im guessing the 1m was line of sight vs corrected angle compensated distance.
@93lornamae24 күн бұрын
Do you get great whites near there.
@anthonyfoehrenbacher427Ай бұрын
Haha! Great show, but where are that dude's pants?
@brucetitchener9922Ай бұрын
Do you guys find any difference in the flavour of the rutting buck compared to waiting till after the rut, ive been told because of all the testosterone racing through their systems it spoils the meat?
@darryncosgrave9117Ай бұрын
Well done hunters club for bringing this to the forefront, squeak and tweet have an idealism agenda to annihilate introduced animals, however what they don’t realise is that is impossible! 😊
@mycoolcarАй бұрын
Hard for me (and I’d think the general public) to grasp how an introduced species can have a positive impact on our unique environment. All the introduced species we hear about a detrimental to our natural system. Rabbits, stoats, possums, deer, rats, pigs are all bad.
@julieharris8562Ай бұрын
Twig and tweet are the parasites and pests of NZ.
@graveebailey2Ай бұрын
My mistake ,itshould have read without the hippies being involoved 😮
@davidmillichamp6508Ай бұрын
All my hunting life in nz has been waiting for game animal management when it happens it gets attacked sadly.Our introduced big game have provided challenge hardwork comradeship family bonding ever since they arrived.we all have our passions forest and bird do to.hunters love the birdlife as much as anyone but we also love the animals we have.its the first time in my life a political party has introduced a hunting and fishing portfolio let's hope we can get good game management in the future.theres a lot to be done .go the wapiti foundation stay strong remember when doing good you'll get the knockers .young hunters support this good work the future is in your hands.
@abbeybremner4162Ай бұрын
Forest and bird want no introduces species left in the country. They seem to forget humans are an introduced species. We are no more important than these majestic deer. Hinters are true conservationists. We understand the numbers need to be kept in check
@youngbucknzАй бұрын
Couldn't agree more
@commander5466Ай бұрын
This is kind of gutting tbh, Im a young hunter who has only had the experience of Fellow and Reds as of now and i might not get a chance to do a trip like you guys do with the wapiti, so the wapiti foundation have my support
@seandefreitas66732 ай бұрын
Can't believe you fellas let those those dogs Ute find of the bonnet like that, we used to do that in the pine forests but we had carpet we'd put on the bonnet for the dogs to grip & save the bonnet from being destroyed. Quality video though the country you guys hunt is awesome.
@warrenbenton90332 ай бұрын
Nice work boys! Blessed to live in NZ!
@angusPerkins2 ай бұрын
Great hunt boys. Where was it that you guys were hunting?
@TheHuntersClub2 ай бұрын
Spot X. Was public land so keen to keep it under wraps sorry.
@paulhiakita2512 ай бұрын
One of the best put together hunting vids I've watched guys.
@gandalf22562 ай бұрын
Do Sambar have good hearing? I am not sure if that was covered in this video.
@brucehardwick88242 ай бұрын
World Class Kiwiana, Men 👍
@baywarra2 ай бұрын
Awesome up to the part about the helicopter 😁
@TheHuntersClub2 ай бұрын
Don’t worry, we walked three more days before eventually getting picked up, having collected the head on route down valley the following day.
@staalearne2 ай бұрын
Ehm. Are you about hunting in a sustainable way, or killing as many animals as you possibly can? I find this “teaser” to be in poor taste.
@TheHuntersClub2 ай бұрын
A 15 second clip isn’t a true summation of over 90 hours of broadcast television over 10 years. It’s just a short bit of fun from last series, and the goat culling was done as part of a department of conservation led initiative.
@TheHuntersClub2 ай бұрын
A 15 second clip isn’t a true summation of over 90 hours of broadcast television over 10 years. It’s just a short bit of fun from last series, and the goat culling was done as part of a department of conservation led initiative.
@KayJ47Ай бұрын
Is there an ignore function available for these people. No need to comment. They could just ignore watching
@beegeenz2 ай бұрын
Great shot with the bow for the first kill. Great video.
