@@aryanpashtun416 you can't even imagine the lows of post-soviet countries hunters half of them are drunk during hunt. they are terrible shots. so there's lots of wounded animals. savage
And this is why I love Balazs's videos.Love for rifles,and love and respect for animals.So different from other hunters who are smiling after killing the animal.This is close as it gets to the Elk hunt in the Last of the Mohicans.Thank you dear Balazs.
Such a beautiful countryside! I really like the equipment you use. Also, I like that you combine ethics and tradition during your hunt. Thanks for the adventure.
I am quite late, so I dont know, if you are even reading this. I am a huge wild life fan, and especially roedeer are my absolute favourite animals. So it always hurts to see them going down. But the way you pay your respect to them, the way you honour your prey is really outstanding. I wish, more hunters would be this way. Would certainly make this easier for people like me too. So, thanks for the honor that you pay to these animals!
damn , i know this sounds realy stupid but thats real hunting , you go track it for hours and sneak up to it on open field what a dedication ....its the way that makes the journey not the target
I just discovered your channel. I love watching you hunt and greatly appreciate the respect and appreciation you show for your firearms and for the animals you take with it. Your cameraman does a SUPERB job and richly deserves recognition.
Thanks for another great video.A clean shot and showing respect for the game.I agree that hunting with a muzzleloaders has its ups and downs,whether using my rifles or shotgun.I have found that putting some game in the bag is that little bit more rewarding because of the skills used in stalking and using a muzzleloader and for the memories it leaves behind.
As traditional as you can go. Just beautiful. Waidmannsheil! PS: To imitate the female call that might bring in the buck, this can also be done in a most perfect way by the help of a leaf that is cut into shape or with a blade of grass held lengthwise under tension between the thumbs, blowing on the sharp edge of the leaf. But my guess is that even the oldtimers 200 years ago at times would have used some specially made device, similar to the one in this video.
I love these videos. My state (West Virginia) has a special hunting season (Mountaineer Heritage season) limited to traditional style muzzle loaders, longbows, or recurve bows. I'm looking at getting a flintlock so I can hunt that season.
Love your channel always have you should do a segment on 1889 schmidt k 31 and g 11 I love strait pull rifles I know other people have done it but your wealth of knowledge is far superior and then shoot each because no one ever shows ballistic difference cartridge difference you it's a big part of history
New Jersey has tough black powder regulation's, all most like any other firearm. But then it is a communist state and getting worse. I did just two black powder sawed off black powder shotguns which can be shipped right to your home. The company is called American Gun Craft and they are the coolest. americanguncraft.com
@@richardcolligon4277 New Jersey is also old enough that black powder firearms would’ve been predominant when they would’ve been considering regulations.
@@1lobster New Jersey still has parks where their are old foundries. New Jersey, Connecticut, and other's were big mfg states but they are all communist now.
Those hunting traditions deserve respect. Many of the indigenous tribes of North America would also pay tribute to fallen game. It contrasts with those trophy pictures of guys holding the head up by the antlers for the “hero shot.”
Thank you for sharing your hunt. I like your traditions for the fallen animal. We all should give respect for the animals we take. No high fence. Just stalk and hunt. Beautiful.
It's October again, and you know what that means. It's time for me to unreasonably want a classic flintlock rifle to hunt with, and watch all of your hunting videos.
As alway, another good video showing your love of BP hunting. The smallest deer we have in New Zealand is the fallow, but I wish we had the Roe and Muntjac deer like Europe too. More hunting videos please, i.e. waterfowling, pheasants, plus pigs and deer.
Flies and mosquitoes fly so much that I myself brushed them off when I looked))) Seriously though, the video is awesome, just like I went hunting myself!)) Nothing, in a couple of weeks I have a vacation ...)))) As they say here in Russia - С ПОЛЕМ! (WITH THE FIELD!)
