The Wild Boar Fever Film Fest truly captured the heart-pounding excitement of driven boar hunts across Europe. From the strategic planning to the precise marksmanship, every moment was a testament to the skill and dedication of the hunters involved. I couldn't take my eyes off the screen!
Frans Albrecht, thank you for another excelent wild bore hunting film. You have captured both the over all theory of game management, the fine points of the hunt and not least of all, the thrilling action of the hunt. Your films do much to present our sport in the best light possible, especially to the latest generation that have not been exposed to this tradition.
Waidmanns Heil! I have followed Franz for a year or two, now.....namely because I was so impressed the first time I watched him shoot in one of these boar hunting videos. While initially it was his shooting skills that grabbed my attention, later, it was his demeanor and philosophy of hunting sportsmanship and ethics I found most impressive. This particular video was the most impressive, yet, wherein I learned much regarding his knowledge base for identifying a particular class of animal on the run/hoof. I have never hunted America's feral hogs and, frankly, have no desire to.....it's simply not the same animal....nor does it command equal respect. But I would love to hunt Europe's wild boar. While living in Berlin in 1967-9, my father successfully hunted Boar and Roe buck.....and I have wanted to return to the land of my Grandfather ever since... Unfortunately, short of a miracle, this will never happen.....so I'll have to enjoy hunting them vicariously through these wonderful videos. My sincere gratitude for the enjoyment you provide...
These hunts are wondrous! Extremely challenging. So very rich in tradition, ethics sportsmanship and game management. So very different than in the U.S. If you have never done a European driven hunt for wild boar or pheasants, it should be on your list of must do's. These hunt will leave you changed. For those in the U.S who have property, you too can do the same types of items in terms of ethics, European tradition, game respect and management practices, it is so rewarding to do this. Best Regards
For people in Texas that have property "ethics" such as not shooting females or young boars goes out the window! There are so many and they do millions of dollars in damage that they want every pig killed that we see. Even then then population explosion can't be slowed, much less stopped! Professional trappers who trap entire sounders can't even dent the population! We are completely overrun with wild pigs and no one has yet to come up with a solution for it! They even hunt them with silenced rifles with night vision and hunt them with full automatic weapons out of helicopters!
I maybe wrong but don't you have to be wealthy to hunt in Europe? I live in Kansas and the hunting and fishing are everywhere .You do not have to be a wealthy person to pursue game in the United States.
@@rikertvonfulton16 you dont rally have to be wealthy. but throughout history it was considered to be a right that only belonged to noble families. they had big hunting grounds and peasants were only allowed to hunt so called "lower or lesser game" (small game) like rabbits, roe deer and birds. but wild boar and red deer were considered what you would call big game. but nowadays there is no gatekeeping anymore mostly. in germany for example the hunting exam and school costs are very high but in other countries around europe not so much.
If I can have enough success in life that I can afford the experience to hunt along Franz and all of the wonderful hunters in these films, I would consider it a life long dream achieved.
@@Jonathan-js3vi Yes but adherence to sex, age, weight?? How on earth can that be accomplished in the split second prior to a shot? And who cares? They are destructive animals to farming, the females can bear two litters a year of multiple piglets, and they have no predator in nature. They are at the top of their own food chain.
I have such an amazing feeling for Frans when it comes to the way he thinks, behave and teaches about the wild boars and it is truly inspirational! Have a great season, I know it went good in France😉👌🐗
Hornady is the go to for my 270 winchester. 130 grains american whitetail . Im oldschool , i use a BAR 270 winchester with open sights zeroed at 26 yards. Very accurate cannon. Nice semi auto bar. Ive learned to shoot with both eyes open. Wow, i did not know they made boar ammo, nice.
Every serious hunter should aim (pun intended) to have Franz Albrecht's rifle skills! I've been shooting bolt actions for speed for decades, but I'm constantly astounded by his speed, precision and marksmanship. I would like to see him do a "mad-minute" with a SMLE! :D Kudos to you Franz!
No doubt, he's good, but so is that state-of-the-art, high speed, straight-pull bolt action Merkel Helix rifle he is using. There is no need to lift the bolt to operate the action & the bolt handle only needs to move about 2.5" which I think makes it the fastest manually operated bolt action rifle currently on the market. Starting at around $3500 US$, it better shoot fast!
