A weekend out West with my huntin buddy Steve. Get onto the below sites guys as Olight and I are now working together. Aus link: bit.ly/2O8Y9Zl USA link: bit.ly/30f46JR
Thanks guys, I prob get about 4 hours of footage on a long weekend and out of that I have approx 2 hours of action. I can generally get about 4 or 5 clips around 10 to 15 minutes long to post up. We only go out approx 3 times a year so this is why I try and space out the clips. Not to mention forgetting to turn on the camera when the action starts but I am better at videoing than Steve as he always forgets to turn on his camera or he forgets that it is on and he has 3 hours of nothing, Ha. The adler gets to come along each time when I have a quad to myself so hopefully next trip I will have more of the shotty laying them out.
Here's a business idea for you Stu. I have always been impressed with the number of feral pigs that Australia has. I reckon this is a combination of ideal habitat, ample food, vast expanses of land, and low pressure from hunters. Here's my idea: Partner with some land owner and actually encourage the pigs to multiply. Put out food for them. Keep other hunters out for a year or two and just let the buggers explode in population. Technically 4 pigs (2 male/2 female) having 16 offspring apiece every 6 months can become about 300 pigs in 1 year. So you partner with some landowner who has about a million acres of land and is having trouble growing sorghum or whatever. You let the pigs breed naturally until they are just running over the place like mice. Don't tell others you're encouraging the pigs to multiply but just let nature take its course. Then you offer guided wild pig hunts to people (all accommodations included) and promote the business with your RUclips channel. Have so many pigs running across the place that every hunter who comes there is experiencing shooting action unlike anything they've ever experienced before with a big game animal. Soon people are going back to Kansas or Melbourne or London and talking about a "pig behind every tree." To add to the experience you make videos of their hunts to give them as a memento of their vacation Down Under. Some of the clips could be put on RUclips if they're especially exciting. Make the entire experience one in which all the client has to do is make it to Sydney. You even pick them up from the airpot. I mean ALL accommodations are covered by your end. They just have to get to Australia. You can schedule multiple trips at one time. You aren't promising to go out and hold their hands everyday. Greet them, hunt with them the first half day, and then leave someone else to act as guide as you meet another group. At night sit around with them and tell stories and recount the days adventures like you and Steve do around the fire. You could probably realistically handle 50 hunters a month fairly easily and many more if you had enough land available and helpers. If each hunter is paying several thousand dollars and your only expense is ammunition, licensing, meals, and a bed in a hut somewhere the potential for a business to be successful is almost assured. The landowner will need to get a gig cut but they do zero work so you should find a willing partner.. There would have to be a solid contract drawn up and signed releasing you and the property owner from any liability but that's 3 hours in a lawyers office and is fully binding unless you really screw up and shoot someone or crash into them with an ATV and are responsible by negligence. That won't happen because a mishap like that won't ever be allowed to occur. I taught flying lessons for years and there were about a thousand things that could go wrong BUT if the student made it back alive after every lesson you were virtually assured of never having a problem. There was some risk of course but it was manageable. Then you hire me to come help as a guide and I shoot up all the pigs in the first year and everything collapses......Just an idea. 😊
Good idea mate but there is an old saying not to turn you pleasure into work as it soon becomes work and not pleasure. I'm happy the way things are mate. However, I do like the last part where you come over and we show you a good time hunting from a kayak that I can lend you. I would show you a map but you cant get lost as the billabong is approx 5km long and not very wide so all you have to do it take a packed luch and a few refreshments and spend a day slaying big boars on the bank.
@@HuntingwithStu Thanks Stu and I'll definitely come over for a hunt sometime when things return to normal. Went to W.A. is 1985 and Sydney in 1987 while in the military. Time to return! And the offer will always stand for you coming here to Florida but as mentioned you'll not encounter game like in your neck of the woods. We have wild pigs but it's tough going sometimes. Still, there's a lot to do in Florida besides pig hunting so I guarantee you'd have fun. Turning your hobby into a job would certainly take some of the fun out of it and if you are happy I'd say keep everything as is. We only have so many years before the long dirt nap and it's important to do what we like rather than always thinking about money. One other idea I had that I forgot to mention was using a drone. The terrain you're in would work well for aerial reconnaissance and make some exciting clips. Also congratulations on your explosion in subscribers. Holly Cow! Over 106,000....can I get an autographed picture of us together when I come over? You're getting famous.
