I Shot A Giant Buck In 80 Degree Heat! | Ben Rising • Whitetail Edge
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The Kansas rut delivers another GIANT whitetail buck! Join Ben Rising on an unforgettable November bowhunt as a mature Kansas 10-pointer appears out of nowhere, leading to an intense shot and a long night of uncertainty.
After spotting an impressive buck cruising for does during the November rut, Ben and Javin make a move to set up in a tight pinch point near a bedding area. With Javin heading home, Ben returns to the stand alone the following morning.
Despite temperatures climbing near 80 degrees, the rut is still on! Around midday, a giant Kansas buck suddenly appears at just 20 yards, giving Ben a split-second opportunity.
After making the shot, Ben is left questioning the hit. Rather than risk pushing a wounded buck, he makes the decision to back out and wait until the following morning.
What happens next makes this Kansas bow hunt one Ben won’t soon forget!
From rut hunting strategies and stand placement to patience and recovery decisions, this hunt is packed with real-world whitetail hunting lessons.
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