Dairy Farm with a Goose Problem gets LIBERATED! | 22-250 & 6.5 Varminting
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- A goose-infested dairy farm is no match for a couple centerfires!
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No wonder you can afford all the toys, your clothing budget…..flip flops, shorts and a t shirt. Just jealous that’s all.
It wasn’t the right clothing choice for this day, I came home covered in cow poop😂
Every job has its crappy moments, lol. Sorry you had to deal with that tho. It can be grievous. I'd like to say, God has created you with much talent.
I love that you include missed shots. Makes me feel better about my shooting.
People never add missed shots!!!! I agree with you
The deep "thup" sound of the bullet impact is just magic. Waterfowl must be taken with a shotgun in the US, so this video feels particularly naughty to me. 😈
It might be fun and efficient to be naughty 😎
The deep “thup” sound is like music to my ears, sorta a “be flat” thup sound.
Ted, I believe waterfowl must also be shot in flight as well as only using a shotgun if I am not mistaken.
Hahaha.... Thup!!!! Exactly my sentiments....
Really the easiest way to tell if you got a good hit... THUMP ..."audio confirmation" is what we jokingly call it!
Hornady's ballistic calc app in "4DOF" mode was very accurate for me with the 143gr ELD-X (once MV was confirmed) out to ~700yds, and I believe within 1/2 MOA out to 1000yds. Only got to shoot past 450yds that one trip, but my Element Titan performed wonderfully! Seeing a torso sized steel plate move at 1k for the first time is something I'll never forget
Something that might help. I live in Nevada USA where wind is ever present and we are shooting ground squirrels and marmots (aka rock chucks). You can try heavier bullets like 55 gr or wind flags on the fences or trees it helps. Good hunting
I am over to SA in May and the numbers of geese and pigeon looks to be better than ever. Can't wait. Season starts May 1st.
Beautiful as always. Slotted a few Canadian geese with my old trusted 222 in the UK a couple months back., admittedly at a much closer ranges though. (200/250 metres)
. 308 works too.
Is that legal in the UK? In Canada and the u.s. we have to use shotguns for waterfowl.
Nice shooting! Love the 22-250
THIS is the content we've been missing and waiting for. More of this please! Excellent job!
Это просто шедеврально! Завидую белой завистью!!!
Another excellent video showing how the different rifles shoot and sharing the day with a friend
Here in Germany they are called Nilgans (nile goose). They have been expanding a lot in the 50 years. You now have them pooping all over the place where people want to bike or put their towels at a public pool. They are also considered an invasive species in EU.
I believe both the.22-250 and the 6.5 Creedmore both use the .250-3000 Savage as a parent cartridge. The Creedmore is so efficient it really punches above it's weight class. It's really an "intermediate" cartridge design that with modern bullets and powder successfully bridges the gap between intermediate and full power cartridges.
It really baffles me that the US army went with a 80,000psi 6.8 round that kicks like a mule in a 12 pound rifle to gain a few percentage in drop and energy.
Fantastic shooting and video BTW!
from what I read the 6.5 was based off the 308
We've got Egyptian geese in Georgetown Texas now. Haven't seen one in 30+ years till recently.
Excellent shooting Matt. Especially the shot you took on your tip toes on the pivot!!
i love that you guys are able to hunt them on the ground. it's never been something i've heard of people being able to do in USA.
@Wayne Flanigan were you clarifying my point or just trying to provide more info?
Came across your channel a few days ago and am now binge watching the videos. Love all the action especially the monkeys. Keep them coming.
Nice hunt! Nice to see when other hunters pick some egyptian goose. I prefer the 223 federal 53gr V Max with a remington 783 heavy barrel, it's like a laser. First I want to buy a ruger 243win and load it with the 58gr vmax but then take a 223 about the many brands and loads of factory ammo on the market.
After watching several of this guys videos, I bought a 22-250 (Savage Axis) definitely my new favorite varmint rifle.
Great video, Matt. Thank you for sharing.
65 creed is a 7mph baseline cartridge. 0.1mil hold per 100 in a 7mph full value.
Good to know!
Call me crazy, but using a 6.5 Creedmoor is overkill for a goose. That is good shots though.
No such thing as overkill mate!
@@waldo713 I am not sure about that, I have seen actual footage from an AC 130 gunship where they used the 105 howitzer to kill an insurgent. Only parts of that person I saw were one arm an one leg flying in opposite directions. Got to say the, that guy could have ran a 100 yard dash in record time.... provided he did not meet the business end of that aircraft.
@@bobbywelch6035 😂😂that’s awesome. Bobby, respectfully though my friend I’m still not convinced 😉😉
@@waldo713 I am not trying to convince anyone, to take a goose with a rifle is a feat in itself. I have to admit, those were certainly humane kills. I will not use a $2 bullet to kill a goose though.
