@@christophergallavan2590 Of course I know unfortunately…….I would like . I don’t understand how a human can find it plaisant to kill animals…… And more and more people think like that.
It’s many years ago I stopped using retrieving dogs around the blinds because of safety to the dogs. And the geese that fells under 100 meters we pick by ourselves. The dog handlers are located in a circle around the decoy spread a couple of hundred meters away and picking up wounded geese that fly far. I am happy you liked the film//Kristofer
Fuck sometimes you can’t get away with a pit blind and fully flocked avians where I live. Crazy watching people sit like this and the birds literally do not care
Very nice shooting and good videos That's alot of geese🙂 Have seen some of your videos and i notice that your benelli is jamming quite often🤔 Or is it just cartridge picki? Have you tried beretta a400 xtreme
It could be my cleaning of the gun 🤷🏼♂️ comparing to other semiautos I used the Benelli M2 works great. But I will look at the Beretta and try it if possible. Thanx for that 👍👍👍
300 is a good season for a group of weekend warriors. I’m guessing there’s not a lot of hunting pressure there by the hide and the way those birds decoyed.
I hunted geese for 31 year and guided professionally 16 years. Guided and hunted 55 000 geese during the years. My clients was experienced their first goose hunt that day. We don’t have so much hunting pressure and the Canada geese are easier then the other geese we have. But I am not an goose expert but I love every day of the 100 days a year I’m out there. Just curious how many days a year do you hunt geese every year and how many do you shoot by yourself? I personally shot around 1200 geese this season, canada-greylag and barnacle geese. I just love being out by myself and since it’s my work it’s around 50% of the time I am out myself and rest with clients. And then I also spend a lot of time just scaring geese with drones, dogs etc.
@@tommclarty17 thanx filming is just a hobby but I really likes it. Along with farming and guiding geese hunts I wrote for hunting magazines and took still photos for 15 years but when it becomes commercial the soul dissaperes. So I found filming and love it but I am using low budget cams just for fun.
@@GooseHuntingSweden I may have killed 1200 Canada geese in my career so far, which started in the mid 1970s 😂 I haven't gotten bitten by the light goose bug so no big piles like you see hunting those. US waterfowl hunting season is usually 60days by federal guidelines. States set dates based on those guidelines. One season in the late 70s when they started a 2bird daily limit I eclipsed 100. I was younger and had the energy to play after working nightshift and hunted every day of the season. I'd love to have your job, are you hiring a helper anytime soon? 😇
Great video. I love how you guys have no blinds and I didn't hear anyone calling. Obviously you were where they wanted to be. Loved the camera footage.
Is there a limit per day? Here in the US we can't kill nearly 1200 in a season because our limit is 5 per day in my area. The highest limit per day I've seen is 8
We don’t have any limits in Sweden. To many geese causing problems for farmers. Because I shoot thousands of geese and ducks each year I need to sell the most to the butcher. He cleans them and sell them to restaurants and ordinary family’s in the grocery shop. This is one reason hunting is so accepted in our society. It’s delicious, healthy, climate smart and ethic meat.
@@GooseHuntingSweden Got it! Hunting here in the U.S. is huge. I have cleaned many a geese. It is a lot of work. Government is working overtime here to ban guns. Am afraid they will get their wish. Hunting? With all the mandatory fees and permits I am also afraid they are turning people off from it due to the expense. Here in the U.S. there is no limit on Snow Geese, unlike Canadian geese.
I'm also from Canada. I hunt the Eastern flyway. We have many Canada geese from various subspecies. It is very difficult to recognize them as the variations are very subtle. If we had the ''opportunity'' to shoot the resident geese that are becoming pests, we would also have good videos and large tallies. 300 birds = much work and many meals!!!
This hunt I sold them to the meat dealer/butcher who process them and they go to restaurants and grocery’s. In Sweden ordinary people accept hunting very much and they all like eating healthy, eco-smart and tasty meat from wild animals. When k shoot smaller numbers -50 I give it away to friends and family. Thanx for asking a very important question.
