Videos tagged with New York Hunting

This video explores the ecological impact of white-tailed deer overpopulation in the Hudson Valley, New York, and advocates for hunting as a crucial management tool. It details the process from ethical harvesting and field dressing to understanding the broader conservation implications. The content emphasizes the importance of a balanced ecosystem and the role hunters play in achieving it, highlighting the need for collaboration among stakeholders and adherence to safe, responsible hunting practices.

This video details early season duck hunting strategies in New York, focusing on scouting in drought conditions. The instructor, with demonstrated expertise in waterfowl behavior and hunting techniques, emphasizes pre-season scouting to locate birds and water. He discusses adapting to weather impacts, utilizing calls and decoys, and managing expectations for a 'hit or miss' early season flight. The content highlights the importance of understanding duck migration patterns influenced by weather fronts and lunar cycles.

This YouTube video focuses on turkey hunting in New York, featuring Jon Lewis from The Just Hunt Club. The content provides advice on how to handle situations where a turkey ("longbeard") unexpectedly approaches closely. It emphasizes patience and offers tips for when hunters are caught off-guard. The description also includes links to Mossberg's turkey shotguns and another Just Hunt Club video on hunting "Position."

This guide, presented by a professional hunter from Mossberg and Just Hunt Club, details techniques for achieving stable long-range shots from tree stands. It covers specialized rests like the Bog-Pod, saddle hunting configurations, and natural rest options, emphasizing the need for stability at distances of 150-300 yards. The advice is practical for hunters operating in New York and similar environments.

This YouTube video, "Hunting Late Season Gobblers," follows Jon and Jake as they attempt to hunt a wild turkey in New York during the late season. The description highlights a previous missed opportunity with the target gobbler, indicating a pursuit and tracking aspect to their hunting trip.

This YouTube video appears to document early May turkey hunting action in New York. The title suggests the presence of a "New York Gobbler" and the description highlights "action packed turkey hunts," indicating a focus on the pursuit and successful capture of wild turkeys during the spring hunting season.

This YouTube video from The Waterfowl Collective documents a goldeneye hunt conducted on large bodies of water in New York. The description highlights the arrival of colder weather as the catalyst for this expedition, suggesting a focus on waterfowl hunting tactics and the challenges associated with hunting in such environments. While specific firearms or calibers are not mentioned, the context strongly implies the use of shotguns for waterfowl hunting.

This video showcases a hunting trip, dubbed 'Doe Fest,' featuring the Mossberg Patriots. The participants travel to Eric's farm in New York with the objective of hunting does. The content focuses on the application of firearms in a hunting scenario.

This video documents a late-season goose hunt in New York. Despite restrictive limits for the 2020 season, the hunters are finally able to pursue geese. The chosen field offers opportunities for both ducks and geese, but the geese prove to be more responsive to their hunting strategies, leading to a successful focus on them. The description mentions the mix of waterfowl present and the decision to concentrate efforts on geese based on their behavior.

This video documents a field duck hunt in New York, focusing on mallards and black ducks. The hunters ventured to a newly discovered spot, attempting an early morning session despite the fog. Challenges presented by the weather and potential deer hunting activity in the area meant they didn't encounter the full duck population as anticipated. Despite these difficulties, the hunters successfully bagged a mixed bag of mallards and black ducks.