WHO ARE THE BUCK BOYZ?? We are two of Saskatchewan's small towners who grew up on the grasslands and in the trees. Both Jed and I have been hunting since we were about 10 years old. We are currently shooting some film for National Television and hope to have it to air later this year or first thing next year. We are two guys that just love to Hunt!! We are most comfortable outside and love where we live, the best hunting and fishing in the entire world. Pretty bold statement given the different places around the world, but we stand by it!! We are out to have great hunts, meet great people, swap stories, occasionally have a few pops and just really get it out there what hunting is all about. After all, it is "All About The Hunt" Check out the website if you like, buy something or dont, it's not about the money for us one bit, we just want to go hunting...And I hope we bump into some of you out there, Hunters are in fact the warmest and greatest people out there....I will tip one back for all the Hunters across the world tonight...Cheers everyone, Get Hunt'n!!

Best Regards,

JP, Buck Boyz

You guys are 15????? Hahahaha.....you little buggers, I thought you were a lot older than that.....never mind then, when you are old enough to know what hunting and work and beer are all about then you can start tossing words around, till then go get a job and quit stirring things up on here, I have had a long enough week already without this crap....take care you guys!

Thanks you guys, we dont try to come off as being arrogant or anything really, I am a full time Police Officer and X army guy to so that sometimes may come out a little, we are good guys and we are all about the hunt as our logo reads....this is a company that I have worked very hard to build and my family and freinds have been kind enough to help me get the name out there, without getting the name out there it will be nothing, and I am afraid of that happening....I am building this up to show my son how it goes and to have somehting to hand off to him when he is old enough.....I Love Hunting, it is my life, it what I earn a low salary for really stressful work for....I may have over reacted and to my defense I really thought it may have been somebody out there trying to impress upon people an image of the company that I really dont want, that nobody would want, it does happen....You guys, I am going to have a cold one, for you and for everyone else out there who truly is a hunter through and through, that is what I am about, I am a nobody in the commercial world, I would like to be somebody and some day it might happen but I really have to rely on those out there to help take me there, it's a very tough road to travel down....take care you guys and cheers!!

Buck Boyz

Thank You.

Hey MB915, we hunt both private and public lands here in Saskatchewan...the majority of our deer population in the south likes to hang out where there is good mixture of farm land and bush...It could take a whole day just to hunt a section of land around here due to the terrain....We aren't allowed to have "game ranches" per say, not that I don't agree with them, we just aren't accustomed to hunting them...everything we hunt is fair chase and "wild"...We film on a switch off basis, where one guy will be on the gun and the other on the camera...We primarly hunt with just the two of us but we do hunt with others as well on occasion, depending on where we are.....When we head up north we like to have someone with us who knows about the area. Most, if not all our forest (Also called Crown Land) is public land and anyone (Who is a Resident) can hunt on it. Most of the people around this area are very hunter friendly and will allow you to hunt on their land also, some welcome us hunters when we knock on the door and ask permission, just because the deer and elk populations can be so high in some areas and really have a negative effect on agriculture. We spend just about all the time we are not hunting on scouting or whenever time allows, it's tough sometimes having a full time career and a family and a business to run to find the time but we do put a lot of blood, sweat and tears into mapping, scouting, trail cams and the prep work involved in setting up blinds or digging goose pits or putting out barrels and making contacts. We also like to speak with some of the people in the communities and ask them if they know of anyone having difficulties with animals ruining crops, if we can harvest a nice animal and help one of our local farmers out then everyone wins and there is a good chance you will be invited back again next year. I hope this answered your questions, if not please let me know and I will do my best to find the answers for ya.

Best Regards,

JP Buck Boyz

Thats too bad Matt, I think it is getting worse and worse all over the place, here is no exception and it will likely get worse before it gets better......Being a cop is awesome Matt, I cant describe it any better than that...I strongly encourage you to give a try in a few years, you wont regret it one bit....it can be a lot of work and unwanted stress for little pay, but I wouldn't give it up for the world....and it puts a few dollars in my pocket so I can go hunting which is also a great perk...I hope things turn around in your cities down there, ours to, I know many Police Officers from the United States and it seems that no matter where you go in the world we are all brothers and sisters, its a feeling like no other and I hope you do get the chance to experience that Matt...Take Care.

JP Buck Boyz

A lot of the job does involve traffic related offences or calls for service...And sometimes they are the most unpredictable situations one can be in...I have, on a few occasions, been in some very intense situations, to the point where I thought I may have to take a life, which all officers dread of having to do in their entire career, so they can be very dangerous. A good mind set to have when dealing with people, regardless of what walk of life they come from, is to remain proffesional and respective at all times and treat everyone the same....the human being is the most unpredictable creature on the planet, so if you keep a guard about yourself at all times but also have the ability to be empathetic and sympathetic you will do just fine. Common sense goes a long way and you do learn how to develope that "extra sense" after a while. Time and place for everything as they say. Your every minute on the job can go from 0 to 60 in the blink of an eye and then back down to 0 again, depending on the outcome of a particular situation, the etreme highs and lows of adrenaline and emotion can certainly take its toll on a person....it is a very demanding job both physically and mentally, but it is the odd time that you can save a life or end a potentially life threatening situation peacefuly or if you are lucky enough to hear the words "Thank You", that makes you want to do it all over again the next day. If you want to be a cop bad enough Matt it will happen and I am sure that your respective departement will help you prepare for that day when you do "Hit the Streets". The best thing about the job, hands down, are the people you work with and meeting other cops from all over the world, were cut from the same cloth and it really is an honor to be a part of that. Stick with it though man, being a cop is a very rewarding career...Take Care!

Your Dad is a smart man, no doubt about that, having what we call "The Gift of the Gab" is a very useful tool when being a POlice Officer, if you are good with you mouth and mind you can most certainly end most situations by simply talking to people...again though time and place for everything, still gotta keep that guard up though, you jsut never know these days who is who and what their true intentions really are....scary place we live in these days...I am glad I hunt and spend so much time outdoors, it helps keep things in perspective and lets me know how much more there is to life than just "Bad Stuff." I'm a pretty lucky guy when I do think about it, have a good career, great family, great friends and I still find the time to do what I love...I guess that is the main reason why I am a cop, it's to help keep things the way they are so me and others can enjoy the things in life that really matter...You seem like a good kid Matt and I hope that you do get to become what you want down the road and if it is a cop that you want to be, then the best of luck to you man, you won't regret it one bit.