@danielsimpson24942 ай бұрын
The Vic Highlands are so amazing n special. Tha would have to be 1 of the best hunting videos I've ever seen, fantastic job guys. Keep the vids coming. Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
@user-hn4by3fw5b2 ай бұрын
Love to see a challenge where the boys have a hunting budget of say $2-$3k to buy a gun, binoz etc. just to give the general hunting public an idea of where they feel you would get best bang for your buck! ( excuse the pun ) most hunters I know can’t afford a spotting scope myself included. Please don’t take my comments out of context. It’s just a general observation I’ve noticed with KZread hunting videos
@tomdougherty56042 ай бұрын
Not having a crack at you or taking your words the wrong way but if you talk to any of the lads you see on film in any public land hunting vid they’ll tell you they would have far more successs off camera with a low budget gear bag than they would in situations you see recorded. The skill it takes to succeed on all the hunters club videos is outrageous, not only to get these beauty animals down but to do it on film is a whole different story
@user-hn4by3fw5b2 ай бұрын
@@tomdougherty5604 hey mate, thanks for the reply. I totally understand and respect your comments and I honestly think what these guys do is amazing and fortunate to be able to get some great advice from the best in the business.
@ruahinehunter7441Ай бұрын
Hey bro i think your idea is awesome that'll be allgood to see,iv always run my channel on the cheap budget don't own all the flash gearz or camera equipment go check it out if you haven't
@exhaleandbreathee2 ай бұрын
well put together. enjoyed
@sandcontour2 ай бұрын
Ouch. That didn’t look like the usual fun you guys have!
@erichampton23732 ай бұрын
What were the issue with the goats?
@jasonbates14072 ай бұрын
Oh yes 👍
@tuff7202 ай бұрын
love it best lead im music
@mathewgafa19332 ай бұрын
Congrats on a nice stag. Great footage as usual guys, it was great to watch.
@southflyfisher2 ай бұрын
Cracker trophy Anto. Well done 👍
@neilhallett16132 ай бұрын
There's an amazing "wild-life" park near to where I live. Kidnapped trophy hunters are stripped naked and released to fend for themselves. The wildlife are never hungry, very healthy, well-proportioned and content. Watch out boys!!!
@TheHuntersClub2 ай бұрын
Thanks for that input Neil, you raving psychopath.
@neilhallett16132 ай бұрын
@@TheHuntersClub Cheers. Seems I've joined the club. You have to be a "raving psychopath" to kill animals for fun. You'd know I suppose. Thanks,..
@TheHuntersClub2 ай бұрын
@@neilhallett1613 - Clearly you're not a New Zealander Neil, otherwise you'd have at least some understanding of the vital role hunters play in the management and control of these introduced species. Educate yourself before commenting in the future.
@neilhallett16132 ай бұрын
@@TheHuntersClub Trophy hunters the world over have this way of dressing up their sub-human bloodlust with terms like "management and control" and their "vital role" when in fact mother nature does just fine given time and space. You can justify your sick games dressing up as soldiers as much as you want mate. But we all know the bottom line ... you enjoy killing defenceless animals .... for fun. ... my education is far superior to yours, bozo. I've learnt to control my primitive caveman instincts ... you obviously haven't. Perhaps its you who needs to consider some re education. ...And, watch out bozo, there's a squad of Hunter Hunters about.
@neilhallett16132 ай бұрын
@@TheHuntersClub Why have you deleted my response?
@CaitlynTurner7592 ай бұрын
Awesome video
@KatooR-Outdoor..2 ай бұрын
Great
@238602 ай бұрын
Awesome,what is wrist watch u used at beggining of the hunt?
@TheHuntersClub2 ай бұрын
Garmin Tactix 7
@ruahinehunter74412 ай бұрын
A few trolls getting about in the comment section bloody idiots its fairly clear you guys are onto it hunters with great hunting ethics,not many hunters would let that stag go 5years or 8-years old boom take him down awesome head and hunt.always appreciate the time and effort you guys put into your hunting adventures 👌👍
@baraklazza1595Ай бұрын
Lol. Your exact comment is the reason why it's so hard to find big mature stags on public land. Cuz they get shot way the fark before there prime.
@ruahinehunter7441Ай бұрын
@@baraklazza1595 i left 46 stags the last 2years all on public land stag 47 went down 10pointer bro.the other side of it is some hunters do love getting out in the hills and enjoying company with a dog mates and shooting a few deer and stags along the way its not a crime to shoot young stags.but yeah totally agree it is better to leave young stags that have good potential some areas just don't hold a good blood line soo what do you do there ?
