Please help me understand, I dont understand how you can appreciate the beauty of an animal and then kill it? what is the thought process behind having respect for the animal and its life... then shooting it, just dont get it. you say it yourself its not about the kill, then why kill it?
First of all, thanks for asking the question respectfully and thanks for watching the video in its entirety! In regards to the moose, or any other animal, I think it is the greatest responsibility to only hunt the oldest most mature of any species. Because of hunters dollars states, like the state of Alaska are able to take annual census of hunt-able species and from that info determine the health of each individual species which in turn allows them to set a hunt-able quota that not only will sustain the species for generations to come, but hopefully also improve it. These particular studies not only in Alaska, but other parts of the US have been able to identify certain diseases and because detected early were able to be treated and in some cases prevented the entire herd from dying off. Organizations such as WSF are transplanting sheep back into areas that once had sheep, but for one reason or another(wolves, disease, etc) entire herds died off, and now are new, healthy, sustainable herds. You must remember that these studies/transplants are funded almost entirely off hunters dollars. There are a lot of places throughout the world that if not for hunters certain species would not exist, Lions, leopards and elephants, just to name a few. Hunting is so much more than killing, but understandably for someone that detests hunting thats all they can see. Emotions don't allow them to see the big picture. I also understand it is difficult to wrap your mind around the fact that killing an animal can actually help the species as a whole.
You are so right about that. Oddly enough, it often seems as though the people who hunt are the only ones who care about the health of the animals they hunt. The only ones who know first hand, from personal experience, how the animals live and what they need to survive. Happy hunting.
How can you appreciate the beauty of a salad and then eat it? What a dumb question asked by someone who has never killed and then eaten their own food.
@@kainoatandy320 what you didn't see because it is not like the movies when something dies.. if the camera didn't cut away you'd see the moose falls down.. while lying on the ground they look like they are trying to run.. their dead but they are still firing... It's not easy to see!!!
I don't know why, but it's always so astonishing to me the amount of hate hunters get, especially here on youtube. They have no idea how life really works, or how much good hunters do for our wildlands. It was a great video, and a great shot. Keep on keepin on, my friends
Hunters to normal people: "hunting is natural, we put the materials to good use, this is how humans live" Hunters to other hunters: "it's not about the materials or harvesting the animal, it's about the experience". 7:20 for reference
Hi, I'm a Wildlife Biology major, so I'm just going to put my opinion right here: People speak about how the world did just fine without hunters. But it didn't. Many species have run THEMSELVES into extinction because they breed in large numbers, lose their natural predators, or a sufficient disease isn't there to properly control their numbers. Pople think about how the native Americans killed all the mammoths, but mammoths were notorious for eating all the available food in a proximity and moving on, then another separate herd would follow them to find no food and starve, because the overall population of the mammoth was too large for the ecosystem to handle, therefore it began causing problems for other species too, both herbivore and carnivore alike. The United States is going through this right now: The white tail deer, one of the most populous large mammals on the planet, the US has an over abundance of them. They're eating themselves into death essentially because there are way too many of them for the ecosystem to handle (and this isn't a particular state, this is the nation as a whole!!), hence why some hunting seasons will give 40 to 45 bag limits because they are unable to control the population sufficiently, what's worse, is human expansion into forests has almost eradicated their natural predators (wolves, things of that nature) so the deer are continuing to breed with no predator to control their numbers, and while CWD is definitely happening, it's not controlling deer population fast enough or in a broad enough range, therefore, it's just wiping out small communities and reducing the gene pool.
But isnt Allah all knowing? So he would know before you even think about hunting that you will hunt for trophy and not for meat. So whats the point? Also, talking animals LuL
The Native Americans lived for centuries hunting wildlife and respecting wildlife, helping and protecting their environment. Our world has become synthetic entirely, with man-made products replacing food, and artificial elements replacing natural ones. I encourage free range animal harvesting as well as hunting. Hunting to excess is the problem we need to be concerned about. Hunting on it's own is just what it is. Something quite primeval and natural.
Giant Scorpion of the Apocalypse you do understand humans are at the stage we are at because we learned how to use our brains and intelligence as an advantage. Now why in the hell would you strip yourself of that, you sound fucking stupid dude
@montanadoctor actually it was the white man that was responsible for the sharp decline of the big game, buffalo in particular were wiped out quite literally by the millions for their hides, the carcasses left to rot. For too long have the white people (I am a white man by the way, married to an indian woman) been blaming the native americans for the whites own atrocities. Now the " civilized" people are throwing blame on hunters when it's their own fault due to the lack of understanding as usual. The most common reason for prejudice (and it is a form of prejudice) is the fear of the unknown, non hunters face a huge unknown and therefore quite commonly get angry with the hunters. Please educate yourself before throwing out propaganda that is absolutely not true.
why are there only vegans in this comment section lol like u clicked on a video called "giant alaskan yukon moose" did u expect him to travel with a rifle and then look at the moose?
Bc when you look up on google the biggest moose this vid is on top. I was just looking for info amd then you see the biggest is dead. Is just kinda sad. Just like you look up a sports player and see he's dead. Not that i am a vegan tho love meat its just not what you expect when looking for info
Well, I prefere to be killed by being shot while walking around, than being chased and eaten by wolves or bears... not to mention this activity helps to found the national parks and protect animals from pouching... BTW what a fantastic place!!!! Im not really into hunting, but man, i would love to wander those lands
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Its About a once in a lifetime experience, to be out in nature, to help Fund Wildlife conservation for species in the Alaskan wilderness. The vast majority of conservation efforts for Wildlife are funded and paid for by Hunters dollars and it goes towards vaccines, research, repopulation efforts and population control.