@@CanoeingTheEdgeOfTheWorld No worries mate that sounds like a plan. Yes a drone would be good. There is another channel called Boaring Australia and their latest clip has some classic drone footage.
You guys make amazing shots .Only one guy can come close to you Franz-Albrecht he does have newer better gun and scope . On my list Stu your the TOP.Respect from Bosnia.
Phenomenal hunting Stu! I wanna do a Hog hunt in Australia with the wife (She's from Australia) some time later on this year. Ironically, we'll be going on a Hog Hunt in US State of Kentucky in about a Month. We'll be using 3 different Firearms; A 12 Guage Mossberg 590A1, a Winchester 1892 Lever Action in .357 Magnum, and my Pop-Pop's (My maternal-side Grandfather's) M1903A3 Springfield that he brought back with him from World War 2, in .30-06 of course (like your Ruger). Hopefully I'll be bringing that M1903A3 "Down Under" later this year. 👍
mate your clips are so action packed its awesome. not only are you displaying copy book marksmanship but the important role we have in population control. these farmers have enough challenges dealing with their own livestock let alone infestations of pigs! keep them coming!!
Stu, You make some fantastic videos. Every one that I see makes me long to come down to Australia and New Zealand to take out some varmints. Thank you so much for these videos, I appreciate it immensely.
INt was going on this trip did you get on the piss for B'fast? Ya mates riding his wheeler as back stop to your rounds had you shot You are pulling the trigger with no round in the chamber then Old mate is doodling round all ova the shop cos he lost his fucking gun! I was pissing myself thought it was some comedy spoof vid for a laugh but NO! you guys were doing ya best which means ya lucky to both make it home uninjured and not getting 1 of ya bikes and guns stolen by a Boar! LOL My Favourite spot is Noonkanbah Station Kimberley near Fitzroy Crossing (the Fitzroy river runs through the station) You can bag 30-40 pigs a day easily out the window of the Landcruiser with ya fridge of Coldies and even Air/con. You have to know the Aboriginals personally to even get on the land and even wealthy hunters cant buy their way on to the land and if someone finds out you can shoot out there anytime you want they will be buying you drinks at the pub all night sucking up to you such is the reputation of the hunting out there.
Appreciate this video mate. We aren't game enough to post ours up. Well taken and edited. No inhumane or dirty behaviour. Doing a service to the environment at the same time. Good on ya!!
Good stuff mate I also prefer hunting on foot but Steve brings all the big toys (quads) for us, ha. Yes I use a sony action cam and with me being a left handed shooter it sits on the right side of my head on a head band giving that first person shooter angle.
@@HuntingwithStu nice. Yeah I don't like the headband but I do it. We used to use the motorbike and I would helmet mount. I tried shoulder and it's no good. Thinking maybe chest/body cam but might cut out the angle.
Top vid as always Stu. You need to get out more so I have more videos to watch........You'd be welcome on our trips anytime, you could get all the ones I miss which is most of the ones I see!
Ripper vid Stu, thanks mate ! I take it Steve found his beloved 30.06 a bit worse for wear !! Seeya Rob.....did Steve take the tusks for the last boar ?
I think I need to do a clip on our bikes , equipment and guns etc. Not sure how Steve has his scabbard setup. However I use Steve's other quad and the scabbard is just jammed down into a wire cage type structure.
Pleased you enjoy them mate. Wow that is a good question. I probs could work it out. I bought the Ruger brand new in 1992. I have not missed a year since then going pig hunting. I have also taken many goats and deer as well. Over the last 10 years I have probably put well over 100 rounds through her. So I reckon a few thousand rounds mate.
Hunting with Stu i can imagine ya 06 barrell gets bloody hot when shooting as regularly as you do! and id imagine you would be one of a few hunters to ever wear a barrel out from the sheer volume of hunting you do. splendid. when ever 3006 retires it will have some stories to tell haha
The barrel doesn't get very hot mate and I don't reckon I could shoot out this barrel as you would need to do a lot more shooting than what I put through the old girl.
4:41 FIRED I'd use garlic salt....those grinder versions....same thing here, they don't seal properly, even in your kitchen the humidity from cooking will turn into a salt block. Our version of your end there is called....Oregon....people flock to the high desert to see the constellations/stars and avoid "light pollution" from urban/city areas, see meteor showers.