@baraklazza1595Ай бұрын
@ruahinehunter7441 that's right brother it's a free world. There's no charge in that. I guess at the end of the day it's personal preference and common sense to better nz trophys and blood lines. Think about it bro. Like Ole mate said he past up 50 stags on this trip. So then they shoot this one, so then what happens ??? The area is left with those 50 shitter stags to breed in the area. So what happens??? The blood line gets worse, And worse. I've seen this my whole life... over 40 years. They put that wapiti rule in fiordland for a reason .... just if people had the same mentality out in public land.
@motboyzie29822 ай бұрын
Minta 👍
@thegrundinis41992 ай бұрын
Bloody well done guys great footage and shot under pressure!
@baraklazza15952 ай бұрын
Good stuff but he was far from being in his prime didn't have much mature swagger on him he prob 5 or 6 years old should left him for a few more years
@TheHuntersClub2 ай бұрын
Tough call, had left over 50 stags across 10 days of hunting by that point.
@baraklazza1595Ай бұрын
Can't shoot great stags if you shoot good stags.
@Gavin_McGregor2 ай бұрын
Solid effort, nice trophy! How long did he go?
@mikebarone49022 ай бұрын
Awesome team well done one day I'll be sitting next to a beauty like your stag
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Great video… love the channel
what a mision 👍
im guessing the 1m was line of sight vs corrected angle compensated distance.
Do you get great whites near there.
Haha! Great show, but where are that dude's pants?
Do you guys find any difference in the flavour of the rutting buck compared to waiting till after the rut, ive been told because of all the testosterone racing through their systems it spoils the meat?
Well done hunters club for bringing this to the forefront, squeak and tweet have an idealism agenda to annihilate introduced animals, however what they don’t realise is that is impossible! 😊
Hard for me (and I’d think the general public) to grasp how an introduced species can have a positive impact on our unique environment. All the introduced species we hear about a detrimental to our natural system. Rabbits, stoats, possums, deer, rats, pigs are all bad.
Twig and tweet are the parasites and pests of NZ.
My mistake ,itshould have read without the hippies being involoved 😮
All my hunting life in nz has been waiting for game animal management when it happens it gets attacked sadly.Our introduced big game have provided challenge hardwork comradeship family bonding ever since they arrived.we all have our passions forest and bird do to.hunters love the birdlife as much as anyone but we also love the animals we have.its the first time in my life a political party has introduced a hunting and fishing portfolio let's hope we can get good game management in the future.theres a lot to be done .go the wapiti foundation stay strong remember when doing good you'll get the knockers .young hunters support this good work the future is in your hands.
Forest and bird want no introduces species left in the country. They seem to forget humans are an introduced species. We are no more important than these majestic deer. Hinters are true conservationists. We understand the numbers need to be kept in check
Couldn't agree more
This is kind of gutting tbh, Im a young hunter who has only had the experience of Fellow and Reds as of now and i might not get a chance to do a trip like you guys do with the wapiti, so the wapiti foundation have my support
Can't believe you fellas let those those dogs Ute find of the bonnet like that, we used to do that in the pine forests but we had carpet we'd put on the bonnet for the dogs to grip & save the bonnet from being destroyed. Quality video though the country you guys hunt is awesome.
Nice work boys! Blessed to live in NZ!
Great hunt boys. Where was it that you guys were hunting?
Spot X. Was public land so keen to keep it under wraps sorry.
One of the best put together hunting vids I've watched guys.
Do Sambar have good hearing? I am not sure if that was covered in this video.
World Class Kiwiana, Men 👍
Awesome up to the part about the helicopter 😁
Don’t worry, we walked three more days before eventually getting picked up, having collected the head on route down valley the following day.
Ehm. Are you about hunting in a sustainable way, or killing as many animals as you possibly can? I find this “teaser” to be in poor taste.
A 15 second clip isn’t a true summation of over 90 hours of broadcast television over 10 years. It’s just a short bit of fun from last series, and the goat culling was done as part of a department of conservation led initiative.
A 15 second clip isn’t a true summation of over 90 hours of broadcast television over 10 years. It’s just a short bit of fun from last series, and the goat culling was done as part of a department of conservation led initiative.
Is there an ignore function available for these people. No need to comment. They could just ignore watching
Great shot with the bow for the first kill. Great video.
