I would not do this, but my goodness those were great shots. Anyone saying otherwise has not tried to make shots from that distance. Two in a row is insane.
Those were amazing shots considering how much .338 lapua drops at that distance. But it would have still been carrying around 1900ft/lbs of energy. That's very ethical but the bullet would have slowed enough it may not expand properly. All depends on what bullets they were using.
@@V3g3t41987 I looked up on google "What causes bullet trails?" Google - "A bullet trace is light being refracted due to the difference in air pressure before and behind a supersonic bullet acting like a prism.Sep 13, 2019"
900-1000 yards is where the 338 Lapua excells it was designed as a sniper round that has a maximum effect range of 1600 yards but has been used effectively well past 2000 yards A 338 Lapua will push a 300 grain bullet at 2800fps/mv In the hands of a competent well practiced shot a 960 yard shot on a moose sized vital area is both ethical and very make able. With a 300 grain bullet a 338 LM still has very close to 2k foot-pounds of impact way more than enough to kill anything in North America
I’m sure you’ll have heard it before…..shooting distance like this for targets is one thing. For game, it’s reckless and irresponsible. Too many things can happen between the shot and impact - that’s not opinion, that’s fact. The mark of a great hunter is not over the horizon marksmanship. It’s the ability to engage game within 2-300yds and consistently deliver a one shot kill every time. You’ve obviously spent enough time at the range, and I commend you on that. It’s time to spend more time actually hunting. Don’t be lazy. Do the work. The game you hunt deserves it.
An understandable argument for sure...covers most hunters I would say...but not all. The 1% of hunters that understand fully what they are doing with their weapon are not covered in this argument. That's why it's not unlawful to hunt this way. If it did become unlawful...you might have an objective point. Until then...it's just your subjective opinion my friend...
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk I also shoot long distance, but his opinion isn't "subjective". It's rather very objective. Had the percentages been reversed, I'd agree with you but to call the one percent subjective lacks objectivity...
Getting into the game at that distance may not be my cup of tea but WOW! That definitely takes some marksmanship! Thank you for sharing and congratulations on your beautiful trophy!
@@MrRumBacardi he hit in the lower abdomen, that's a horrible shot. You don't take shots from that distance if you aren't capable of making it a kill sho. there's dudes that can hit dinner plates at 1600m 🤦
@@fertilerevitilizer7833 Get your eyes checked bud. First shot was lung and liver...he ran a short way and started looking for a place to lay down and die. Second shot sped things up for him with a double lung. Maybe do some research on anatomy and shot placement before you run off at the mouth and weigh in on things above your level of understanding. The first shot was maybe 2inches off...still destroyed his lung and liver though.
@@jessicablomquist1285love how you only reply to the ONE comment praising you for the distance. Disgusting human you should be the next, maybe 1000 yards 😂
All these people complaining lol a tag is a tag. Here in the coast range of oregon bow hunters are the most unethical hunters. We find dead elk not recovered several times a year. Its pathetic!
Curious what bullet you used? I shoot a .340 Weatherby Mag which is a little more efficient and a lot cheaper to shoot with factory ammo but I want to load some 26gr. Long Range Accubonds. Not a shot I would take unless I had to fill my freezer but glad to know I could. Do you use an UTV to get to the animal? Any bears where you are, they hear the shot, smell the blood and get there before you do in some areas’s if your hiking to the kill.
Thank you for posting, I have a 338 Lapua and haven't taken a shot hunting yet. Awesome to see the effect on a Moose. The trails of the bullet are awesome! Nice shot!
My best friend told me he got a Lupua about 6 months ago. Last month he told me he no longer wants to hunt, it's for competition. Also says the rounds are about $14 each. Ouch.
It's a deep rabbit hole to really get the most out of that round. It's expensive and time consuming...not for everybody. Only a few guys out there that are dumb enough to keep going and keep trying. Way cheaper and easier to go to the grocery store
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk One way to say it, I prefer "you have your toys and your sandbox, I have mine." I think the food I put in my plate that I harvested, tastes a bit better. If it's all about how much you spent on it, yep - best not to get involved. The path I walk thru life does not have to be anyone else's. Enjoy yours. 😁 (Yep, this round ain't cheap. This rig ain't the common one used for daily groceries. I prefer bow and arrow for most of my groceries. Every so often, it's good to carry the loud stick and reach out far like this guy did. Just saying)
I don’t see anything inhumane about it. I load 300 bergers for my lapua, chronograph at around 2750 FPS. Still over 2000 lbs of energy at that distance. 6.5 creedmoor with 140’s doesn’t have that at 100 yards. 7mm rem mag 162’s is around that at 400. Well done.. if it was a gut shot I wouldn’t be saying that but if you know your set up your probably better at 1000 yards than a lot would be at 200
Damn,that big guy took two lapua's and was still walking around,what a stud! Don't know what moa is on that round but you can clearly see a hell of a lot of drop downrange.👏👍
And that’s why you only hunt with a spear and a self bow. It’s probably more difficult to take consecutive 900+yd shots than to get within 100yds. Moose aren’t known for their timid nature lol.
Impressive shots. What optics were you using? I've never hunted anything bigger than deer at about 300-400 yards with my .308. How'd you get the big guy out of there? Was it harvested on site?
No denying the ability of a 338 to reach out and touch a huge moose at almost 1000yds. But sadly, this is not hunting, at least not anything I would call a hunt.
Maybe someday you will understand the universal definition of the word hunting and not just your own! Hunting is about filling the freezer and enjoying the outdoors.
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kkIt's also about taking an ethical shot. This moose died quick enough, but what about the next one that moves within the couple seconds it takes for the round to hit at that distance? Hunting is about being intelligent. A multiple second delay between firing and the round hitting is not intelligent. Bows don't even have a multi-second delay. This is lazy and stupid, imo.
@@DroopyWorm Point taken... TOF was 1.065 seconds Hardly a multi second delay. Watch his body language...he was listening intently...wasn't moving. I watched this bull and called to him for over an hour...he was coming in but wouldn't be in till after dark...he was well within my range so I took him. You guys only got to see the last 1:48 of that hunt. There are many chapters in that story...maybe shouldn't judge the chapters leading up to the last one if you haven't read them. Just saying. imo
@DroopyWorm lol he hunted a moose and got it... that's all that matters. How about this I consider you unethical for using a bow a real hunter goes out with a sharpened pointy stick. Oh actually let me take that back a "real hunter " uses a rock to smack the moose everything else is lazy and dishonorable... as long as he used every usable part of the moose and not just the antlers I'm good with it.
You must not know much about what high powered rifles are capable of when properly sighted in. In the military snipers kill people at 1 mile away with properly placed shots.
Military sniping is not the same as big game hunting. Sniping requires long range capability. Hunting does not. It merely enables the lazy to avoid the effort of stalking.@@edwardwilliams5970
No need to take long shots on rutting bulls. They probably could have grunted their way into a 30 yard shot and not wasted that front shoulder meat if they knew what they were doing.