Wow what a lovely rifle ! And another lovely video showing off the natural beauty of your country. I really love it when Video channels promote their local areas to the rest of the world. YES it really makes me want to come to visit Hungary thats a sign of well done video. Props to you and your camera person.
The first shot that missed was like a rice in a plate just rolled down before even having one spoon🤣🤣🤣 Nway.. that was really exciting watching this video... Really original...
Congrats my friend! Good job on the video editing as well. Really loved the atmosphere sound, that helped me to fell like i'm standing with you by the bales. Also the buck is gorgeous! Keep up the good work!
Good that the rear sight drifted out right so far and the buck was standing in right direction. On old guns it will usually always drift out right, if to loose, since they made dovetails and pins conical from right to left. I would glue it in place so that this beautiful piece of history can be unchanged a trustful hunting tool.
So much more rewarding than shooting an animal from 300 yds away with huge telescopic sight, a very ethical hunt, all to rare now unfortunately. Stay safe !
Excellent video. I had a similar experience this hunting season in my region of the Hudson valley of New York State with the whitetail deer. I was on an incline hike. Approximately 30° 100 yards in front of me was a buck and a doe together with their heads down eating and at that time I was hunting with a traditional 50-year-old 45 caliber percussion Hawkin rifle and took a shot hitting the buck as I track the blood trail. I totally lost sight and recovery of the animal spending hours and hours circling from close proximity, working my way out and no venison for me this year I was upset. Very upset but shooting with iron sights like you said is the biggest challenge and especially when you're wearing reading glasses to do it!!
Your hunting videos make me want to get into hunting myself. My grandfathers old Winchester Model 70 in .270 Winchester is perfect for medium game like deer and boar.
Always a wonderful video. The last bite is a great solemn tradition we should teach our children. I imagine the liver and onions are delicious. I am looking forward to that video too.
Spent may have only been an hour, but, felt like multiple hours stalking and crawling to get close to a beautiful 8 pt. Just to snap a photograph - too early for hunting season. Later took a tasty young fork tined buck with a neck shot. A successful stalk seems to make it better, especially if it takes time.
Now I understand more about what and why my father did and said certain things. I have both the roe deer antler caps he shot in the 1940's . The he left after the revolution. I will get to Hungry 1 day and see my cousin's and look you up . Happy Xmas to all.
People tend to think of the US as a epicenter for firearm rights and such. Thing is for the first 15 years or so of my hunting experience a caplock muzzleloader was the BEST choice I had for deer hunting. Due to regulations my choice was limited to shotguns firing slugs or a muzzleloader. Since the muzzleloader recoiled far less, was more accurate, cheaper to shoot and had a longer range it was my choice. In lines were available but I used a .54 cal side hammer. I still use it occasionally, even though the laws have changed and I can now use my Ruger No 1
Excellent video and I'm a big fan of liver & onions! The terrain you hunt bares a striking resemblance to the land here in Pennsylvania. I see various plants and trees that also grow here. The only difference is the animals and birds you have there in Hungary. (I think you have bigger rabbits!)
Your crawling reminds me of a first "real jump-shoot duck hunt" I did in 2018. I crawled about that.. 150m to 200m on my belly in cold rain and mud dodging cow pies and cacti to get within the 40m max of a pond that had a pair of mallards on it. That one act alone made it one of the most memorable things I've done hunting. Me vs nature, who has evolved expertly to see any sort of motion, and I got one, so yay, but the physical & predatorial challenge of that crawl was fantastic. I'm sure you felt something akin to this too. Except you're in 30C+ on dry grass and I was in barely above 0 in mud. I don't know which would be worse :S
Great video yet again sir. I am currently on a hunt with my Pedersoli Missour River, hopefully it is the week for muzzleloader hunting success and a freezer of meat!
I like how you pay your respects to the animal I to do the same after a hunt that leads to a kill one doesn't see that anymore I thought I was alone in that custom I'm from Trinidad but learned from native American friends
Been waiting for a video. Amazing how relaxing it is to be away from the city. By hook or by crook I'm going deer hunting this year. Paid for the license already.
