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  • Опубликовано: 7 янв 2025

Комментарии • 44

  • @alf0ns0preciadog0nzalez6
    @alf0ns0preciadog0nzalez6 3 года назад

    I love my outdoor tv.program hunting big game buck is real tome an placer watching hours hunt videos

  • @YFAL43
    @YFAL43 4 года назад +1

    Really nice hunting video. Waiting for next !

  • @joseclovis9665
    @joseclovis9665 3 года назад +1

    Grande Caçador👏👏

  • @YFAL43
    @YFAL43 4 года назад +2

    Very nice video and happy hunters with so much oportunities to shoot ! A french hunter.

  • @stefantrarbach9961
    @stefantrarbach9961 4 года назад

    Its a very nice Wildboars.

  • @obiorah1
    @obiorah1 4 года назад +3

    Confidence on the Range is important before the hunt well done Excellent, Good Shooting,

  • @douaher9646
    @douaher9646 4 года назад +2

    Great hunting video, waiting for the next episode 👍

  • @massonjunior
    @massonjunior 3 года назад

    Rolalala énorme ! Mais où sont ces territoires?

  • @musFuzZ
    @musFuzZ 4 года назад +1

    Oh my sides, when the strongman guy took the first boar, and tried speaking english, and i had automatic subtitles on, 😭 oh my god.
    *confused swenglish noises*
    Nothing made sense. Like if he was stoned.😂 I was crying gasping for air.
    And then the second guy makes just the same confused noises. Oh my god, i swear this is the funniest shit i have seen.

  • @deannakoa3
    @deannakoa3 2 года назад

    I wanna come do this

  • @deannakoa3
    @deannakoa3 2 года назад

    Hello What type of guns are these ? I need one in my life and Caliber ? and How can I get one ?

  • @PeterParker-hw5rv
    @PeterParker-hw5rv 3 года назад

    I would love to go do this I highly respect them for using bolt actions I use a Remington model 700 7mm mag with open sites for deer and I've taken them at 400 yds with sites I'm surprised none of them use sites instead of the red dot optics

    • @PeterParker-hw5rv
      @PeterParker-hw5rv 3 года назад +1

      @Gunnamor30 your probably rite I didn't think of that! They are definitely skilled shooters

    • @rudysroots2789
      @rudysroots2789 2 года назад +1

      In Europe they still make rifle’s with open sights, in America you have to look to find a bolt gun with open sights.

    • @petrameyer1121
      @petrameyer1121 2 года назад

      Red dots give you a better overview of the surroundings, instead of a scope that will limit the view.

    • @noellasure4063
      @noellasure4063 Год назад

      The Red Dot allows the shooter to be focused on the animal instead of the front sight.
      When sexing and sizing animals on the run, the Red Dot is far more important as a tool than the desire to adhere to “in my day, we didn't need principles.”
      The process of European hunting is rooted in history and tradition but has the practical purpose of ecological balance, guaranteeing the future of the entire ecosystem.
      Modern tools like sighting aids, moderators, advanced ammunition technology, etc, are accepted due to the enhancement of the outcome.

  • @Arion410
    @Arion410 4 года назад

    What's the make and model of this GREAT rifle?

  • @thevoyageur2152
    @thevoyageur2152 3 года назад +2

    Great vlog guys but better check the narrators script next time. That was a Moose cow. There aren’t any elk in Europe.

  • @MrVhlee
    @MrVhlee 4 года назад

    FUN SHOOTING

  • @rudysroots2789
    @rudysroots2789 2 года назад

    Anyone know these rifle’s?

    • @housearea
      @housearea Год назад

      One of it is Sig Sauer S202 Classic.

  • @hazelumbrella9485
    @hazelumbrella9485 4 года назад +2

    Wish I could go hunting with you guys

  • @kaleross8813
    @kaleross8813 2 года назад

    Did anybody question the man's knowledge when the "elk" walks by. I'm no expert on animals but im pretty sure that was a moose. There's not many similarities

    • @moosehunter2477
      @moosehunter2477 2 года назад +1

      They call them elk in many parts of Europe, and another fun fact, the word moose has its origins in the Algonquain peoples of northeastern North America. Of course they refer to the North American elk by the name Wapiti

  • @benedictmueller4362
    @benedictmueller4362 4 года назад

    If they hunt on German drivenhunts... why aren’t they wearing signalvests which is the rule on drivenhunts

  • @twojstarynachlany
    @twojstarynachlany 4 года назад +4

    14:34
    i'm not sure that's elk XD

    • @raffaelkupfer1642
      @raffaelkupfer1642 4 года назад +3

      In British English this animal is called elk

    • @petrameyer1121
      @petrameyer1121 2 года назад

      Because moose in Europe are called Elch or variations in other languages. Nobody knows why you would call a red deer species an elk.

  • @lukasdinter1289
    @lukasdinter1289 4 года назад

    1:00:50 .. dropped like in a movie

  • @williecosgrove
    @williecosgrove 4 года назад +1

    21/42 people think stupid pig rolling in the mud . No cleaver pig roll in mud and mask scent from dogs

  • @anderslood5241
    @anderslood5241 4 года назад

    Jens should learn how to put safety on after his final shots. Not put it up into the sky, change magazine and then put the safety on. That is one of the first things you learn in huntingschool.

  • @19james60
    @19james60 4 года назад

    come to the usa and see how many you get

  • @philiprasokat3559
    @philiprasokat3559 4 года назад +7

    Ballern im Bordell

  • @jacknicholls6331
    @jacknicholls6331 3 года назад

    did he just call a moose and elk?????

    • @petrameyer1121
      @petrameyer1121 2 года назад +1

      Because moose in Europe are called Elch or variations in other languages. Nobody knows why you would call a red deer species an elk.

  • @thinyeongfong1229
    @thinyeongfong1229 3 года назад

    H.

  • @rafaeldesousa8319
    @rafaeldesousa8319 4 года назад

    Elk cow you
    Mean a moose cow lol

    • @ianscott9396
      @ianscott9396 4 года назад +1

      In Europe they are called Elk, Moose and Elk were probably misnamed by early settlers. Doesn't matter they all taste the same :)