The Vic Highlands are so amazing n special. Tha would have to be 1 of the best hunting videos I've ever seen, fantastic job guys. Keep the vids coming. Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
Love to see a challenge where the boys have a hunting budget of say $2-$3k to buy a gun, binoz etc. just to give the general hunting public an idea of where they feel you would get best bang for your buck! ( excuse the pun ) most hunters I know can’t afford a spotting scope myself included. Please don’t take my comments out of context. It’s just a general observation I’ve noticed with KZread hunting videos
Not having a crack at you or taking your words the wrong way but if you talk to any of the lads you see on film in any public land hunting vid they’ll tell you they would have far more successs off camera with a low budget gear bag than they would in situations you see recorded. The skill it takes to succeed on all the hunters club videos is outrageous, not only to get these beauty animals down but to do it on film is a whole different story
@@tomdougherty5604 hey mate, thanks for the reply. I totally understand and respect your comments and I honestly think what these guys do is amazing and fortunate to be able to get some great advice from the best in the business.
Hey bro i think your idea is awesome that'll be allgood to see,iv always run my channel on the cheap budget don't own all the flash gearz or camera equipment go check it out if you haven't
well put together. enjoyed
Ouch. That didn’t look like the usual fun you guys have!
What were the issue with the goats?
Oh yes 👍
love it best lead im music
Congrats on a nice stag. Great footage as usual guys, it was great to watch.
Cracker trophy Anto. Well done 👍
There's an amazing "wild-life" park near to where I live. Kidnapped trophy hunters are stripped naked and released to fend for themselves. The wildlife are never hungry, very healthy, well-proportioned and content. Watch out boys!!!
Thanks for that input Neil, you raving psychopath.
@@TheHuntersClub Cheers. Seems I've joined the club. You have to be a "raving psychopath" to kill animals for fun. You'd know I suppose. Thanks,..
@@neilhallett1613 - Clearly you're not a New Zealander Neil, otherwise you'd have at least some understanding of the vital role hunters play in the management and control of these introduced species. Educate yourself before commenting in the future.
@@TheHuntersClub Trophy hunters the world over have this way of dressing up their sub-human bloodlust with terms like "management and control" and their "vital role" when in fact mother nature does just fine given time and space. You can justify your sick games dressing up as soldiers as much as you want mate. But we all know the bottom line ... you enjoy killing defenceless animals .... for fun. ... my education is far superior to yours, bozo. I've learnt to control my primitive caveman instincts ... you obviously haven't. Perhaps its you who needs to consider some re education. ...And, watch out bozo, there's a squad of Hunter Hunters about.
@@TheHuntersClub Why have you deleted my response?
Awesome video
Great
Awesome,what is wrist watch u used at beggining of the hunt?
Garmin Tactix 7
A few trolls getting about in the comment section bloody idiots its fairly clear you guys are onto it hunters with great hunting ethics,not many hunters would let that stag go 5years or 8-years old boom take him down awesome head and hunt.always appreciate the time and effort you guys put into your hunting adventures 👌👍
Lol. Your exact comment is the reason why it's so hard to find big mature stags on public land. Cuz they get shot way the fark before there prime.
@@baraklazza1595 i left 46 stags the last 2years all on public land stag 47 went down 10pointer bro.the other side of it is some hunters do love getting out in the hills and enjoying company with a dog mates and shooting a few deer and stags along the way its not a crime to shoot young stags.but yeah totally agree it is better to leave young stags that have good potential some areas just don't hold a good blood line soo what do you do there ?
@ruahinehunter7441 that's right brother it's a free world. There's no charge in that. I guess at the end of the day it's personal preference and common sense to better nz trophys and blood lines. Think about it bro. Like Ole mate said he past up 50 stags on this trip. So then they shoot this one, so then what happens ??? The area is left with those 50 shitter stags to breed in the area. So what happens??? The blood line gets worse, And worse. I've seen this my whole life... over 40 years. They put that wapiti rule in fiordland for a reason .... just if people had the same mentality out in public land.
Minta 👍
Bloody well done guys great footage and shot under pressure!
Good stuff but he was far from being in his prime didn't have much mature swagger on him he prob 5 or 6 years old should left him for a few more years
Tough call, had left over 50 stags across 10 days of hunting by that point.
Can't shoot great stags if you shoot good stags.
Solid effort, nice trophy! How long did he go?
Awesome team well done one day I'll be sitting next to a beauty like your stag