigger stick tripod in my off hand, it helps me to quiet my steps as a third leg for leverage, in addition to steadying my aim, it cannot be beat and is worth the left hand-full. I harvested my Blacktail this year using my trigger stick as a monopod, it helped me place the 85m shot exactly where I aimed for a quick kill through both lungs. Do that with a three-point sling supported stance and still have some movement throw the shot off some. I only have a few areas I’ve hunted over many years, since I’ve hunted it longer than the average buck’s lifespan, I know it better than he does; that’s an advantage over new areas and I can’t get lost.

I am in NB, dont use a ladder stand but just bought one, should be fun to set it up the first time. Merry Christmas over there.

Looks great! And that looks enough to feed the whole camp. LOL. Surprised at how late in the game rice enters the scene. What kind of rice?

i have to say your wife help you and was great you got lucky with her.

I like the brave 7le... Nice descent videos captured by the 7le..

1. keep a roll of surveying ribbon to mark where you shoot from and direction, or to mark your path. 2. Glass every time you stop, don't glass toward the sun, the deer may see the sun's reflection. I have been surprised to see a deer 4-5 feet away while glassing. 3. If you find deer tracks across your path, use your nose to smell the air, if it is fresh it will smell like a wet dog. Still hunt down his path. I used these tips and yours when hunting Columbian Blacktails in Northern California on the Oregon border .

I would love to be able to get good enough to be able to still hunt and actually be successful at it. I suck though lol. I have always loved hunting. I had family that used to take me when I was a kid but as life goes those days came to an end so I haven’t hunted since I was about 12. I just got back into it this year. I did my hunter safety course, bought my license and permits, all the basic gear I needed and a cheap pop up spring steel blind. I set out some bait and a trail camera and got a lot of deer on camera. 1 really nice 12 point buck. I set up my blind and brushed it in and sprayed scent killer and a few sprays of fox piss and let the blind sit out for a week or so before I even started hunting it. So far I have hunted 4 full days sitting in that blind from 5 am until 5pm. Nothing. I will keep trying even though I don’t have much faith but maybe one day I will figure it out. For now I’m learning everything I can through CZcams videos

Great video- What is your favorite 30/30 round?

Still hunting for 4 or 5 hours is worse than working. The concentration required to be successful is tiresome.

I now see that I walk too fast and long