Ok little buddy...I have a question So where do you shoot him at 30yds if not the shoulder? The guts? And ruin more meat? The destruction you would get shooting at 30yds is way worse than the destruction at 960yds little buddy! Thats becaiuse of something called ballistics! The closer you are...the more power the bullet has!!! Isn't that neat little buddy? You blow really big holes when you're up close and small holes when your further away! You should read up on it before commenting about something you have never thought about before. We didn't actually lose anything from the shot. The bullet expanded and stopped inside his body. Just a little entry hole and nothing more.
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk I also find your condescending tone hilarious. You’re telling me that Bull limped in his front leg and needed a second shot and that you didn’t wipe out and of that front shoulder meat? I’ve snuck them between the brisket and the front shoulder before without ruining any meat, but that’s not what it looks like happened here. But whatever dude, tell a 3rd generation Alaskan whose family shoots three to four trophy class moose every year how to hunt moose. Haha.
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk well, if you snuck it in there from that distance it’s an even more incredible shot than it was to begin with. But I still stand by my opinion that it’s totally unnecessary when hunting moose. I know people like to do it and I know that a lot of those people don’t talk about the ones they don’t recover.
I don’t agree with taking such long range shots for game animals. Save that for the range. You don’t have to get yourself within touching distance, but there’s no way I can find this distance to be ethical at all. No fair chase, the Moose has no chance or advantage here. The whole point of hunting is to include the “predator vs prey” aspect, and that’s just left out here.
@@jonathanmiller3613 what’s asinine about it? Back yourself up here. I may very well buy a muzzleloader simply to limit my range so I don’t ever slip up and make a bad shot. Thanks for the idea.
@@jonathanmiller3613 all you prove with a shot like this is that you can shoot quite a distance. There is no reason to test your shooting skills on live game. Paper targets are for testing your shooting skills. Hunting is for testing every other skill like being quiet and sitting patiently, tracking, wind management, luring and calling…. There’s simply none of that applied when you pull up on a hill in your 4x4, lie down and put your 6-foot long tactical rifle on a sandbag and plug a clueless game animal from 1,000 yards and then drive right to him and throw him in the back.
All I'm hearing I think is some maybe some jealousy mixed with a lack of empathy and understanding. Whether you shoot an animal at 300 or 1000...you are by definition hunting. Had that animal popped out at 50 I would have shot him...i think most guys would. In either case the freezer got filled. The question is can a person do it with precision and not just wound an animal. I get plenty of bow hunts throughout the year and I think frankly that anybody who uses a firearm has an unfair advantage on their quarry. When your hunting with any weapon, my philosophy is simple... Practice as far as you can to find your outer personal limits. Mine happens to be 1500yds with a rifle and 140 with a bow. Peel back some yardage, and that's the distance you will be confident in while hunting. My max bow range might be 80-90 based on the situation and animal. Your way of hunting is understandable, but by no means do you get to decide if mine is out of line. I guarantee you...if you had the hardware and the ability and confidence... you would have squeezed one off too if you were given the same opportunity. The problem is...not many people have the ability or the stubborn nature needed to be proficient at that distance. It takes alot of work and sacrifice to be a good shot out that far...years of work as a shooter. For your average weekend warrior...it's probably not going to happen in their lifetime.
Outstanding marksmanship. Very impressive. Congrats on the huge bull. For those wondering what all the controversy is about, at that distance, the animal can move in the time it takes for the bullet to reach it. What would have been perfect shot placement can turn into horrible shot placement , subjecting the animal to a long and agonizing death. That’s why some would call a 960 yd shot irresponsible.
All the fudds and keyboard warriors in here saying that this is unethical and isn't good sport. Firstly, what defines a "sporting hunt"? Is there a certain range limit? What weapons are you allowed to use? What species are on the table? In what exact ways does a hunter need to act for it to be considered proper? Is any hunting fair unless it is meticulously stalked until you are close enough to hit it with a rock, which gives it the best chance to escape? All of these comments are utterly ridiculous and are from people that most likely spend all of their time "hunting" from a tree stand shooting game from 40 yards away in a field. Hunting SHOULD be ethical, but hunting is more important for conservation and natural maintenance than your perspective of ethics. If people only hunted as you described, we would not have any hunters because almost nobody has the time, finances, skill, drive, and resources to hunt in that way. Additionally, telling people how they can or cannot hunt is extremely arrogant and entitled, especially when you are most likely not capable of replicating those same feats. I don't want to hear about how you "REAL bow hunters" took a deer at -16 yards with a primitive bow and an arrow made of sharpened wood while being covered in mud and feces makes you a real man. Nobody cares. Hunting is not about being a man, but about doing what is good for nature and encouraging self sufficiency. Now please, shut the fuck up.
As far as I can tell, a bunch of these nitwits think you should give the moose a knife and take it down in hand-to-hand combat. This was a very impressive takedown. The second shot just sped things up a bit but he was down on the first for sure.
As long as the animal's meat and other parts are used to feed and good use by people, hunting is ethical. It is no different than predators hunting their prey in nature. The other important fact is that hunting is maybe 1% the shooting and 99% going there, finding the legal game, waiting patiently for the right ethical shot, skinning and butchering the game, etc. The last part and the amount of effort and time it takes definitely makes the hunter to really respect the game and nature as it is no easy job by any means!
Well done gentlemen quick and clean and really impressed to see the marksmanship AND bullet of a hot ass round like a .338 mid air at all as much velocity it has. As IV8888 says, butt naked speed
No it’s not, .338 Lapua is purpose built for 1000 yard shots, it carries 1200 foot pounds of energy at 1000, which is more than enough to ethically kill game
@Bmuenks31 target shoot is all well in good not at game that far I have hunted 48 years and a former sniper if you can't get within 4 or 5 hundred yards then learn to get closer
Killing is part of hunting... Hunting isnt relegated to waiting for a deer to be 3ft away so you can just assasinate it with a headshot from your flintlock. Practice more and increase your physical capabilities.
Mussle pressure is unknown for lapua but that’s an easy shot to see! The arc is aggressive! I’m looking at distance again overall nice takedown! That was a tank!! Good work!
@@Milspecpoptart I live in NH with the one of the lowest moose populations of states that have a moose hunt. Trade with you any day. 😂🤣 NH is only issuing 37 permits state wide.
Oh ok... Who died and gave you the right to dictate that? In my opinion hunting is about filling the freezer... The difference between me and you is my kill radius is wider than yours...therefore I'm going to be more prepared when an opportunity presents itself...at longer distances than you. Doesn't make your style any more virtuous.
They never have an idea/chance...if you want to be successful as a hunter! If you let them know you are there...whether at 20yds or 1000yds...they will run away. So I guess I don't know what you are even talking about! Even at 200yds you need to be quiet...downwind..etc and not let him know you are there. In other words...if your a good hunter...you never give them a FAIR chance. It would mean showing yourself and running the animal off. It would mean shooting at a running animal and therefore make it impossible or unethical to shoot.It would mean going home empty handed more than likely...and make you a terrible unsuccessful hunter! I swear you people don't think before you weigh in and make fools of yourselves. Hunting with modern equipment is never fair to the quarry. It's that way for a reason.
