Kansas Whitetail Hunt | Traditional Archery Vlog

All right, we are on our way to Kansas. I'm stopping by the workshop really quickly. Pikmin. [music and singing] [music] [music] Hey >> [music] [music] >> She's unlocked in the left level with the peekaboos. >> [crying] >> Last night though, um, we out at my wife's parents house about 30 minutes from where we're staying and I left my backpack out there with the keys to this car. So, I had to turn around, go back out there. >> [music] >> It's a library from [music] a bad guy. It's my mother's [music] cooking when I can't the last [music] day [music] I know [music] [music] >> the road. Apparently, this car was my brother-in-law's family's car, and it got stolen from them, and they found it out in a farm field, stripped the tires and everything. And so, they got it, they restored it, and then one of his siblings wrecked it, totaled, salvaged it, they bought it back from the salvage yard, fixed it back up, and it's got 336,000 mi, and my parents dropped it off a couple nights ago so that my wife could have a car today while I was going hunting. This is one of those cars that after you drive it for about 20 minutes, it starts to smell like some really good toast. [music] [music] [music] >> [music] >> Well, we saw a deer. It just um smelled us first. That uh sun makes your hair look cool. >> Yeah, yours too. Maybe it would. See if I get cool hair sun, too. Oh, yeah. Here we go. touch baby. [music] [music] >> What is this? [music] Yorkshire pudding. You're sure put in your put a picture. [music] Okay. I just saw a deer out in the field literally like 200 y right there. The dog was barking at it. And I'm going to go see if I can shoot it. Well, I didn't see it. I don't know [snorts] if it ran off or walked away while I was getting ready or what, [snorts] but it's cold. Um, yeah, we had just got here for Thanksgiving. It's like 10:00 in the morning or 11:00, but it's a lot colder today than yesterday. And um the dog started barking and I looked out and I saw some move through the trees. It had to have been a deer or a ginormous bird, but I'm pretty sure it was a deer. Just a couple like a month ago, I shot the first deer I've killed since my grandpa passed away. And it was special because it was with his old compound bow. It was uh it was this guy right here. And it's a little two three-point buck. Um and the very first deer I ever shot was with my grandpa and it was the same as like a little three-point buck. And so it's special to use my grandpa's bow to kill a deer that similar to the first time I killed the deer. And so that that was really special. And now I'm getting to I'm able to hunt with this this bow right here that uh we named after him. It's called the Grandpa Bob. So it's special to be able to remember him [clears throat] in specific ways. I've got about an hour out here. We'll see if anything comes by. Well, no deer, but an amazing Thanksgiving. Great time with family and a herd of ducks. [music] HEAT. HEAT. HEAT. [music]