@@GooseHuntingSweden thanks for your answer. Here in the Netherlands we got a real problem with greylag geese but we can hardly put the shot birds on the market.
Sold to the butcher and he sells it restaurants and ordinary people and when tasty, healthy, ethical, eco-friendly meat reach out to the non-hunting population it helps to get the hunt accepted. And hunting is widely accepted in Sweden.
Dude with a couple camera guys in the background you could’ve sold this footage to whichever decoy brand you were using for a nice lump sum I imagine. It’d be worth a try anyways. You’d probably get a sponsor as well.
I don't see you use calls in most of your videos, why is that? And will the greylags be fooled by white clothes or do you need a proper snow cover for that? Awesome hunt btw, it sucks we are only allowed to use 2 shots in denmark
This is my personal opinion and I am not saying it true at all. But in my opinion hunters give the call to much attention. Of course it works with calls. But I have done this for a living for such a long time (hunted geese for 31 years and as my work for 16 years) and I don’t just kill geese I also scare them. So I have time to watch their behavior a lot. For the first the geese communicate with sound, it’s their only way to know their mate and kids and for the kids the only way to know their parents (and scientist found it start before they are hatched, to recognize their parents). So when you see a group of 100-200 geese in a field you notice that they almost never give any sounds. They eat and rest and they don’t have to make sounds to gather their family. When they are 1000-10 000 on a spot they need to “talk” all the time to gather their family. When they sit 100-200 on a field and you walk up to them, the first thing they do is to raise their heads and then start to “talk” to their mate and family “be ready something is on and it’s danger” and then they lift. I have seen so many good callers scaring the geese because the have over belief in the call and doing more harm than good. I also use my calls BUT I also know a more important thing WHEN not to use it. Nobody have to believe me and I really don’t care, I shoot so much geese with my strategy and people can do what they want. For me the absolute mister important thing is to choose the right spot, for that day, for that wind and not put the decoy spread without thinking of thermal. The large geese are picky with thermal even if it’s a field that looks plain. And the second thing is to hide, if you can’t hide in the terrain then dress up like a goose or swan. Third to pick the right decoy model for that day (you can not have only one model with one texture and believe you are going to hunt all year around). I have never found a decoy model that can handle all situations like dry, rain, low light, sun etc etc therefore you need many different decoys and the tricky thing is to choose right model for ghat specific day.
@@GooseHuntingSweden that makes so much sense thank you for your answer. But i wondered, what do you mean when you say larger geese are picky with thermal? I could'nt find anything about how you have to consider thermal when you pick a spot on a field when i looked it up.
Smsll geese like barnacle can land like a helicopter in the middle of standing vegetation or in the middle of a flock of geese. Large geese like Canada geese needs space to land and lift of. For example you could need a channel of open space in your spread so they feel comfortable to lift if anything strange will occur. Large geese prefer to land on a top of the field even if it’s small elevation. But even if it’s a small downhill that hardly can be notice by eye the wind reacts different. The big geese don’t like to land downhill and use to land at the higher part and if there is more food downhill the walk down. Talk to a pilot of an airbaloon and he/she will tell you that ground wind and wind on 15-20 meters could be completely different. The small geese are not very picky about the surface elevation they just go down upfront the wind and more easily handle the different variations. As I said before it’s my personal thoughts and not necessarily true. But I no my strategic good fields and the strategic good spots in the fields.
Excellent fieldcraft but the guns were inexperienced. Most of those geese were gut shot as they ignored lead and also that the head/neck is the kill zone. Easily done though when you get lots of geese and over excited. Great video.
