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Zeb Breuckman
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Montana Bird Hunting with Cesky Fouseks - Sharptail, Huns and Ducks
Bird hunting in Montana with Cesky Fouseks for Sharptail Grouse, Hungarian Partridge and Waterfowl. Quin, at 18 months old, is learning fast. I trained Quin to be to be steady to wing shot and fall this summer, and this was one of his first hunts where he was steady until released after I shot wild birds over his points. (Cesky Fouseks are a wirehaired versatile hunting breed from the Czech Republic, pronounced Chess-key Fo-sek, the name translated to English means Czech Moustache) Cesky Fouseks have also sometimes been called Bohemian Wirehaired Pointing Griffons.
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Montana Archery Elk Hunt 2024 6x6 bull
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Archery elk hunt in Montana 2024. Stalked, then bugled in and arrowed a 6 point bull. I used pack goats to pack him off the mountain. Also includes a time lapse of quartering the bull using the gutless method.
South Fork Salmon River (Idaho) Rapids 3' / 480cfs
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Major Rapids on the South Fork of the Salmon River near Yellow Pine, Idaho. Flow reading was 3' dropping to 2.85 feet (490-430cfs) by the end of the trip at gauge near Krassel Ranger Station. 0:00 Intro 00:13 Devil's Creek Rapids (V-) 02:21 Surprise / Citadel Rapids (V-) 03:27 Elk Creek Rapids (V) 06:52 Deer Creek / Mule Kick Rapids (V/IV) 08:47 Hettinger / Greyhound Rapids (V-) 09:59 Fall Cree...
Lochsa river 240517 Bloody Mary 11k
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Created with the #GoPro App on my iPhone.
Lochsa Falls 9k cfs 240518 Jen flipping
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Created with the #GoPro App on my iPhone.
Kayaking Gallatin River Mad Mile 240515 1700cfs
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Kayaking Gallatin River Mad Mile 240515 1700cfs
Hells Canyon Granite Rapids 30k cfs May 2024
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Hells Canyon Granite Rapids 30k cfs May 2024
Hells Canyon Wild Sheep Rapid 30k cfs
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Created with the #GoPro App on my iPhone.
Lava Falls, Colorado River in Grand Canyon. April 2024 9k cfs
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Lava Falls, Colorado River in Grand Canyon. April 2024 9k cfs
❤❤❤❤سلام 😢😢😢😢😢😅😅😅😅😅
muy bueno
Ese cazador mato demasiadas aves . ¿Se corre el riesgo de exterminar el uro gallo o lo que sea en esos campos? .El perro es precioso.
The birds very plentiful in the area and they are managed to prevent over hunting. Hunting is only open for a few months per year and only some fields can be hunted. The populations are affected more by the winter weather and the condition of the grass and brush than the hunter harvest.
good video friend how cool your goats are
الذبح أولا يأخي
Wow,das muss man noch können.Gruß aus Hamburg. 👍👍👍👐
Das sollte jeder Jäger können!
Piękne polowanie. My w Polsce, od 12 lat, walczymy o pozwolenie polowania z łukiem. Niestety, rząd nie chce dać pozwolenia. Szkoda. Mamy uprawnienia IBEP i musimy polować za granicą.
That is a shame, archery equipment is very effective when used by a skilled hunter. I hope the government gives you a chance to hunt with bow and arrow in the future. What animals would you hunt in Poland if archery was legal?
@@zebbreuckman My jeździmy na Słowację polować. W Polsce jest dużo zwierzyny. sarna europejska, jeleń szlachetny, dzik, daniel, muflon, łoś. Ja poluję też z bronią, ale wolę, lepiej lubię z łukiem. Mój łuk, to MATHEWS MR6 70#. Jest szybki, ale trochę głośny.
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Vcs são agraciados de mas por ter tantas opções de caças nos USA parabéns pelo abater 👍🏽
Thanks, we are very fortunate to have public land and wildlife to hunt
Buena cacería amigo
โคตรเลว so bad.
Бойові кози😊
Nis but ഫോറസ്ററ് പിടിക്കും 😂😂😂😂😂
Waow mantap👍👍
I don't always hunt deer, but every time I do, they decide to run a marathon! My skills are really bad, aren't they?
This is an excellent video. And a great hunt. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it
Dude, that was a beautiful shot! I almost felt like I was there. I live in Bozeman but did not get to hunt this year. Maybe next year though.
Wow
thanks for sharing, congrats!
Nice bull. Thanks for sharing. Those goats are clutch.
The goats did very good job for you this very first time for me!
What kind of knife did you use?!
