Photos: Duck Dynasty’s Willie Robertson and His 5 Best Hunts

by Jon D. B.
written by Jon D. B.
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Duck Dynasty’s Willie Robertson has had his fair share of incredible hunts and resulting trophies. Outsider.com has gathered his 5 best right here.

Since the dawn of Duck Dynasty in 2012, Willie Robertson has been one of the biggest names in hunting. As the current CEO of Duck Commander, Robertson’s legacy within the sport continues.

In addition to Willie himself, friends and family alike have shared in his hunting triumphs. Below, we’ve gathered 5 of his all-time best hunts to celebrate the sportsman that keeps on giving: Willie Robertson.

5. Buck Commander Boys Take Down Gigantic Utah Mule Deer

For the Buck Commander boys, an annual hunting trip to Utah has become tradition. For this round, “Boss Hog” Willie Robertson joins in the hunt.

“It’s our annual trip to Utah and this time, Boss Hogg has joined the group!” their Youtube page says. “While everyone else is chasing elk, he’s after GIANT MULE DEER!!!” And giant it is. Within, Robertson and the BC crew set out on a string of evening hunts. Knowing deer thrive at dawn and dusk, evening hunts can be very productive.

And as Robertson finds out, this is solid truth in Utah. Within, the bossman bags a phenomenally large mule deer buck you’ll have to see to believe.
https://youtu.be/U-1Mfa-pMRI

4. Willie & Spaz Take Down Huge Buck

Back in April, Willie Robertson came upon a “new best friend”. For this hunt, Willie brought along an expert tracker. “Meet Spaz the 🦌 tracker,” the post gleams.

Together, the two were able to track and down an enormous buck, with a point register any hunter would be happy with. While the post doesn’t give much more information on the hunt, there is a video available on Buck Commander’s Youtube that showcases this inaugural hunt together.

Regardless, seeing these two in action together is worth it. Any harvest secured with a hunting pal like Spaz is worth celebrating. And such a magnificent trophy is worthy of a spot on this list, even if high up.

3. Willie, Luke Bryan, & Jason Aldean Hunt Whitetail

While whitetail may not be as exciting as some of the other bags on this list, this hunt still proves endlessly entertaining. Within, Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, and Willie Robertson “hunt and explain how to use and hunt with a Flextone Rut Hunter game call.”

During their hunt, Jason Aldean manages to harvest a super impressive whitetail buck. And despite the hard product placement at the beginning, however, their Flextone rut call seems to work flawlessly.

Following Aldean’s score, Robertson himself sets up in a tree stand. Armed with his compound bow, Willie puts patience to the test. For it, he also brings home an incredible whitetail trophy.
https://youtu.be/bMXOfejtXzA

2. Willie Robertson Bags Brilliant Blackbuck

Here, we see another impressive trophy. While hunting in Texas, Robertson bags a huge male blackbuck. Given this is a controlled hunt, however, this doesn’t make #1 on the list.

Blackbuck are not native to North America. Also known as the Indian antelope, they are native to the other side of the planet. Countries like India, Nepal, and Pakistan house these beauts.

“Check out this awesome blackbuck Willie got on a recent trip to Texas! 😍 Deer season maybe out but has anyone else ever hunted exotics?” the post clarifies of the exotic hunt. Regardless of this being a native kill or not, exotic trophy hunts on non-endangered species can be the thrill of a lifetime.

1. Willie Robertson Harvests Massive Bull Elk

By far one of Robertson’s most impressive bags is this enormous Idaho bull elk. Friend and fellow hunter Jordy Summitt was on hand to record the hunt. And he is in awe of Willie’s bag here.

“Elk hunting is still relatively new to both of us,” Summitt says. “We learned so much over the course of this trip! We were both prepared to go home with an empty tag but a wealth of experience!! He earned this bull for sure!”

Earned it, indeed! Bagging a beautiful bull of this magnitude with a bow is no small feat, as any elk hunter will tell you. In Buck Commander’s official post for Willie’s hunt, the brand specifies that Robertson bullseyed the bull at a phenomenal distance of 77 yards.

Buck Commander Celebrates Robertson’s Incredible “77 Yard Bomb”

“Respect 👊 That’s what we’ve got for these elk,” Buck Commander begins. Detailing their hunt further, BC details they “had multiple chances to close the deal but something would go wrong just about every time. We’ve hiked over 130 miles in the back country with no electricity, no phones, no service… just being out in God’s creation – it was AWESOME!”

According to the team, the bull made them “work for it”. In the end, they were ” rewarded with not only a life-changing experience but this awesome bull too!”

BC then lays massive congratulations on Willie Robertson for his massive harvest. “Congrats @realwilliebosshog , he dropped a 💣 on this guy at 77 yards!!!” And with that, they conclude “The Idaho elk hunting saga is complete!”
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Respect 👊 That’s what we’ve got for these elk. Bowhunting in Idaho has been full of ups and downs over the last 15 days. We’ve had multiple chances to close the deal but something would go wrong just about every time. We’ve hiked over 130 miles in the back country with no electricity, no phones, no service… just being out in God’s creation – it was AWESOME! He made us work for it and we were rewarded with not only a life changing experience but this awesome bull too! Congrats @realwilliebosshog , he dropped a 💣 on this guy at 77 yards!!! The Idaho elk hunting saga is complete! Willies Setup: Mathews VXR Easton FMJ arrows HHA TETRA sight NAP Thunderhead 100 grain

A post shared by Buck Commander (@officialbuckcommander) on Sep 25, 2020 at 5:42pm PDT

Even with such phenomenal trophies under his belt, Willie Robertson is far from done. The life-long hunter is still at it, just having harvested a massive buck in Texas.

For more of Willie’s incredible hunts, stay tuned to us here at Outsider.com.

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