Ha, yep I had a fired case still in the chamber well picked up mate. Good idea ref the salt mate. Yes ya can't beat an evening out in the middle of nowhere as the sun goes down mate.
I’ve noticed in all of your vids that down in Australia the pigs don’t run as fast as the ones that we have here in Texas. Am I the only one who has noticed this?
Great vids, Stu... Where approximately in NSW is all this. Even though its dry, the aussie bush has a beauty to it. Also, I'd like to see Steve's vids, what would be link to them? Thanks.
You may have mentioned this in other videos, but what action camera do you use? I think I saw your mate Stu carrying a Sony - do you use them for the optical stabilisation? BTW, highly entertaining videos and incredible snap shooting! It constantly amazes me how many dead pigs are on the ground after one of your encounters!
Thanks mate, yes Steve and I use a sony action cam. I reckon they are better than the gopros. The angle is like a first person shooter as I have it on a headband on the side of my head. Yes we do account for a lot of pigs over a hunt mate.
It varies mate but generally the running shots are between 50 and 100m. Off the quad is only approx 10 to 20m. Every now and then I take a shot out to 250 300m.
Looks very dry there stu, here in Queensland the west has had some good rain, and just wondering, is there wild goats on the property?, not that I'm a fan of shooting them, they scream like a kid crying, and many rabbit and foxes to spotlight?.
is it a kolpin gun boot? I know tye attaching hardware for some of the rubber coated fork type holders give up the ghost over time. I was going to use high pressure poly pipe to male a mounting sleeve for the kolpin gun boot I have. much cheaper and sturdier than the factory one. your mate is lucky he found his rifle! thanks for the reply.
Yes I think it is a kolpin gun boot mate. It is Steve's setup so I'll have to take note of how it is setup. Yes that rifle fell off within a 50m spot and it took us 30mins to find!
No mate they just tightened up the laws. There was a big 'buy back' where heaps of people gave in their guns and were paid for them. I had to hand in a pump action riot gun with a short barrel and with the money that they gave me I bought the 30/06!
Steve doesn't have a channel yet mate and yes I do miss the odd pig, however, there was a pig in this clip where the shots went straight through him twice and looked like I missed but he just didn't know that he was dead on his feet.
Thanks mate, I agree as with a semi auto one tends to get a bit trigger happy and miss the odd shot. Whereas a bolt action makes one aim that little bit better.
Not sure what the spray bottle on Steves bike is for mate. I think it is empty so it must be for when he is using the quad at home and not hunting. I take the 30/06 and the shotty with a couple of litres of water mate. I normally take approx 30 rounds of 30/06 and about the same in shotty shells. We are out early morning for approx 4 to 5 hrs then again for 4 to 5 hrs in the arvo. Nothing to eat as we don't stop unless we are counting downed pigs.
The rifle is used for most of the shots in the open especially if it is a bit rough going or we hit a fence. The shotty is also good off the quad especially sitting on with Steve but it is best walking through the thick stuff which is too close in for the scoped rifle.
i am an old lady, never hunted in my life, and i love to watch your videos. love to see those pests being taken out.
Thanks for your support Ma'am. Yes wild pigs in Australia are a real problem in some parts of the country.
As usual another great video.!!!!! One question Stu, your RUGER has the same barrel since 1992 ???
Thanks mate, yes same rifle and barrel.
Thanks Stu.
Best regards!!!
No worries mate
The philosophy of Stu - “when it does get dark, the constellations are bloody beautiful, the Milky Way and all that sorta shit…” Love it!
LOL I do have a way with words mate, ha.
So few people make such great videos on such a regular basis with this much content packed into them another great one looking forward to the next
Cocaine Hernandez: I'm hoping he uses that Adler Lever Action 12 Guage more.
Joe Ruiz yea he has some good clips with it
Thanks guys, I prob get about 4 hours of footage on a long weekend and out of that I have approx 2 hours of action. I can generally get about 4 or 5 clips around 10 to 15 minutes long to post up. We only go out approx 3 times a year so this is why I try and space out the clips. Not to mention forgetting to turn on the camera when the action starts but I am better at videoing than Steve as he always forgets to turn on his camera or he forgets that it is on and he has 3 hours of nothing, Ha.
The adler gets to come along each time when I have a quad to myself so hopefully next trip I will have more of the shotty laying them out.
