Was waiting waiting and waiting, finally saw this new video, nice one. Hare season is almost done here NS by the end of this month. Hope see more your awsome hunting videos. Cheers.
Is there a certain time of day you prefer? What about weather? Sunny days right after a snow storm? Sometimes I struggle finding hares in spite of all the sign. I think crunchy snow spooks them out ahead of me before I can see them.
I’ve noticed that a few times, sound can jump them out early before you can even get close. I find walking at a super slow and non- aggressive pace helps them stick around. Sunny days are best, especially in March. They love sitting just outside of their holes and cover during the day to soak up the rays. When it’s cold and snowy I’ve found them laying underneath structures more frequently or even down inside their tunnels to escape the temps and adverse condition. The crappy days are still worth the hunt tho, just might not see as many!
I got a nice hare the other day. It ran from me 4 times and got away so I walked off down the road. came back about 30 minutes later, heard something in the trees, look over and see him just sitting right on a log giving the perfect shot. Only had 10 minutes of shooting light left, it was such a thrill! Making some Rabbit bourguignon tomorrow
That’s awesome, great to hear the story! Glad you got it even after it ran away. That way of cooking it will do the rabbit justice forsure, it’ll be unreal. Hope you get out for some more👌
Snowshoe Hare hunting was my favorite type of hunting. My uncle and i would hunt 2-3 times a week in Quebec and Ontario during the week. We would never hunt on weekends, too many hunters. Never seen another hunter during the week days. Started hunting at 8 years old and hunted for over 45 years. Im too ill to hunt now, but will never forget the great times with my uncle. What state or province were you hunting in?
@@TheNorthLando I think it's just how they're made! But almost no one hunts them without a dog here. It's almost considered sacrilege to hunt anything without a dog actually. And to hunt most species requires access to a tracking dog.
Hi, I'm making a short film and I'd like to use some of your video footage in my film. Would you allow me to use some of the footage from your videos on youtube? My short film is for a contest in a film festival in Montreal and I have no budget to make it. Basically it's a story about a hunter who gets hunted and I would like to use about 4 sequences where we see the rabbit in the forest and one sequence where you manage to reach it. I guarantee you that I won't show your face. Do you agree?
yes a perfect hunt , dos not get any better than that !!!
I have been waiting for a new video, another great one!!
Great day in the woods, congrats.
Canada is so awesome.
Was waiting waiting and waiting, finally saw this new video, nice one. Hare season is almost done here NS by the end of this month. Hope see more your awsome hunting videos. Cheers.
Have ideas for others before the end of winter! Thanks for watching again!
What caliber are you using? Great hunt 👍
17hmr
17 HMR!
Is there a certain time of day you prefer? What about weather? Sunny days right after a snow storm? Sometimes I struggle finding hares in spite of all the sign. I think crunchy snow spooks them out ahead of me before I can see them.
I’ve noticed that a few times, sound can jump them out early before you can even get close. I find walking at a super slow and non- aggressive pace helps them stick around. Sunny days are best, especially in March. They love sitting just outside of their holes and cover during the day to soak up the rays. When it’s cold and snowy I’ve found them laying underneath structures more frequently or even down inside their tunnels to escape the temps and adverse condition. The crappy days are still worth the hunt tho, just might not see as many!
Congratulations, nice videography, which camera are you using ? Thanks
Thankyou, appreciate it! It’s a Nikon, unsure of the model I’ll have to get back to you on that!
Ohhhh yes!
I got a nice hare the other day. It ran from me 4 times and got away so I walked off down the road. came back about 30 minutes later, heard something in the trees, look over and see him just sitting right on a log giving the perfect shot. Only had 10 minutes of shooting light left, it was such a thrill! Making some Rabbit bourguignon tomorrow
That’s awesome, great to hear the story! Glad you got it even after it ran away. That way of cooking it will do the rabbit justice forsure, it’ll be unreal. Hope you get out for some more👌
What region are you in?
Northwestern Ontario🤘
Nice day!
Can I ride in a truck and get close to rabbits in the wild?
What type of trails are you hunting on?
They’re just old logging roads that have young pine growth, I walk them till I find the condensed hare trails!
Love the vids. In what area of northern Ontario are you hunting?
Thanks for the support! Hunting within the Thunder Bay District
Pretty successful hunt. Like shooting fish in a barrel. Lol. I don't know if I could spot them to easily. Seems like looking for morel mushrooms.
That is one awesome hunt ! Nice size hares. Great videography too. You should have a very good channel following. I subscribed.👍👍👍🇺🇸✌🏻🙏🏽
thankyou, much appreciated!! Few more on the way👍
When does the season end in your area?
March 31st is the last day. Few years back you were able to hunt them till June 15th, but they changed the regs without any reasons in 2017.
@@TheNorthLando awe you going to get a few more videos out before the end of the season?
That would be awesome!!
Snowshoe Hare hunting was my favorite type of hunting.
My uncle and i would hunt 2-3 times a week in Quebec and Ontario during the week.
We would never hunt on weekends, too many hunters.
Never seen another hunter during the week days.
Started hunting at 8 years old and hunted for over 45 years.
Im too ill to hunt now, but will never forget the great times with my uncle.
What state or province were you hunting in?
Great to hear that story, glad hunting has left you with so many great memories. As it should! My videos are recorded in Northwestern Ontario
Great video!
right on dude now im gonna go out tom lol
what state is this?
Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
The hares we have here usually do not sit like this. They bolt as soon as you stop.
Strange, do they get lots of hunter pressure? They’re rarely hunted by people here, but lots of lynx and other predators.
@@TheNorthLando I think it's just how they're made! But almost no one hunts them without a dog here. It's almost considered sacrilege to hunt anything without a dog actually. And to hunt most species requires access to a tracking dog.
What gun is that
Ruger American .17 HMR
@NorthLand Adventures would that be the 16 inch barrel.
@@josepha-qz6il this one’s the 18” barrel, they make them in the 16” as well tho
I'm searching for snow hare hunting 🤗 finally I got you 'keep rock bro do some more boar hunting videos to .😍
Not that I'm giving you shit, but are you using a 5.7mm?
.17hmr, small 17gr round
@@TheNorthLando oh interesting. I usually only see people using .22lr
I can't see or find any rabbits.
I wish we had snowshoe like that here in pa unfortunately they’ve become the pa ghost
Hi, I'm making a short film and I'd like to use some of your video footage in my film. Would you allow me to use some of the footage from your videos on youtube? My short film is for a contest in a film festival in Montreal and I have no budget to make it.
Basically it's a story about a hunter who gets hunted and I would like to use about 4 sequences where we see the rabbit in the forest and one sequence where you manage to reach it. I guarantee you that I won't show your face.
Do you agree?
Forsure, wouldn’t bother me if you used clips off the vid
@@TheNorthLando thk you very much
👍👏🙏
I see you don't have aan older brother. If you had, you would have been yelled at real young for laying your gun down in the snow.
Haha they’re in fine condition, a tool for the field that’s cleaned after every outing. They’re no stranger to snow