I am the guy with the semiauto, filming myself mostly (out of technical reason) and filming is a hobby. The ShotKam is also on my gun. Except me I had 5 clients who experienced their first goose hunt ever (what a first goose hunt ha ha)and they used over/under. I always try to hit head/neck myself. Using extra full choke and close geese it could lead to that I miss especially if I have to much clothes in that day etc. Sometimes with that problem I attend to go little longer back to get a bigger target, the body. I try not to do that and keep on shooting on the head. And as you noticed the red dot in ShotKam is not centered. In my film I mostly miss that part because when it’s time to do it the geese is flying. So in some ShotKam scenes it looks like I am aiming on the body at 25 meters and the goose drop. Of course that’s not right and if you look at the hit you see it’s mostly a reaction of a head/neck hit with clean death. We use lead here BTW.
BTW I have hunted geese for 31 years, guiding/sell hunts for 16 years and since then my work. I have guided/hunted 55 000 geese during the years. More then half canada geese. This year I have shot around 1000 geese myself. But you are absolutely right about we’re to aim. I amways telling my clients to go for head. Not lead in front of the body when they are at 30 meters, instead lead in front of the head. Much less wounded ones if you do so. But even if I guide 10 or 400 geese it’s always 3-4% (good shooting) 5-8% (not so good) that don’t fall down. They land 200-300 meter away. That’s why I have the retrieving dogs in a circle around the spread, and the pick up the far flying wounded ones (and it’s the law to have dogs during goose hunts).
Awesome,,,Epicness!!!!!! And great vid, Boyzz!!! Congrats, from a Canadian black foot killer!!!!! :) BTW,,, we're only allowed 10 per day here. :( What's your limits out there?
Normally I use 38 gram US 2 1530 fos but because the problem to get ammo at the moment (Covid-19) we used 36 gram US 3 not so fast. And of course it’s always lead
@@GooseHuntingSweden We haven't been able to shoot waterfowl with lead in the US since about 1985 or so; banned by the Federal Government because it was thought to be poisoning Bald Eagles by ingesting lead shot ducks. Enjoy it while you can! Most of our Canada goose season has a 2 bird/day limit, so you guys shot enough for 1 mans perfect success for 4 or 5 Seasons. Very jealous here across the Big Pond !
For someone from Canada this is insane we would have no problem shooting 300 geese some days on early season ( can’t because the daily bag limit is 5 ) but in late season (December)we have a hard time shooting 30 anyway cool video would like to see some dog work though😂
They are sold to the butcher and he sell them to restaurants and to ordinary people. Eco-smart, delicious, healthy meat are very popular in Sweden and when ordinary people could eat it it’s helps to keep hunting so accepted as it is in Sweden. And people also realize that all the geese here are a problem and they need to be hunted to keep acceptable populations of geese so they don’t destroy to much of the food. People realize that we can’t transport food from the other side of the planet anymore.
Not a single band. To many geese in Sweden and to few who put on rings on birds here. Higher rate of banded ones among the local nesting geese in early season and who over winter goes to Holland, Belgium, Germany the winter months. Then I shoot banded barnacles, Canadians and some greylags. Last season I shot a barnacle that was 2 year when they put on the ring and it was 19 years back so it was 21 year old.
No we don’t have any limits in my country because there is a huge population of different geese species and to few waterfowl hunters here. So the most species increase, some are stabile and for example barnacle geese doubles every second year (predicted to be 12 millions 2025). So we could have a lot of damage on the crops. So we need to shoot as much as we can. Besides being a outfitter in geese and ducks I am also a farmer and the situation on for example barnacle geese is really bad for farmers in my area. 10 000 barnacles on a 500 acres field gets destroyed in an afternoon.
Awesome Hunting Video! That was amazing how many flocks of geese just kept comimg into the hole.
Sounds like Tuvan throat singing in the early music. Nice hunt too.
Well done. That is a rare event for us in the U.S. to see that many birds decoy over the period of a day. Outstanding work.
I wonder why?
Christopher Gallavan. Bad done, hunting destroys Nature, do you know it ?
Do you know the number of animals killing by days ?
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@@ac8907 Well not all of us subscribe to your thinking. Enjoy your day.
@@christophergallavan2590 Of course I know unfortunately…….I would like .