I really like what you do and I enjoy watching your videos! You have a great passion and create very beautiful videos! However I myself could not have pulled the trigger after watching the animal. I really felt sorry for the deer. I think everyone should only eat what he can also hunt, kill and prepare. That is why I only eat fish and chicken, I am simply not capable to kill anything with fur.
Your thinking is very close to mine. We actually do eat the game I shoot. This is why you don't see a new hunting video on my channel each week. Also I do understand that hunting is much more than going after the meat. Game management is responsible for maintaining the quality and quantity of the game population.
@@capandball Thanks for your reply. I know that. I appreciate what you do :) You are keeping the population healthy and with great efford you earn yourself the best meat from animals which have had a good life. Also the game has a fair chance because you have to come so close before you shoot and you make sure to have a good shot. I like your videos. Keep up the good work and have a good time while making them :)
Hunters and hunting associations in feed the animals during winter, protect them from diseases and fulfill the role of the missing large predators. The number that really caught my eye and puts things into perspective is that if you have a population of 100 wild boars in a forest, you have to kill 200-300 each year just to keep the population stable. Wolves, disease and hunger used to do this. Now it is hunting. As long as it is managed, hunting is necessary to maintain healthy ecosystem.
@@capandball Hey mate , was just wondering , do you keep the skulls/trophies from the animals you harvest? I Keep the clean skulls of my harvested game in my workshop. Maybe we could get a look if you have any? Thanks
I had to Google the roe buck. Interesting animals, smaller than the American whitetail but the buck you shot could be confused as a just another small buck around here. And don't feel bad about that missed shot, same thing happened to my father years ago. He heard 2 bucks fighting in the brush across from him but couldn't see them. Then one of the walked out and straight away from him. He had an Ithaca deer slayer 12 gauge shotgun with a rifled barrel. He figured 50 plus yards and shot but nothing happened. The buck ran but he didn't act hit at all. He was puzzled and when he adjusted his gun to look at it he heard a clink clink. The rear sight was loose. He tightened back down to its correct position with a screwdriver. He's also crawled after bucks before. Rather famously he crawled thru a ditch after a big beautiful 10 point he saw while driving around with his hunting buddies. He got close enough, having crawled 100 plus yards and shot. The buck took off and he hit it 4 more times, actually shooting one of its antlers off!😆 I harvested a nice buck myself this year in a big open spot in a Gulley where multiple trails meet. It's the intersection and it's a great spot. Great video and a great hunt good sir!
your hunting ethics are a good example!!
Agreed, I can't stand "Hunters" like keith warren and such.
@@aryanpashtun416 you can't even imagine the lows of post-soviet countries hunters
half of them are drunk during hunt. they are terrible shots. so there's lots of wounded animals. savage
@@mykolatkachuk7770 Oh no, that's Nyet Harasho.
@@mykolatkachuk7770 ah yes because only post-soviet countries drink and hunt
@@aryanpashtun416 yup, its funny tho. One half are drunken idiots and the other are like our
favorite Hungarian black powder hunter!
Cap and ball and British muzzle loaders in 30 minutes it's my lucky day
The two quality black powder ytbers lol
Agreed 👍👍👍
Nice to see an 300 year old muzzleloader in action, in the hands of a good huntsman!
I have also, but can't use because its prohibited।
And this is why I love Balazs's videos.Love for rifles,and love and respect for animals.So different from other hunters who are smiling after killing the animal.This is close as it gets to the Elk hunt in the Last of the Mohicans.Thank you dear Balazs.
Such a beautiful countryside! I really like the equipment you use. Also, I like that you combine ethics and tradition during your hunt. Thanks for the adventure.
I am quite late, so I dont know, if you are even reading this.
