Was anyone else holding their breath and trying not to move? Or was it just me? Lol

@jmt8706official

3 жыл бұрын

Nope, I did as well.

@williamkowalchik572

3 жыл бұрын

@@jmt8706official 🤣😃😆😅

@gage_chaney_3013

3 жыл бұрын

Nope

@ammoiscurrency5706

3 жыл бұрын

..... Yep, I guess it a bit ingrained to freeze now lol.

@williamkowalchik572

3 жыл бұрын

@@ammoiscurrency5706 I thought it was funny caught myself holding my breath not moving. Lol Anything for a fellow hunter.

that dog waggin tail so happy and fast lol. nice shot!

@mkshffr4936

2 жыл бұрын

He so wanted to retrieve it for him too. Fun to watch.

Took my elk a few years back with a .243WIN neck shot at about 185 meters. If I can't hit a neck shot I don't shoot, I hate chasing animals down. Good shot placement on that little guy, nice and close too!

Nice shot. And what a good dog!

a nice placed patient shot morten,well done and a sub.

Most excellent videography Morten,..nice shooting there. Your dog is well trained, it would seem that he is excitable too.....very enjoyable video.

@MortenSchultzHunting

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Reg. Yes, he is always excited when we go hunting.😊

Well done my friend!! Well done! Good dog control as well!

@MortenSchultzHunting

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot, Rockjock😊👍

i truly like the way you hunt, and the precision of your shoots. And i like even more your black lab, he is super , very good job on him ;-)

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot, He is a great dog.

Oh man... that is the most gorgeous place to hunt... I hope I can hunt in those woods some day.

Very good video. Congratulations on your harvest.

Great shot!!! Happy eating.

Great shot. I'm checking out all the "hunting deer with .223" videos, because that's what I'll be using mostly. .223, or 20 gauge slugs. Very nice video.

@rbm6184

3 жыл бұрын

Jessaroo Make sure your rifle is shooting at least an inch at 100 yards by bullet group size. Use partition soft points for meat body shots. If all you have is hollow points aka ballistic tips then neck shots only. They make a big mess tearing up the meat otherwise.

Good job. Happy new year!

@MortenSchultzHunting

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, and the same to you😊

@thomas6789

3 жыл бұрын

Little did you know

Flot skudt Morten 🤘🏼

To all the people who say "it's unethical to hunt deer with 223".... Just look at the smoke exiting the other side of the deers neck. That thing was dead instantly. You can take deer 3 times the size of this little one easy inside 100 yards.

@leifhoklin2681

2 жыл бұрын

That deer was the size of a small dog. The whitetails in the thick woods of northern Minnesota can go 200 lbs plus. I’ll stick with my .270 Winchester.

A couple questions, if I may? Does a shot like that break their necks? It sort of looked like it did. Curious if the indirect energy transfer (hydrostatic shock, temporary stretch cavity - whatever one might call it) from a really fast round like that can cause stout bones like vertebrae to break even when the bone was never directly hit. Pardon my ignorance; I don't hunt but I am interested in terminal ballistics so sometimes watch hunting videos to learn about different calibers. Also, from what I understand it is commonly accepted that the kicking around is indeed an autonomic response of a dead animal, as opposed to the thrashing of one that's still alive. But in a few hog videos I've watched, I've noticed that a hog killed with one of the bigger calibers (6.5 Grendel or larger) will drop and never move again half the time or more, where smaller rounds (.223/5.56) result in a thrashing animal almost 100% of the time. Are both the still animal and the kicking animal equally dead, but the larger caliber is just more likely to sever the CNS between the brain and the body, preventing nerve impulses from a glitching CNS causing movement? That's what I'm guessing, but I also wonder if maybe .223/5.56 ain't quite enough caliber for hog or deer and it does risk unnecessary suffering more often than not. 'Cause it certainly does seem the more stout the round, the less likely the animal will buck around.

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment, I will try anwer my best. Sometimes a deer will kick and sometimes not. I have shot pigeons head or neck completely gone, but they still flap around. A neckshot from a fast moving round will usually have so much kinetic energy, that the animal will get knocked out, like a high shoulder shot. To answer your question on caliber. For larger deer species, I would not use a 223/5.56. It can be done, but a small caliber and a large deer, leaves less room for error. Here in Denmark, the .223 is legal for roe deer and smaller game. Larger deer like fallow or red deer. You must use larger calibers, with much more energy.