I love how you get all the people that have obviously never hunted before and dont understand a single thing about then they come to videos like these and talk crap. Most of them probably dont even stop to think what most food they eat even is. This video is a perfect demostration of hunting and the thrill of it you survive by hunting. Without hunting we wouldnt have most of the stuff we have today so people should stop complaining and start reliezeing that there is much more to hunting than just killing the animal.
To all those people saying they left meat behind, there was no mention in the video about leaving meat behind. I rewatched the video several times and this conversation in the video never happened. Its illegal to waste the animal you harvest and to have it on video "if they wasted meat" would be a quick way to get find and charged. Read a little bit more about the North American Model of Conservation and educate yourselves before you make defamatory remarks on a subject you clearly know very little on. In the back country the rule is the last pack out are the antlers, culturally speaking for hunters you get all the meat to the pick up point first then at the very end you get the antlers. Bush planes will make multiple trips hauling meat out and then at the very end fly out the hunters. But its easy to sit behind a keyboard making comments on something you have never done before. Hunters and legal gun enthusiasts have done far more then any other group for conservation. They through the Pittman-Robertson act they have single handedly raised literally tens of billions of dollars. Any other contribution to wildlife is a mere drop in the bucket. So maybe instead of criticizing hunters you should thank them for all the work done to restore the wildlife in North America to what it is today. I'm sure some of you will have some silly rebuttal or insult that you'll inevitably hurl my way but its okay cause I'm confident in my knowledge to handle others ignorance. Lastly if you eat meat and have hate for hunters you are the greatest hypocrites of all. At least these people work for their food, know where it was sourced and don't have possible 100 different animal remains in one kilo of ground meat. I'm not saying you have to become a hunter to have a clear conscious or be right, I'm just saying that being a little more self aware and a little less judgemental will go along way. Lastly for hunters if someone is being critical but not rude or simple asking to understand don't be an overt jerk and insult them. Instead inform and educate. We are the image that we want to leave behind and the way to make people understand isn't being a bunch of pricks. Its good to have the questions cause it keeps us honest and self reflect on why and what we do and thats not a bad thing to do every now and then. That was long winded but in summation, can't we all just get along....
This moose was caught above my hometown. Russian Mission, Alaska. It is illegal to leave the meat behind. & they did 🙄 please don't comment anything if you don't know the facts. There are many pictures of them on Facebook leaving lots of other moose meat behind around other villages too. They just take the antlers.
"Hunters and legal gun enthusiasts have done far more then any other group for conservation." Hunters have become many species extinct, it is a mistake to belive that paying to be allowed to hunt it's the only way to "help" these species. There is a natural balance that should be respected. Hunters do not care animals, if hunting was for free, they wouldn't give any money to animal protection organizations. The only thing they want is to have horns or skins in their halls as trophies.
Jon Yapp hopefully you have helped Wazzzock understand why big game is hunted. I love the way he started out he said, help me understand. I love a person who wants to educate his or herself to things they may not understand. For people to just jump in there and talk about things they clearly know nothing about gets on my nerves. Thank you Jon for you knowledgeable post. You helped me out also.
As an Algoma of the Sioux Nation I would like to thank the Hunters for the meat you have given our reservations over the years, you are welcomed every season to hunt on our lands, you fed our children and elders, you are good people..Thank You.
That’s kinda different tho they killed one of the biggest moose ever that’s a animal you don’t see every day processed meat is from a animal that isn’t very rare or something
@@darkdodo3789 Large animals are often old and on their last leg, it's a much more humane way to go in a flash than to suffer in nature. Paying others to slaughter poor animals in horrible conditions is way worse than hunting. You have no idea what goes in to everything, from the knowledge, experience, gear, planning the journey, getting the perfect shot from the gun to the ammo that someone probably made for that specific rifle. It's not about that shot it's about the thousands of hours it took to get there. I have a lot of respect for people that hunt their own food
For all the anti-hunters, just remember these animals are regulated by the DNR you have to have a license to hunt they controle the numbers. And they do serve a purpose, I am a life long hunter. If I kill an animal it is for food or its a nuisance animal. (Varmint) I wonder all that are bitching about the kill, are you all vegetarians?
Lifes Abeach lol you’re right they know everything about life I completely forgot that also they know everything better and are overall just a more evolved form of humans. What i like most about them is the way they brag about being better humans but they still won’t realize that most plants can feel too
Actually there were 5 in total. The 2 that were mentioned were on a hunting charter the other 3 were on a commercial flight. RIP Harry Wrase, Steven Andrew, Aaron Minock.
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One Hell of a Fine Shot My Friend. The Moose never knew what Hit Him, that's as good as it gets. Going to have some mighty fine eating on this one. It's a Hell of a lot better than the Super Market where some of these Fairy Folks think Meat is MADE. Be Well from Alaska.
I can watch deer shots all day and enjoy hog shots more than i should, but the moose is such a majestic animal... it's almost a darn shame to shoot one. I hope they never go extinct.