My only complaint about these videos is that they NEVER let us know about the caliber of ammo and rifle used on these hunts. How can someone like me learn from these videos if we don't have complete info. Other than that, I truly love watching the skill of these shooters. Haven't missed an episode.
So my Remington model 700, while not ideal, wiil work. I'm a fudd, so it's chambered in .30'06 lol. The only things that work against it are the speed of bolt manipulation and the slow reloading time.
Excellent bottom to top shooting illustration by Franz. Superb. Constant motion offsets wind, muscle fatigue and pulse (actually reminded myself of that in recent months while practicing with an air rifle; save so much time and money practicing with air rifles, even as a reloader) This technique could be of extreme benefit hunting big dangerous predators on the ground. I lived in the European community for 13 years and wished I doubled my work hours to complete complete the Jagdtschein course!
This video I’m watching from England 🏴 and I’m so happy to see these professional hunters with very good skills and aim on their targets. Keep it up dear 🎊 🎉
Franz Albrecht is a real hunter with respect for the animal.There's no unethical point of view.It's a hunt not a shooting!!!the meat is completely used for eating.and safety first!!
Markus Patients Same could be said about California. Lol Would much rather live in Texas though. Also to answer your question, it’s the principles and values that a make a state great. Not the weather.
@Markus Patients ypuve obviously never been to Gods country, Texas. 6 months out of the year, perfect weather. The people are great. We are allowed to live without an overbearing state government.
Really great to watch amazing I can honestly say myself and my late wife stopped at the hotel The Wild Boar at the the Lake District in Cumbria England it’s amazing meat and sausage it great to the safety aspect is really great I’ve subscribed I will watch more 👍
Hello everyone ! Franz-Albrecht have very well knowledge about hunting, guns, shooting technics and also hunting ethics, which I really like it and want learn more about this topics. Is there any others sources of Franz-Albrecht knowledge like web-pages, articles, books which are from Franz mind? I really appreciate any information that you can recommended me. Thank you.
This kind of takes you back to what hunting was like hundreds of years ago when there was plentiful game and that's what is going on with the wild hogs especially since they are ruining agriculture and farms and property.
Ol' Frank can shoot folks. Been watching him for years. He very seldom misses, very very seldom. That's why he gets invited to so many hunts all over Europe. Lucky little shit! Got prestige, elite royal status, money, hot ass wife AND GETS TO HUNT EVERYWHERE! I'm so glad for him. Very few in the world are born into such an awesome lifestyle.
SO TRUE !!....& many are SO wasteful here in u.s. or want big bucks to shoot/hunt while others want them ALL dead & SO MANY are wasted !!..............DAMN SHAME !!
@@ericrumpel3105 ..like what was done with the North American 🐃 bufalloes during the 19th century..driven to extinction due to wanton slaughter by the American" hunters"..
One thing he forgot to say is the reason why German is used for the terminology is because German in the most widespread used language as a first language in Europe. There are 6 countries that have German as the official language and the are Germany, Austria, Belgium, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg and Switzerland.
@@k9road if you don't believe me then google it. And yes some may speak multiple languages but all 6 countries do have German as a nationally recognised language. Belgium and Luxembourg may also speak French as both countries were part of both Germany and France at one time in the past. You forgot Switzerland also speaks Romania.
Belgium does not have German as a first language. It has French and Flemish. Switzerland has three official languages. Luxembourg is French speaking. Out of six countries you only got 3 right. Why don't you do some research before enthusiastically sounding off like an uninformed kid. These are official languages, spoken is different, people speak more than one. The terminology for hunting is universal but nowhere near exclusively German. It is German in the countries mentioned in the video. Not in France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Turkey Greece and many other countries.
The difference between this form of hunting and for instance the helicopter hunting of new zealand is one is harvesting animals that occur semi naturally and an attempted eradication.
