I have to say that I honestly believe the Drury's film nothing but fair chase. They hunt the best areas: outfitters, private land, etc.(including there own farms) because people want them there. They are the hottest commodity in the video business period. They may hunt over food plots, but lets face it, if any of us owned a 1000 acre farm in Ill. or Iowa, and had the chance to develope a good buck to doe ratio in hopes of creating trophies we would all be out there with our plows and spreaders. I know I would. By the way I know a few people who have been on filmed hunts, and in a previous post it was mentioned about recreating the shot sequence. This is true, they do the draw, aim over again for better viewing pleasure. By the way my friends and I got three bow kills on film this year, all fair chase, all in the middle of the woods. Very challenging, twice the scent, twice the movement, twice the chance fornoise. It is fun to film, almost as fun as being the shooter.