@@bobbywelch6035 That’s the amazing thing about being different Bobby Welch! Me, I’d use a $5 bullet just for the giggle factor, but I’m just a menace!😂😂😂😂
This weekend i spoted two egiptian geese in Córdoba, Spain and It remainded me of your videos.
its amazing the change in production quality over the years Matt.
I actually use the 40gr. Nosler BT in my 22-250. It's laughable how fast they slow down. It's like they've got a little parachute behind them.
22-250, excellent choice. Many years ago I was a prairie dog shooter, 10 to 15 inches tall and 2.5 to 5 inches wide. 22-250 with Nosler 55gr ballistic tips at 4100 out of a rem 40X. Second gun 223 improved with 55 gr Nosler BT at 3850. 3rd gun Ruger m77 in 243. 70 gr ballistic tip at 3725. There are a lot of dead dogs in Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, N &S Dakota. Shooting places for dogs are gone. At times I could get 500 on a good field in a day. I like to sit in one place and bang away all day.
You always have great tunes dude!.
Love to see the arrors, so much education. 😁
Interesting. In the USA, we have migratory fowl treaties with Canada and Mexico. There are limits, and requires a special game stamp for my hunting license. Only shotguns shooting shot are allowed, no rifles. This also goes for ducks and dove.
Great video Matt! I always enjoy watching you shoot! Take care!
Greetings from upstate New York USA. Great shooting entertainment. I expect shooting centerfire cartridges can get a bit pricey. I've used 17 HMR with good results and keeping costs down. Curious if you've tried this round.
Nice to see you again
Love your videos from Kenya Mombasa 🇰🇪💪🏿💪🏿
Just wondering … what is the problem these geese cause?
Got a feeling it has something to do with them pooping in grazing areas. Plus they eat the grass that's meant for cows?
Question…what happens to the harvested geese? Are they eaten or trashed?
Nice to see adjustments
Can the geese be frozen and sent to near villages?
Those hyper fast light weight for purpose flat shooting calibres have their uses but they can fall apart at longer range.
The long slender high BC heavy for calibre bullets work so much better for modern long range shooting with range finders and good optics etc.
But if you're wanting the flattest MPBR for an easy to use point and shoot rifle, then those aforementioned calibres work very well indeed.
Recoil management is a big one though, especially shooting from weird positions. I’m going to rebarrel my .22-250 with 1:7” twist Ackley Improved and shoot 75gr ELD-Xs😁 Then I’ll have a killer setup!
Fantastic Farm. Awesome Vid.
Looking at the 22 creedmoor, Josh and Holly outdoors, seems this has a long bullet and can hold in the wind, need to look at it some more.
22-243 and 22-250 AI have been used with 80-90 grain bullets for many many years.
Beautiful country, beautiful rifles, good shooting.
Matt, did you roll the 6.5 ammo for him, or is that factory? I feel like taking the credit for pointing you to ELD-X for your 260, and away from the Bergers. :D
BTW, all the cool kids still shoot 6.5x55 Swedish. ;)
Wow, Teriyaki Goose Jerky coming right up !
Great vid guys
Nice shooting mate.
That’s the exact round I put in my 6.5 🥰
Beautiful video as always. Soon to hit one million.
Do you get paid to do this, and Dam this looks so fun
Try a .22 creed. I bet you will like it.
Great. We shoot these Egyptian Geese (ducks) in 🇳🇱 also with a 22-250 REM. A light varmint bullet, very safe but it does spill quite some meat so I aim a little above that brown mark in their chest.
Yes, aiming high is the way to go. The breast bone usually protects the breast meat from damage if you hit them high.
Excellent shooting! When you shoot the powder rifles, the geese fly off. Do you know if it's the report of the rifle, a goose dropping dead, or the bullet hitting nearby? If you shoot a goose near other geese with a very quiet air rifle, do they fly away? Curious if a rifle that is very quiet AND a semi-auto will let you continue to shoot at the flock that is in the field. Pigeons seem to get used to the little noise of an air rifle and may not fly away if not hit. My AR-15 is good for 100-200yds, is semi-auto, and can be quieted down. Great video too!!
6.5 on geese??…seems like overkill not to mention the cost of ammo…22 Hornet or even Stingers would do it wouldn’t they?
No such thing as “overkill”.!!!!
It’s classed as just enough kill as dead is dead.!!
At 200- 400 yards?
You guys ever think of using decoys and layout blinds? You can paste dozens with shotguns!
That is an enormous load to take down a goose.
When that 22-250 barrel is shot out, it's time for a 22 creedmoor. I'm running 88gr Eld-ms at 3200fps. BC is just as good as a 6.5 but it is extremely flat
Curious on the need to eliminate "as many as possible". Not judging as I'm a hunter as well, just curious. Also great video and well done shooting wise. Some of those looked like they'd be hard shots.