@hummerstk

2 жыл бұрын

The kicking is the rest of the spinal reflexes. If the spin is hit, the neurological path from the brain to the muscles is cut. So if you would shot the heat, then there is still a working connection between the “brain” (even if it’s damaged) and the rest of the body. There is the likeliness of kicking very low, because the brain still tells what to do (the same to the elongated spinal cord) right behind the brain. So when you hit here the right position, then you have the typical extension cramps of the animals. These are kind of signs of destruction or male function in a certain area of the elongated spinal cord, the pyramidal track. If you cut the spin and the transmission there in the spinal cord below these areas and it is disrupted, then a spinal reflex takes over, because the brain can’t control the body anymore. This is the lowest of all reflexes even we have - the step reflex. It works so long til all oxygen in the cells are gone, it is to bring you in safety if you cannot move willingly. But necessarily it needs a working biological infrastructure! If you use bigger calibres then you could destroy the nerves along the spinal cord and no reflex is possible anymore. No movement is the best, then kicking, then extension cramps because this all (no movement not) needs energy and produces lactate. So the taste and the quality of the meat can be different.

Love it

Super video. Hvilket kamera udstyr bruger du til at optage med? Du har i tidligere videoer med jagt på råvildt med .223 brugt en GMX kugle, men bruger her en Vmax - nogle speciel årsag til dette? Vmax'en er jo supereffektiv til visse ting, men ville nok ikke lige være den første kugle jeg selv ville overveje til rådyr(har dog hellere ikke praktisk jagterfaring med lige .223)

@MortenSchultzHunting

4 жыл бұрын

Hej Niki. Det er helt korrekt, jeg bruger normalt blyfri GMX til råvildt, både i kaliber .308 og .223. I dette tilfælde havde jeg v-max i kammeret, da jeg satsede på ræv eller mårhund. Ikke optimalt til råvildt, men da afstanden ikke var stor, vurderede jeg, at et halsskud var forsvarligt. Jeg bruger et Sony RX 10, og Sony HX400. Knæk og bræk😊

Good shot.

I actually just took a 90lb doe with my 12.5” 5.56 @ 60yds using the 64gn federal power shock round. I used this round because I tested it with a dozen others over the chrono and into water jugs and from that 12.5” it has the best results as far as velocity (2670fps) and expansion in the water jugs. Had a small 22 cal entry and a .5 exit wound. Deer dropped in its tracks and never even flinched once it was down. A lot of ppl discount the 223/5.56 as a deer hunting cartridge but with the proper shot placement ammo selection and reasonable distance they will absolutely get it done. Nice shot btw. Did you get an exit wound with the v-max? I have a 60gn v-Max hand load I was thinking about trying. It’s going 2990fps from my 14.5” barrel and about 80fps slower from my 12.5”.

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

The .223 is very under-rated, in my opinion. Here in Denmark, the law requires 800 Joules energy at 100m from the muzzle for roe deer. The .223 has typical 1600 Joules at the muzzle, and still 800 Joules at 200m. As you say, as long as you keep a reasonable distance, and use a good expanding bullet, it is fine. The V-max made a fist size exit hole on the neck. For a normal shoulder shot, I use 55 gr. GMX.

@MoswenMedia

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the info! I'm trying to find the most ethical load for my 10.5 within 100 meters.

Love neck shooting !

Nice video. Tusind tak!

nice shot

Flot jagt, og go hund👍😁

Those Vmax are devastating.

What’s the barrel length on that rifle?

Best way to use 223 on game you want to eat. Good shot

Nice shot. Why the V-max when you could have chosen a stout bullet like a Barnes X- Bullet or a Hornady GMX?

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, it's a very relevant question. Normally I would have chosen a GMX 55gr with no lead, and less meat damage, But this day I was looking for fox or racoon dog, so I had v-max in the chamber. I useually don't shoot neckshots, but the distance was short, and the neck was free.. Best regards, Morten

@rbm6184

3 жыл бұрын

@@MortenSchultzHunting Agree. If all you have is hollow points aka ballistic tips then neck shot. They make a big mess otherwise. Partition soft points are for meat body shots. Alloy bullets are too expensive for me. If the price came down to standard bullets then I might switch. Great neck shot by the way.

Awesome

As a hunter, I just want to say that it is possible for an animal to be shot, imediatly fall onto the ground, and kick not because of unconscious muscle twitches but because it hurts so bad and there's no way to run away from the pain. You can't say that that doesn't happen. Always check to see if you really hit the central nervous system and if not, refer to a dissection so you can adjust your aim next time

That’s so my dog I bought an MNP 15 556223 I want to try this for Whitetail buck this year

What's the body weight of the animals that could be taken down by the.223 rifle ❓ thank you

@MortenSchultzHunting

2 жыл бұрын

The roe deer has a weight from 45-60 pounds. Rarely over 50 pounds.

Damn, y'all have some small deer huh. I guess I must be spoiled up here in B.C.

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, these are roe deer. they live in Europe, Russia and the UK. They are much smaller than your white tails. A large roe buck will weigh 65 pounds, but most only 50

@GallopingWalrus

3 жыл бұрын

@@MortenSchultzHunting Bet the meat is still good though! Hope y'all can come by B.C one day and get a elk or moose.