Hunting with Stu no problem man Just letting you know we appreciate the videos
No worries mate
Here's a business idea for you Stu. I have always been impressed with the number of feral pigs that Australia has. I reckon this is a combination of ideal habitat, ample food, vast expanses of land, and low pressure from hunters. Here's my idea: Partner with some land owner and actually encourage the pigs to multiply. Put out food for them. Keep other hunters out for a year or two and just let the buggers explode in population. Technically 4 pigs (2 male/2 female) having 16 offspring apiece every 6 months can become about 300 pigs in 1 year. So you partner with some landowner who has about a million acres of land and is having trouble growing sorghum or whatever. You let the pigs breed naturally until they are just running over the place like mice. Don't tell others you're encouraging the pigs to multiply but just let nature take its course. Then you offer guided wild pig hunts to people (all accommodations included) and promote the business with your RUclips channel. Have so many pigs running across the place that every hunter who comes there is experiencing shooting action unlike anything they've ever experienced before with a big game animal. Soon people are going back to Kansas or Melbourne or London and talking about a "pig behind every tree." To add to the experience you make videos of their hunts to give them as a memento of their vacation Down Under. Some of the clips could be put on RUclips if they're especially exciting. Make the entire experience one in which all the client has to do is make it to Sydney. You even pick them up from the airpot. I mean ALL accommodations are covered by your end. They just have to get to Australia. You can schedule multiple trips at one time. You aren't promising to go out and hold their hands everyday. Greet them, hunt with them the first half day, and then leave someone else to act as guide as you meet another group. At night sit around with them and tell stories and recount the days adventures like you and Steve do around the fire. You could probably realistically handle 50 hunters a month fairly easily and many more if you had enough land available and helpers. If each hunter is paying several thousand dollars and your only expense is ammunition, licensing, meals, and a bed in a hut somewhere the potential for a business to be successful is almost assured. The landowner will need to get a gig cut but they do zero work so you should find a willing partner.. There would have to be a solid contract drawn up and signed releasing you and the property owner from any liability but that's 3 hours in a lawyers office and is fully binding unless you really screw up and shoot someone or crash into them with an ATV and are responsible by negligence. That won't happen because a mishap like that won't ever be allowed to occur. I taught flying lessons for years and there were about a thousand things that could go wrong BUT if the student made it back alive after every lesson you were virtually assured of never having a problem. There was some risk of course but it was manageable. Then you hire me to come help as a guide and I shoot up all the pigs in the first year and everything collapses......Just an idea. 😊
Good idea mate but there is an old saying not to turn you pleasure into work as it soon becomes work and not pleasure. I'm happy the way things are mate. However, I do like the last part where you come over and we show you a good time hunting from a kayak that I can lend you. I would show you a map but you cant get lost as the billabong is approx 5km long and not very wide so all you have to do it take a packed luch and a few refreshments and spend a day slaying big boars on the bank.
@@HuntingwithStu Thanks Stu and I'll definitely come over for a hunt sometime when things return to normal. Went to W.A. is 1985 and Sydney in 1987 while in the military. Time to return! And the offer will always stand for you coming here to Florida but as mentioned you'll not encounter game like in your neck of the woods. We have wild pigs but it's tough going sometimes. Still, there's a lot to do in Florida besides pig hunting so I guarantee you'd have fun. Turning your hobby into a job would certainly take some of the fun out of it and if you are happy I'd say keep everything as is. We only have so many years before the long dirt nap and it's important to do what we like rather than always thinking about money. One other idea I had that I forgot to mention was using a drone. The terrain you're in would work well for aerial reconnaissance and make some exciting clips. Also congratulations on your explosion in subscribers. Holly Cow! Over 106,000....can I get an autographed picture of us together when I come over? You're getting famous.
@@CanoeingTheEdgeOfTheWorld No worries mate that sounds like a plan. Yes a drone would be good. There is another channel called Boaring Australia and their latest clip has some classic drone footage.
You guys make amazing shots .Only one guy can come close to you Franz-Albrecht he does have newer better gun and scope . On my list Stu your the TOP.Respect from Bosnia.
Thanks mate pleased that I have your respect.
Your a freak of a shot mate love the vids love it
Thanks mate pleased you enjoy the vids.
Stu, I always enjoy your hunts. You're a great shot mate. -Fellow pig hunter from Texas
Thanks mate, I appreciate your support mate. Pleased you like my clips mate.
