Videos tagged with Oklahoma Hunting

This video documents a multi-day hunting trip in Oklahoma, focusing on duck, pheasant, chucker, and goose hunting. It highlights the challenges and successes of waterfowl and upland bird hunting, showcasing various techniques and the camaraderie among participants. The content emphasizes the importance of gear, calling, and patience in the field, while also including personal anecdotes and lighthearted banter.

This video documents a hunting trip to Venator, a unique hunting retreat in Oklahoma that mimics New Zealand's wilderness. The participants meticulously plan their flight logistics, focusing on weight management for their aircraft. They engage in hunting for red stag and elk, showcasing various techniques and the assessment of harvested game. The narrative highlights the importance of preparation, adaptability to weather, and the rewarding experience of pursuing challenging game in a vast landscape.

This video offers guidance on introducing youth to hunting, emphasizing safety, respect for the outdoors, and fostering a sense of ownership in the experience. It highlights the importance of teaching gun safety rules, involving young hunters in planning and decision-making, and instilling respect for private property and game laws. The discussion also touches on practical gear considerations and understanding animal behavior in the field.

This episode details the experience of taking a 10-year-old son, Ryan, on his first deer hunt. Host KJ and guest Josh Ward of Gunpowder Inc. discuss the importance of appropriate gear, like the Sitka gear used for warmth and comfort, and a suitable rifle such as the Remington Model 7 in .308 caliber. They emphasize patience, ethical shot placement, and managing expectations, highlighting that the goal is to foster a positive experience for the youth hunter, even if a deer isn't harvested.

This episode of Gun Talk Hunt focuses on the lessons learned from a 9-year-old hunter, Knox, during a youth season hunt in Oklahoma. Host KJ shares insights into the importance of patience, proper preparation, and instilling good habits in young hunters. Key takeaways include the value of consistent dry fire practice, strict adherence to gun safety rules, and understanding a child's perspective on the hunting experience, highlighting that the adventure and traditions can be as significant as the harvest itself.

Bethany Bethard, an avid outdoorswoman and mother of five from Oklahoma, discusses her experiences with elk hunting in the Wichita Mountains. She highlights the challenges of a draw hunt, the importance of scouting and understanding animal behavior, and offers advice for mothers looking to introduce their children to the outdoors. The conversation also touches on the unique aspects of hunting on military installations and the balance required for a busy family life.

This video follows Matt Griffin of Aero Precision as he takes the new Solus rifle system on its first hunting trips. Griffin, a first-time hunter himself, shares his experiences hunting in Washington and discusses the technical features of the Solus, including its tri-lug action, built-in picatinny rail, and lightweight carbon composite stock. The discussion also touches on the challenges of backcountry hunting, gear selection, and the importance of mentorship for new hunters.

This episode of Gun Talk Hunt features Jacob Stozel discussing his experiences hunting out of state, specifically in Oklahoma. He shares insights on adapting hunting techniques to different environments, the importance of caliber choice for whitetail deer, and practical gear recommendations. Stozel emphasizes learning from experience, such as the challenges of adverse weather and the effectiveness of different shooting positions.

This episode features firefighter Jacob Stosel discussing his experiences hunting out of state, contrasting hunting in Louisiana's swamp deer environment with Oklahoma's open terrain. He shares anecdotes about encountering wildlife, including a memorable hog hunt and a challenging deer hunt involving multiple shots and a difficult recovery. The discussion also touches on essential hunting gear like Ruger firearms and Leupold optics, emphasizing the importance of preparation and adaptability when hunting in different regions.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio focuses on a father's hunting trip with his two sons, aged 14 and 8. The discussion highlights the importance of youth hunting, emphasizing safety protocols like dry-fire practice and reciting gun safety rules. Despite not harvesting game, the trip is deemed successful due to the shared experience and time spent outdoors, underscoring the broader value of hunting beyond just taking game.

This video offers a youth perspective on hunting, emphasizing the importance of firearm safety and dry fire practice. The host's son, Jet, details how he prepares for hunting season through rigorous dry fire drills, including reciting safety rules and simulating various shooting scenarios. The discussion highlights the differences between turkey and deer hunting, the controversy around hunting over feeders, and personal hunting experiences, including a successful rifle season hunt where his younger brother, Knox, made a critical shot. The content is geared towards beginners interested in youth hunting and safe firearm handling.

This guide details a hunting strategy focused on harvesting mature bucks by hunting the periphery of deer feeders rather than directly over them. The speaker, a seasoned hunter, explains that while young deer are drawn directly to feeders, mature bucks are more cautious and utilize secondary trails on the edges of these feeding areas. The strategy involves setting up blinds 200-300 yards away from feeders, focusing on downwind fringe trails, and understanding how other animals can impact deer behavior. Feeders are also presented as valuable tools for introducing new hunters to the sport by increasing deer visibility.