ITS DISGUSTING AND NOBODY HAS THE RIGHT TO TAKE LIFE FOR ENTERTAINMENT. SMH ITS DISGUSTING! DOESNT MATTER WHETHER ITS A DEER A LION OR A HAWK. THIS IS THE EXACT BEHAVIOR THAT MADE ANIMALS GO EXTINCT.
@@tyronedixon2672 you're painfully unaware that hunters are the reason many animals have not gone extinct by examining the population and implementing laws and rules. Look it up. People of the past gave no Fs. That was wrong but they're doing things right now.
@@thomasjefferson6334 IM NOT IGNORANT TO NOTHING! HUNTING WITHOUT A CAUSE SHOULD BE ILLEGAL! THEY NEVER GAVE NO F$%@ AND THATS WHY MANY ANIMALS ARE EXTINCT! I SAID WHAT I SAID AND WHAT I SAID ARE IRREFUTABLE FACTS.
I’m surprised that there are so many dislikes. It was a great video and a great shot. Very nice trophy moose. Must be all the anti hunters and vegans that disliked the video.
Because you only kill animals for its flesh and if it's cold in winter, you kill it for the fur. Killing for fun is not an option and you don't have the moral highground here.
Folks, Hunting is the first step in conservation. God's blessing provided the bounty! I do have one question; how much of the meat did you carry out?...back straps for sure, tenderloin, ....two hams might be too heavy to carry out on foot!!
How about leave the horns to rot and tell me its not about horns! You and i both know thats what its about..big rack and freezer burnt meat that gets fed to dogs or thrown away but the horns..nope!! Keeping them...i get to brag to my friends while i BQ pork ribs...haha
It never really bothered me before seeing hunting vids or w.e ,but damn y'all travel all the way to a Moose territory to kill it? He was living it's best life man, not bothering nooobody SMH
Why would you be okay with any hunting, then? No animal in history has ever done anything to deserve being killed, but it's still just something that happens.
These are such beautiful majestic animals. Truly magnificent beasts. I am not entirely opposed to hunting, as long as the animal is used, and not just a trophy. I am not opposed to hunting, but only if it is done under the auspices of research-based ecological studies that result in legally oversighted licences where over-populations are culled, and not poaching. I have no qualms about poachers being prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Poachers are a nemesis. Clearly, you guys are working within the law, and it must've been a tremendous experience, but I hope, now that you have gotten one, that future shots are footage, not ammo. JMHO. Great filming, btw, and so sorry for the loss of your two friends.
Thank you! We agree they are truly magnificent beasts and all of our hunts are not done for the intent of acquiring the trophy. We take ALL the meat, Alaska it is the LAW to take all the meat before taking the antlers. We work within the law on all of our hunts. Thank you for watching!
Get real people food chains exist in nature for a reason. At least by hunting we’re doing in by way of virtue rather than dragging the calf to the back and blasting its head off.
Our way of life doesn’t depend on killing moose, so it has nothing to do with food chains. This is just killing for sport, which is not at all common in the animal kingdom. Animals kill to eat, in order to survive. Hunters - these types of hunters, that is - kill animals for the fun of it, because they’re sadistic parasites. It’s pretty pathetic when even wild animals have better human morals than humans themselves.
Jake Jerrison do you think they just threw that perfectly good moose away without using the meat and eating it? No. They most likely ate it, kept the horns as a trophy. No one would waste a perfectly good moose, especially since you’re only allowed to kill one per year I believe.
@@drizzy1953 your not aiming at the whole thing the whole things is meat you have to aim behind the front leg so you get it in the heat or the lungs so it’s like any animal it’s just a real small target
I find it strange how we've gone from grabbing our gun and going out to hunt for food, to camo gear, plane trips, days of waiting and watching just to kill one animal.
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in many parts in america and in other continents too,because most natural predators are extinct(because of us of course,but thats antoher topic) theres way too many elk/deers because they have no natural enemys and hunting is neccessary therefore. Antoher option would be to let wolves breed more open again and they would take care of the overpopulation,but many people are scared of wolves and they kill alot of farm animals too,mostly sheep
What an amazing hunt. I’ve always imagined going to Alaska, Western Canada, Montana or places like that and helping the conservation movements that save bison, moose and other animals like yhat
Great adventure, loved it. Why video is incomplete, where is the meat and Caracas of the moose. Do share a separate video on it in future. Thanks and cheers.
IT IS about the kill. IT IS about being able to harvest an animal like that. Why else would you hunt. With moose hunting IT IS about the points and the width. Always show the shot, always measure and tell your viewers how wide the rack is. If not, dont post a video. One Alaskans opinion.
I've always wanted to be a hunter, but I'm too much of a sap. I get sad watching the moose fall to the ground in this video. I've just never been fond of taking life from other things. It's not for everyone, that's for sure, but I'm not upset that people hunt
You would probably feel different about taking the life of the animal if you were walking miles and miles and miles just trying to find the animal than stocking the animal than maybe getting a shot. Hunting is very rewarding experience and there is nothing like it. walking and listening, looking, being quiet ,and most important be an ethical hunter will make you a good hunter. You seem like a nice person nice talking to you have a good day 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
Honesty this is like a guilty pleasure I hate watching such a beautiful animal go down and at the same time I think it's so right to hunt and kill our own food. Beautiful animal, but awesome hunt so torn lol
What's really unsettling here is those hunters seemed to enjoy taking that animal's life. There seemed to be no remorse or regret of any kind. The guy who pulled the trigger had to call his buddy and report on his murder with a smile.