Your a legend mate! Take me out with ya . Show me how pro’s do it!
Thanks mate
Phenomenal hunting Stu! I wanna do a Hog hunt in Australia with the wife (She's from Australia) some time later on this year. Ironically, we'll be going on a Hog Hunt in US State of Kentucky in about a Month.
We'll be using 3 different Firearms; A 12 Guage Mossberg 590A1, a Winchester 1892 Lever Action in .357 Magnum, and my Pop-Pop's (My maternal-side Grandfather's) M1903A3 Springfield that he brought back with him from World War 2, in .30-06 of course (like your Ruger).
Hopefully I'll be bringing that M1903A3 "Down Under" later this year. 👍
Good stuff mate, best of luck on your hunt in Kentucky.
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mate your clips are so action packed its awesome. not only are you displaying copy book marksmanship but the important role we have in population control. these farmers have enough challenges dealing with their own livestock let alone infestations of pigs! keep them coming!!
No worries mate, pleased you like the clips.
Hunting with Stu i dont just like them mate I LOVE tHEm!!
Ha good work mate.
Love your work stu
Thanks mate
That was some fine shooting buddy, I'm thinking you are military veteran? Thanks for sharing I enjoyed watching.
Thanks mate yes an ex army bloke. 35 years in fact.
Hunting with Stu US army veteran myself that's why I could tell. Thank you for your service buddy!
Right back at ya mate. I have a lot of respect for US Army folk
Hunting with Stu And I as well for the Australian military.
Thanks mate
Bloody love you videos mate, found them about a month ago and have watch all of them. so much action and more crack shots.
Thanks mate, pleased you like them.
Stu,
You make some fantastic videos. Every one that I see makes me long to come down to Australia and New Zealand to take out some varmints.
Thank you so much for these videos, I appreciate it immensely.
No worries mate, pleased you like the clips
Thanks for taking us along on another great hunt Stu!
No worries mate, pleased to have you along mate
Hating the pork already? :-)
INt was going on this trip did you get on the piss for B'fast? Ya mates riding his wheeler as back stop to your rounds had you shot You are pulling the trigger with no round in the chamber then Old mate is doodling round all ova the shop cos he lost his fucking gun! I was pissing myself thought it was some comedy spoof vid for a laugh but NO! you guys were doing ya best which means ya lucky to both make it home uninjured and not getting 1 of ya bikes and guns stolen by a Boar! LOL
My Favourite spot is Noonkanbah Station Kimberley near Fitzroy Crossing (the Fitzroy river runs through the station) You can bag 30-40 pigs a day easily out the window of the Landcruiser with ya fridge of Coldies and even Air/con.
You have to know the Aboriginals personally to even get on the land and even wealthy hunters cant buy their way on to the land and if someone finds out you can shoot out there anytime you want they will be buying you drinks at the pub all night sucking up to you such is the reputation of the hunting out there.
That property up North sounds like a good place mate. Yes we are armatures but still knock over 100 pigs an outing.
Appreciate this video mate. We aren't game enough to post ours up. Well taken and edited. No inhumane or dirty behaviour. Doing a service to the environment at the same time. Good on ya!!
Thanks mate yes I class myself as a hired gun for our native wildlife, ha. What clips do you have?
@@HuntingwithStu we hunt pigs on foot. I haven't had time to edit them. Actually Question, do you head mount or shoulder mount the cam?
Good stuff mate I also prefer hunting on foot but Steve brings all the big toys (quads) for us, ha. Yes I use a sony action cam and with me being a left handed shooter it sits on the right side of my head on a head band giving that first person shooter angle.
@@HuntingwithStu nice. Yeah I don't like the headband but I do it. We used to use the motorbike and I would helmet mount. I tried shoulder and it's no good. Thinking maybe chest/body cam but might cut out the angle.
Hi stu, what brand of camera do you use for your videos ?
A sony action cam mate.
Awesome vids mate, keep them coming!
Thanks mate
👍👍*Mun engke indit nge "pig hunt" deui ulah poho sampeur urg nya kang!*
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Thanks mate, I will not forget
Who in the heck is this Aussie a freakin ex sniper from the Cobra team dag he is good! What do yall do with the meat???
Thanks mate, we are there to cull the numbers down so we don't take the meat, some of these pigs carry diseases as well.
Great footage! Can't wait to get on a property with pests!
Which do find better quad or bike?