I am a huge wild life fan, and especially roedeer are my absolute favourite animals. So it always hurts to see them going down. But the way you pay your respect to them, the way you honour your prey is really outstanding. I wish, more hunters would be this way. Would certainly make this easier for people like me too. So, thanks for the honor that you pay to these animals!
Oh boy! Ive been waiting for you to take that little guy out and shoot it again! Even more excited its a hunt!
damn , i know this sounds realy stupid but thats real hunting , you go track it for hours and sneak up to it on open field what a dedication ....its the way that makes the journey not the target
Beautiful video. Thank you for being such an articulate and honorable representative for hunting & firearms.
Well said friend. =)
I love seeing these guns in action. The Jager rifle is simply one of the most elegant hunting rifles, period.
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I just discovered your channel. I love watching you hunt and greatly appreciate the respect and appreciation you show for your firearms and for the animals you take with it. Your cameraman does a SUPERB job and richly deserves recognition.
Really looking forward to the liver and onions 🧅 video! These old customs are fascinating-very curious to know more.
Haven't hade that since 1978 my mom she could cook eneything good😚🤗
we used to have liver and onions at my house regularly growing up in USA in the 50's
i haven't had it since my mom passed away years ago
Also interesting with the tradition of the twigs. Feels almost animistic.
Damn son, half a dozend moskitos on one hand, i bet that really helps with a steady aim.
:D definitely! my neck and hands are still itching
Wow very cool brother thank you for sharing your adventure and hello from Detroit Michigan USA Great video
hello from across the river in Windsor, ON man =)
I love the way you show respect to the game, if I have the chance I will do the same from now on.👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
My father was a hunter and it is tradition here in Austria as well to give the animal its "last bite" as a sign of respect.
I'd love to see an entire video on the Hungarian hunting ethics and tradition!
I will cover that later. The Hunting culture of my country is the common Central European/Germanic tradition.
Thanks for another great video.A clean shot and showing respect for the game.I agree that hunting with a muzzleloaders has its ups and downs,whether using my rifles or shotgun.I have found that putting some game in the bag is that little bit more rewarding because of the skills used in stalking and using a muzzleloader and for the memories it leaves behind.
As traditional as you can go. Just beautiful.
Waidmannsheil!
PS: To imitate the female call that might bring in the buck, this can also be done in a most perfect way by the help of a leaf that is cut into shape or with a blade of grass held lengthwise under tension between the thumbs, blowing on the sharp edge of the leaf. But my guess is that even the oldtimers 200 years ago at times would have used some specially made device, similar to the one in this video.
I tried that as well, and it did work, as you said. I use the plastic staff so I can focus on the gun and camera.
I love these videos. My state (West Virginia) has a special hunting season (Mountaineer Heritage season) limited to traditional style muzzle loaders, longbows, or recurve bows. I'm looking at getting a flintlock so I can hunt that season.
Love your channel always have you should do a segment on 1889 schmidt k 31 and g 11 I love strait pull rifles I know other people have done it but your wealth of knowledge is far superior and then shoot each because no one ever shows ballistic difference cartridge difference you it's a big part of history
I am going to use your posts to teach my American grandchildren about hunting and showing respect for the fallen game.
In the USA, most muzzleloading weapons aren’t legally considered fire arms. They are almost completely unregulated.
Same thing in France, to purchase a black powder muzzle loading weapon, you just need to be 18+
Other guns are more regulated 😭
Unless you're in another dependency, like ohio, NJ God help you, Cali, Illinois.....it's ridiculous....
New Jersey has tough black powder regulation's, all most like any other firearm. But then it is a communist state and getting worse. I did just two black powder sawed off black powder shotguns which can be shipped right to your home. The company is called American Gun Craft and they are the coolest. americanguncraft.com
@@richardcolligon4277 New Jersey is also old enough that black powder firearms would’ve been predominant when they would’ve been considering regulations.
@@1lobster New Jersey still has parks where their are old foundries. New Jersey, Connecticut, and other's were big mfg states but they are all communist now.