Isn't it funny that it's always the guys complaining about long range hunting who haven't invested the incredible amount of time to learn long range ballistics, wind calling, mirage reading, bullet drops, interior, exterior and terminal ballistics, precision reloading, painstakingly accurate load development not to mention the incredible amount of money spent on good gear, custom builds, top quality optics such as spotters binos and scopes, lapua brass, good dies, presses, many range days conducting trial and error testing with powder and bullet combos, ballistics solvers, laser range finders, bag, bipod, dope log books, etc. I think the real problem with these guys who are complaining isn't about the actual long range hunting, it's about their own jealousy of not having the time, resources or money, or a combination of all 3 to do it themselves so they take a notch out of someone's else's passion, hobby, efforts and successes to try to compensate for their lack of ability(s) to do it themselves. All hunters and gun owners should be in this together, not casting stones at eachothers methods. By the OP's logic then only a true hunters should be wearingtaw hide mukluks, fur hides and using a flint knapped sinu bound spear head on a stick to hunt. Stop making a fool out of yourself by trying to downplay others' successes because of your lack thereof
He just wants to show you his shot. Although he should, he doesn't care about replying...Shoot your gun and enjoy it. Bragging about the distance isn't the sign of a hunter.
Savage 110BA Nightforce NXS 5.5x22 Lots of practice and work on the load....as I'm sure you know... Alot of people don't understand this kind of shooting and probably don't have the persistence need to reach out that far and accurately and humanly kill. It takes real work. Appreciate your interest.
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk there’s always haters. No matter if you hunt with air rifle,archery ,muzzle loader,modern rifle or longe range gun. My hat is off to all hunters no matter what they shoot. Putting animals down ethically ,putting meat on the table,enjoying the outdoors and family. Range, dial,and send it!
How do you keep your scope attached? Having trouble with our .338 and scope getting loose every 10 shots. trying blue threadlock now. @@MattBlomquist-wl9kk
SO CALLED "Hunters" on here who repremand other SKILLED hunters makes me sick. Hunters vs Hunters pisses me off. Just like your supposedly sick over seeing someone place not only ONE precise shot at long distance BUT, two! And this whole analogy of, "SNEAKING UP SO CLOSE YOU CAN SMELL THE ANIMAL and MAKING AN ETHICAL KILL" also peeves me to no end. ITS OLD LOGIC, OLD MEN!!! Get with the times. Better equipment like scopes, gunpowder, bullets, rangefinders, ballistic apps and tons of practice is what makes this ETHICAL! They didn't have all this tech back in the 1930's, the 50's, the 70's, the 90's and before which is were this old logic comes from. Or from guys who bow hunt and love to tell you, "the closer you get, the better". Bow Hunters get so egotistical when they tell stories of "i was so close to the deer, i could have pulled ticks off his hide"! Good for you, that's just one way to kill and I guarantee ya, your deer ran at least 50 yrds before it crashed! KEEP YA'LLs HUNTING BELIEFS TO YOURSELVES! Its illogical to talk about "bad ethics" when someone CLEANLY took an animal. Great shots on the moose! LOVED IT!
"SO CALLED HUNTERS"...bullshit!. I've been hunting big game before most folks on this page were sperm. That was a nice shot for sure. The problem is a lot folks who take those shots don't pull it off and the animal ends up wounded, gut shot or worse. If you think todays firearms, scopes, range finders, etc are going to bail you out you're wrong. Talk to some of Africa's PH or pro guides in Alaska and elsewhere. Most folks they take out on a hunt couldn't hit a barn door at 500 yards. But they show up with the latest caliber and start launching shots. I'm a pretty damn good shot and load my own so I know where they print. I wouldn't have taken that shot. Everyone can do what they want but sooner or later you're going to wound animals if you keep it up. Learn to hunt first. For Christ sake it's a moose not a Antelope or Bighorn. If you take your time you can walk to within 100 yards before they get suspicious. Move in as close as you can before taking a shot next time.
There's all kinds of folks calling themselves "Hunters". Means nothing. This excessive long range BS is no better than Uncle Bob emptying a lever action 30-30 at 50 yards on a deer drive and gut shooting his deer. Hunters need to police their own,,, and this isn't hunting. How many Videos have you seen posted where these shots are misses or worse yet the animal is clearly wounded and never found? I'll answer that for you,,, NONE. They harvested this animal and it was a quick kill but I'll argue all day that this is the exception. Then you get Uncle Bob watching these videos and attempting the same thing with zero chance of success.
It's not fair to the animal or the hunter. It's not about equipment either most hunters won't train to shoot like that. How many bad shots were taken that none saw and an animal was left injured. Being ethical is the most important thing hunters have to be.
🗣Congrats on an awesome hunt and markman’s ship. 🤠SEMPER FI 🇺🇸( honestly, the quality of the video 🎥 looks like it 96 yards not 960 yards). But, you don’t see bullet VAPOR TRAILS and the arch of the round at 96 yards either. 😎
These comments are examples of why the Anti gun crowd is winning. We attack each other with hate over opinions like ethical shots. When to take a shot is up to the individual so stfu and use your rules to guide your hunting not criticizing others.
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk well sorry I hit a nerve but I'm personally all about ethical shots,sorry but when your out that far ethical shots are cut in half if not more Matt.
@BrianHackl-cj1yk Maybe for you and your setup/ability it's unethical. You can't foist that on me and others who do have the ability and hardware to be ethical at this distance. Stay in your own lane bud. If you want to hunt at 300yds because you don't want to learn how to go further...then do you. Leave the guys who have the hardware and ability to shoot ethically at further distances alone...or better yet...join us down this rabbit hole. All you need to do is open that pocket book up for 5k minimum...get some training in...and you too can shoot this far ethically.
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk look Matt not here to keyboard fight with you . I've been hunting since the 80s my set up in hunting has ranged widely short to long and back to spot and stalk ,literally 10s of thousands spent over the years,I'm not bragging this is my poison, sorry I offended you or rubbed you the wrong way.go luck hunting.
@@Hackmo72 Respect for your class my friend. Most of the naysayers out here don't know what it means to respect those who disagree. I do appreciate it and good luck to you and your endeavors.
hes down with a lousy shot, his leg is broken, but they don’t come back and tell you that. Now an animal that size the real work begins, how much did they waste?
Shot 1...single lung and liver...dead moose. Shot 2...double lung...quicker death...not necessary but appropriate. I did the autopsy...not you. I saw the effectiveness of this load. It was a quick death with very little waste. Way to go commenting on something you weren't there for. How arrogant you must be to speak like that on something you have no clue about.
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kkI know first hand the work that goes into getting a moose out of the woods. What did you leave behind because you got this out in the middle of nowhere.