Enjoyed this video👌 I'm I New Zealand hunter and am very against shooting from a helicopter. We do alot of sport and stalk. Or bush stalking. Keep up the good work
Franz, absolutely fantastic and educational video. I can't wait to watch more. I thought (coming from the USA side of things) that gun ownership in Europe was virtually impossible. How do you get permission to own firearms? Also, the fanatical adherence to determining sex, age, and weight (?) prior to taking the shot, would seem to be a deterrent placed on the hunt in the first place and are unheard of in the USA. The boars are considered so dangerous to farming communities and cause untold millions of dollars in damages, states like TX and Louisiana have open hunting on these animals. Why on earth would anyone place any restrictions on these destructive animals that have no predator in nature. Gardis USA
I greatly respect the ways of boar hunting in Europe. I 100% agree on range time, accuracy, and ethics. In Texas and many parts of the USA, we hunt them however we can. The basis of that is the view on the boar as a problem and controlling it. No matter how many we hunt, whatever the method, trapping, helos, stalking, dogs, stands or tannerite, we cannot cull the herds enough to reverse their growth rates. This is the reason the state of Texas is again looking at mass Euthanizing them with blood hemorrhage bait drops. This is highly controversial and I don’t think they’ve implemented it yet. They are viewed as equal with mice and rats, except the amount of farm damage they do is drastically more.
Yes, would rather have it the Texan way. Seems impossible to identify sex, age and weight prior to a shot. Almost like the authorities don't really want hunting, but they have to, so they place these restrictions.
Leon Schmidt Richtig, viele Frischlinge können aufgrund des geringen Gewichts nicht verwertet werden - daher wird kein Schuss angetragen. Ansonsten gilt, wie auch im Film verdeutlicht, jung vor alt. ( Frischling > Bache) !
@@mickp1978 If you know the Ballistics of the loads you are using it's easy.... i know my 270WSM 10mm High at 50m and then 20mm high at 100mm giving me a 200m zero
All this is common skill for an avid hunter in america and I don't know why he says harvested game doesnt go to the table in north American. Anything i harvest, i eat.
Driven hunts with running shots are not that common in most of North America. Also what he meant when he said Americans don't have the same taste for wild game he didn't mean the hunters, he meant the general population buying game meat.
Exactly! What horse sh!t. By law we are REQUIRED to utilize the resources and are banned from profiting from the sale of the meat...unlike the market hunters over there.
I was just stating fact. As someone who had hunted most of America and lives here, I think I know what our ethics are. Everyone I have hunted with has been able to take running shots on deer drives and good at flying targets as well. It may not be law everywhere in America that you have to use all the meat but it is extremely frowned upon to not use the whole animal and have much respect for them. I wasn't trying to take away from your hunting or hunters.
You lads need to get a 30/30 lever action on those stands... and I don't want to hear any one telling me a 30/30 ain't enough. I know what its capable of.
No they don't. In Franz' homeland Germany for big game you need a E100 > 2000 Joule and most .30-30 ammo is below that (except some like the "Lever-revolution"). But than again in parts of Germany you have to use lead-free projectiles which most of the time results in a slight drop in E100. And since e.g. in Germany you check with blood hounds every shot fired that did not result in game dropping dead within visual range most hunters prefer having a little more power than a barely legal cartrige can provide. On a driven hunt game is full with adrenaline and they often go surprizingly far with a deadly shot.
43:00 "North American hunters are use to shooting relatively stationary game". Apparently, the individual that wrote this narration has never seen a hog hunt here in the U.S. before lol..
@@michaelficarro2591 For me the principal difference is between the weapon , meanwhile american don't care to empty a clip of 30 cartridges on a deer , meanwhile in Western Europe the best hunter use a bolt action rifle and the "bad shooter" use a semi-auto.
@@afisto6647 Um, since there is a limit on deer in most states, most people don't even use high capacity mags or semi-auto rifles for deer hunting. Depending on the season, the majority of hunters tend to use either bolt guns, muzzle loaders or bows. The semi-autos and high capacity magazines are mostly used for hog hunting, and since they are considered a pest rather than a game animal in most states, there is no limit, so we try killing as many as possible, and a semi-auto with a 30rd mag makes that task much easier. So, the high number of rounds has little to do with accuracy or, "bad shooters" as you put it, It's just easier to kill more hogs with more rounds and less reloading, that's just common sense lol. Oh, and it's called a magazine, not a clip, big difference lol.
@@afisto6647 I've guided many European hunters on Western North American game, mostly bear and moose. Getting these hunters to stalk prey, or shoot over 100m is extremely difficult. We don't hunt from stands, or use dogs and a single shot is all you usually get as the terrain and dense conifer woods make recovering a wounded animal sometimes impossible. I do enjoy knocking the elitist euro super hunters down a peg on occasion. I won't shoot at moving big game, hogs excepted, so maybe I'm a bad hunter? Waidmanns Heil.
