[HUNT JOURNAL]
The real sits, start to finish
Long-form, honest hunt-day footage — the prep, the wait, the decisions, and what actually happens. Not just the highlight.
A city guy in the woods. Learning in public, filling the freezer.
No family tradition, no land nearby, no truck. Just hunter's education classes, a queue of YouTube breakdowns, and a few years of building a hunting life from absolute zero — traveling every time there's a hunt to make, because public land access was never going to be close.
It's for the meat. Knowing where my food actually comes from, and that it didn't come from a factory farm, is most of why I started. The woods are also where I slow down and get out of my head after a week in the city — that part matters just as much.
Some of it came from other hunters willing to show a total beginner the ropes. Some of it came from figuring it out solo. This is the real, unedited record of that whole process — the misses as much as the hits — from a guy who'd never held a bow to someone slowly learning to fill his own freezer.
Long-form, honest hunt-day footage — the prep, the wait, the decisions, and what actually happens. Not just the highlight.
Scouting, gear, sign-reading, and trail cam breakdowns. Not trophy tracking, just paying attention.
Processing, cooking, and trying new recipes with what's in the freezer — the other half of why I do this.
Fast hits from the field, the woods, and the kitchen — for whenever you've got a minute, not twenty.
Subscribe now and come along from day one — the channel launches with the early bow season.