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

@@GallopingWalrus I would love that😊👍

Kommer der flere videoer med salonriffel i den nærmeste fremtid?

@MortenSchultzHunting

4 жыл бұрын

Jeg regner faktisk med, at der snart kommer lidt video med salonriffel skydning i den nærmeste fremtid. mvh. Morten

Great video as usual 👍any foxing coming up??

@MortenSchultzHunting

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I hope to get some foxing done before this season ends. I have been too busy this autumn.

Супех выстрел, 👍

Sorry if it stated but how many yards was this shot?

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

This was between 85-90 Yards

I always aim for the neck. Never had to track a deer 🦌 ever again

@dapperwounded

3 жыл бұрын

Literally had some guy on my ass saying it’s a bad way to shoot deer. I’m guessing he couldn’t aim well.

@vitalshok2238

2 жыл бұрын

On KZread there is a hunter that shot a buck in the neck with a 7mm magnum. He never saw it again until the following deer season and he shot it again killing it. It had the wound from the previous year. I never thought it could happen and it was a solid neck shot, not a graze.

@dapperwounded

2 жыл бұрын

Neck shot doesn’t mean just hit the neck. The wanted outcome is spinal cord hit. If it was a good hit the deer woulda dropped on the spot. That’s a fact, ask any biologist.

Love how the dog was so excited. He was like. Wake the Hell up so I can chase n hunt your ads LOL. And outstanding shot by hunter.

Does a neck shot basically just paralyze the deer?

@anish7487

3 жыл бұрын

Kills instantly

@greghart174

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah it does if you hit directly in the spinal cord I hit a doe with 223 hollow point two days ago it dropped and never moved at all no involuntary muscle movements or anything but it also is an instant death

@dakotrondakota9084

3 жыл бұрын

@@greghart174 hit one is the esophagus and spine with a 150g 30-06 she didn't move at all

The dog is trying to tenderize it for ya.

Would you still be able to have a neck mount done if you did this with a buck?

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

In that case I would not choose a neck shot, and the V-max bullet really makes a mess..

@tylertolbert7121

3 жыл бұрын

Morten Schultz - Hunting and wildlife Is it still enough power to put it in or behind the shoulder

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

@@tylertolbert7121 yes, but I normally use gmx for a shoulder shot, and it works fine, and are legal for roe deer here in Denmark. But if you are hunting white tail, they are almost twice the size. I think a .223 is on the small side, but a well placed shot will do the job.

Parabéns amigo belo tiro 👏👏

@douglasmontenegro515

4 жыл бұрын

O rifle .17 segura uma caça a essa distância????

Damn, coming from montana that deer is tiny!

@MortenSchultzHunting

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, this species of deer only grow to 50 or 60 pounds for an adult buck. They live in most parts of Europe and Great Britain .

@Hustler_state

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing coming from mn whitetail hunting, Bet they taste delicious tho.

Nice shot and video ! I thought it is not legal to shoot deers with 223 in U.K. or am I wrong ? Thanks

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

I am not 100% sure how the laws in the UK are. I know they are allowed to shoot some of the bigger deer species with 243. Here in Denmark the .223rem is legal for roe deer and smaller game.

@KolyaNickD

3 жыл бұрын

Legal in Scotland, and in England for Muntjacs and Chinese Water deer - very strange and annoying situation. I guess a 243 is a far better choice anyway though...

Damn you broke its neck instant killed good shot

How long is your barrel ? Looks short .

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

The barrel goes halfway into the suppressor, this makes it look shorter.

The down side to head/neck shots is wounding if they turn the head. I knew a hunter who preferred this shot until he blew the lower jaw off and lost the deer..

Your dog was like fuck this deer, chomp chomp.

How many yards away ?

@MortenSchultzHunting

2 жыл бұрын

About 90 yards, so faily close

I am in Canada and Nikon has stopped selling rifle scopes in North America. You display a Nikon graphic, are you sponsored by Nikon? This is really disappointing for me, I really like my Nikon optics. :- ( Thank you for the videos!

@MortenSchultzHunting

4 жыл бұрын

I think you are correct, Nikon has stoppet selling rifle scopes. That is very sad, i have Nikon optics on all my rifles, and they are great. So it is very disapointing, that they stoppet. At least, they still sell very good bino's

Just dropped em 😬😮🤗

i'm from Việt Nam... like you (y)

Where I come from that is a fawn

How many yards away was that shot?

@thomas6789

3 жыл бұрын

Looks like no more than 200

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

85 meters, so only like 92 Yards

@NoFoOd4U78

3 жыл бұрын

@@thomas6789 I mean, you weren’t wrong lol

@NoFoOd4U78

3 жыл бұрын

@@MortenSchultzHunting thank you for the response 🙌

Fawn

How far out was that?