Awesome rifle and good channel, well done thank you for the time you put, into each video.
Those hunting traditions deserve respect. Many of the indigenous tribes of North America would also pay tribute to fallen game. It contrasts with those trophy pictures of guys holding the head up by the antlers for the “hero shot.”
You are a true hunter. You honor the animal and in so doing, you show honor to yourself.
Thank you for sharing your hunt. I like your traditions for the fallen animal. We all should give respect for the animals we take. No high fence. Just stalk and hunt. Beautiful.
Gratulálok! Szép bak és szép lövés volt egy ilyen gyönyörű antik fegyverrel!
It's October again, and you know what that means. It's time for me to unreasonably want a classic flintlock rifle to hunt with, and watch all of your hunting videos.
As alway, another good video showing your love of BP hunting.
The smallest deer we have in New Zealand is the fallow, but I wish we had the Roe and Muntjac deer like Europe too.
More hunting videos please, i.e. waterfowling, pheasants, plus pigs and deer.
This is absolutely beautiful
Flies and mosquitoes fly so much that I myself brushed them off when I looked)))
Seriously though, the video is awesome, just like I went hunting myself!)) Nothing, in a couple of weeks I have a vacation ...))))
As they say here in Russia - С ПОЛЕМ! (WITH THE FIELD!)
Thanks for taking us on the hunt again! Another very touching and inspiring video.
Hope you enjoyed the livers with onions. ;)
What a respectful way to send off a creature to the pearly gates
Another outstanding and respectful hunt. You worked hard for that one. Makes it more rewarding. This channel is the gold standard for black powder.
Wow what a lovely rifle !
And another lovely video showing off the natural beauty of your country. I really love it when Video channels promote their local areas to the rest of the world. YES it really makes me want to come to visit Hungary thats a sign of well done video. Props to you and your camera person.
Go. The Hungarians are wonderful people, the country is beautiful.
The first shot that missed was like a rice in a plate just rolled down before even having one spoon🤣🤣🤣
Nway.. that was really exciting watching this video... Really original...
Thank you for another beautiful hunting video - especially now that summer seems so long ago.
what a beautiful hunt, video, music. thank you
Awesome video, beautiful buck. Can't wait to see more as the cooler weather gets here!
Congrats my friend! Good job on the video editing as well. Really loved the atmosphere sound, that helped me to fell like i'm standing with you by the bales. Also the buck is gorgeous! Keep up the good work!
Great hunt with a wonderful muzzleloader sir! Beautiful !
Beautiful day, beautiful country, beautiful rifle. Life is good.
A beautiful hunt, thank you for sharing with us
I find it fascinating how you pay your respect for the fallen game with branches.
Another high quality video. I am always happy when I see you have a new video. Thanks
Excellent video as usual, hunting with a black powder rifle is a dream
Is it illegal in your area? In general I think it's actually cheaper than modern fire arms no?
Those bales have been out there forever- that can make very good hay.
Always love seeing a new video from ya! Howdy from Virginia.
Good that the rear sight drifted out right so far and the buck was standing in right direction. On old guns it will usually always drift out right, if to loose, since they made dovetails and pins conical from right to left. I would glue it in place so that this beautiful piece of history can be unchanged a trustful hunting tool.
Fantastic video, great shot. Hunting greetings from Poland, Darz Bór!
This was utterly beautifull
You exemplify excellent hunting ethics and shooting skill, keep up the good work.
So much more rewarding than shooting an animal from 300 yds away with huge telescopic sight, a very ethical hunt, all to rare now unfortunately. Stay safe !
Wonderful video. Great respect to you, shooter and cameraman. That is real hunting: Weidmannsheil!
Good shot, good kill. No suffering.
What a well maintained land.
örülök hogy rá találtam erre a csatornára ! ment a like és a feliratkozás !!!