I have nothing bad to say about the skill used here but that is not hunting it is killing hats off great shots, but no skillz hunting you could have gotten closer and made it a great stalk.....
two leg shots, so he is laying down. i guess when they get up to him they can shoot him in the heart to kill him? B&C uses a " fair chase" criteria, i don`t think that qualifies for that.
Bunch of jealous people trying to put this video down. Great shooting and some people need to relax, not every hunter is a phony prayer saying, crocodile teared eye poser. Laughing is absolutely fine in my opinion 👍
Here is what I would ask these people to try if they dare take a challenge. 1. Get an out of state tag where you pay non refundable money and only have about a 4%-5% chance of drawing. 2. Research your quarry and figure out how rare the animal is that needs to be legal to take. This bull had to be 50" wide or 4 brow tines on 1 side. 3. Understand you need to be proficient at any distance in this ground. These animals aren't everywhere and could pop out for just a short time. You need to make the most of it. 4. Develop a load you can trust. This will cost your pocketbook and your marriage if you have a significant other. It's a deep dark rabbit hole that will rob your checking and your time. 5. Practice practice practice. When the moment comes you need to be confident in your ability. Shoot out to 1500yds if you want to be proficient at 1000yds. It needs to be subconscious and reactive. You won't have a clear head when the moment comes so your body needs to know what to do when you can't think strait. 6. Apparently when it does come together by some miracle...remain as stoic as possible. No high fives or laughter. You wouldn't want some ignorant jackal to miss interpret your laughter as disrespect instead of adrenaline, disbeleif, and relief it was a good ethical shot from a ridiculous extreme distance. I bet anyone who has the guts and backbone to accomplish this kind of shooting...in this ground...under these circumstances...will squeal like a school girl when it comes together finally after all the hard work and obstacles. Good luck and I tip my hat to those supporting this video. Thanks for your interest.
As a Hunter myself, and been with "young" Hunters, that is more a NERVOUS laugh than a "funny/joke" laugh! A nervous laugh of relieve and I can vouch that the Hunter did "shed a tear" of relieve aswell!!!
a bit reckless for sure,... but no question,... the shooter can accurately point a gun,.... consider this tho, real hunt skill is in locating and closing the distance and connecting with that challenge. Difference between rifle and bow hunting of which I have done both all my hunting life. I never really got to know critters until I started bowhunting.
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Makes u wonder how many moose are wounded each year crazy.
I would not do this, but my goodness those were great shots. Anyone saying otherwise has not tried to make shots from that distance. Two in a row is insane.
Dude is a shooter, for sure.
Dudes a sniper
I don’t think people in the comments understand how much energy a 338 lapua still carries at that distance
That's right, that doesn't allow them to mention what a son of a bitch you have to be to use that against an animal.
2,879 Ftlbs of energy?
It is not the energy that is the problem... its the wind, movement by the animal. This is shameful.
More energy less wind effect @@russellapplegate5661
@russellapplegate5661 960 yards is a chip shot with a 338LM.
Fellow guide of mine once said “hunting moose is like sneaking up on your truck and shooting the fender off.”
Truth. That's what makes this especially preposterous to shoot it half a mile away unless the shooter can't walk or whatever
You’re guide never hunted it Newfoundland
Nicely done!!
Those were amazing shots considering how much .338 lapua drops at that distance. But it would have still been carrying around 1900ft/lbs of energy. That's very ethical but the bullet would have slowed enough it may not expand properly. All depends on what bullets they were using.
@@RazorBrain1 bro he shot it through the fucking heart twice, could have been made of liquid metal and still killed it
Crazy that you see the bullets and the distorsion it creates
that was a vapor trail.
@@prophy4736 no. shockwave from supersonic speed. nothing more than visual sound.
@@OGbqze are you suggesting that nothing was vaporized during that projectiles flight? one could eaisly call it both or one or the other for lamens
@@V3g3t41987
I looked up on google "What causes bullet trails?"
Google -
"A bullet trace is light being refracted due to the difference in air pressure before and behind a supersonic bullet acting like a prism.Sep 13, 2019"
@@V3g3t41987 there is no vapor from a bullet
900-1000 yards is where the 338 Lapua excells it was designed as a sniper round that has a maximum effect range of 1600 yards but has been used effectively well past 2000 yards
A 338 Lapua will push a 300 grain bullet at 2800fps/mv
In the hands of a competent well practiced shot a 960 yard shot on a moose sized vital area is both ethical and very make able. With a 300 grain bullet a 338 LM still has very close to 2k foot-pounds of impact way more than enough to kill anything in North America
I’m sure you’ll have heard it before…..shooting distance like this for targets is one thing. For game, it’s reckless and irresponsible. Too many things can happen between the shot and impact - that’s not opinion, that’s fact. The mark of a great hunter is not over the horizon marksmanship. It’s the ability to engage game within 2-300yds and consistently deliver a one shot kill every time. You’ve obviously spent enough time at the range, and I commend you on that. It’s time to spend more time actually hunting. Don’t be lazy. Do the work. The game you hunt deserves it.
I agree 100%!
An understandable argument for sure...covers most hunters I would say...but not all. The 1% of hunters that understand fully what they are doing with their weapon are not covered in this argument. That's why it's not unlawful to hunt this way. If it did become unlawful...you might have an objective point. Until then...it's just your subjective opinion my friend...
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk I also shoot long distance, but his opinion isn't "subjective". It's rather very objective. Had the percentages been reversed, I'd agree with you but to call the one percent subjective lacks objectivity...
I don't know what you just said but ok pal...you got it
Well...that's just your opinion man.
Getting into the game at that distance may not be my cup of tea but WOW! That definitely takes some marksmanship! Thank you for sharing and congratulations on your beautiful trophy!
Anybody can get lucky with a shot sometimes but two perfectly placed shots is incredible skill. Great shooting!
perfectly placed? are you joking?
@@fertilerevitilizer7833if this truly is 900+ yards then yes. Amazing shots
Shooting is the word here, it's not hunting. My longest shot was 65 steps away. I've shot as close as 15 feet! That's hunting.
@@MrRumBacardi he hit in the lower abdomen, that's a horrible shot. You don't take shots from that distance if you aren't capable of making it a kill sho. there's dudes that can hit dinner plates at 1600m 🤦
@@fertilerevitilizer7833
Get your eyes checked bud.
First shot was lung and liver...he ran a short way and started looking for a place to lay down and die.
Second shot sped things up for him with a double lung.
Maybe do some research on anatomy and shot placement before you run off at the mouth and weigh in on things above your level of understanding.
The first shot was maybe 2inches off...still destroyed his lung and liver though.
Taking game at that distance may not be my thing but WOW! That takes some marksmanship for sure! Thanks for sharing and congrats on a nice trophy!
Thanks 👍
@@jessicablomquist1285killer job 👍 some people cant put that beast down with 2 shots under 300yds 😂 haters gonna hate
@@jessicablomquist1285love how you only reply to the ONE comment praising you for the distance. Disgusting human you should be the next, maybe 1000 yards 😂
All these people complaining lol a tag is a tag. Here in the coast range of oregon bow hunters are the most unethical hunters. We find dead elk not recovered several times a year. Its pathetic!
