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@@joesabedra8792 yup they work well

@Tinyshooterbill most with great difficulty! However a lot are left for the earth and the scavengers. Here in nz we have zero predators and every mammal is introduced. They need control or else the eco.systems struggle. The government spends millions on culling many different species and hunters play a part in this here. We have no seasons, limits and many different introduced species. Hope this helps understand this kind of shooting

@@re-engineeringme9758 thank you

@@AmNeuberg danke!

@@11alpey haha thank goodness indeed!

@@baywarra thank you

@@kingy300wby they are bloody good! Love it

The price is pretty good, especially for how well the spotting scope performs!

@@rayhugo3379 very good!

@@Simon_Nonymous haha good plan! Love how light it is for an 80mm objective

@@richardt.4224 sure did!

@aliceduser6347 I didn't know what it was through the camera cos of the snow.. but through the scope it was very clearly a wallaby!

To be a little more clear, I'm filming on my own and I'd seen it with binos and thermal. Got camera on it buy couldn't make it put clearly on the credit card sized screen covered in snow. Hit record and then got behind the rifle with a very good scope. Clear as day that it's a wallaby.. took the shot and then got back behind the camera to tell ppl what it was. Hope that makes sense

@@ChasetheWildNZ I think the issue for most is the surprised sounding sentence after the shot “Ah, a bloody wallaby, oh well, it’s dead now”. At any rate, anything on the internet will be put under the microscope and people will judge as they see fit. If you know you are in the right I shouldn't worry about it too much. If you were in the wrong, learn from it :)

@aliceduser6347 good advice for sure. I think the surprise bit was because I was hoping it was a pig or the nanny tahr I'd seen in that area 20 mins before.. Yes people certainly jump to conclusions and editing changes the sequence of things.. don't think ppl want to watch the 5 mins of the camera focusing on the snow while I watched the wallaby and waited for the nanny tahr to show itself.. in the end the 5cm on snow on me made my patience wear thin! Wallaby meat is as good as tahr in sausages sometimes!

@joebob4609 thank you! Certainly put some effort in the testing.. I have another with normal supressors that hasn't got any where near as many views

@ I’ll check it out. I tried once to make some videos. I know how much work they are. An I didn’t put near this much effort into it. Thanks again for the hard work and information. If you ever have 15 minutes to kill go watch my best zero for 22 lr.

@Simon_Nonymous so lucky.. and that's a pretty average example too.

@MikeEaston-h9s if you can get any 6 with a fast twist barrel like a 1-7.5 then use the 108gr eldm or the new 109gr eldm. I've had excellent results with these. Big wound channels in big hinds. Even at 600 yards. It features in a few of my vids if you take a look. The HOG HUNTING one shows it against pigs and red deer and goats

@spamc9365 thanks man. Much appreciated. It's a tikka CTR bottom metal and mag inletted on a normal t3. The 10 round mag is double stack and works flawlessly

@fosterprice5690 thanks mate. Yes it's been too long!

@MT_precision 108 and 109gr eld-ms. I also run the 180gr eldm in my 7mm RM. Fantastic hunting bullet if used right (not super fast into hard target at point blank

@@ChasetheWildNZ I'm running a 175 ELDX in 7PRC at 3010 fps in one of my rifles. This season I killed several whitetail deer including a 220 pound buck. For what it's worth that bullet blew through both shoulders on 4 deer inside 200 yards, closest shot was only 70 yards. I have shot the factory Hornady ELDM 180s in 2 other 7PRCs at around 2850 to 2900 fps. Hunted with it in the 2023 season with 2 of my other 7PRCs and it did well with a close shot at 45 yards and a further shot at 235 yards, again blew through whitetail deer shoulder bones. I took pics and video of in and out holes. They work the same as any hunting bullet I've ever used. I have a bunch of Tikka 7RemMags. Will have to load some 180 ELDMs and see how they do. What powder you using? I'm in the US. I have Hodgdon Retumbo, H1000, H4831SC, IMR4831, Reloder 22, 19, VVN560, 565, 568, 570. What speeds you getting also?

@@MT_precision 108 eldms and 109gr eldms.. they work amazing

We use 103gr ELD-X in our 6mm CM pretty much one shot kills out to 400M so far

@@ChasetheWildNZ awesome thanks mate

@@richardt.4224 they are very useful with limited time!

@@tomeickhorst6787 holy.. that's running fast! Be dynamite on small game! I've never tried smaller than 108gr to be fair as it's a fast twist barrel

I run a 243Win and I push my 90gn ELD-X at 3100fps and have taken game at over 400Yds. I would imagine that the 55gn would get blown about at those distances!

My 243 has a 9.25 in 1 twist. I've been thinking about trying some light stuff but I'm not sure what twist rate works well

@JamesDenison-j6y slow twist like that will.work for lighter bullets

Heavier projectiles are required for longer ranges

Thank you!

Accuracy is certainly key.. and knock down power, as in (knocking them off their feet) is indeed not what happens, however. Using a larger bullet with good speed and designed to create a huge wound channel at the impact speed, gives you a better margin of error than smaller cartridges. Certainly a spine shot is usually the reason for an instant drop in an animal and you do see that a lot in some videos. Also you are right that an instant drop if the result of destroying or overwhelming the CNS. However there is a large bunch of nerves within the CNS that is just above the heart and lung junction. On an animal this is slightly forward of the leg.. (on the outline) when I destroy the shoulder with a good bullet. That's my target.. and it drops them very well. I have dropped wild cattle in the same way. This isn't a base of the neck shot.. but still within the chest cavity. Destroying both shoulders doesn't make them drop from the structural support damage. It's a huge CNS overload/destroying it. I have seen this 1000s of times and is very well documented by www.ballisticstudies.com

@AT-HB-4120 thank you! A lot of time goes into it that's for sure. Love if you could subscribe.. algorithms don't love hunting content!