It’s just natural. We’ve been doing it for thousands of years, nothing can live without depending on others for food or other things. Just accept that you can’t reasonably live without meat or death or suffering.
@@maxdragonfire4823 nah bro I’m serious like wtf does he expect? All the shit y’all went through to kill that moose of course y’all are gonna be happy shit I would’ve been happy also
American often criticize other countries hunting other animals for food, yet when it comes to Americans hunting deer, moose it's sports. I don't get it.
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Please help me understand, I dont understand how you can appreciate the beauty of an animal and then kill it? what is the thought process behind having respect for the animal and its life... then shooting it, just dont get it.
you say it yourself its not about the kill, then why kill it?
First of all, thanks for asking the question respectfully and thanks for watching the video in its entirety! In regards to the moose, or any other animal, I think it is the greatest responsibility to only hunt the oldest most mature of any species. Because of hunters dollars states, like the state of Alaska are able to take annual census of hunt-able species and from that info determine the health of each individual species which in turn allows them to set a hunt-able quota that not only will sustain the species for generations to come, but hopefully also improve it. These particular studies not only in Alaska, but other parts of the US have been able to identify certain diseases and because detected early were able to be treated and in some cases prevented the entire herd from dying off. Organizations such as WSF are transplanting sheep back into areas that once had sheep, but for one reason or another(wolves, disease, etc) entire herds died off, and now are new, healthy, sustainable herds. You must remember that these studies/transplants are funded almost entirely off hunters dollars. There are a lot of places throughout the world that if not for hunters certain species would not exist, Lions, leopards and elephants, just to name a few. Hunting is so much more than killing, but understandably for someone that detests hunting thats all they can see. Emotions don't allow them to see the big picture. I also understand it is difficult to wrap your mind around the fact that killing an animal can actually help the species as a whole.
You are so right about that. Oddly enough, it often seems as though the people who hunt are the only ones who care about the health of the animals they hunt. The only ones who know first hand, from personal experience, how the animals live and what they need to survive. Happy hunting.
Wazzzock or how you can have a mid air collision
And now we have massive cities where animals used to live.
How can you appreciate the beauty of a salad and then eat it? What a dumb question asked by someone who has never killed and then eaten their own food.
It seems a bit extravagant to take a piano into the woods with you when you go hunting.
Haha funny dude
He added the music after recording, I doubt hunters would bother to bring a piano with them as it has no practical purpose for hunting
@@Noah-pk7tf Hes just joking
@@_R_R_R really
@@Noah-pk7tf yes
That region must be a photographer's paradise
YESSSS
After that shot not really
The place must’ve been a moose’s paradise before hunters entered the region
@@w.dieterich7077 educate yourself
@@philjohnson4607 I did, I’m actually into hunting now. 1 year later lol
The way the moose fell down made me sad.
david the goat me too...
same
Snowflakes
Because of video games and movies I didn’t realize what a bullet could really do.
@@kainoatandy320 what you didn't see because it is not like the movies when something dies.. if the camera didn't cut away you'd see the moose falls down.. while lying on the ground they look like they are trying to run.. their dead but they are still firing... It's not easy to see!!!
"Ah nice, a video of nature photographers finding a moos-- *BANG!*"
Andreas Newport hahahaha i was thinking the same thing
ye wtf
90% comments - Anti-hunters
6,5% - Hunters
3,5 - Roblox
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Facts the the top comment said that they were just hunting for the antlers
Hunter is here
6:39 -click if you have no patience.
B J I just skipped all of the beginning part because of the super loud music, thank you for this
And no concience
Wtf why do they shoot it
Waaahaaaaahaaa😭😭😭
Why fucking shoot it!?!? 😫
it will never cease to amaze me how incredibly huge some of the animals in Alaska are
Yah, lets kill 'em all - what great trophies we'll have.
Tends to happen when people aren't around to fucking ruin the environment
The Kodiak bear is absolutely massive
And never ceases to amaze me how many giant douches there are whose lives are so pathetic they have to kill animals to make themselves feel manly
@@Fastwalking2 I’m hoping your joking there
I don't know why, but it's always so astonishing to me the amount of hate hunters get, especially here on youtube. They have no idea how life really works, or how much good hunters do for our wildlands.
It was a great video, and a great shot. Keep on keepin on, my friends
@Corkie Yorkie what? Idk if you’re serious or not, but shush.
Exactly man
Hunters to normal people: "hunting is natural, we put the materials to good use, this is how humans live"
Hunters to other hunters: "it's not about the materials or harvesting the animal, it's about the experience".
7:20 for reference
It's both, it's fun as hell and I've got meat for a year
It's not about the experience, it's about being disgusting.
Yves Schneider it’s not but ok
dude he buy his clothes of military in eBay why he have the need of shoot to a animal, 0 respect, fucking White guys
People kill animal to eat, to survive, not just to kill for killings' sake. By the way, we have grocery stores nowadays.