@MortenSchultzHunting

2 жыл бұрын

85m thats close to 90yards, so not that far.

How many yards was the shot?

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

This is around 90 yards.

@Coopdeville06

3 жыл бұрын

@@MortenSchultzHunting nice, i decided to go with 300 blackout for hunting whitetail deer, im confident the 556/233 will do just fine but id rather not take any chances considering our white tail deer are pretty decent size up here. And im having trouble finding any good hunting rounds for the 556/223.

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

@@Coopdeville06 for white tail, I would step up in caliber as well. Our roe deer here in Europe are only 50-60 pounds mature. We can legally take roe deer with a .223, but our largee species like fallow or red deer, need a larger caliber with more energy.

Is that a CZ rifle ?

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

It's a Sabatti Rover.

Cz 527?

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

Sabatti Rover 600

ah remind me of my 10 pointer i shot in the spin lol drop him right on the spot

beatles songs

Why not head shoot ? neck chuck meat the best in slow cook camp oven cast iron pot roast, we only head shoot all our red and rusa deer for meat, furtherest shot 320mt. So far. Usually 120mt to 200 mt with .243W 87gr Hornady VMax.

A lot of really good meat in the neck. Not a % shot. Much prefer the double lung.

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

A double lung is what I aim for 99% but in this case, the Vmax bullet and the tall vegetation, I took the neck.

ในกาญจนดิษฐ์​

Bonjour a tous du Canada Here north east Canada ( Q.C.) we can't hunt deer with .223 rem by the law for big game begins at 243 win. or 6mm remington and forbiden to use dog on big game

@MortenSchultzHunting

2 жыл бұрын

It's funny how different the hunting regulstions are. We can only use 223rem for roe deer. For the bigger deer like fallow or red deer, we can't even use .243, but must use 6,5x55 .308Win 30.06 or bigger. Here you must have a dog if you shoot birds with a shotgun, on land.. And if you shoot at a game and can't locate it, we have special trained dogs you can call for a small price.

It folded up like a cheap shirt lol.

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

I never heard that expression before... But it's spot on :-)

เขาไม่เคยสัมผัสนาซีเยอรมัน​

i dont mean this in a rude way but denmark has some of the smallest deer ive ever seen

@MortenSchultzHunting

2 жыл бұрын

They are small. A really big roe buck will be 55-60 pounds. Most 45-50.

Your dog is bigger than that deer. You only shoot babies or what?

@tylarhaugan7908

3 жыл бұрын

Roe deer are very small deer. A big road feer is 65 pounds. And your average one is 50

Do try shooting something bigger than 60 lb deer

@MortenSchultzHunting

2 жыл бұрын

60 lb is about the maximum size of a mature roe deer. This was a young one.

ผมบอกเลยว่ายาก

Winder charlie brown is

"now it's time to get the rifle up and off safety"?!?!? What were you doing that was so noisy if it wasn't getting your gun ready? You just up there making all kinds of racket.

@MortenSchultzHunting

2 жыл бұрын

I was operating the camera, and trust me, in a completely silent forest at this time of the year, a deer will hear every little sound.

@Why...So...Stupid...

2 жыл бұрын

@@MortenSchultzHunting camera probably amplified it too. They amplify low noises and quiet loud noises.

you could have grabbed that bambi with your own hands.

Not a fan of the dog slobbering all over the animal butttt nice shooting

You took a baby??????????????

@MortenSchultzHunting

Жыл бұрын

This was a young roe deer, They don't get as big as a whitetail, actually less than half the size.

kinda scared to use a 223 for deer. i can see it working up to 100 yards on a lung or neck hit, but you gotta do a morning hunt incase it runs far. cant spend 5 hours tracking a lung shot deer in thick brush at and after sundown unless ur a hardcore son of a bitch

Small deer

@MortenSchultzHunting

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, this is only a 1 year old roe deer.

deer is so small

at last some body that can shoot, f##k am i ever sick of seeing heart shots at reasonably close ranges and the animal runs for ages. if a man and his rifle are not capable of a head or neck shot at 200 mtres stay home.

Odd.

Долго она стояла и ждала твой выстрел, у нас 1сек. дана на выстрел. Если не успел выстрелить, то всё убежала.🤷‍♂️

Having an intention to kill Animals, not frm Hunger though, just for fun... Imagine their Thinking.

@mr1bienvenu1

2 жыл бұрын

For real men, it's in their nature to hunt.

I am against the slaughter animals. 🇧🇷

@msn2470

3 жыл бұрын

Who asked?

@butchy586

2 жыл бұрын

they taste soooooo good

Was it a lot of work adding the irrelevant, gay audio to this video?

@MortenSchultzHunting

4 жыл бұрын

Nope, didn't take long at all.😊