I don’t understand how a human can find it plaisant to kill animals……
And more and more people think like that.
@@christophergallavan2590 Do you think animals subscribe to your thinking ?
Did not see any doggies but that was most epic best footage of shooting Canada's I have ever seen good job gentleman outstanding performance
It’s many years ago I stopped using retrieving dogs around the blinds because of safety to the dogs. And the geese that fells under 100 meters we pick by ourselves. The dog handlers are located in a circle around the decoy spread a couple of hundred meters away and picking up wounded geese that fly far.
I am happy you liked the film//Kristofer
Absolutely amazing!!!
As someone from North America we’re we actually have to hide in our spreads I’m so jealous
Fuck sometimes you can’t get away with a pit blind and fully flocked avians where I live. Crazy watching people sit like this and the birds literally do not care
"Snow"
exceptional...from time to time I watch the video again...I'm from Brazil....you are to be congratulated....excellent shots
Wauu well filmed and congratulations on the great result
A little over limit.But who is counting.Looked like fun .
We live in a free country and don’t have any limits 😎
Very nice shooting and good videos
That's alot of geese🙂
Have seen some of your videos and i notice that your benelli is jamming quite often🤔
Or is it just cartridge picki?
Have you tried beretta a400 xtreme
It could be my cleaning of the gun 🤷🏼♂️ comparing to other semiautos I used the Benelli M2 works great. But I will look at the Beretta and try it if possible. Thanx for that 👍👍👍
@@GooseHuntingSweden
Ja ok
I have shoot alot with my beretta and never had a jam.
It is worth to look at🙂
Keep up the good work🤠👍
Use synthetic oil and lightly on a benelli
Incredible. A hunt of a lifetime.
300 is a good season for a group of weekend warriors. I’m guessing there’s not a lot of hunting pressure there by the hide and the way those birds decoyed.
I hunted geese for 31 year and guided professionally 16 years. Guided and hunted 55 000 geese during the years. My clients was experienced their first goose hunt that day. We don’t have so much hunting pressure and the Canada geese are easier then the other geese we have. But I am not an goose expert but I love every day of the 100 days a year I’m out there. Just curious how many days a year do you hunt geese every year and how many do you shoot by yourself? I personally shot around 1200 geese this season, canada-greylag and barnacle geese. I just love being out by myself and since it’s my work it’s around 50% of the time I am out myself and rest with clients. And then I also spend a lot of time just scaring geese with drones, dogs etc.
@@GooseHuntingSweden awesome video, bud
@@tommclarty17 thanx filming is just a hobby but I really likes it. Along with farming and guiding geese hunts I wrote for hunting magazines and took still photos for 15 years but when it becomes commercial the soul dissaperes. So I found filming and love it but I am using low budget cams just for fun.
@@GooseHuntingSweden I may have killed 1200 Canada geese in my career so far, which started in the mid 1970s 😂 I haven't gotten bitten by the light goose bug so no big piles like you see hunting those. US waterfowl hunting season is usually 60days by federal guidelines. States set dates based on those guidelines. One season in the late 70s when they started a 2bird daily limit I eclipsed 100. I was younger and had the energy to play after working nightshift and hunted every day of the season. I'd love to have your job, are you hiring a helper anytime soon? 😇
Great video. I love how you guys have no blinds and I didn't hear anyone calling. Obviously you were where they wanted to be. Loved the camera footage.
Riktigt bra film Stoffe!!! :D
What kind of shotguns are you fellas using?
Awesome video !
I am the only one (Kristofer) using a semiauto Benelli M2 the clients are using over and under shotguns.
Thats a load of cleaning heavy honkers....good shootin'
Is there a limit per day? Here in the US we can't kill nearly 1200 in a season because our limit is 5 per day in my area. The highest limit per day I've seen is 8
No Sir! We don’t have any limit here. To many geese and few goose hunters
@@GooseHuntingSweden wow that's great for you!
MY GODNESS, GEESE MASSACRE. OH NO.