It’s an outdoor edge 2.5” trailblaze pocket knife… it’s a bit small but it got the job done. I have used a similar outdoor edge 6” knife or a 6” rapala fillet knife in the past and I think that size is ideal. I was trying to reduce the size and weight of items in my pack and I didn’t have many options left since most of my stuff is pretty dialed in. Not sure if I will stick with the tiny knife for elk but I will definitely keep using it for deer and antelope.
congratulations nice bull ,and great video . only one question why did you not take the rib meat , ? why do huntrs leave the ribs , they are great , the bones of your kill elf ,moose , deer make awesome stews and they add flavor to any roast and broth ,
I would have needed to bone out the rib meat to haul it off the mountain. In the past when I have taken the rib meat off the bone in the field it ends up drying out a lot while it is being transported home in the game bags. There is so much dried meat to trim away that there is not much left to eat. I have had rib meat that is cooked bone in, and it is really good, but if I'm not able to keep the rib meat on the bone I don't take it (unless the game laws require salvaging it).
So nice to see the goats help pack out the meat. ❤
Bom dia! Eu gosto muito dos arcos mongol ,recurvos , madeira clássica ( madeira de bordo e aqui no Brazil ipê rosa) mas este arco que você está usando( arco composto de roldanas) é excelente, junto com a balestras de roldanas são obras primas da humanidade. Que você sempre tenha ótimas caçadas!!
Nice one man, have to say, it was a hot, smokey opening weekend this year
Yeah, I was surprised this bull was active during the mid afternoon given the hot weather
So cool ,with those goats helping you.
Well done Zeb. Nice harvest! I love the pack goats as opposed to other four legged options. You don’t need a trailer to get them to and from and they are built for traversing that exact kind of terrain.
Yes, they are pretty low maintenance affordable pack animals. And very easy to care for in the field. They will eat almost anything and do not require frequent watering
Men that is no neat having gots to help with the packing out meat. 😂😂 congrats
11,000 x 7.49 = how many gallons / second
It’s good you told us the yardage just for my benefit anyway..it looked like over to the next county. I think I saw you sharpen your knife twice ? Did you have Grizzly spray close at hand or not? I’ve done quite a few myself always start struggling somewhere in there cut the top then under then back to the top. Should have had the camera man give you a hand. I liked it a lot and to me that’s what matters 😅😅😅
Actually used a tiny little outdoor edge pocket knife that was brand new. Made it through the whole process without sharpening it but it was ready for a touch up when I got done
New friend from Alberta great bull and video Congrats. it's a lot of work and you did a fabulous job taking us with you
ALBERTA👍🏻👍🏻
I'm impressed! Love the pack goats. We're you able to pack out in one trip?
Yes, 6 goats can get all the meat out in one load. I usually carry a hind quarter myself so that I don’t have to bone it out and have the goats carry the rest of the meat and my camping gear
Hell of a shot.
How much weight do the goats carry?
@@johnallen713they carry 30-40lbs of cargo each plus the weight of their packsaddles
Great video love the pack goats never seen that before. Congrats on the bull nice harvest.
Pretty crappy you left the ribs and neck
@@TrashHunt you don’t cape it out pull the quarters and the backstrap then flip it over and lay the ribs on the dirt to come back to them later!!
Great video. Ninety-five percent of folks would not understand it.
Nice bull. We always take the neck, rib and flanks with us. Scavengers don't like the slim pickings off our elk carcasses.
Oh and the front second watch.Man I wish I’d seen this last week,very skilled.Were you a full body mount?doing? ??youtube ,why can I not go back and fix typos??
Surgical techniques,I’ll be watching this every August. So clean and well thought out-note the second hind comes off laying perfectly balanced on the carcass for a one man bag move.
That was cool - great work!
That was a precision job on the Gutless method very well done 👍 Nice Bull congrats
Thanks 👍
Awesome!
Thanks Goldie!
The lower part Fall Creek 3 rapid reminds me a bit of Green Wall rapid on the Illinois River in Oregon, except with the big wall on the left bank instead of the right.
I know those were hard rapids but you made them look easy
I think we did the first raft descent of the South Fork by raft in 83, 84 and 85. 12 foot Avon Adventurer with wood oars and frame. Not many people there in those days. It was and remains a beautiful river. Wish I could go back one more time.
Great video and I agree a fantastic river. Unfortunately, posting video footage of an otherwise quiet, but most amazing river will surely bring many more people to check it out. I don't mind sharing, but such beauties are few and far between. We can expect an increase in crowds in the coming years. Sharing your footage is great, please consider sharing privately with your mates rather than advertising for the world at large
Favorite river of all time I think. I went on a raft-supported trip running a Mad River ME. In an open boat, you treat large waves as rocks, and then back ferry on the back side to line up your next approach. Oh, and treat every hole with respect unless you feel like doing an epic surf while your kayaking buddies sit in an eddy and laugh.
Sounds awesome, I bet that was a wild ride! That river has plenty of rocks to avoid in it already, even without having to dodge the big waves
Hell yeah! We launched the same day as you guys we were the big group of SOTARS.
You guys had a bunch of sweat lookin boats! Did you run Hettinger / Greyhound right down the middle like we did in the video? Wondering if there's a better line for that one.
@@zebbreuckman Thank you! We ran Hettinger down the middle same as you guys. A friend of ours flipped on the left wall once so now we only go down the middle. But it looks like with a little more water you can just stay on the right the entire time and not have to make that cut back move.
@@zebbreuckman
Is there a video of the whole run?