@juantovar4861 thank you! Lots more on the channel. Love it if you could subscribe

A Love doesnt really answer my question, but ty, I think your nice too.

@@SimonPerry-cz4ke 😁

@lalkirati4067 sadly here in nz the purpose of this trip was population control as well as hunting for meat for families. We have zero predators and the numbers go crazy without hunting

@GabeG-v2i the 6mm CM is s gen2 nexus by element optics. The 7prc I believe is a SFP nightforce. The 223 was a Burris and the 308 is a sightron S-tac

We fed 6 families with this meat. But also here in NZ, we have no predators and every mammal is introduced. They need control or there is no balance and our native species and plants suffer.

@varmint223 the L35 had the lower resolution sensor. 384 vs 640. Aldo the base magnification is higher with the L35. The rest is pretty similar. I'd recommend going for the 640 res sensor every day if you can save your pennies. I know a sale or two will be coming up in NZ nearer the roar. The L35 higher base mag means it's more suited for glassing hills and slopes 300m + away from you and less useful up close for wallaby and rabbits etc. T Just a smaller field of view of that makes sense

@@aeriyehettt no.. we towed a trailer up for as much meat as possible and fed about 6 families

@ChasetheWildNZ i will subscribe 4 that🤣✌️👍

@aeriyehettt thank you!! Much appreciated

@@benhuntinfish44 we very much are!! If you're ever over give me a bell

@@HunterHoward787R thanks!

It will work bloody well with those. Try the 80gr eldms too

@ChasetheWildNZ they will be ok in the 1-8" twist in the 223?

@stephenferguson6363 should be with the extra speed. But also very similar pill to the 75gr

@danielsutherland8272 best way to stop you from falling down the cliff

@richardtumarae350 it was mostly collected. Fed about 6 families I think. We took a trailer up haha hence why we had to winch some areas

@Ihavenofilter-12345 no. Great meat saver. Thanks for watching. Heaps more on the channel if you're keen to check them out

@@PencilProper 😁😁😁😁

@@briankadams66 haha he was certainly confused!

@effapisa4873 here we have no predators and all mammals are introduced. They need control or our native plants and environment suffer hugely. Currently our government is running a national competition to cull goats and they spend millions every year on poisons. Sadly it's the reality of some countries

@jamescrydeman540 yes it's a totally different skill. I bow hunt too. Not suited to control numbers though

@@ChasetheWildNZ Culling is not hunting. To get your British Army Sniper badge, you have to cross at least 1600 metres unseen by the strategically placed observers, if you are seen at any point up until an observer, who is summoned to the shooter by the shooter by commands giving distance and directions is able to touch the shooter, whose shot had to be under 400 metres, is able to touch the shooter . At the point where the observer summoned to the shooter is standing by the shooter and can touch him the summoned observer asks the other observer if any can see the shooter ,if so the shooter fails. The summoned observer asks the same of all the other observers each time the shooter gives the summoned observer directions to him. So effectively trained qualified snipers have been taught an essential element of hunting, moving about but being unseen by numerous sets of eyes.

@jamescrydeman540 I thought it was under 200m they had to get here. I believe it's 200m here in Nz. I have a few mates who have passed that and were snipers back in the day.

@@ChasetheWildNZ The friend with the snipers badge said in Britain you start out in a valley with observers posted all round and through it, you start 2000 metres from the target and are not allowed to shoot until you have passed 1600 mteres, you can go further if you wish, It’s more about the concealment than the marksmanship, though by this stage of your military development and with your interest in the snipers badge your marksmanship is probably up there anyway.

@jamescrydeman540 yes it's all about concealment and observations. I think they then have to back out and be unseen after their shot too! Sadly their factory ammo let's them down a bit on the shooting front. We have competed against the NZ team in a civilian long range and hunting competition out to 2kms and their ammo wasn't doing them favour's with ES of over 70fps reliable hits out far aren't really possible

@sharlenejukes117 he is a lucky man if you are scope shopping for him!! I often use 15-20 power for the longer shots. You can't go wrong with the SFP helix HDLR 2-16 power. Bloody good scope as an all rounder. Great for the price too.

@sjvche7675 every animal we hunt is invasive here in Nz. We have no land mammals that are native and zero predators

@English_Speaking_Fox amen they do! Heavy pills are the way to go! A fast twist 243 is the same. I have a load of 109gr eldms which are even better.

@@ChasetheWildNZ I bought myself a new Tikka Aspire in 243Win for my 70th, at the time I was unaware that a 1 in 8 twist was coming out and ended up with the 1 in 10 😭. I found the ELD-X in 90grn worked well, but it doesn't like anything over 100grn. Over the last years I have taken two fallow at 350yds & 375yds and one red at 355yds, all clean shots. My limit is 400yds on deer and 600yds on goats and Wallabies, I shoot nowhere near as good as Jake. I have organised three days on wallabies for next week, it will be interesting to see what it can do!