Those optics though, wow
He was done with the first shot. Congrats!
Curious what bullet you used? I shoot a .340 Weatherby Mag which is a little more efficient and a lot cheaper to shoot with factory ammo but I want to load some 26gr. Long Range Accubonds. Not a shot I would take unless I had to fill my freezer but glad to know I could. Do you use an UTV to get to the animal? Any bears where you are, they hear the shot, smell the blood and get there before you do in some areas’s if your hiking to the kill.
338 lapua
@@kingjer125 Thats the caliber. What make and weight was the bullet?
285 grain eldm at 2980fps
Interesting. I'm not a hunter, so I never knew that bear may be so privy to hunters that they know what the shot means. Very cool
All these people talking negative. Every man knows it’s rifle and optics. And its capabilities. Congrats man. I shot mines 725 yards with a 300rum
Your probably like a buddy of mine. He sees a deer at 300 yards and the sneaks to 800 yards just the be a dick
😂😂😂
Thank you for posting, I have a 338 Lapua and haven't taken a shot hunting yet. Awesome to see the effect on a Moose. The trails of the bullet are awesome!
Nice shot!
My best friend told me he got a Lupua about 6 months ago. Last month he told me he no longer wants to hunt, it's for competition. Also says the rounds are about $14 each. Ouch.
It's a deep rabbit hole to really get the most out of that round. It's expensive and time consuming...not for everybody.
Only a few guys out there that are dumb enough to keep going and keep trying. Way cheaper and easier to go to the grocery store
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk
One way to say it, I prefer "you have your toys and your sandbox, I have mine." I think the food I put in my plate that I harvested, tastes a bit better. If it's all about how much you spent on it, yep - best not to get involved. The path I walk thru life does not have to be anyone else's. Enjoy yours. 😁
(Yep, this round ain't cheap. This rig ain't the common one used for daily groceries. I prefer bow and arrow for most of my groceries. Every so often, it's good to carry the loud stick and reach out far like this guy did. Just saying)
@@mattjewett4473it's definitely not a competition round lol. No one uses a .338 for that. To much recoil and to expensive
To all the people saying this is unethical, wait until they discover big game archery recovery rates. Thats REEEAAAL eye opening.
Yup, know plenty of guys who stuck Elk with an arrow and never found em, my Cousin did so in Colorado, never found the bastard
@@Bmuenks31 Bet the coyotes did.
I don’t see anything inhumane about it. I load 300 bergers for my lapua, chronograph at around 2750 FPS. Still over 2000 lbs of energy at that distance. 6.5 creedmoor with 140’s doesn’t have that at 100 yards. 7mm rem mag 162’s is around that at 400.
Well done.. if it was a gut shot I wouldn’t be saying that but if you know your set up your probably better at 1000 yards than a lot would be at 200
Nice to see some support from someone who knows what is going on.
Appreciate your support and interest.
Damn,that big guy took two lapua's and was still walking around,what a stud! Don't know what moa is on that round but you can clearly see a hell of a lot of drop downrange.👏👍
For me part of hunting was the challenge get around the quary's senses and get close enough to make a 1 shot kill.
Everyone isn't the same.
And that’s why you only hunt with a spear and a self bow. It’s probably more difficult to take consecutive 900+yd shots than to get within 100yds. Moose aren’t known for their timid nature lol.
.338 Lapua is a savage round. hell of a marksman behind that rifle.
Should have zoomed out to show exactly how far that was, 960, you are a fucking shot there buddy. Wow
All fun and games till you realize you got to pack that 960 yards
he's hunting with a 338 and taking 900-yard shots, probably has a side-by-side or 4-wheeler to haul it.
Impressive shots. What optics were you using? I've never hunted anything bigger than deer at about 300-400 yards with my .308. How'd you get the big guy out of there? Was it harvested on site?
No denying the ability of a 338 to reach out and touch a huge moose at almost 1000yds. But sadly, this is not hunting, at least not anything I would call a hunt.
Maybe someday you will understand the universal definition of the word hunting and not just your own!
Hunting is about filling the freezer and enjoying the outdoors.
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kkIt's also about taking an ethical shot. This moose died quick enough, but what about the next one that moves within the couple seconds it takes for the round to hit at that distance? Hunting is about being intelligent. A multiple second delay between firing and the round hitting is not intelligent. Bows don't even have a multi-second delay. This is lazy and stupid, imo.
@@DroopyWorm
Point taken...
TOF was 1.065 seconds
Hardly a multi second delay.
Watch his body language...he was listening intently...wasn't moving.
I watched this bull and called to him for over an hour...he was coming in but wouldn't be in till after dark...he was well within my range so I took him.
You guys only got to see the last 1:48 of that hunt. There are many chapters in that story...maybe shouldn't judge the chapters leading up to the last one if you haven't read them. Just saying. imo
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kkExcellent hunting in my book and two excellent shots. I can only aspire.
@DroopyWorm lol he hunted a moose and got it... that's all that matters. How about this I consider you unethical for using a bow a real hunter goes out with a sharpened pointy stick. Oh actually let me take that back a "real hunter " uses a rock to smack the moose everything else is lazy and dishonorable... as long as he used every usable part of the moose and not just the antlers I'm good with it.
shooting game at 960 yards is what's wrong with hunting today.
I agree with you that its not really a good hunting ethic but not gonna lie thats a heck of a bull and a amazing shot
@@jumpinggazellerathe8733 Correction, two shots.
@@bobclifton8021 haha good point
You must not know much about what high powered rifles are capable of when properly sighted in. In the military snipers kill people at 1 mile away with properly placed shots.
Military sniping is not the same as big game hunting. Sniping requires long range capability. Hunting does not. It merely enables the lazy to avoid the effort of stalking.@@edwardwilliams5970
Capable shooter and capable round. At that distance the bullet hits like a 308 point blank. Great shot. Hope you had an enjoyable hunt.
No need to take long shots on rutting bulls. They probably could have grunted their way into a 30 yard shot and not wasted that front shoulder meat if they knew what they were doing.
Ok little buddy...I have a question
So where do you shoot him at 30yds if not the shoulder?
The guts? And ruin more meat?
The destruction you would get shooting at 30yds is way worse than the destruction at 960yds little buddy! Thats becaiuse of something called ballistics! The closer you are...the more power the bullet has!!! Isn't that neat little buddy? You blow really big holes when you're up close and small holes when your further away!
You should read up on it before commenting about something you have never thought about before.
We didn't actually lose anything from the shot. The bullet expanded and stopped inside his body. Just a little entry hole and nothing more.
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk I also find your condescending tone hilarious. You’re telling me that Bull limped in his front leg and needed a second shot and that you didn’t wipe out and of that front shoulder meat? I’ve snuck them between the brisket and the front shoulder before without ruining any meat, but that’s not what it looks like happened here. But whatever dude, tell a 3rd generation Alaskan whose family shoots three to four trophy class moose every year how to hunt moose. Haha.