Excellent video. I had a similar experience this hunting season in my region of the Hudson valley of New York State with the whitetail deer. I was on an incline hike. Approximately 30° 100 yards in front of me was a buck and a doe together with their heads down eating and at that time I was hunting with a traditional 50-year-old 45 caliber percussion Hawkin rifle and took a shot hitting the buck as I track the blood trail. I totally lost sight and recovery of the animal spending hours and hours circling from close proximity, working my way out and no venison for me this year I was upset. Very upset but shooting with iron sights like you said is the biggest challenge and especially when you're wearing reading glasses to do it!!
Great video! Thanks for taking us along with you!
Your hunting videos make me want to get into hunting myself. My grandfathers old Winchester Model 70 in .270 Winchester is perfect for medium game like deer and boar.
If you're out hunting and see a bunny rabbit, it's always a good sign. I love to see them hopping away. Give the rabbit a silent hello.
Amazing work as always and a beautiful show of hunting tradition!
I use the same decoy. Greetings from Poland.
Darz Bór !!
Another beautiful video, Balasz!
Always a wonderful video. The last bite is a great solemn tradition we should teach our children. I imagine the liver and onions are delicious. I am looking forward to that video too.
now invite us to the BBQ Ill bring the beer
Brilliant video in every aspect, l have spent time there in the past and was impressed with the friendliness of the people 👍👍👍
You are the best hunter i respect you ❤
Hi capandball, i follow your Channel since 5years, this is my first message, thank you very much for yours awsomeness vids.
Greeting from france
Spent may have only been an hour, but, felt like multiple hours stalking and crawling to get close to a beautiful 8 pt. Just to snap a photograph - too early for hunting season.
Later took a tasty young fork tined buck with a neck shot. A successful stalk seems to make it better, especially if it takes time.
First Britishmuzzelloaders then capandball? Calm down boys I don't have enough beer for all of this!
On all the videos on this channel i like the hunting ones the most. Awesome stuff!
Excellently put to gether video
*C&B: **_"If you choose to dedicate your time to the holy gray smoke..."_*
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Beautiful animal and a good shot. Well done sir
I truly enjoy your hunting and shooting videos, and always learn some thing , Thank You .
Waidmannsheil from Germany. Great hunt
Now I understand more about what and why my father did and said certain things. I have both the roe deer antler caps he shot in the 1940's . The he left after the revolution. I will get to Hungry 1 day and see my cousin's and look you up . Happy Xmas to all.
Very nice video. Thanks for sharing your beautiful country and your hunting traditions.
People tend to think of the US as a epicenter for firearm rights and such. Thing is for the first 15 years or so of my hunting experience a caplock muzzleloader was the BEST choice I had for deer hunting. Due to regulations my choice was limited to shotguns firing slugs or a muzzleloader. Since the muzzleloader recoiled far less, was more accurate, cheaper to shoot and had a longer range it was my choice. In lines were available but I used a .54 cal side hammer. I still use it occasionally, even though the laws have changed and I can now use my Ruger No 1
Excellent video and I'm a big fan of liver & onions! The terrain you hunt bares a striking resemblance to the land here in Pennsylvania. I see various plants and trees that also grow here. The only difference is the animals and birds you have there in Hungary. (I think you have bigger rabbits!)
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Hello sir
I am from India and love your videos.
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Always look forward to ALL your videos. And another great one. Makes me want to come hunt in Hungary.
The only way to hunt. Well BP and Archery anyway. I Love how you show respect for the quarry.
Your crawling reminds me of a first "real jump-shoot duck hunt" I did in 2018. I crawled about that.. 150m to 200m on my belly in cold rain and mud dodging cow pies and cacti to get within the 40m max of a pond that had a pair of mallards on it. That one act alone made it one of the most memorable things I've done hunting. Me vs nature, who has evolved expertly to see any sort of motion, and I got one, so yay, but the physical & predatorial challenge of that crawl was fantastic. I'm sure you felt something akin to this too. Except you're in 30C+ on dry grass and I was in barely above 0 in mud. I don't know which would be worse :S
Great video yet again sir. I am currently on a hunt with my Pedersoli Missour River, hopefully it is the week for muzzleloader hunting success and a freezer of meat!