I enjoyed watching this video. My question is what do you do with all the wild boar that was shot? Do you have them butchered and processed for consumption especially for the hungry and the needy?
Great film. But the sad thing is african swine fever! I hunt in LV. Wild boar population numbers vent down so rapidly, that now it is really rare occasion to see wild boar in my hunting estate.
The Wild Boar Fever Film Fest truly captured the heart-pounding excitement of driven boar hunts across Europe. From the strategic planning to the precise marksmanship, every moment was a testament to the skill and dedication of the hunters involved. I couldn't take my eyes off the screen!
Frans Albrecht, thank you for another excelent wild bore hunting film. You have captured both the over all theory of game management, the fine points of the hunt and not least of all, the thrilling action of the hunt. Your films do much to present our sport in the best light possible, especially to the latest generation that have not been exposed to this tradition.
Waidmanns Heil!
I have followed Franz for a year or two, now.....namely because I was so impressed the first time I watched him shoot in one of these boar hunting videos.
While initially it was his shooting skills that grabbed my attention, later, it was his demeanor and philosophy of hunting sportsmanship and ethics I found most impressive.
This particular video was the most impressive, yet, wherein I learned much regarding his knowledge base for identifying a particular class of animal on the run/hoof.
I have never hunted America's feral hogs and, frankly, have no desire to.....it's simply not the same animal....nor does it command equal respect.
But I would love to hunt Europe's wild boar.
While living in Berlin in 1967-9, my father successfully hunted Boar and Roe buck.....and I have wanted to return to the land of my Grandfather ever since...
Unfortunately, short of a miracle, this will never happen.....so I'll have to enjoy hunting them vicariously through these wonderful videos.
My sincere gratitude for the enjoyment you provide...
😅
These hunts are wondrous! Extremely challenging. So very rich in tradition, ethics sportsmanship and game management. So very different than in the U.S. If you have never done a European driven hunt for wild boar or pheasants, it should be on your list of must do's. These hunt will leave you changed.
For those in the U.S who have property, you too can do the same types of items in terms of ethics, European tradition, game respect and management practices, it is so rewarding to do this. Best Regards
For people in Texas that have property "ethics" such as not shooting females or young boars goes out the window! There are so many and they do millions of dollars in damage that they want every pig killed that we see. Even then then population explosion can't be slowed, much less stopped! Professional trappers who trap entire sounders can't even dent the population! We are completely overrun with wild pigs and no one has yet to come up with a solution for it! They even hunt them with silenced rifles with night vision and hunt them with full automatic weapons out of helicopters!
@@justdoingitjim7095 มาดุหมุป่ากัน
@@justdoingitjim7095 I think the only solution is to have more hunters. 😅
I maybe wrong but don't you have to be wealthy to hunt in Europe? I live in Kansas and the hunting and fishing are everywhere .You do not have to be a wealthy person to pursue game in the United States.
@@rikertvonfulton16 you dont rally have to be wealthy. but throughout history it was considered to be a right that only belonged to noble families. they had big hunting grounds and peasants were only allowed to hunt so called "lower or lesser game" (small game) like rabbits, roe deer and birds. but wild boar and red deer were considered what you would call big game. but nowadays there is no gatekeeping anymore mostly. in germany for example the hunting exam and school costs are very high but in other countries around europe not so much.
This guy is a true sportsman: respects his skill, respects his mission, knows his tools, and understands the ethical dimensions of the sport.
since when is killing a sport!?
@@valkyries-mi2sx Dunno exactly, but I'm guessing for many, many millennia. Bit of a knee-jerker ?
Oh, wow shooting wild pigs for your enjoyment makes him a sportsman how.
Wish all hunters were like that . instead of them Trophy Hunters
@@davidc3839 hunting like this is better then just going to the grocery store and buying it that way
a real hunter...a marksman...respect Franz
er ist besser als Major König und Wassili Grigorjewitsch Saizew!!!
i went on Driven Hunts many Times. Nobody couldt explain german hunting traditions better then this man.
Franz, a hunters hats off to you. A great teacher, incredible hunter and a good shot. I hope to see more of these films
If I can have enough success in life that I can afford the experience to hunt along Franz and all of the wonderful hunters in these films, I would consider it a life long dream achieved.
I think the message we should all take from this as hunters is that being respectful to the animals and striving for ethical kills is whats important.
Ethical Kills?.. the irony in that shit lol
@@darthrosh5223 There is no irony, don't let the animals suffer and kill them directly so they won't even feel their death.
