Failed Attempts At a 200-Inch Deer, Looking Back at the Hunt | Midwest Whitetail
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On this week's episode of the off-season show, we join Jared Mills and Grant Noble as they discuss the story of a giant whitetail they called “TNT." This is the biggest buck Mills has ever had the opportunity to hunt, so tensions were high going into the 2019 season. In this conversation, they discuss lessons learned, what it’s like being behind the camera, and breaking down each encounter they had with the buck.
0:30 We take a look at numerous encounters Mills had with the 200-inch Iowa giant.
10:00 They cover numerous challenges they faced during the journey.
30:00 Then, we see some of the closest encounters they had, what they might have done differently, and what went through each of their heads as everything unfolded.
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