@@New2Me170B
Second shot was ribs...double lung
First shot was the shoulder knuckle and lung liver.
Sorry...I cracked myself up too.🤣
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk well, if you snuck it in there from that distance it’s an even more incredible shot than it was to begin with. But I still stand by my opinion that it’s totally unnecessary when hunting moose. I know people like to do it and I know that a lot of those people don’t talk about the ones they don’t recover.
That moose was huge. It would feed a village.
What a shot!! I don't think I'd have taken it. 950 yards is way past my shooting range.
Hell of a nice bull..congrats! 😁😘
Re watching that was atleast 30 inch arc! What were you shooting bullet wise?
Much closer to 30 feet than 30
Inches
I don’t agree with taking such long range shots for game animals. Save that for the range. You don’t have to get yourself within touching distance, but there’s no way I can find this distance to be ethical at all. No fair chase, the Moose has no chance or advantage here. The whole point of hunting is to include the “predator vs prey” aspect, and that’s just left out here.
Thats a truly asinine statement. Best of luck to you and your muzzleloader
@@jonathanmiller3613 what’s asinine about it? Back yourself up here. I may very well buy a muzzleloader simply to limit my range so I don’t ever slip up and make a bad shot. Thanks for the idea.
@@jonathanmiller3613 all you prove with a shot like this is that you can shoot quite a distance. There is no reason to test your shooting skills on live game. Paper targets are for testing your shooting skills. Hunting is for testing every other skill like being quiet and sitting patiently, tracking, wind management, luring and calling…. There’s simply none of that applied when you pull up on a hill in your 4x4, lie down and put your 6-foot long tactical rifle on a sandbag and plug a clueless game animal from 1,000 yards and then drive right to him and throw him in the back.
@@Viper31300 frankly thats your opinion. I differ on what you consider "hunting" good luck out there to you and your season.
All I'm hearing I think is some maybe some jealousy mixed with a lack of empathy and understanding.
Whether you shoot an animal at 300 or 1000...you are by definition hunting.
Had that animal popped out at 50 I would have shot him...i think most guys would. In either case the freezer got filled.
The question is can a person do it with precision and not just wound an animal. I get plenty of bow hunts throughout the year and I think frankly that anybody who uses a firearm has an unfair advantage on their quarry. When your hunting with any weapon, my philosophy is simple...
Practice as far as you can to find your outer personal limits.
Mine happens to be 1500yds with a rifle and 140 with a bow.
Peel back some yardage, and that's the distance you will be confident in while hunting.
My max bow range might be 80-90 based on the situation and animal.
Your way of hunting is understandable, but by no means do you get to decide if mine is out of line. I guarantee you...if you had the hardware and the ability and confidence... you would have squeezed one off too if you were given the same opportunity. The problem is...not many people have the ability or the stubborn nature needed to be proficient at that distance. It takes alot of work and sacrifice to be a good shot out that far...years of work as a shooter.
For your average weekend warrior...it's probably not going to happen in their lifetime.
Outstanding marksmanship. Very impressive. Congrats on the huge bull.
For those wondering what all the controversy is about, at that distance, the animal can move in the time it takes for the bullet to reach it. What would have been perfect shot placement can turn into horrible shot placement , subjecting the animal to a long and agonizing death. That’s why some would call a 960 yd shot irresponsible.
All the fudds and keyboard warriors in here saying that this is unethical and isn't good sport. Firstly, what defines a "sporting hunt"? Is there a certain range limit? What weapons are you allowed to use? What species are on the table? In what exact ways does a hunter need to act for it to be considered proper? Is any hunting fair unless it is meticulously stalked until you are close enough to hit it with a rock, which gives it the best chance to escape? All of these comments are utterly ridiculous and are from people that most likely spend all of their time "hunting" from a tree stand shooting game from 40 yards away in a field. Hunting SHOULD be ethical, but hunting is more important for conservation and natural maintenance than your perspective of ethics. If people only hunted as you described, we would not have any hunters because almost nobody has the time, finances, skill, drive, and resources to hunt in that way. Additionally, telling people how they can or cannot hunt is extremely arrogant and entitled, especially when you are most likely not capable of replicating those same feats. I don't want to hear about how you "REAL bow hunters" took a deer at -16 yards with a primitive bow and an arrow made of sharpened wood while being covered in mud and feces makes you a real man. Nobody cares. Hunting is not about being a man, but about doing what is good for nature and encouraging self sufficiency. Now please, shut the fuck up.
As far as I can tell, a bunch of these nitwits think you should give the moose a knife and take it down in hand-to-hand combat. This was a very impressive takedown. The second shot just sped things up a bit but he was down on the first for sure.
can't get closer? now you gotta walk to get him , I wouldn't be proud of that, can tell by you guys laughing,
So sick. Quick and accurate follow up. The 338 doesn’t care much about wind at that distance huh?
What target scope are you using?
Nightforce NXS 5.5x22
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk 5.5-22x56 right?
What is the flight time to target?
I definitely have zero need for a 338, but man I sure hope that changes at some point lol
I wad thinking no fallowup shot? then I saw it good shots good job
As long as the animal's meat and other parts are used to feed and good use by people, hunting is ethical. It is no different than predators hunting their prey in nature. The other important fact is that hunting is maybe 1% the shooting and 99% going there, finding the legal game, waiting patiently for the right ethical shot, skinning and butchering the game, etc. The last part and the amount of effort and time it takes definitely makes the hunter to really respect the game and nature as it is no easy job by any means!
the fact that that moose took 2 338 lapua rounds and was still standing is incredible
One time I shot a moose at 961 yards
Well done gentlemen quick and clean and really impressed to see the marksmanship AND bullet of a hot ass round like a .338 mid air at all as much velocity it has. As IV8888 says, butt naked speed
I’m glad I’m not on that end of it. Wow what a shot placement
Did that shot really drop like that?
Great shooting and great caliber! Congratulations on the trophy bull
I wonder if it would work with 300 PRC ELD-X
I wonder what energy it had at that range?
You can probably google it. But, I think it’s still well over 1000 ft lbs. Maybe 12-1400. Depends on the bullet weight and velocity.
@rodneyalaking8241 Do we know what round was used?
Has to ask Alexa how many yards are in a mile. Damn dude, that's just over a half a mile
Very nice ! Thank you so much for sharing!
Somebody has been practicing the long shot! Great job. That’s a big boy!
Nice shot! Now the works begins after pulling the trigger.
That's crazy way to far
No it’s not, .338 Lapua is purpose built for 1000 yard shots, it carries 1200 foot pounds of energy at 1000, which is more than enough to ethically kill game
@Bmuenks31 target shoot is all well in good not at game that far I have hunted 48 years and a former sniper if you can't get within 4 or 5 hundred yards then learn to get closer
Hunting? Sorry i can see only a very good shot, hunting is a diffrent story, looks more like killing .
Killing is part of hunting...
Hunting isnt relegated to waiting for a deer to be 3ft away so you can just assasinate it with a headshot from your flintlock. Practice more and increase your physical capabilities.