@@Jonathan-js3vi Yes but adherence to sex, age, weight?? How on earth can that be accomplished in the split second prior to a shot? And who cares? They are destructive animals to farming, the females can bear two litters a year of multiple piglets, and they have no predator in nature. They are at the top of their own food chain.
I love the Safety factor of these top notch Hunters. The Host Gentleman explains the hunt so Well.
Been following Franz on and off for years, but he seems like a consummate professional. Classy. Prost.
He is good I love watching him awesome shooter
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I have such an amazing feeling for Frans when it comes to the way he thinks, behave and teaches about the wild boars and it is truly inspirational! Have a great season, I know it went good in France😉👌🐗
*Franz
Im from Borneo. I really love this hunting wild boar sport. Keep it up my sportsman' s friends!👍🐶🐗🐗
Wow! That was a great video! Thanks a lot for the nice words that you said about my country! Greatings from Romania to all hunters in the world!
Very interesting to see how different it is done compared to how they are hunted here. Very professional and ethical
I'm G in
Franz-Albrecht is a great hunter and excellent shooter. I "know" him from other vids. Weidmannsheil to Franz-Albrecht. Keep on.
Franz albrecht the best of the best, wishing to hunt alongside u someday ☝👍
Hornady is the go to for my 270 winchester. 130 grains american whitetail . Im oldschool , i use a BAR 270 winchester with open sights zeroed at 26 yards. Very accurate cannon. Nice semi auto bar. Ive learned to shoot with both eyes open. Wow, i did not know they made boar ammo, nice.
Wow!
Thank you so much for sharing this!
I love it!
Thank you for a nice presentation of hunting safety
Every serious hunter should aim (pun intended) to have Franz Albrecht's rifle skills! I've been shooting bolt actions for speed for decades, but I'm constantly astounded by his speed, precision and marksmanship. I would like to see him do a "mad-minute" with a SMLE! :D Kudos to you Franz!
I am impressed by your skills! That shot proves you are a true marksman!
Actually, very interesting - both the boar hunting and the "documentary/repotage" format of this commercial. Well done aimpoint :)
Anybody else like how fast he racks that bolt!!! With that 7mm mag great looking rifle
Practice Practice Practice....
Yes, as fast as a pump or lever action.
No doubt, he's good, but so is that state-of-the-art, high speed, straight-pull bolt action Merkel Helix rifle he is using. There is no need to lift the bolt to operate the action & the bolt handle only needs to move about 2.5" which I think makes it the fastest manually operated bolt action rifle currently on the market. Starting at around $3500 US$, it better shoot fast!
I don't see any belts on his cartridge cases, therefore not 7mm. mag. Could be 7x64 or maybe even. 270.
@@michaelcayer8358 If you check for other videos in the series you will realize he is as fast with a normal bolt action.
Wow! My cousin countrymen can SHOOT and HUNT! Awesome film - tons of education as well as enjoyment for any hunter.
Great Video !!....Thank You All fer sharing !!
My only complaint about these videos is that they NEVER let us know about the caliber of ammo and rifle used on these hunts. How can someone like me learn from these videos if we don't have complete info. Other than that, I truly love watching the skill of these shooters. Haven't missed an episode.
Its .270 winchester and I think thats a Merkel rifle
@@melekhthechanger88 i have seen him use a merkel helix, but in this film it was mostly a sauer 404 i think
So my Remington model 700, while not ideal, wiil work. I'm a fudd, so it's chambered in .30'06 lol. The only things that work against it are the speed of bolt manipulation and the slow reloading time.
@@georgesakellaropoulos8162 A Blaser R8 would be better and …in 9,3x62 of course😉
7 mm Rem Mag
Excellent bottom to top shooting illustration by Franz. Superb. Constant motion offsets wind, muscle fatigue and pulse (actually reminded myself of that in recent months while practicing with an air rifle; save so much time and money practicing with air rifles, even as a reloader) This technique could be of extreme benefit hunting big dangerous predators on the ground. I lived in the European community for 13 years and wished I doubled my work hours to complete complete the Jagdtschein course!
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Heartfelt thanks for this wonderful insight into the ethical management of wild boar.
Funny that no one knows that Franz Albrecht is a German prince whose real Name ist Prince Franz Albrecht of Oettingen-Spielberg
So funny
Whats your definition of no one?