The video shoot is amazing, it's a professional work, congratulations.
Do you not have daily limits? No wind surprised they coming in so low.
No limits here
Hello nice videos
Wave after wave. What no limit in Sweden? Secondly, who is cleaning all those geese?
We don’t have any limits in Sweden. To many geese causing problems for farmers.
Because I shoot thousands of geese and ducks each year I need to sell the most to the butcher. He cleans them and sell them to restaurants and ordinary family’s in the grocery shop. This is one reason hunting is so accepted in our society. It’s delicious, healthy, climate smart and ethic meat.
@@GooseHuntingSweden Got it! Hunting here in the U.S. is huge. I have cleaned many a geese. It is a lot of work. Government is working overtime here to ban guns. Am afraid they will get their wish. Hunting? With all the mandatory fees and permits I am also afraid they are turning people off from it due to the expense.
Here in the U.S. there is no limit on Snow Geese, unlike Canadian geese.
wow what 10 shot snow goose gun have done
I'm also from Canada. I hunt the Eastern flyway. We have many Canada geese from various subspecies. It is very difficult to recognize them as the variations are very subtle. If we had the ''opportunity'' to shoot the resident geese that are becoming pests, we would also have good videos and large tallies. 300 birds = much work and many meals!!!
What do you do with such an amount of dead birds, can you sell them or are they distributed among friends and family?
This hunt I sold them to the meat dealer/butcher who process them and they go to restaurants and grocery’s. In Sweden ordinary people accept hunting very much and they all like eating healthy, eco-smart and tasty meat from wild animals.
When k shoot smaller numbers -50 I give it away to friends and family.
Thanx for asking a very important question.
@@GooseHuntingSweden thanks for your answer. Here in the Netherlands we got a real problem with greylag geese but we can hardly put the shot birds on the market.
Awesome hunt! What is done with all the meat?
Sold to the butcher and he sells it restaurants and ordinary people and when tasty, healthy, ethical, eco-friendly meat reach out to the non-hunting population it helps to get the hunt accepted. And hunting is widely accepted in Sweden.
@@GooseHuntingSweden love hunting and love what you guys are about! Again awesome video thanks for sharing
I’d love to hunt if I could just harvest the animal and let the meat processor deal with the rest.
How much would a hunt like this cost if I were to travel from America ?
@@BYOB4u Please send us an email you find the contact info at the end of the film.
Dude with a couple camera guys in the background you could’ve sold this footage to whichever decoy brand you were using for a nice lump sum I imagine. It’d be worth a try anyways. You’d probably get a sponsor as well.
I don't see you use calls in most of your videos, why is that? And will the greylags be fooled by white clothes or do you need a proper snow cover for that? Awesome hunt btw, it sucks we are only allowed to use 2 shots in denmark
This is my personal opinion and I am not saying it true at all. But in my opinion hunters give the call to much attention. Of course it works with calls. But I have done this for a living for such a long time (hunted geese for 31 years and as my work for 16 years) and I don’t just kill geese I also scare them. So I have time to watch their behavior a lot. For the first the geese communicate with sound, it’s their only way to know their mate and kids and for the kids the only way to know their parents (and scientist found it start before they are hatched, to recognize their parents). So when you see a group of 100-200 geese in a field you notice that they almost never give any sounds. They eat and rest and they don’t have to make sounds to gather their family. When they are 1000-10 000 on a spot they need to “talk” all the time to gather their family. When they sit 100-200 on a field and you walk up to them, the first thing they do is to raise their heads and then start to “talk” to their mate and family “be ready something is on and it’s danger” and then they lift. I have seen so many good callers scaring the geese because the have over belief in the call and doing more harm than good. I also use my calls BUT I also know a more important thing WHEN not to use it. Nobody have to believe me and I really don’t care, I shoot so much geese with my strategy and people can do what they want. For me the absolute mister important thing is to choose the right spot, for that day, for that wind and not put the decoy spread without thinking of thermal. The large geese are picky with thermal even if it’s a field that looks plain. And the second thing is to hide, if you can’t hide in the terrain then dress up like a goose or swan. Third to pick the right decoy model for that day (you can not have only one model with one texture and believe you are going to hunt all year around). I have never found a decoy model that can handle all situations like dry, rain, low light, sun etc etc therefore you need many different decoys and the tricky thing is to choose right model for ghat specific day.