Despite my love of hunting I do have a certain degree of empathy for animals. 0:50 He looked like he said "Guess this is it" right then.
Mussle pressure is unknown for lapua but that’s an easy shot to see! The arc is aggressive! I’m looking at distance again overall nice takedown! That was a tank!! Good work!
Good shooting but that ain't hunting.
Yeah I guess we’re just simpletons here in the Northeast. We call them in around 25-150 yards.
We dont get to choose what reality is...
@@Milspecpoptart I live in NH with the one of the lowest moose populations of states that have a moose hunt. Trade with you any day. 😂🤣 NH is only issuing 37 permits state wide.
If we wanted to get technical none of this shit is hunting unless your using a bow but take what you get it was ethical and clean
@@graysonposey2112 All these "that ain't hunting" guys are f'ing absurd. You guys must be in the "Hunters for Kamala" club.
Nice, but hunting isn't the shot, it's about being able to out think, call and stalk the prey for the ultimate one on one.
Oh ok...
Who died and gave you the right to dictate that?
In my opinion hunting is about filling the freezer...
The difference between me and you is my kill radius is wider than yours...therefore I'm going to be more prepared when an opportunity presents itself...at longer distances than you.
Doesn't make your style any more virtuous.
I agree. Now that's hunting. This person is a shooter not a hunter! The prey had no idea/chance.
They never have an idea/chance...if you want to be successful as a hunter! If you let them know you are there...whether at 20yds or 1000yds...they will run away.
So I guess I don't know what you are even talking about!
Even at 200yds you need to be quiet...downwind..etc and not let him know you are there.
In other words...if your a good hunter...you never give them a FAIR chance. It would mean showing yourself and running the animal off. It would mean shooting at a running animal and therefore make it impossible or unethical to shoot.It would mean going home empty handed more than likely...and make you a terrible unsuccessful hunter!
I swear you people don't think before you weigh in and make fools of yourselves.
Hunting with modern equipment is never fair to the quarry. It's that way for a reason.
Go hunt with a spear then!
Isn't it funny that it's always the guys complaining about long range hunting who haven't invested the incredible amount of time to learn long range ballistics, wind calling, mirage reading, bullet drops, interior, exterior and terminal ballistics, precision reloading, painstakingly accurate load development not to mention the incredible amount of money spent on good gear, custom builds, top quality optics such as spotters binos and scopes, lapua brass, good dies, presses, many range days conducting trial and error testing with powder and bullet combos, ballistics solvers, laser range finders, bag, bipod, dope log books, etc.
I think the real problem with these guys who are complaining isn't about the actual long range hunting, it's about their own jealousy of not having the time, resources or money, or a combination of all 3 to do it themselves so they take a notch out of someone's else's passion, hobby, efforts and successes to try to compensate for their lack of ability(s) to do it themselves.
All hunters and gun owners should be in this together, not casting stones at eachothers methods.
By the OP's logic then only a true hunters should be wearingtaw hide mukluks, fur hides and using a flint knapped sinu bound spear head on a stick to hunt.
Stop making a fool out of yourself by trying to downplay others' successes because of your lack thereof
How many grains ?
Right on man nice bull and great shooting.
What does moose taste like?
SO, a “LEDGENDARY SNIPER ROUND” takes out a Moose! ! ! WOW, must have been one sinister moose? ? ?
338 lapua... soo much weight going down range. Thats so Cool.
That was a nice first shot!!!!❤❤
Amazing shots. Obviously have that rifle dialed in at that range. Clean ethical kill right there and plenty of meat in the freezer!
Wow this comment section is toxic as fuck. 😂 whole lot of backseat hunters here. Congrats on that incredible shot!
Nice shot. That’s what I shoot on my moose hunts as well. My longest shot was 1162 yards. What gun are you shooting. What optics are you using?
He just wants to show you his shot. Although he should, he doesn't care about replying...Shoot your gun and enjoy it. Bragging about the distance isn't the sign of a hunter.
Savage 110BA
Nightforce NXS 5.5x22
Lots of practice and work on the load....as I'm sure you know...
Alot of people don't understand this kind of shooting and probably don't have the persistence need to reach out that far and accurately and humanly kill.
It takes real work.
Appreciate your interest.
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk there’s always haters. No matter if you hunt with air rifle,archery ,muzzle loader,modern rifle or longe range gun. My hat is off to all hunters no matter what they shoot. Putting animals down ethically ,putting meat on the table,enjoying the outdoors and family. Range, dial,and send it!
I use the Leapold mark 5 5x25x56. It is very compairable and much lighter
How do you keep your scope attached? Having trouble with our .338 and scope getting loose every 10 shots. trying blue threadlock now.
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk
SO CALLED "Hunters" on here who repremand other SKILLED hunters makes me sick. Hunters vs Hunters pisses me off. Just like your supposedly sick over seeing someone place not only ONE precise shot at long distance BUT, two! And this whole analogy of, "SNEAKING UP SO CLOSE YOU CAN SMELL THE ANIMAL and MAKING AN ETHICAL KILL" also peeves me to no end. ITS OLD LOGIC, OLD MEN!!! Get with the times. Better equipment like scopes, gunpowder, bullets, rangefinders, ballistic apps and tons of practice is what makes this ETHICAL! They didn't have all this tech back in the 1930's, the 50's, the 70's, the 90's and before which is were this old logic comes from. Or from guys who bow hunt and love to tell you, "the closer you get, the better". Bow Hunters get so egotistical when they tell stories of "i was so close to the deer, i could have pulled ticks off his hide"! Good for you, that's just one way to kill and I guarantee ya, your deer ran at least 50 yrds before it crashed! KEEP YA'LLs HUNTING BELIEFS TO YOURSELVES! Its illogical to talk about "bad ethics" when someone CLEANLY took an animal.
Great shots on the moose! LOVED IT!
Appreciate the support and well said.
"SO CALLED HUNTERS"...bullshit!. I've been hunting big game before most folks on this page were sperm. That was a nice shot for sure. The problem is a lot folks who take those shots don't pull it off and the animal ends up wounded, gut shot or worse. If you think todays firearms, scopes, range finders, etc are going to bail you out you're wrong. Talk to some of Africa's PH or pro guides in Alaska and elsewhere. Most folks they take out on a hunt couldn't hit a barn door at 500 yards. But they show up with the latest caliber and start launching shots.
I'm a pretty damn good shot and load my own so I know where they print. I wouldn't have taken that shot. Everyone can do what they want but sooner or later you're going to wound animals if you keep it up. Learn to hunt first. For Christ sake it's a moose not a Antelope or Bighorn. If you take your time you can walk to within 100 yards before they get suspicious. Move in as close as you can before taking a shot next time.
There's all kinds of folks calling themselves "Hunters". Means nothing. This excessive long range BS is no better than Uncle Bob emptying a lever action 30-30 at 50 yards on a deer drive and gut shooting his deer. Hunters need to police their own,,, and this isn't hunting. How many Videos have you seen posted where these shots are misses or worse yet the animal is clearly wounded and never found? I'll answer that for you,,, NONE. They harvested this animal and it was a quick kill but I'll argue all day that this is the exception. Then you get Uncle Bob watching these videos and attempting the same thing with zero chance of success.