Looking to get one for our property.
Thanks mate, a quad is better as you can carry more stuff ie another firearm. I deck out with the 06 and the shotty to cover all possibilities mate.
You boys are living the bloody life!!
Yes mate
Hey Stu. Does steve have a youtube channel we can watch aswell? Cheers for the great vids mate.
No he doesn't but he should as we both have the same camera.
Great shooting gents you have got the dream location for pig hunting best regards from the U.K.
Thanks mate, yes it is a good spot.
Every time Stu, so jealous of that block!
Ha, it is over run at times with ferals mate
Top vid as always Stu. You need to get out more so I have more videos to watch........You'd be welcome on our trips anytime, you could get all the ones I miss which is most of the ones I see!
Thanks mate.
Hey Stu, Hello from Canada. Wish I was there. Was a pork chop you guys enjoyed at the end of the day? Great videos.
Thanks mate pigs are diseased so no eating
Great shooting once again, many thanks for shareing. Nice boar. :)
Thanks mate
living the life, your a bloody legend cobba - not just the vids but the time ya take to respond to everyone. Keep it up!
Thanks mate, happy to be of service.
Another great video clip Stu, so much fun and great shooting. That pig your mate shot was a solid nugget too! Thanks for continuing to share mate!
Thanks mate, pleased you like the clips.
Hand loads or factory ? I have a rem 783 it loves fedral 150 sp . Looking to hand load , is it worth it?
Yes mate I hand load. Yes it is worth and it is also cool knowing that you designed the load yourself
When you site in your rifle do you do it at 25 yards is that how you do yours and then it’s usually good for 200 m is it the right way to do it 🐗🐗
Yes mate I do the same, however, I think I step out 30 yards. Same thing though.
Hey Bruce, looks like those Sheilas are not interested in dating - playing hard to get .... ;)
nice work once again, Is Steve useing 30-06 as well?
Thanks mate, yes Steve uses a 30/06 as well mate
What gun and caliber do you use? Awesome shooting Sir!!!👍👌
I use a Ruger M77 MK II in 30/06 mate
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Great vid stu I'd give almost anything for a hunting trip like these good hunting to you and your mate's cheers
Thanks mate pleased you like the hunts
Great clip as usual Stu. Where does Steve post his footage?
Thanks mate, Steve doesn't post up his clips but will probs start one of these days.
I just discovered your channell and i want to say that is a Piece of art, hope u can continue with this! love your videos!!!
Thanks mate pleased that you like our way of life.
great vid Stu ...... as always ..... keep em commin
Thanks mate
Stars and shit...it's beautiful...hahaha
Good video, can't wait for more.
Thanks mate, have you seen the others on my channel?
Ripper vid Stu, thanks mate ! I take it Steve found his beloved 30.06 a bit worse for wear !! Seeya Rob.....did Steve take the tusks for the last boar ?
No worries mate, yes Stev found the rifle and we did cut the tusks out but a fox took off with them from camp before he could boil em out, ha.
good job.
would like to see how you've mounted your scabbard on The quad
I think I need to do a clip on our bikes , equipment and guns etc. Not sure how Steve has his scabbard setup. However I use Steve's other quad and the scabbard is just jammed down into a wire cage type structure.
very good shots, 3 shots, 3 dead.
Yes mate we can raise the tally when we are shooting on song.
Get ones in the Canoe, just slowly going up the creek. Love this video thanks Stu
Thanks mate pleased you enjoyed it.
Top Marksmanship, unmatched on youTube
Thanks mate, that is a big call.
It is what it is Stu, love your work mate !
Need a scabbard like they have on horses..ww1 cavalry type.do not lose guns then.quick draw as well
Be awesome to see some of Steves footage mate ..
He has to start up a channel hey
I loved that first shot and thank you for taking us along on another great hunt
No worries mate pleased you like it.
always love watching a new hunting with stu! great video again man keep up your hard work!
No worries, thanks mate
Great shooting and another great vid always enjoy them!!!! what do you do with the pigs?
Thanks mate, we leave the pigs as the farmer wants us to cull as many as possible while we are on his place.
Hunting with Stu I was just wondering to be honest. Doesn’t matter they destroy everything your country and mine!! Keep shooting and the great vids!
No worries mate
Dam I'd love to be out there with ya that looks awesome
It is mate
I really do love your shows, I am a shooter and I would walk across broken glass to come out shooting with you
Thanks for the support mate. No need to walk across broken glass as that would mean that you would have to stay in camp while we are out bustin boars!
