Hunting Wapiti in New Zealand | Mark V. Peterson Hunting
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2023
- Mark continues his quest in New Zealand, but this time, after a Wapiti. On this hunt, Mark was unable to get his firearms import permit in time to take his Gunwerks rifle, so he'd again have to borrow from his guide, Shawn. Elk were first introduced to New Zealand in 1909 when President Roosevelt gifted a herd of 20 animals that were released on the South Island. Get ready to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature that New Zealand has to offer.
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Love it how you say this area has a bunch in it. Like they move around 😂. In a pen they don’t go far
Wow, what a monster Mark, he took those two rounds like fly bites. Congratulations on a great bull👍🏻
Thank you! Was an amazing experience on a great bull.
Beautiful Bull... Congratulations.
Thank you kindly.
Gotta love it when they tank two shots.
In New Zealand we have a fully wild free range wapiti herd known as the Fiordland wapiti herd. And they have produced some of the most impressive animals throughout their history. And in order to hunt them you have to enter a ballot or like a lottery for Americans and if your lucky enough you can hunt them.
youd never see monsters like this in Fiordland. are these stags farmed ? they all look unbelievably big.
@@gregwells8764 yes they come from safari parks and have the American genes in them that is why they are so big.
The Fiordland "wapiti" are just a bunch of hybrids lol.
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Not called hunting. This is called meat gathering. Ditch the ride, stop paying the safari and go do it for real
Yup couldn’t agree more it doesn’t look like Fiordland poor animal with a price on its head
Extremely well said Andre. This chap has never hunted a day in his life, those animals don’t stand a chance.
Ya cause I'm sure none of you guys ever road hunt ....
@@skylightoutdoors7374 not a thing in my country
will you do it if you go hunt to another country? will you go and hunt by yourself?
How much did you have to pay to shoot that one on a Fenced farm?
You definitely can’t call that real hunting. I believe it’s called arm chair hunting. Pay the bucks to the farm and they deliver the animal without the hunter having to even walk anywhere. What’s the world come to?
Wapitis have a tendancy to not get too scratched when being smashed in the side by a 300 WM
Over in the states we have a tendency to drop them with smaller rounds
Fenced animals don’t count mate
'He dead"
My partner and I are learning how to hunt because the bio industry is despicable, so I am glad to get more information out of videos.
But could you please inform me, what makes one want to pose with a dead animal and eager to share said pictures??
I just can't wrap my head around that.
Good for you on getting introduced to hunting. When you are successful with a harvest, it is a huge accomplishment to celebrate with a photo that will last forever to look back on while also paying respect to the animal.
@MarkVPeterson Thank you for your response and information!
Seeing people posing with a dead animal gives me an unhinged feeling, like it is fun to kill an animal, but now I understand a bit more why people would, thanks!
I guess I would take pictures of the harvest one gains from the animal, so it becomes clear why one would kill an animal.
If that would be more or less gruesome, I don't know, but it would feel more right to me, I think.
*Pardon my way of speech, English is not my first language, I do mean well.
Beautiful color. Blonde?
when you see an animal that has a head that looks like a cauliflower you know it is a canned hunt on a farm and the person shooting it is not a real hunter because if he was he would be out in the real country like everyone else.
Wapiti is a first nations people name for elk. Elk is a Northern European name for moose. Just saying………
Your account name is very misleading, this is as far from hunting as you get. Do you think this was common practice when hunting was actually relied upon to sustain life?
If you pay for an animal on a farm like this you have no right to call yourself a hunter. You are simply a purchaser of goods.
"Elk were first introduced to New Zealand in 1909 when President Roosevelt gifted a herd of 20 animals that were released on the South Island. Get ready to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature that New Zealand has to offer."
These two statements have nothing to do with what you are doing.
One: you are on a farm that either breeds them or buys them in for you to shoot.
Two: You are on a farm and you do not see the beauty of nature that this country has to offer.
You can never call this "hunting".
Did you just leave the meat behind???
why do you have to hunt and kill it mate?
Frist of all it is an invasive species, second of all there is nothing wrong with hunting.
@@Klein_head I have to take issue with you there
First it’s on a farm fenced in with a price on its head its a farm animal and not feral
Second DONT confuse this with hunting
I hope you do some bowhunting i. gun hunting is very boring and takes less skill. That's an American perspective
What a beautiful animal…STOP HUNTING!!!