@@GooseHuntingSweden that makes so much sense thank you for your answer. But i wondered, what do you mean when you say larger geese are picky with thermal? I could'nt find anything about how you have to consider thermal when you pick a spot on a field when i looked it up.
Smsll geese like barnacle can land like a helicopter in the middle of standing vegetation or in the middle of a flock of geese. Large geese like Canada geese needs space to land and lift of. For example you could need a channel of open space in your spread so they feel comfortable to lift if anything strange will occur. Large geese prefer to land on a top of the field even if it’s small elevation. But even if it’s a small downhill that hardly can be notice by eye the wind reacts different. The big geese don’t like to land downhill and use to land at the higher part and if there is more food downhill the walk down. Talk to a pilot of an airbaloon and he/she will tell you that ground wind and wind on 15-20 meters could be completely different. The small geese are not very picky about the surface elevation they just go down upfront the wind and more easily handle the different variations.
As I said before it’s my personal thoughts and not necessarily true. But I no my strategic good fields and the strategic good spots in the fields.
Are Americans allowed to hunt in Sweden? If so, how do I get in touch with y’all? I’m serious as a train wreck!🦆🦆🦆
Yes of course, I have many Americans over here.
@@GooseHuntingSweden send me your information please. I’d love to come over there and hunt.
Thanks man!
@@treycrawford586 look at the end of the film
Where did you get your scope cam i would love to know pls
It’s a ShotKam
Супер охота👍
Moi j’appelle ça un carnage
Excellent fieldcraft but the guns were inexperienced. Most of those geese were gut shot as they ignored lead and also that the head/neck is the kill zone. Easily done though when you get lots of geese and over excited. Great video.
I am the guy with the semiauto, filming myself mostly (out of technical reason) and filming is a hobby. The ShotKam is also on my gun. Except me I had 5 clients who experienced their first goose hunt ever (what a first goose hunt ha ha)and they used over/under. I always try to hit head/neck myself. Using extra full choke and close geese it could lead to that I miss especially if I have to much clothes in that day etc. Sometimes with that problem I attend to go little longer back to get a bigger target, the body. I try not to do that and keep on shooting on the head.
And as you noticed the red dot in ShotKam is not centered. In my film I mostly miss that part because when it’s time to do it the geese is flying. So in some ShotKam scenes it looks like I am aiming on the body at 25 meters and the goose drop. Of course that’s not right and if you look at the hit you see it’s mostly a reaction of a head/neck hit with clean death.
We use lead here BTW.
BTW I have hunted geese for 31 years, guiding/sell hunts for 16 years and since then my work. I have guided/hunted 55 000 geese during the years. More then half canada geese. This year I have shot around 1000 geese myself. But you are absolutely right about we’re to aim. I amways telling my clients to go for head. Not lead in front of the body when they are at 30 meters, instead lead in front of the head. Much less wounded ones if you do so.
But even if I guide 10 or 400 geese it’s always 3-4% (good shooting) 5-8% (not so good) that don’t fall down. They land 200-300 meter away. That’s why I have the
retrieving dogs in a circle around the spread, and the pick up the far flying wounded ones (and it’s the law to have dogs during goose hunts).
Thank you for taking the time to give an excellent and thorough response. Keep up the great videos.
Awesome,,,Epicness!!!!!! And great vid, Boyzz!!! Congrats, from a Canadian black foot killer!!!!! :) BTW,,, we're only allowed 10 per day here. :( What's your limits out there?
Thanx Nolan. We don’t have limits here
@@GooseHuntingSweden That's great!!! They're so invasive anyways!!!