Most hunters won't put in the time and practice it takes to make shots like that.
It's not fair to the animal or the hunter. It's not about equipment either most hunters won't train to shoot like that. How many bad shots were taken that none saw and an animal was left injured. Being ethical is the most important thing hunters have to be.
For a round that is meant to be armor penetrating at 1000 yds, I can only imagine the damage it did to that moose
🗣Congrats on an awesome hunt and markman’s ship. 🤠SEMPER FI 🇺🇸( honestly, the quality of the video 🎥 looks like it 96 yards not 960 yards). But, you don’t see bullet VAPOR TRAILS and the arch of the round at 96 yards either. 😎
Great bull. Reminds me of dartman!!
Is it just me or could I see the shockwave of those bullets clear as day?
What bullet berger Hornaday ect weight ect.
Hornady 285ELDM
These comments are examples of why the Anti gun crowd is winning. We attack each other with hate over opinions like ethical shots. When to take a shot is up to the individual so stfu and use your rules to guide your hunting not criticizing others.
Anybody can shoot not everyone can HUNT.
Here on planet earth...shooting is part of hunting.
Not everyone has to get within spitting distance to fill a freezer.
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk well sorry I hit a nerve but I'm personally all about ethical shots,sorry but when your out that far ethical shots are cut in half if not more Matt.
@BrianHackl-cj1yk
Maybe for you and your setup/ability it's unethical. You can't foist that on me and others who do have the ability and hardware to be ethical at this distance.
Stay in your own lane bud. If you want to hunt at 300yds because you don't want to learn how to go further...then do you.
Leave the guys who have the hardware and ability to shoot ethically at further distances alone...or better yet...join us down this rabbit hole.
All you need to do is open that pocket book up for 5k minimum...get some training in...and you too can shoot this far ethically.
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kk look Matt not here to keyboard fight with you . I've been hunting since the 80s my set up in hunting has ranged widely short to long and back to spot and stalk ,literally 10s of thousands spent over the years,I'm not bragging this is my poison, sorry I offended you or rubbed you the wrong way.go luck hunting.
@@Hackmo72
Respect for your class my friend.
Most of the naysayers out here don't know what it means to respect those who disagree. I do appreciate it and good luck to you and your endeavors.
At that distance it only has about the same amount of energy as a 243 at 200 yards.
No it doesn’t, .338 Lapua has 2100 ft-lbs of energy at 1000 yards, 243 at the muzzle has 2000
@Bmuenks31 look at ballistics charts instead of just quoting the answer google told you lol
@@jackvliet sorry you’re right, it still has 1200 ft pounds of energy though, which is more than enough to kill a big game animal ethically
yeah thats a gettin close up and personal now have the post man deliver him
hes down with a lousy shot, his leg is broken, but they don’t come back and tell you that. Now an animal that size the real work begins, how much did they waste?
Shot 1...single lung and liver...dead moose.
Shot 2...double lung...quicker death...not necessary but appropriate.
I did the autopsy...not you. I saw the effectiveness of this load.
It was a quick death with very little waste.
Way to go commenting on something you weren't there for. How arrogant you must be to speak like that on something you have no clue about.
@@MattBlomquist-wl9kkI know first hand the work that goes into getting a moose out of the woods. What did you leave behind because you got this out in the middle of nowhere.
Did you read the above?
It hasn't changed...even a year later.
Spinal column and guts were left behind.
Next year my answer will be the same too
That’s just over a half mile away
What a joke. Giving hunters a bad name.
get triggered then and cry
Posts a comment about crying like a little bitch, refuses to elaborate
It's fine if you're going to eat him 😮
That’s a long fucking hike to pack out a moose
That’s nuts
And exactly what La Lapua is for
A beast dropping a beast
That was AWESOME!
Awsum shot ma man🤙🤙
Try getting close next time. More fun and ethical
I have nothing bad to say about the skill used here but that is not hunting it is killing hats off great shots, but no skillz hunting you could have gotten closer and made it a great stalk.....
Do you really think a 900+ yard shot is a truly sporting achievement? You're a Benchrest shooter pal. Not a downwind, stalking, hunting, woodsman.
I said hey man, nice shot! Beautiful Moose as well. Congrats! What rifle did you use?
The hunt was over for me when you fired the second shot, you hit him perfect 1 st. wtf are you doing bro ??
Man next time get hi. Closer to the road. Going to have fun packing him out. Awesome shot though.
Far beyond my capability. Wow.
2 beauty shots!
nice!
two leg shots, so he is laying down. i guess when they get up to him they can shoot him in the heart to kill him? B&C uses a " fair chase" criteria, i don`t think that qualifies for that.
Bunch of jealous people trying to put this video down. Great shooting and some people need to relax, not every hunter is a phony prayer saying, crocodile teared eye poser. Laughing is absolutely fine in my opinion 👍
Here is what I would ask these people to try if they dare take a challenge.
1. Get an out of state tag where you pay non refundable money and only have about a 4%-5% chance of drawing.
2. Research your quarry and figure out how rare the animal is that needs to be legal to take. This bull had to be 50" wide or 4 brow tines on 1 side.
3. Understand you need to be proficient at any distance in this ground. These animals aren't everywhere and could pop out for just a short time. You need to make the most of it.
4. Develop a load you can trust. This will cost your pocketbook and your marriage if you have a significant other. It's a deep dark rabbit hole that will rob your checking and your time.
5. Practice practice practice. When the moment comes you need to be confident in your ability. Shoot out to 1500yds if you want to be proficient at 1000yds. It needs to be subconscious and reactive. You won't have a clear head when the moment comes so your body needs to know what to do when you can't think strait.
6. Apparently when it does come together by some miracle...remain as stoic as possible. No high fives or laughter. You wouldn't want some ignorant jackal to miss interpret your laughter as disrespect instead of adrenaline, disbeleif, and relief it was a good ethical shot from a ridiculous extreme distance.
I bet anyone who has the guts and backbone to accomplish this kind of shooting...in this ground...under these circumstances...will squeal like a school girl when it comes together finally after all the hard work and obstacles.
Good luck and I tip my hat to those supporting this video.
Thanks for your interest.
As a Hunter myself, and been with "young" Hunters, that is more a NERVOUS laugh than a "funny/joke" laugh! A nervous laugh of relieve and I can vouch that the Hunter did "shed a tear" of relieve aswell!!!
I got one but no 900 yd shots here
a bit reckless for sure,... but no question,... the shooter can accurately point a gun,.... consider this tho, real hunt skill is in locating and closing the distance and connecting with that challenge. Difference between rifle and bow hunting of which I have done both all my hunting life. I never really got to know critters until I started bowhunting.
Makes u wonder how many moose are wounded each year crazy.
Definitely not that one
I wanted to see the zoom out lol
great shots 🫡🇺🇸