Wonderful job! Best shot from a 4 wheeler on the planet.
Thanks mate I do my best.
Stu is world famous. Watching from the USA; Showing them Pigs who’s Boss.
Thanks for the support mate.
Down there you call them tusks. Here in Arkansas, in the United States, we call them, (cutters).
Cutters, that is a cool name.
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Wow, that big fella at the end would make enough prosciutto to last ya 10 years.
Yes mate he was a big bugger all right. Got to organise a hunt then
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Really enjoy your vids, very entertaining. How many rounds have you put through your 30-06?
Pleased you enjoy them mate. Wow that is a good question. I probs could work it out. I bought the Ruger brand new in 1992. I have not missed a year since then going pig hunting. I have also taken many goats and deer as well. Over the last 10 years I have probably put well over 100 rounds through her. So I reckon a few thousand rounds mate.
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Another one thanks so much !
No worries mate
also, any updates on your hand loads for your 30?
I did actually start with loading up my 30/06 a few clips ago mate
Hunting with Stu i can imagine ya 06 barrell gets bloody hot when shooting as regularly as you do! and id imagine you would be one of a few hunters to ever wear a barrel out from the sheer volume of hunting you do. splendid. when ever 3006 retires it will have some stories to tell haha
not really.....and they'll go 10,000 rounds at least.....a lifetime
The barrel doesn't get very hot mate and I don't reckon I could shoot out this barrel as you would need to do a lot more shooting than what I put through the old girl.
Milky way and all that sort of shit....lol. love it Stu. Nice work again
Ha, thanks mate
Boy a breath of air 😊 ha ha. .
Cool videos, can you video the night sky out there one trip it must be incredible ?
They are great trips mate, the camera doesn't really pick up the night sky but it is full of stars.
Great vid thanks heaps mate!
Thanks mate
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I'd use garlic salt....those grinder versions....same thing here, they don't seal properly, even in your kitchen the humidity from cooking will turn into a salt block.
Our version of your end there is called....Oregon....people flock to the high desert to see the constellations/stars and avoid "light pollution" from urban/city areas, see meteor showers.
Ha, yep I had a fired case still in the chamber well picked up mate. Good idea ref the salt mate. Yes ya can't beat an evening out in the middle of nowhere as the sun goes down mate.
No more sharing a quad mate? I thought that was the case in a previous video ,,, great shooting as always ,,,
Steve has 2 x quads so I keep telling him to bring the spare along so we are both mechanized, ha. It is better mate I reckon.
I’ve noticed in all of your vids that down in Australia the pigs don’t run as fast as the ones that we have here in Texas. Am I the only one who has noticed this?
Not sure mate. They do run fast but we like to keep a little distance so that makes them less likely to speed off.
Hunting with Stu Makes sense. Thanks for replying and keep up these good videos!!
would love to see more behind the scenes footage of what you guys do back at the cabin and maybe some about your reloading
Good idea mate, Steve will sleep if it is hot during the middle of the day and that is when I get in the kayak and hit the pigs up on the Billabong.
billabong: stagnant pond....also, a surf wear company here in the USA
That is the one mate
Billabong is originally an Aussie brand, they got big because of the quality of their product. :)
Nice work again mate🤙could Watch this all day.
Ha, thanks mate
when reloading, do not take your arms off, change to a two-stroke, blaser r8, marlin 336, henry ......
Good idea mate
Nowyagoin 👍👍
Bloke EVERYTHING is better with bacon 🥓
Ha yes mate
Such a great shot mate. Can't wait to start hunting wild pigs one day.
Good stuff mate. Only you can make it happen
Cool hunting. I hunt with a Siberian dog and everything happens much slower and less efficiently. Are you freshly pests and are treated like rats?
Good stuff mate
Great vids, Stu... Where approximately in NSW is all this. Even though its dry, the aussie bush has a beauty to it. Also, I'd like to see Steve's vids, what would be link to them? Thanks.
Out past Dubbo mate. Steve is still yet to start up a channel, however, I keep telling him to get going on it.
poor little Piggie's. how could you do that . giggle giggle. great pig smashing. there's that many pig's. a never ending supply. top job stu.
Thanks mate
Hey brother what do you do with the pigs?