@@GooseHuntingSweden no that is clear
Sit out there and shoot into thousands
Super nice
What kind of shotshells use? Great video
Normally I use 38 gram US 2 1530 fos but because the problem to get ammo at the moment (Covid-19) we used 36 gram US 3 not so fast. And of course it’s always lead
@@GooseHuntingSweden We haven't been able to shoot waterfowl with lead in the US since about 1985 or so; banned by the Federal Government because it was thought to be poisoning Bald Eagles by ingesting lead shot ducks. Enjoy it while you can! Most of our Canada goose season has a 2 bird/day limit, so you guys shot enough for 1 mans perfect success for 4 or 5 Seasons. Very jealous here across the Big Pond !
Amazing and well done, you killed as many in a day as our group would shoot all year. Now that would be a trip of a lifetime.
Good shooting! Keep it up!
Awesome Hunt mate👌🏻👌🏻 keep it up
That is really crazy good shooting
is there no limit?
NO limit
Excellent I like to come for hunting.
dang where are you guys hunting where the limit is like that lol
Sweeden
For someone from Canada this is insane we would have no problem shooting 300 geese some days on early season ( can’t because the daily bag limit is 5 ) but in late season (December)we have a hard time shooting 30 anyway cool video would like to see some dog work though😂
Dog work would be wonderful to see
Nice job
What’s the cost per day to hunt with you?
Send me an email booking@goosehuntingsweden.com
What do you do with this goose?
They are sold to the butcher and he sell them to restaurants and to ordinary people. Eco-smart, delicious, healthy meat are very popular in Sweden and when ordinary people could eat it it’s helps to keep hunting so accepted as it is in Sweden. And people also realize that all the geese here are a problem and they need to be hunted to keep acceptable populations of geese so they don’t destroy to much of the food. People realize that we can’t transport food from the other side of the planet anymore.
@@GooseHuntingSweden Thanks bro!we are neighbors! Greetings from Estonia!
@@dealdeal2918 coool take care over there.
Do you use lead shot
Of course. Guns are made for lead. And it’s ethical with less wounded birds as you get from steel.
nice game
Umm. I’m moving to Sweden 😂
gas bemastra!! Great video and editing.
How many bands if any?
Also, y’all can shoot lead and no limits what about plugs? Seems like y’all all had plugs
Not a single band. To many geese in Sweden and to few who put on rings on birds here. Higher rate of banded ones among the local nesting geese in early season and who over winter goes to Holland, Belgium, Germany the winter months. Then I shoot banded barnacles, Canadians and some greylags. Last season I shot a barnacle that was 2 year when they put on the ring and it was 19 years back so it was 21 year old.
@@hunternorwalk5482 we are only allowed to have 2+1 shots in semiautos. In the film I used semiauto as you could see, My clients used over/under guns.
Life is hunting
6 guns would be a limit of 12 where I live. You don’t have limits or what?
No we don’t have any limits in my country because there is a huge population of different geese species and to few waterfowl hunters here. So the most species increase, some are stabile and for example barnacle geese doubles every second year (predicted to be 12 millions 2025). So we could have a lot of damage on the crops. So we need to shoot as much as we can. Besides being a outfitter in geese and ducks I am also a farmer and the situation on for example barnacle geese is really bad for farmers in my area. 10 000 barnacles on a 500 acres field gets destroyed in an afternoon.
i lke that a goods shooting.
Why so many birds is there no limit there
No limit to many geese and to few hunters, so they are a problem for the agriculture
@@GooseHuntingSweden right on
These guys use buckshot for waterfowl hunting.
that´s more birds in one moring when I will ever shoot in my hole lifetime...
They killed more geese in a day, then I have in 26 years of hunting on the eastern shore.... a lot more 😂
Very, very good job !
Allerherzlichstes Weidmanns Heil !
Nice drone footage. They would have ruined that crop.
Can gives me 2 birds for BBQ
Go to 4:20 to skip the nonsense