Hi, I'm a Wildlife Biology major, so I'm just going to put my opinion right here: People speak about how the world did just fine without hunters. But it didn't. Many species have run THEMSELVES into extinction because they breed in large numbers, lose their natural predators, or a sufficient disease isn't there to properly control their numbers. Pople think about how the native Americans killed all the mammoths, but mammoths were notorious for eating all the available food in a proximity and moving on, then another separate herd would follow them to find no food and starve, because the overall population of the mammoth was too large for the ecosystem to handle, therefore it began causing problems for other species too, both herbivore and carnivore alike. The United States is going through this right now: The white tail deer, one of the most populous large mammals on the planet, the US has an over abundance of them. They're eating themselves into death essentially because there are way too many of them for the ecosystem to handle (and this isn't a particular state, this is the nation as a whole!!), hence why some hunting seasons will give 40 to 45 bag limits because they are unable to control the population sufficiently, what's worse, is human expansion into forests has almost eradicated their natural predators (wolves, things of that nature) so the deer are continuing to breed with no predator to control their numbers, and while CWD is definitely happening, it's not controlling deer population fast enough or in a broad enough range, therefore, it's just wiping out small communities and reducing the gene pool.
Lillian Parker Thank you! My brother is too and he said the same, someone who actually knows😊
But isnt Allah all knowing? So he would know before you even think about hunting that you will hunt for trophy and not for meat. So whats the point? Also, talking animals LuL
Take your guns to Texas, boys, cuz they got 3 million wild pigs that need killing!
I hope you understand how helpful this is to all of the anti hunting people in the comments thank you for your service
Thank you, well put
>go on a hunting channel
>be shocked that they hunt
I looked up "moose" and found this. How am I supposed to know from "The Experience" that it was a hunting channel.
@@bobhughson2202 Idk. Maybe about 44 seconds in where he states he’s "super excited about hunting moose".
@@blutoblutarski2421 ya like seriously they couldn't see the thumb nail pic🤦♂️
The Native Americans lived for centuries hunting wildlife and respecting wildlife, helping and protecting their environment. Our world has become synthetic entirely, with man-made products replacing food, and artificial elements replacing natural ones. I encourage free range animal harvesting as well as hunting. Hunting to excess is the problem we need to be concerned about. Hunting on it's own is just what it is. Something quite primeval and natural.
Giant Scorpion of the Apocalypse you do understand humans are at the stage we are at because we learned how to use our brains and intelligence as an advantage. Now why in the hell would you strip yourself of that, you sound fucking stupid dude
@montanadoctor actually it was the white man that was responsible for the sharp decline of the big game, buffalo in particular were wiped out quite literally by the millions for their hides, the carcasses left to rot. For too long have the white people (I am a white man by the way, married to an indian woman) been blaming the native americans for the whites own atrocities. Now the " civilized" people are throwing blame on hunters when it's their own fault due to the lack of understanding as usual. The most common reason for prejudice (and it is a form of prejudice) is the fear of the unknown, non hunters face a huge unknown and therefore quite commonly get angry with the hunters. Please educate yourself before throwing out propaganda that is absolutely not true.
montanadoctor did you hear the story that white people killed bison for sport?
montanadoctor and the white man took away the native’s culture and language by residential schools? Do some research before you post
Yeah but we shouldn't build shit and invade natural areas so we can live off wildlife and the land more than relying on supermarket stuff
why are there only vegans in this comment section lol like u clicked on a video called "giant alaskan yukon moose" did u expect him to travel with a rifle and then look at the moose?
Bc when you look up on google the biggest moose this vid is on top. I was just looking for info amd then you see the biggest is dead. Is just kinda sad.
Just like you look up a sports player and see he's dead.
Not that i am a vegan tho love meat its just not what you expect when looking for info
Awesome!
Really huge moose.
Damn that's a huge moose :o
4:43 sounds like the meme cry
Lol yea
When I hit my lil brother
Yup
Haha
Well, I prefere to be killed by being shot while walking around, than being chased and eaten by wolves or bears... not to mention this activity helps to found the national parks and protect animals from pouching... BTW what a fantastic place!!!! Im not really into hunting, but man, i would love to wander those lands
I am a pilot. How the hell do experienced pilots in an area like that have mid-air collision? That is almost unheard of.
That was AWESOME!!!
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Thanks. And thanks for watching!
Beautiful photography. What kind of camera are you using if you don't mind me asking...?
What’s the point in this?
Its About a once in a lifetime experience, to be out in nature, to help Fund Wildlife conservation for species in the Alaskan wilderness. The vast majority of conservation efforts for Wildlife are funded and paid for by Hunters dollars and it goes towards vaccines, research, repopulation efforts and population control.
Music Archives for food like what you on about it’s a hunting video
It’s a 26 point moose
Rahadian S get out of the video if you can’t handle it
Another year of organic meat in the freezer for his family. Great hunt man.
I love how you get all the people that have obviously never hunted before and dont understand a single thing about then they come to videos like these and talk crap. Most of them probably dont even stop to think what most food they eat even is. This video is a perfect demostration of hunting and the thrill of it you survive by hunting. Without hunting we wouldnt have most of the stuff we have today so people should stop complaining and start reliezeing that there is much more to hunting than just killing the animal.
To all those people saying they left meat behind, there was no mention in the video about leaving meat behind. I rewatched the video several times and this conversation in the video never happened. Its illegal to waste the animal you harvest and to have it on video "if they wasted meat" would be a quick way to get find and charged.
Read a little bit more about the North American Model of Conservation and educate yourselves before you make defamatory remarks on a subject you clearly know very little on. In the back country the rule is the last pack out are the antlers, culturally speaking for hunters you get all the meat to the pick up point first then at the very end you get the antlers. Bush planes will make multiple trips hauling meat out and then at the very end fly out the hunters.
