Tyler Jordan Buck............

[ttf909]

Yall got this guy drawn and quartered. How did that work for Alex Jones? This day and age someone might just make you pay for running thy mouth premature. Wasn't realtree a sponsor of tndeer for a long time ?

 

[waterman]

IF he was tracking the deer to recover it and it was wounded, I don't blame him for killing it. To me, putting an animal out of it's suffering is always the right thing to do. BUT, the laughing, the yucking it up, and filming it really puts a bad taste in my mouth. I've had to put wounded animals down - it's never a time to laugh to me.

this. it is never "fun" to put down a wounded animal

 

[deerhunter10]

Yall got this guy drawn and quartered. How did that work for Alex Jones? This day and age someone might just make you pay for running thy mouth premature. Wasn't realtree a sponsor of tndeer for a long time ?

He already admitted to the video. Comparing this to Alex Jones it very much apples to oranges.

 

[TheLBLman]

I'm really trying to "reserve" judgment on all this until more facts regarding exactly what happened are actually known.

But . . . . . .

To me, putting an animal out of it's suffering is always the right thing to do. BUT, the laughing, the yucking it up, and filming it really puts a bad taste in my mouth. I've had to put wounded animals down - it's never a time to laugh to me.

A very bad taste.

Biggest question I currently have is whether the deer was actually mortally wounded,
or whether "he's wounded" was just used as an excuse to illegally kill him?

 

[pockets]

Center punched the gut with a SEVR broadhead. That deer would have been dead in the mourning. My .02cents. Sad times.

 

[backyardtndeer]

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Thanks for posting that. Watching that through definitely answers a few questions I had.

Interesting how the deer magically dried off completely after being pulled out of the water. Did they stage the end of the video, the night after?

 

[Falconi]

Thanks for posting that. Watching that through definitely answers a few questions I had.

Interesting how the deer magically dried off completely after being pulled out of the water. Did they stage the end of the video, the night after?

That's what I was wondering, too.

I Googled this incident but nothing came up except for this thread. Is there anything else out there?

 

[woodsman04]

Looks like he hit stomach and not gut. Which in my experience is worse. No blood at all, just water and stomach acid that's hard to see.
Takes longer to die because there is less bacteria in the stomach than gut.

 

[GOODWIN]

What a staged ending. "He's over here in the river"

 

[woodsman04]

I do not appreciate what TV and YouTube hunters have done to the sport.
But after watching the original video and the leaked video I don't blame him one bit. Only thing I do blame him for is the staged ending. He should have been honest about the difficult recovery.

And I'd have tried to finish the deer in the same way. I'd let him lay 4-6 hours after that shot. And if I happened up on him and had a chance I'd put him down by anyway necessary, laws about night hunting with tracking dogs be damned.

 

[Talome13]

All he was missing was night vision and a rifle.

 

[deerdills]

From what I read, nobody has a problem with putting the buck down IF it's suffering and mortally wounded. This buck didn't appear to be. Perhaps he would have eventually succumbed to the wound, perhaps not. He still had a fighting chance, as evident in the video.

For sure. Some of ya'll living in your glass houses.. To think most of ya'll wouldn't finish off a buck of this caliber on a wounded track if you had the opportunity is laughable. I guess the ethical thing would be to watch him go bed and expire on the muddy banks of the MS river...

Also it is in fact the deer killed by Tyler Jordan he was commenting and defending himself last night on instagram...

Although the optics of it are terrible. He concealed the truth for SM and came out looking like an ass... He should of been forthcoming about how it actually went down.. I wouldn't put all celeb hunters in the box of concealing the bad side of bowhunting I have certainly seen others be fwd about how their shots weren't good and only recovered eaten deer..

Backyard deer, wasted meat, fuzzy antlers on and on.. Heck of a good start in MS.. Just another one of the many reasons why the velvet hunt is a terrible idea and should be thrown out..IMHO.

Sounds like you are doing a lot of assuming. I didn't see where anyone said they wouldn't put down a wounded buck that is going to expire. I think most disagree with many things that were done after the shot. The hunter saw in his video that it was a poor hit, they only waited a few hours and began tracking with dog, spotlight, and bow in hand. They didn't show that in the "like and subscribe" video and everyone acted like the guide stumbled upon the dead deer near the river bank. Very deceitful. Between the guides and Jordan family, there is probably well over 100years of deer tracking experience. Can't use the excuse that he went so soon to save the meat, after he let it dry undressed for photos, meat was ruined.

 

[pockets]

Hell, I think it was his dad when I first heard,"When in doubt. Back out."

 

[Dodge Man]

Exactly what I was thinking. A majestic animal killed in shame.

If it was gut shot and they were tracking it, technically finishing it off quickly instead of it dying a slow death over 10-24 hours. But I am not saying that is what happened. But is highly likely.

 

[Doecrusher]

He had a four arrow quiver full at the beginning of video and only two arrows after recovery....

 

[GOODWIN]

He had a four arrow quiver full at the beginning of video and only two arrows after recovery....

And the guy in the water who "found" the deer is holding an arrow. Seriously doubt that is the original arrow. They simply didn't wait long enough for clearly a gut shot animal. And worst part tried to cover up the botched recovery to make a "hunting"video. Small Town Hunting and Realtree don't look to good here. Everyone makes bad decisions but they don't air it out for the public to see. Dumb

 

[Shooter77]

He had a four arrow quiver full at the beginning of video and only two arrows after recovery....

That was a great catch!!

 

[deerhunter10]

That was a great catch!!

He had already admitted what happened on Twitter.

 

[Hardwoodmaterials]

I had no idea that there was any state that would let you run a wounded deer with dogs at night, spotlight it then shoot it again as it outruns your dogs. I don't know anything about the guys involved but that seems like it should be illegal in every way.

 

[Shag]

He was an annoying little $#!+ every time his daddy had him on the TV show on TNN in the 90's. Bill should have jerked a knot in his tail 25 years ago IMHO. Spoiled brat + internet + attention whor€ + horn porn + $$$ = situations like this.