In this area they carry a disease in their blood harmful to humans so we leave em mate. Other pigs, foxes, cats, crows etc clean em up in a week
You may have mentioned this in other videos, but what action camera do you use? I think I saw your mate Stu carrying a Sony - do you use them for the optical stabilisation? BTW, highly entertaining videos and incredible snap shooting! It constantly amazes me how many dead pigs are on the ground after one of your encounters!
Oops, I meant Steve!
Thanks mate, yes Steve and I use a sony action cam. I reckon they are better than the gopros. The angle is like a first person shooter as I have it on a headband on the side of my head. Yes we do account for a lot of pigs over a hunt mate.
What range are you usually shooting them at with the rifle? It's hard to tell with the wide angle.
It varies mate but generally the running shots are between 50 and 100m. Off the quad is only approx 10 to 20m. Every now and then I take a shot out to 250 300m.
Fkn cowboys..haa giddy up
Just doing our bit to cull down some numbers mate.
howdy from Sacramento! real good shooting. you're a stone cold killer with that bolt action 30-aught. looks like great fun!
Thanks mate, yes we do look forward to getting out into the flat country mate.
Looks very dry there stu, here in Queensland the west has had some good rain, and just wondering, is there wild goats on the property?, not that I'm a fan of shooting them, they scream like a kid crying, and many rabbit and foxes to spotlight?.
Yes mate it is dry. No goats on this place a few rabbits and hairs and plenty of foxes and a few cats.
Do you ever keep any meat or is the meat not very clean to eat ? Man i love these vidios! 🤠👍
Thanks mate when I'm hunting with Dave we often keep the meat as he is set up for it.
@@HuntingwithStu mate thats great, all that free bacon and ham steaks 🤤🥓
Wish you all the best in the feild mate stay safe.
nice awesome shooting,nasty Boar.
Thanks mate
Keep them coming. That boar was a awesome. Am jealous of your adventures.
Thanks mate
is it a kolpin gun boot?
I know tye attaching hardware for some of the rubber coated fork type holders give up the ghost over time.
I was going to use high pressure poly pipe to male a mounting sleeve for the kolpin gun boot I have. much cheaper and sturdier than the factory one.
your mate is lucky he found his rifle!
thanks for the reply.
Yes I think it is a kolpin gun boot mate. It is Steve's setup so I'll have to take note of how it is setup. Yes that rifle fell off within a 50m spot and it took us 30mins to find!
Is this in Australia
Yes mate.
Hunting with Stu I thought Australia banned guns?
No mate they just tightened up the laws. There was a big 'buy back' where heaps of people gave in their guns and were paid for them. I had to hand in a pump action riot gun with a short barrel and with the money that they gave me I bought the 30/06!
Stu where can we see Steve`s videos?, and DID i see you miss 2 pigs? you are human lol, great vid mate
Steve doesn't have a channel yet mate and yes I do miss the odd pig, however, there was a pig in this clip where the shots went straight through him twice and looked like I missed but he just didn't know that he was dead on his feet.
not knocking you at all Stu, you are one crack shot, love these videos. come them coming.
No worries mate. As a general rule I tend to miss the standing still shots, ha.
With such fine marksmanship it's clear that people don't require semi auto ;)
Thanks mate, I agree as with a semi auto one tends to get a bit trigger happy and miss the odd shot. Whereas a bolt action makes one aim that little bit better.
Another great vid Stu, keep em coming mate.
Thanks mate
Hey stupid question the spray bottle what’s in it just water for wind direction or something else n also what do u bring on your quad
Not sure what the spray bottle on Steves bike is for mate. I think it is empty so it must be for when he is using the quad at home and not hunting. I take the 30/06 and the shotty with a couple of litres of water mate. I normally take approx 30 rounds of 30/06 and about the same in shotty shells. We are out early morning for approx 4 to 5 hrs then again for 4 to 5 hrs in the arvo. Nothing to eat as we don't stop unless we are counting downed pigs.
loosing the riffle. watch out for those pig's. they will nick anything.
Ha yes mate
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My God this guy can shoot...!!!
Thanks mate
So what is the reason you use a rifle in I'm guessing 30-06 verses a 12 gauge?
The rifle is used for most of the shots in the open especially if it is a bit rough going or we hit a fence. The shotty is also good off the quad especially sitting on with Steve but it is best walking through the thick stuff which is too close in for the scoped rifle.