But its easy to sit behind a keyboard making comments on something you have never done before. Hunters and legal gun enthusiasts have done far more then any other group for conservation. They through the Pittman-Robertson act they have single handedly raised literally tens of billions of dollars. Any other contribution to wildlife is a mere drop in the bucket. So maybe instead of criticizing hunters you should thank them for all the work done to restore the wildlife in North America to what it is today.
I'm sure some of you will have some silly rebuttal or insult that you'll inevitably hurl my way but its okay cause I'm confident in my knowledge to handle others ignorance. Lastly if you eat meat and have hate for hunters you are the greatest hypocrites of all. At least these people work for their food, know where it was sourced and don't have possible 100 different animal remains in one kilo of ground meat. I'm not saying you have to become a hunter to have a clear conscious or be right, I'm just saying that being a little more self aware and a little less judgemental will go along way.
Lastly for hunters if someone is being critical but not rude or simple asking to understand don't be an overt jerk and insult them. Instead inform and educate. We are the image that we want to leave behind and the way to make people understand isn't being a bunch of pricks. Its good to have the questions cause it keeps us honest and self reflect on why and what we do and thats not a bad thing to do every now and then.
That was long winded but in summation, can't we all just get along....
This moose was caught above my hometown. Russian Mission, Alaska. It is illegal to leave the meat behind. & they did 🙄 please don't comment anything if you don't know the facts. There are many pictures of them on Facebook leaving lots of other moose meat behind around other villages too. They just take the antlers.
"Hunters and legal gun enthusiasts have done far more then any other group for conservation." Hunters have become many species extinct, it is a mistake to belive that paying to be allowed to hunt it's the only way to "help" these species. There is a natural balance that should be respected.
Hunters do not care animals, if hunting was for free, they wouldn't give any money to animal protection organizations. The only thing they want is to have horns or skins in their halls as trophies.
Jon Yapp hopefully you have helped Wazzzock understand why big game is hunted. I love the way he started out he said, help me understand. I love a person who wants to educate his or herself to things they may not understand. For people to just jump in there and talk about things they clearly know nothing about gets on my nerves. Thank you Jon for you knowledgeable post. You helped me out also.
Jon Yapp SYBAU
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A lot of people in this comment section dosen't know why hunting benefits the herd and it shows
Yet you didn't bother to explain it either.
@@jonineese6487 Read the first comment on the pinned comment. They explain it way better than i would.
@@moloch9258 Sooo you're part of the group of people who don't understand why hunting is important.
@@timetravelingoldman6839 I understand it's important
How hard is it, a real hero
Please read the top comment
4:43 when you stub your toe
As an Algoma of the Sioux Nation I would like to thank the Hunters for the meat you have given our reservations over the years, you are welcomed every season to hunt on our lands, you fed our children and elders, you are good people..Thank You.
What's an Algoma?
Nice shot; what rifle and caliber did you use?
.300 win mag
That moose looks like a giant in the trees!
perfect shot.
went down quick.
Oh my God.
Very big poin.
Amazing video bro.
Let's came to Indonesia.😁😁
Great video!!! I just subbed!! Sorry for your loss, respectively!
👊⛰️🏹🦌
Jorge Kalkman thanks👊
RIP Harry Wrase and all who were on the commercial flight along with your buddies. Living in Alaska can be harsh
People who are crying about hunting probably eat processed meat from grocery stores
That’s kinda different tho they killed one of the biggest moose ever that’s a animal you don’t see every day processed meat is from a animal that isn’t very rare or something
I'm vegetarian
@@darkdodo3789 Large animals are often old and on their last leg, it's a much more humane way to go in a flash than to suffer in nature. Paying others to slaughter poor animals in horrible conditions is way worse than hunting. You have no idea what goes in to everything, from the knowledge, experience, gear, planning the journey, getting the perfect shot from the gun to the ammo that someone probably made for that specific rifle. It's not about that shot it's about the thousands of hours it took to get there. I have a lot of respect for people that hunt their own food
Have you ever ate moose meat?
@@bobhughson2202 no one asked
Could i ask why you placed those tags around the antlers at the end?
Damn either those trees are small or that moose is huge
For all the anti-hunters, just remember these animals are regulated by the DNR you have to have a license to hunt they controle the numbers. And they do serve a purpose, I am a life long hunter. If I kill an animal it is for food or its a nuisance animal. (Varmint) I wonder all that are bitching about the kill, are you all vegetarians?
blah blah blah...killers
Hmmm vegetarian?
pacmanzita quiere robux v: v: blah blah blah you fucking idiot you have canine teeth you dumbass what purpose do you think those have
Lifes Abeach lol you’re right they know everything about life I completely forgot that also they know everything better and are overall just a more evolved form of humans. What i like most about them is the way they brag about being better humans but they still won’t realize that most plants can feel too
Wow! What a video! Damn!
That’s a great moose congrats…making awesome memories 🤠🇨🇦👍👍👍
Zach was a great guy I loved his artwork.
For Sure!
The Experience Which videos can I search to see Zach and Jeff? I'm new to the channel and what really happened to them?
That bad boy was massive! Great video and awesome job fellas! My prayers go out for the families of the men who passed.
Who passed?
