The hunting trip begins with technical difficulties as the team sets up their cameras, discussing the unusual November warmth and an incoming cold front that could improve deer movement. Arriving in Kansas, they scout near a standing cornfield, hoping to spot a legendary double drop tine buck. While scouting, they encounter a buck recently seen on their cell camera, suspecting a hot doe may attract more deer.
Setting up near alfalfa fields and creek beds, they observe strong rut activity. A big buck appears but stays out of range despite their careful calling. Their hunt is briefly disrupted by a crop duster, but they remain focused. As the trip nears its end, slow deer movement forces them to adjust their stands for a final attempt.
Then, the long-awaited moment arrives—a giant double drop tine buck walks into range. The hunter takes the shot but isn’t immediately sure of the hit. Reviewing footage, they confirm a solid shot and track the blood trail, leading to their prized trophy. The team celebrates their rare find, reflecting on the challenges and triumphs of the week. They close the trip with a meal and laughter, cherishing the unforgettable hunt.