Well it's a pest-problem so the less they leave the better.
@@jeppemittertreiner5728 No farmer solves a "pest problem" with $5.00/round ammunition. This is just thinly veiled joy killing. Disgusting.
the 22-250 is nice but at those distances i would want something with a bit heavier bullet , maybe a 223 in a 68-77gr bullet . 6.5mm Creedmoor is a $$$ round to use on just geese. if you got the money 224 valkory is another choice
There’s no such thing as a goose problem, only regular goose dinners 😉
If you're in the same fields - why not place small windsocks / flags to judge the wind.
Fantasiese jag geleenthede daar in die oos Kaap. Ek trek sommer soontoe. Hier by ons, as jy 'n Egiptiese Gans sien dan haal jy de kamera uit. Nie heeltemal so nie maar amper.
Do you guys order stuff on line ? Do you reload your ammo? Have you guys heard about trail boss powder? It's the most versatile powder ever , for any caliber .
they reload for sure
Excellent video.
Think about cooking/roasting those afterwards. They do that with wild pigs in American.
Awesome video Matt Dubber great job guys thanks for sharing bsafe guys 👍
Just took the likes to 667 as 666 worried me 😆😆
Whitney kind of silencer do you use to your 22-250 ?
Great video and sharp shooting!
Beautiful country side! Wow looks like a grand old time! Good shootin!
good job manne
Why dnt you use air rifle for the geese
I'm curious. Are you harvesting them for food, sport or do they propose a problem on the farm and why don't you tag team them together and bag 2 at the same time. Just curious and thanks for the videos.
BTW nice setups.
I can’t really speak for Matt but in my experience, they pose a problem. Not 100% sure
It wouldn't be easier using shotguns with bird-shot from a closer range?? I know your channel is about rifle shooting, I'm just asking from a practical point of view. Great content, as usual!
Always watching u matt here in the philippines😎
awesome shots guys
What do you do with the meat?.
And can I join you you in the next hunt?.
That would be so much fun!
I’d love to bring my .17 HMR out and do this!
these geese seem very similar to the paradise duck in new zealand (which is actually more a goose )they even make the same sound .If they do behave the same way you might consider that they are very easy to decoy and if so getting 50 to 60 in an afternoon is not unusual.
In New Zealand we also have Canada geese who never leave, foul farmers paddocks but get big and fat. You can shoot them with a rifle
Love your hunting Matt. Lovely❤.
Great shooting, guys! But who's going to be the recipient of 14 grass-fed geese? I assume they are edible. Anyway, another great video. Cheers!
They were donated to the farm workers
@@AirArmsHuntingSA What was left of them after you blasted them with 6.5 Creedmore? You give legitimate sportsmen a bad name.
@@upcycle.outdoorsman9629 they were pests on a farm given a quick humane death. And the meat was consumed. You need to upcycle your attitude.
One day I would like to try this out I'm from Cape Town so maybe in future
Looks like a job for cannon nets. See the movie "Hatari."
Love this guy i'm Indonesia 🇲🇨
Thanks for sharing.
Awesome hunting videos….the thud sound😍
Awesome shooting guys! Love it....
Are you able to decoy them amd shotgun them? An regulation on that?
Man. You can tell how new that rifle is. Reeeaaaaly stiff bolt. That’s gonna take a while. I’ve got around 300 yrds out of my new .308 and it’s still stiff as heck.
Great stuff Matt - when can we expect some more Oxygen footage
How's that little Remington shoot with factory ammo?
Never shot any of my firearms with factory ammo. Too expensive😂
Can you tell me why? Do geese pose a problem for dairy farms, what problems do they pose? I have always thought that they would eat insects and such maybe I'm wrong
wish we could do that here with all the canada geese,
Do you guys live peacefully in Eastern cape?
Do they decoy well? If they do, that kind of shooting is fun.
Can you not get 22WMR or 17hmr? Something a bit cheaper or is that cheap there? I know you’d have to get closer but be use a semiauto. Either way, cool vid and looks fun
Fellas, I would have thought a quick drop test for the new Creedmoor would have been easy enough? 100m zero, 3 shot drops measured at 250m and 400m would have validated trajectory in a few minutes surely.
We didn’t know scope height, didn’t have a kestrel to measure wind, and didn’t have an ideal range to shoot prone at longer distances. So a test like that would probably have confused us even more. Better to limit the distances for that rifle until a proper profile is built.
Great vid! Just a bit annoying with the music going through the roof in between the narration
Bên nước bạn được phép dùng súng săn bắn thích thế
That's what I'm looking for
Just love it 🔥🔥
What’s the black rifle ? The 6.5? Don’t think they said in the video apologies if they did :)