Amazing vid guys,a real beast right there
Great shot. Rest in peace the two men that were lost 🙏🏻
Actually there were 5 in total. The 2 that were mentioned were on a hunting charter the other 3 were on a commercial flight. RIP Harry Wrase, Steven Andrew, Aaron Minock.
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xPriscilla Madriles yes the moose was beautiful however you are really beautiful. I hope that you don't mind me saying.
How did he go down so fast? Why did he just fall over? Can someone please explain this shot to me?
Anyone else a hunter
Butchering moose that size looks challenging- great vid
My grandpa used to be able to butcher a whole moose in less then 10 minutes. And one time he did it using a leatherman
Bull of a lifetime , What an awesome experience thanks for the footage
One Hell of a Fine Shot My Friend. The Moose never knew what Hit Him, that's as good as it gets. Going to have some mighty fine eating on this one. It's a Hell of a lot better than the Super Market where some of these Fairy Folks think Meat is MADE. Be Well from Alaska.
I can watch deer shots all day and enjoy hog shots more than i should, but the moose is such a majestic animal... it's almost a darn shame to shoot one. I hope they never go extinct.
ALMOST a shame? It is a shame you bellend.
ITS DISGUSTING AND NOBODY HAS THE RIGHT TO TAKE LIFE FOR ENTERTAINMENT. SMH ITS DISGUSTING! DOESNT MATTER WHETHER ITS A DEER A LION OR A HAWK. THIS IS THE EXACT BEHAVIOR THAT MADE ANIMALS GO EXTINCT.
@@tyronedixon2672 AHHHHHHJAKABDBEIAPSN FBEUAOSLSBRHRUWOAMDBVFUEOW!!!!!!!!!!&#^$:$^×>×]#*#,@??!!!!!!&#&÷^×
@@tyronedixon2672 you're painfully unaware that hunters are the reason many animals have not gone extinct by examining the population and implementing laws and rules. Look it up.
People of the past gave no Fs. That was wrong but they're doing things right now.
@@thomasjefferson6334 IM NOT IGNORANT TO NOTHING! HUNTING WITHOUT A CAUSE SHOULD BE ILLEGAL! THEY NEVER GAVE NO F$%@ AND THATS WHY MANY ANIMALS ARE EXTINCT! I SAID WHAT I SAID AND WHAT I SAID ARE IRREFUTABLE FACTS.
I love MooseCraft
Fue una cacería excelente😎👏
Got so lucky a grizzly didn’t run up on you when you were dressing that moose
Very true
wish that happened
@@Marianobass Why lmao
Those .556 would shred the bear to pieces
Ayyylien007 who hunts moose with .556 🤣
Did they take the provisions from it though?
I’m surprised that there are so many dislikes. It was a great video and a great shot. Very nice trophy moose. Must be all the anti hunters and vegans that disliked the video.
Must be anti hunters that disliked the hunting video. Astute observation bro.
I dont get how people can get offended by this but still eat burgers lolll
Ya beef burgers as the hunter brags about shooting that moose and it freezer burnt and was fed to dogs or thrown away...perhaps BQing pork ribs!
I just think If you buy meat on mall that meat IS dead too
Burgers are from cows that are raised and culled for exactly that purpose, numbnuts
Because you only kill animals for its flesh and if it's cold in winter, you kill it for the fur. Killing for fun is not an option and you don't have the moral highground here.
Ikr they do to the grocery store not realizing the process how they got that beef or whatever type of meat it is
How do you take all the meat? Do you leave most of the meat? That’s like a ton of meat...
They have big backpacks and there’s like 5 people there.
Moose is majestic animal. I love seeing this giant creature.
Now come and spend some time with them without guns. Just awe. They're everywhere here.
Great shot !
Folks, Hunting is the first step in conservation. God's blessing provided the bounty! I do have one question; how much of the meat did you carry out?...back straps for sure, tenderloin, ....two hams might be too heavy to carry out on foot!!
All meat has to be taken out. In fact, the horns must to come out last. IT IS THE LAW!
How about leave the horns to rot and tell me its not about horns! You and i both know thats what its about..big rack and freezer burnt meat that gets fed to dogs or thrown away but the horns..nope!! Keeping them...i get to brag to my friends while i BQ pork ribs...haha
Why kill something so rare? Pretty disgusting if u ask me
what caliber do you use 7.62? could you use anything smaller for a moose?
TJ Med 300win mag
It never really bothered me before seeing hunting vids or w.e ,but damn y'all travel all the way to a Moose territory to kill it? He was living it's best life man, not bothering nooobody SMH
Why would you be okay with any hunting, then? No animal in history has ever done anything to deserve being killed, but it's still just something that happens.
These are such beautiful majestic animals. Truly magnificent beasts. I am not entirely opposed to hunting, as long as the animal is used, and not just a trophy. I am not opposed to hunting, but only if it is done under the auspices of research-based ecological studies that result in legally oversighted licences where over-populations are culled, and not poaching. I have no qualms about poachers being prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Poachers are a nemesis. Clearly, you guys are working within the law, and it must've been a tremendous experience, but I hope, now that you have gotten one, that future shots are footage, not ammo. JMHO. Great filming, btw, and so sorry for the loss of your two friends.
Thank you! We agree they are truly magnificent beasts and all of our hunts are not done for the intent of acquiring the trophy. We take ALL the meat, Alaska it is the LAW to take all the meat before taking the antlers. We work within the law on all of our hunts. Thank you for watching!
nobody asked you
Stop trying to sound smarter than you actually are
How do you carry that head when I was ten I shoot my first elk I couldn’t pick it’s head up even then it was a cow
6:35 when you see the moose
Nice shot, man!