I did
This video I’m watching from England 🏴 and I’m so happy to see these professional hunters with very good skills and aim on their targets. Keep it up dear 🎊 🎉
Франс ты самый лучший стрелок ,!!!!
I need this job, I am a good hunter. You hired me. You are really a great hunter.
love this video excellent hunting and marksmanship
Really good video. Thanks.
Franz Albrecht is a real hunter with respect for the animal.There's no unethical point of view.It's a hunt not a shooting!!!the meat is completely used for eating.and safety first!!
We are very excited and really like your creative ideas, made it enjoyable to watch and keep watching, hope you continue this great idea forever.
Ol Franz would hate helicopter hunting wild pigs in The Great state of Texas where they are an invasive species.
Maybe he would consider it a challenge, moving boar from a moving platform.
Markus Patients
Same could be said about California. Lol
Would much rather live in Texas though.
Also to answer your question, it’s the principles and values that a make a state great.
Not the weather.
@Markus Patients ypuve obviously never been to Gods country, Texas. 6 months out of the year, perfect weather. The people are great. We are allowed to live without an overbearing state government.
Boy I would love to hunt with you guys.
Aimpoint needs to sell that simulator for PlayStation
Thanks frans,, brilliant tutorial 😉👌🇬🇧❤️
Really great to watch amazing I can honestly say myself and my late wife stopped at the hotel The Wild Boar at the the Lake District in Cumbria England it’s amazing meat and sausage it great to the safety aspect is really great I’ve subscribed I will watch more 👍
Always awesome !
Překrásná videa z moc hezké přírody.
Hello everyone !
Franz-Albrecht have very well knowledge about hunting, guns, shooting technics and also hunting ethics, which I really like it and want learn more about this topics. Is there any others sources of Franz-Albrecht knowledge like web-pages, articles, books which are from Franz mind? I really appreciate any information that you can recommended me.
Thank you.
Video bellissimo, solo che non capisco una parola.
Traduzione in Italiano,
GRAZIE.
SIETE IL TOP💪💪💪💪
basta imparare l'inglese ;)
« First you sex them, than you size them »
That goes for every hunt...especially for midnight rough shooting in the clubs.
Hunting cougars at the night clubs................................
G53X0Y0Z0 yeah exactly....or flush out some skanky fox
Cook Wild boar meat is delicious. We consume it since when we are still kids. Now, we can't have it anymore. So rare and difficult to find.
Parabéns,esse cara e o melhor atirador que já vi...
Só brasileiro e sou fã de bons atiradores,mas esse e o melhor
I ja tako mislim.
Lovely rifles ! Very nice 1
Respekt for the Animel and Nature. Be with the Nature and from the Nature👍🏼 Good Hunt and we will say in Gemrany Wladmannsheil
Given the tremendous damage the wild boars cause, they all should be fair game!
Yeah umm let me just defer to the locals, who really know what´s up in their local area, for that call.
Hmkay?
This kind of takes you back to what hunting was like hundreds of years ago when there was plentiful game and that's what is going on with the wild hogs especially since they are ruining agriculture and farms and property.
Franz's engilsh is flawless. I would only hope to one day meet up with this man and hunt alonside him.
Ol' Frank can shoot folks. Been watching him for years. He very seldom misses, very very seldom. That's why he gets invited to so many hunts all over Europe. Lucky little shit! Got prestige, elite royal status, money, hot ass wife AND GETS TO HUNT EVERYWHERE! I'm so glad for him. Very few in the world are born into such an awesome lifestyle.
What I take from this is he's not just a privileged person, but a decent, humble man who is striving to perfect his skill in his chosen sport.
Ammo made in Nebraska and used all the way over in Europe. I love hornady
Kann es sein dass Franz mit der Helix schneller war? Die hackte nicht so wie bei 29:10. Ansonsten ein super Video!
Mit einem gradezug Repetierer ist man logischerweise meistens schneller als mit einem Stadartrepetierer
Very different hunting than here in the US.
SO TRUE !!....& many are SO wasteful here in u.s. or want big bucks to shoot/hunt while others want them ALL dead & SO MANY are wasted !!..............DAMN SHAME !!
eric rumpel all dead? what you mean?
In USA there is culling, not hunting.
FalconfromRF wrong
@@ericrumpel3105
..like what was done with the North American 🐃 bufalloes during the 19th century..driven to extinction due to wanton slaughter by the American" hunters"..
