Mike Reed and his cameraman, Zach, head to the river bottom farm to kick off the doe fest. Rainy conditions make the hunting tough, but the cooler temperatures seem to get the deer on their feet during the afternoon hunt. Reed grinds it out with anticipation of punching a doe tag.
0:45 Reed talks about how opening day has been, and what his plans are.
1:30 He and some friends have a competition to see who can tag the most does.
3:00 He sees several does and young bucks, but nothing comes within bow range.
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S4.E24. On this week's episode, we join Max Mongrello on a successful southeastern Iowa bow hunt. Despite less-than-ideal conditions, Mongrello has minimal time to hunt and decides to make the long drive to one of his and Grant Noble's permission farms. A familiar face makes an appearance, and Mo...
S4.E22. When it comes to targeting big mature bucks, October cold fronts can be a deer hunter’s best friend. This was certainly the case for Mike Reed, who's plan came together on a 5 1/2-year-old he calls the “Turkey Foot 10.”
0:05 We briefly recap some of the moments that led up to Reed and Tu...
