“Is that Greg duley up there?” 😂 good laugh

Well done. Great vid. Thank you.

This has become by far my favourite channel on KZread. Such great content lads! I'm just getting into hunting later in life but find this super inspiring

Epic adventure as usual. Cheers!

That Avalanche at 18.54 into the video was cool 😎

Great Vid lads, enjoyed it as always.

Awesome. Well done guys! Another top notch production. Those chamois are bonkers!

Great vid guys keep them coming.

Go boys, a great team together you two. Loved the vid, and the bloopers were crack up haha

Well done lads, really enjoy your videos.

Great fun Lads...you guys got the life!

That chamois foud your medics from last trip 😂😂🤙🥋

Epic adventure lads 👍!! Tht was very entertaining

So envious. Can't wait to go chase some tahr

Best hunting vids in nz keep up the good content 👌🏻

Good to see them bloopers can't always be serious lol

Awesome video guys, always a great watch!

@southislandriflewalkers5545

Жыл бұрын

Cheers mate!

Top vid boys good ethics and good slog 🤙

Onya . . . sat down to have a watch after a long day. Really enjoyed the footage showing the antics of both the young Tahr and that crazy fun Chamois. Thanks for sharing. Its a nice spot in there (and yeah, that sunburn didn't look pleasant eh . . . I usually snuggle in under the snowgrass!) Keep em coming . . . bloopers and all.

@HuntingCreed

Жыл бұрын

. . . forgot to mention tho . . . some improvement in the shooting skills might be needed to kinda bring that up to the same v.good standard of film shots aye!

Bloody premo 😆 that shammie was off his trolly..good on ya boys

Big walk in there alright boys...epic mish tho👌🤙🤙

Pretty sweet place I went there last year and managed to get a 13 up behind that top hut. Good stuff

and another avalanche up behind the hut ( start of Day 6 ) really awesome scenic views all round. thats NZ hunting

Chamois and Thar zoomies 😂🤣 epic footage 😎👌 another stunning video to appreciate cheers Guys .

@southislandriflewalkers5545

Жыл бұрын

Haha yea pretty funny footage 😂 cheers mate!

Leaps and bounds ahead of the rest!!You guys produce the best quality and most enjoyable films from the southern hemisphere, and this is probably your best! Love the info on Kea conservation in particular. A lot of other hunting channels could learn quite a bit from your films.

@southislandriflewalkers5545

Жыл бұрын

Cheers mate it’s good to see people enjoying our videos! Yea they are a such a cool bird, wouldn’t be the same in the hills without them!

@jamiebater3706

Жыл бұрын

@South Island Rifle Walkers if I ever get the opportunity to visit NZ I'd love to go up on the high ground to see them. We don't have anything like them here in the UK unfortunately. It's a sad fact that non-hunting people don't realise the spectacular wildlife experiences we have when hunting, regardless of where we are in the world, and that those experiences are every much a part of the hunt as pulling the trigger! Keep up the good work guys - It's always a good day when you post a new film!!

Massive effort lads. 👍👍 Looked to be a fair few kms walked!! Got some awesome bulls to remember the hunt for years to come. Ya see the snow rolling down the shute in the background at 18:53?

@southislandriflewalkers5545

Жыл бұрын

Cheers mate! Yea saw that, was crazy how many avalanches we saw!

Great video, where else would you rather be

Bloody Hell I love watching hunting missions. Great hunt Lads. Could have taken that first one but it's s bit easy.

@southislandriflewalkers5545

11 ай бұрын

Yeah if it wasn't on the track we would have taken it for sure! Hell of an animal

@governorriffraff7601

11 ай бұрын

@@southislandriflewalkers5545 Good stuff. Thanks for being safe

Where abouts along the west coast is this, new to this sort of hunting would love some clues looks awesome

@southislandriflewalkers5545

27 күн бұрын

South Westland 👌🤐

Really enjoyed this pod cast the views were fantastic

What model Nixon camera do you use?

@southislandriflewalkers5545

11 ай бұрын

P1000 , great camera for getting animal footage

@nzaxemen

11 ай бұрын

@@southislandriflewalkers5545 cheers I've been looking at that model but wasn't sure might have to get it

Stupid question.. but how do you guys get all that meat back home? Also what caliber rifle are you using!?

@southislandriflewalkers5545

Жыл бұрын

Usually we try and carry out as much as possible however this time due to the length of the trip as well as being summer the meat would never of lasted so none was brought out this trip. May seem a little rough if your from overseas but there is actually no law requiring you to take any meat in NZ and they are actually considered to be a pest here due to how much damage they can cause if numbers get too high so ground shooting is a good form of conservation. We either shot with a 308 or 300 Win Mag, this trip we took the 300 Win Mag

@johnmead8437

Жыл бұрын

@@southislandriflewalkers5545 Need to shoot a lot more to be playing the conservation card, and not taking meat is not the sin some preach about. Some put in a lot of effort to carry out dog tucker, the cooking efforts shown in places would make a rat or old ram taste the same. Good filming, it's interesting to see the current state of the various places and these snapshots in time are good records, and the effort produced the results. Those films of the animals playing are great, they get up to some unbelievable antics. Would be interesting what deer are about there.

@southislandriflewalkers5545

Жыл бұрын

@@johnmead8437 definitely wasn't the bomb up we were aiming for, but mentioning conservation in our videos is just as much about spreading good practices as getting it done ourselves 👍

@johnmead8437

Жыл бұрын

@@southislandriflewalkers5545 That might be optimistic plus. While the idea of rec hunters was trialled (the wilderness ballot), reality shows the incentive & ability are near absent from that group to get any meaningful results, including population information. Listening to rechunters skiting about how they found and threw away the location pegs for vegetation plots speaks volumes (outtheredoingit: those monitoring plots were established in the early 1990's). If having a go at knocking a mob over, don't leave any if possible. Get them in the right place & if unlikely to get a good proportion, it's no sin to leave them. NZDA etc advice to shoot 2 & leave some for seed has made a lot of tahr wary, made control by shooting far more difficult, and spread them (as has the efforts of DoC skidbiters, that we paid for). There seems to be a lot more than many assert. The good filming keeps up some interest what's happening in those places

Looked to be more tahr than when i was in their 2019 but it was rut time. Surprisingly considering they killed a metric shit tonne of tahr of there last 3/4 years

whens the next vid guys? I'm hanging

@southislandriflewalkers5545

9 ай бұрын

Very soon! And not just one coming 😉

5 mths since your last vid,this just isn't cricket