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PA Bruiser Buck Profiles w/ Dustin Adam

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This week we kick off a new series breaking down stories from Pennsylvania hunters who found success harvesting mature buck this past season.  With just shy of 1 million licensed hunters in PA, many of which are deer hunters, it can be a daunting task setting your sights on bucks that are 4 to 5 years of age or older.  What can be more difficult is taking the step to pass a young buck.  We encourage all hunters to be fair chase, ethical, and most importantly pursue what makes them happy!  Every hunter needs to enjoy their time in Creation and harvest standards should be made by the individual.  This series aims to provide hope to those who want to take the next step chasing big whitetail bucks but still remain skeptical of letting a younger bucks pass.

This week, Dustin Adam shares his introduction into hunting and how over time he became infatuated with mature deer.  Not only do we get to hear the story of his back-to-back bruiser’s taken with a bow, he shares his frustration of learning the patience needed to shoot big bucks.  He also talks about the importance of passing on the hunting heritage with family and friends, and how he includes family during his time in the woods.

 

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