Videos tagged with huntinggear

This video features Jared Mills discussing and comparing three common styles of turkey calls. He provides insights into the specific situations and hunting scenarios where each call style would be most effective in the turkey woods. The content is focused on the application of these calls for turkey hunting.

This YouTube video, titled "We almost Shot the Foxpro!", focuses on predator hunting, specifically targeting coyotes. The title suggests a tense or exciting moment during a hunting trip where the predator caller, Foxpro, was nearly shot, likely due to an accidental discharge or close call. The hashtags indicate the primary activities are predator hunting and coyote hunting, with a focus on using electronic calls for coyotes.

This YouTube video focuses on predator hunting, specifically calling coyotes using a Foxpro electronic caller. The title highlights the effectiveness of the caller in attracting coyotes, indicating a demonstration or successful hunt. The hashtags suggest topics like predator hunting, coyote, and coyote calling, with 'oneillops' likely referring to the channel or a specific location/person involved in the hunt.

This video from "Redneck Experiments" focuses on testing rain gear, specifically in the context of deer hunting and archery season. While the title and description don't mention any firearms directly, the hashtags clearly indicate a connection to hunting activities where firearms are typically used. The content likely evaluates the effectiveness of various rain apparel in outdoor, potentially wet, hunting conditions.

This video presents a "Top 10 Best Hunting Boots" list for 2020, aiming to help viewers choose appropriate footwear for hunting and outdoor adventures. It highlights the importance of durable and protective boots for various conditions. The description provides links to specific boot models from brands like Lacrosse, Irish Setter, and Rocky. While the primary focus is on hunting boots, the mention of "tactical boots" and "outdoor gear" in the hashtags suggests a broader appeal to individuals interested in outdoor activities and preparedness.