Get real people food chains exist in nature for a reason. At least by hunting we’re doing in by way of virtue rather than dragging the calf to the back and blasting its head off.
Our way of life doesn’t depend on killing moose, so it has nothing to do with food chains. This is just killing for sport, which is not at all common in the animal kingdom. Animals kill to eat, in order to survive. Hunters - these types of hunters, that is - kill animals for the fun of it, because they’re sadistic parasites. It’s pretty pathetic when even wild animals have better human morals than humans themselves.
Jake Jerrison do you think they just threw that perfectly good moose away without using the meat and eating it? No. They most likely ate it, kept the horns as a trophy. No one would waste a perfectly good moose, especially since you’re only allowed to kill one per year I believe.
6:36 I can’t even make that shot in a video game.
Me neither
the moose is such a big target tho
@@drizzy1953 your not aiming at the whole thing the whole things is meat you have to aim behind the front leg so you get it in the heat or the lungs so it’s like any animal it’s just a real small target
That was a great shot.
why do you kill them??thats sooo heartbreaking let them live man
Thank you for sharing “the experience” with us! Great video keep up the good work!
Wow..where did the shot went? cause the bull was down instantly..that was a good shot!
I find it strange how we've gone from grabbing our gun and going out to hunt for food,
to camo gear, plane trips, days of waiting and watching just to kill one animal.
Found your channel last week and I’ve watched several of your videos. Best stuff on RUclips and better than most stuff on tv. Keep it up and don’t change.
EXCELLENT markmanship!
Such an old majestic animal and the next moment his life was taken away. And for what? For a trophy.
EuroVideo And for dinner too
Better than slowly getting torn apart my a grizzly.
in many parts in america and in other continents too,because most natural predators are extinct(because of us of course,but thats antoher topic) theres way too many elk/deers because they have no natural enemys and hunting is neccessary therefore. Antoher option would be to let wolves breed more open again and they would take care of the overpopulation,but many people are scared of wolves and they kill alot of farm animals too,mostly sheep
What an amazing hunt. I’ve always imagined going to Alaska, Western Canada, Montana or places like that and helping the conservation movements that save bison, moose and other animals like yhat
Great adventure, loved it.
Why video is incomplete, where is the meat and Caracas of the moose. Do share a separate video on it in future. Thanks and cheers.
IT IS about the kill. IT IS about being able to harvest an animal like that. Why else would you hunt.
With moose hunting IT IS about the points and the width. Always show the shot, always measure and tell your viewers how wide the rack is. If not, dont post a video.
One Alaskans opinion.
Such a beautiful animal .. kinda sucks to see the savagery
Zach Jones got it. As long as it’s ethical👍🏾🤔
What caliber was this hit with?
6:38
I've always wanted to be a hunter, but I'm too much of a sap. I get sad watching the moose fall to the ground in this video. I've just never been fond of taking life from other things. It's not for everyone, that's for sure, but I'm not upset that people hunt
You would probably feel different about taking the life of the animal if you were walking miles and miles and miles just trying to find the animal than stocking the animal than maybe getting a shot. Hunting is very rewarding experience and there is nothing like it. walking and listening, looking, being quiet ,and most important be an ethical hunter will make you a good hunter. You seem like a nice person nice talking to you have a good day 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
I've just gotta know now at 400 yards what you used for a rifle? That was a hell of a shot placement man great job!!
Buddy Foisy I’d use a 300 mag
Honesty this is like a guilty pleasure I hate watching such a beautiful animal go down and at the same time I think it's so right to hunt and kill our own food. Beautiful animal, but awesome hunt so torn lol
What's really unsettling here is those hunters seemed to enjoy taking that animal's life. There seemed to be no remorse or regret of any kind. The guy who pulled the trigger had to call his buddy and report on his murder with a smile.
It’s just natural. We’ve been doing it for thousands of years, nothing can live without depending on others for food or other things. Just accept that you can’t reasonably live without meat or death or suffering.
Wtf you want them to cry? He called his son quit being such a sensitive little bitch
@@unknowndesconocido8325 damn bro.
@@maxdragonfire4823 nah bro I’m serious like wtf does he expect? All the shit y’all went through to kill that moose of course y’all are gonna be happy shit I would’ve been happy also
@@unknowndesconocido8325 yea obviously.
I know its and old video, but, can you share caliber, rifle specs, distance? Thanks and nice shot!!
Poor guy, he was just minding his own business and then gets shot😢
American often criticize other countries hunting other animals for food, yet when it comes to Americans hunting deer, moose it's sports. I don't get it.
It's not sport,,You have some idea that it's a sport,, well it's not.
Not all Americans are against hunting
What Americans have you ever talked to that held those views? No one who hunts is going to give you shit for hunting yourself.
How do you guys shoot a Big Moose where were you guys
That music ruined the whole thing. Aweful
It's not about the kill. (Kills Moose)
wow well done! but how many trips did it take the two of you to hike that animal out of there?
GliderRed27 thankfully there was three of us.
And we didn’t have to go too far!
R.I.P MOOSE
Wrong music for killing such an beautiful animal
Wow.... was it a 45-70?
How do you get that huge thing out of there?