Owen's 26-Inch Wide Iowa Buck | Rut Hunting Strategies | Chasing November
Chasing November by Midwest Whitetail
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37m
Sweet November's incredible hunting continues on this episode of Chasing November.
Kicking things off, Mike and Kaleb both experience intense rut action, effectively stamping the reason why bowhunters love this time of the season. Kaleb comes close yet again on the buck he calls "Hog Jr." Young bowhunter Nolan Redeker continues to put in the time chasing his top buck in Kansas. Finally, Owen Reigler continues his season of a lifetime by tagging a mega-giant, 26-inch wide buck he's hunted all season.
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