Have a good hunt!
Remek Magyar kereső
Much Love from America!
Спасибо за очередное прекрасное видео!
wonderful hunting video as always with an old but beautiful weapon
Great hunting video, respect for the animal. I have taken deer with my .45/70 Sharps 1874 repro. Thank you for sharing.
Amazing. I also like how you pay respect to the deer. I would like to know more about your hunting traditions and rituals.
I always love your relaxing hunting videos. Keep up the great work!
Starting my sight in tomorrow!
I like how you pay your respects to the animal I to do the same after a hunt that leads to a kill one doesn't see that anymore I thought I was alone in that custom I'm from Trinidad but learned from native American friends
A true sportsman a honorable sole dispatched to feed the family love your show well done
Feed the family lol ! Just killing a beautiful animal. He's loaded as hell not in need
@@mechanich1249 We actually eat the game I shoot. This is why you don't see a new hunting video on my channel each week.
@@capandball of course u did how else u can survive without it? Family must starve lol
@@mechanich1249 Do you eat meat?
Been waiting for a video. Amazing how relaxing it is to be away from the city. By hook or by crook I'm going deer hunting this year. Paid for the license already.
I really like what you do and I enjoy watching your videos! You have a great passion and create very beautiful videos!
However I myself could not have pulled the trigger after watching the animal. I really felt sorry for the deer. I think everyone should only eat what he can also hunt, kill and prepare. That is why I only eat fish and chicken, I am simply not capable to kill anything with fur.
Your thinking is very close to mine. We actually do eat the game I shoot. This is why you don't see a new hunting video on my channel each week. Also I do understand that hunting is much more than going after the meat. Game management is responsible for maintaining the quality and quantity of the game population.
@@capandball Thanks for your reply.
I know that. I appreciate what you do :)
You are keeping the population healthy and with great efford you earn yourself the best meat from animals which have had a good life. Also the game has a fair chance because you have to come so close before you shoot and you make sure to have a good shot.
I like your videos. Keep up the good work and have a good time while making them :)
Hunters and hunting associations in feed the animals during winter, protect them from diseases and fulfill the role of the missing large predators. The number that really caught my eye and puts things into perspective is that if you have a population of 100 wild boars in a forest, you have to kill 200-300 each year just to keep the population stable. Wolves, disease and hunger used to do this. Now it is hunting. As long as it is managed, hunting is necessary to maintain healthy ecosystem.
@@adam-k Very well said Adam!
@@capandball Hey mate , was just wondering , do you keep the skulls/trophies from the animals you harvest? I Keep the clean skulls of my harvested game in my workshop. Maybe we could get a look if you have any? Thanks
I had to Google the roe buck. Interesting animals, smaller than the American whitetail but the buck you shot could be confused as a just another small buck around here. And don't feel bad about that missed shot, same thing happened to my father years ago. He heard 2 bucks fighting in the brush across from him but couldn't see them. Then one of the walked out and straight away from him. He had an Ithaca deer slayer 12 gauge shotgun with a rifled barrel. He figured 50 plus yards and shot but nothing happened. The buck ran but he didn't act hit at all. He was puzzled and when he adjusted his gun to look at it he heard a clink clink. The rear sight was loose. He tightened back down to its correct position with a screwdriver. He's also crawled after bucks before. Rather famously he crawled thru a ditch after a big beautiful 10 point he saw while driving around with his hunting buddies. He got close enough, having crawled 100 plus yards and shot. The buck took off and he hit it 4 more times, actually shooting one of its antlers off!😆 I harvested a nice buck myself this year in a big open spot in a Gulley where multiple trails meet. It's the intersection and it's a great spot. Great video and a great hunt good sir!
Another excellent, interesting and informative video beautifully shot. Thanks.