I learn a lot of thing in this video thanks man remember I will join yr team one Day
One thing he forgot to say is the reason why German is used for the terminology is because German in the most widespread used language as a first language in Europe. There are 6 countries that have German as the official language and the are Germany, Austria, Belgium, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg and Switzerland.
Belgium and Luxembourg speak French... Switzerland speak French, Italian and German...
@@k9road if you don't believe me then google it. And yes some may speak multiple languages but all 6 countries do have German as a nationally recognised language. Belgium and Luxembourg may also speak French as both countries were part of both Germany and France at one time in the past.
You forgot Switzerland also speaks Romania.
Belgium does not have German as a first language. It has French and Flemish. Switzerland has three official languages. Luxembourg is French speaking. Out of six countries you only got 3 right. Why don't you do some research before enthusiastically sounding off like an uninformed kid. These are official languages, spoken is different, people speak more than one. The terminology for hunting is universal but nowhere near exclusively German. It is German in the countries mentioned in the video. Not in France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Turkey Greece and many other countries.
Great hunting. Great hunter.
No wild boer in Michigan USA thankfully but I love your hunting ethic ❤️
excellent video thx so much my very best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Here in France we have Dédé and gégé, no prince 😅
Super vidéo
The Härkilä shirts are really nice !
Would be nice to know all the rifle gear he is using...
In the USA we treat the wild boar as vermin. In Europe the wild boar is a respected game animal.
US farmers who see their harvests ruined by feral hogs can be understood if they consider them vermin. Could driven hunts be a solution for the US?
Hmmm... yes, the drivehunt wildbors for the Restaurant. The best advertising for wildmeet 👌
Gelungenes Video weiter so😁👍
The difference between this form of hunting and for instance the helicopter hunting of new zealand is one is harvesting animals that occur semi naturally and an attempted eradication.
Enjoyed this video👌 I'm I New Zealand hunter and am very against shooting from a helicopter. We do alot of sport and stalk. Or bush stalking. Keep up the good work
Impressive marksmanship.
Franz, absolutely fantastic and educational video. I can't wait to watch more. I thought (coming from the USA side of things) that gun ownership in Europe was virtually impossible. How do you get permission to own firearms? Also, the fanatical adherence to determining sex, age, and weight (?) prior to taking the shot, would seem to be a deterrent placed on the hunt in the first place and are unheard of in the USA. The boars are considered so dangerous to farming communities and cause untold millions of dollars in damages, states like TX and Louisiana have open hunting on these animals. Why on earth would anyone place any restrictions on these destructive animals that have no predator in nature. Gardis USA
Because Europe hunts and the US shoots.
Looks very fun for hunting wild pigs
I greatly respect the ways of boar hunting in Europe. I 100% agree on range time, accuracy, and ethics. In Texas and many parts of the USA, we hunt them however we can. The basis of that is the view on the boar as a problem and controlling it. No matter how many we hunt, whatever the method, trapping, helos, stalking, dogs, stands or tannerite, we cannot cull the herds enough to reverse their growth rates. This is the reason the state of Texas is again looking at mass Euthanizing them with blood hemorrhage bait drops. This is highly controversial and I don’t think they’ve implemented it yet. They are viewed as equal with mice and rats, except the amount of farm damage they do is drastically more.
Are measures in place to prevent the unintentional introduction of invasive species through trade or transportation?
Nice shooting
Texas must seem like the Wild West when hunting hogs. Pretty much anything goes here. Wow excellent video.
Yes, would rather have it the Texan way. Seems impossible to identify sex, age and weight prior to a shot. Almost like the authorities don't really want hunting, but they have to, so they place these restrictions.
Obelix, Obelix!!!!
Bravo 😮 clever 😮King hanter❤☺️😊
Good Video
Leon Schmidt Richtig, viele Frischlinge können aufgrund des geringen Gewichts nicht verwertet werden - daher wird kein Schuss angetragen.
Ansonsten gilt, wie auch im Film verdeutlicht, jung vor alt.
( Frischling > Bache) !
Best. Big old Keiler.
With your red dot, what are is your zero distance? What caliber?
270. - 100 yards.
And for distance shots how do they determine holdover? Experience perhaps.
@@mickp1978 If you know the Ballistics of the loads you are using it's easy.... i know my 270WSM 10mm High at 50m and then 20mm high at 100mm giving me a 200m zero
All this is common skill for an avid hunter in america and I don't know why he says harvested game doesnt go to the table in north American. Anything i harvest, i eat.
Driven hunts with running shots are not that common in most of North America. Also what he meant when he said Americans don't have the same taste for wild game he didn't mean the hunters, he meant the general population buying game meat.
Exactly! What horse sh!t. By law we are REQUIRED to utilize the resources and are banned from profiting from the sale of the meat...unlike the market hunters over there.
I was just stating fact. As someone who had hunted most of America and lives here, I think I know what our ethics are. Everyone I have hunted with has been able to take running shots on deer drives and good at flying targets as well. It may not be law everywhere in America that you have to use all the meat but it is extremely frowned upon to not use the whole animal and have much respect for them. I wasn't trying to take away from your hunting or hunters.
If you have every fired tracer rounds at night you know bullets go everywhere after hitting anything.
yup. a night firefight with LMG firing you see crazy stuff.
You lads need to get a 30/30 lever action on those stands... and I don't want to hear any one telling me a 30/30 ain't enough. I know what its capable of.
No they don't. In Franz' homeland Germany for big game you need a E100 > 2000 Joule and most .30-30 ammo is below that (except some like the "Lever-revolution"). But than again in parts of Germany you have to use lead-free projectiles which most of the time results in a slight drop in E100.
And since e.g. in Germany you check with blood hounds every shot fired that did not result in game dropping dead within visual range most hunters prefer having a little more power than a barely legal cartrige can provide. On a driven hunt game is full with adrenaline and they often go surprizingly far with a deadly shot.
@@olafspetzki ok cool
In France and Spain, the. 30-30 is used quite often as the ranges are usually shorter.
nice job .love you.
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"North American hunters are use to shooting relatively stationary game".
Apparently, the individual that wrote this narration has never seen a hog hunt here in the U.S. before lol..
Yeah right! I don't think I've ever shot a stationary deer here in Pa. LOL
@@michaelficarro2591
For me the principal difference is between the weapon , meanwhile american don't care to empty a clip of 30 cartridges on a deer , meanwhile in Western Europe the best hunter use a bolt action rifle and the "bad shooter" use a semi-auto.
La Raison I use a bolt action rifle, I also use inline muzzle loaders and flintlock muzzle loaders...
@@afisto6647
Um, since there is a limit on deer in most states, most people don't even use high capacity mags or semi-auto rifles for deer hunting. Depending on the season, the majority of hunters tend to use either bolt guns, muzzle loaders or bows.
The semi-autos and high capacity magazines are mostly used for hog hunting, and since they are considered a pest rather than a game animal in most states, there is no limit, so we try killing as many as possible, and a semi-auto with a 30rd mag makes that task much easier.
So, the high number of rounds has little to do with accuracy or, "bad shooters" as you put it, It's just easier to kill more hogs with more rounds and less reloading, that's just common sense lol.
Oh, and it's called a magazine, not a clip, big difference lol.
@@afisto6647 I've guided many European hunters on Western North American game, mostly bear and moose. Getting these hunters to stalk prey, or shoot over 100m is extremely difficult. We don't hunt from stands, or use dogs and a single shot is all you usually get as the terrain and dense conifer woods make recovering a wounded animal sometimes impossible. I do enjoy knocking the elitist euro super hunters down a peg on occasion. I won't shoot at moving big game, hogs excepted, so maybe I'm a bad hunter? Waidmanns Heil.
Super video
Wawu
What a shot
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AWESOME VIDEO ! ... Does anyone know if he is using an Aimpoint MICRO H2 in 4MOA ? thanks !
Daaaaaam that is good shooting 👍👍🤯🇺🇸wow that is 🤯
La Es 00'W 089 oder um
thanks for video
amazing hunting...i'm from indonesia..
Do you have wildboars?
I enjoyed watching this video. My question is what do you do with all the wild boar that was shot? Do you have them butchered and processed for consumption especially for the hungry and the needy?
They get checked for parasites and then distributed/sold to kitchens and restaurants.
They cover that in the vid mate
Someone knows what kind of optical Franz used on His gun?
No way its Aimpoint.
Great film. But the sad thing is african swine fever! I hunt in LV. Wild boar population numbers vent down so rapidly, that now it is really rare occasion to see wild boar in my hunting estate.
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