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HAHA yeah that was horrible

everything is out of control. Stonesheep hunts have gone up $40,000 in three years

its insane

I try to take it all with a geain of salt. Everyone has their opinion but their opinions only really matter to them good or bad. I say to each his own. whatever that looks like is the part that should matter. thanks

We call it "The Warden" chamber in 300 Norma. This particular rifle was a 300 Norma improved.

Every boat will be different but mine is mid to low 70's depending on the load.

Everyone has an opinion. Everyone has different abilities. It's up to you to know your limits regardless of the situation. It's not up to someone else to decide your limitations. Do what works for you but not much since in negative comments but people are people. We comment on things that we shouldn't because we think our opinion matters when it doesn't. It's a worldly condition brought on by social media in general and it's a problem overall. Just my two cents that really don't matter because it's simply my personal opinion nothing more.

All 6 animals my family has taken in Nevada and the 10+ my extended family has taken have all been between 200-300yds which is a shot pretty much anyone can make, but if you practice and can shoot out to 600yds your gonna have waaaay more shot opportunities and probably be able to take a bigger bull elk, deer, etc simply because those ones are smarter and won't let you get close. I personally limit myself to 600 because that's where my rifle drops below 1k ftlbs and the bullet no longer has enough velocity to expand

​@@jeredjoplin5087 You're right. Social media has presented an engraved invitation for people to record whatever flits across their wee little brains and put it in print.

Is that rifle built by snowy mountain?

It's in the video.

Sorry man, this is an assassination, it’s not hunting. There’s zero woodcraft involved, no fair chase, no respect for the animal. I’ve been hunting all my life. At 57 I’m still using open sights and filling tags every year. This Hubble Telescope mounted on a Million Magnum rifle isn’t a hunting arm.

@@pamtnman1515 That is your opinion which is just fine. I think all rifles are kinda cheating. I mostly bow hunt for a bigger challenge. Do whatever makes you happy sir.

@@mtnaddict4907 i don’t like moral relativism like this. The “you do what you like and I’ll do what I like and it’s all the same.” No it’s not. It’s BS. There is right and wrong in the world, and we all make choices about which side to stand on. Shooting an animal from 830 yards is wrong. It sure isn’t hunting.

@@pamtnman1515 like I said that's your opinion and you are entitled to have one. Have a good day!

@@mtnaddict4907 I’m sorry for your generation. You are losing America with this nonsense mentality. Stand up, be strong, stand for what is right and healthy. Or watch the Chinese take over after the tough old guys like me are gone. The Chinese will learn to hunt elk on your stomping grounds if you don’t get your head screwed on straight

When I have my bow in my hand yes sir. Everyone has their own experience.

@My Outdoor Quest ...well said and good to know that you're a bowhunter. Don't you prefer to stalk in close and actually hunt them where you get the experience of hearing their breath and even smelling their musk "in the rut"? My fondest memories are when I'm on'em so close I can see the saliva dripping from their mouth when they bugle!

@@lanetaglio I love all of it. I've trained a lifetime to be able to take shots like that. No different in training with my bow to take and know what shot I can make count. Everyone has their own experience and that's what makes it so personal. Nothing replaces a good bow hunt. Just my two cents.

@@lanetaglio You must be one of the knuckle heads that believes in getting naked and put on a leather G string and leather slippers then think you can sneak up to a deer to put the gun barrel in the ear of the deer and everyone else has to do just everything that you do.

thank you

Sorry you feel that way. "Together we stand and decided we fall". Remember that next time you voice your opinion on the net. Best of luck.

I say if your are hunting you are promoting an activity we all love and we should all support each other while we can.

The Warden rifle in a magnum caliber is $6950

@@myoutdoorquest7597 Wow! Seven grand for a rifle? I'd have to be in the business of hunting and shooting as a profession to spend that much, so it could be a legitimate business expense, not just for a sometime hobby. But like everything else, to each his own.

@@myoutdoorquest7597 thank you my brother. Keep shooting !

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Nothing cheap about the long range game.@@bustabass9025

Well it's not so much a question of energy...I ran the numbers on this guy's load, and it was putting out 2050 ftlbs on target... decent obviously, but I have a 30-06 load that puts just over 1550ftlbs on target at the same distance...an elk is not going to feel good being hit by either........but for this guy's load, it takes just at 1 second of flight time at that range... then factor in the rifles base accuracy, then shooters best accuracy, etc.... it's obviously doable, but risky....like when shooting at steel you don't care about a bad shot, but when it's a animal...I think we owe it a sure, and quick death...I know the elk a hard to get close to, but honestly that's part of what makes hunting, different from target shooting.

@@RobertSmith-xh4lx I'm sure you are the kind of loudmouth that cheers when a bow hunter gut shoots a deer or Elk and never finds it but watch a long-range rifle shot on deer or Elk that dies then you go nuts talking crap about rifle hunters. Just watch the bow hunting videos and the comments to someone that kills an Elk or deer at an extended range with a rifle. Knuckle heads like you say nothing about the study Oregon - Washington - Idaho did on bow hunter losses of Elk and deer that showed 85% of Elk shot by bow hunters aren't ever recovered and 75% of deer aren't found. Bow hunters have done so much damage to the North Oregon coast Roosevelt bull Elk the state cut back on the rifle hunters' days and only allowed spike bulls to be shot because the bow hunters cause such loss of adult breeding bulls and lost bull Elk.

I had no idea about bow hunters being so unethical, and would definitely not condone their actions...I was replying to the first commenter that was saying "these long range hunters are shooting cartridges that make your grandpa's 30-06 look like a pop gun"... (paraphrasing)...I was merely stating that even with large magnums it's risky taking long shots at game...and it's like the hunters that do take pride in the distance, instead of their stalking skills...also I think you need to take a chill pill...no reason to be so nasty.

@@RobertSmith-xh4lx The level of stupidity and ignorance you have is mind boggling! How about you go to Wyoming or here to the Pacific NW and see the massive canyons here where it is miles deep canyons and from gully's to miles across and steep 45% to the bottoms or worst or in like Wyoming the deer - Elk and Antelop good lick with your silly idea to be some Indian wearing a leather G string and buck skin moccasins who sneaks up on the animals to grab it by the ear and stick the gun barrel in the animals ear to shoot it. You talking this way is all too common of stupid green horns with zero to little hunting - guns & ammo experiences. If you want to hunt this way sneaking right up with in feet of animals with a weak deer gun 30-06 have at it ! I happen to own these kinds of long-range hunting rifles so I can tell you nothing is a risk in using these Highly accurate rifles in combination with long-range High-quality scopes the hunter has used to a point you have a logbook on loads and ranges to set the target knobs to after using a range finder to find the animal's range. The hunter also before the shot check the wind for the shot and some extreme range the figuring in the turn of the earth as the bullet is in flight, shooting long range is a challenge that not everyone can do. And using cartridges with extreme energy insures even a slight off shot kills the animal. How about you stay with the bow hunting video's then give criticism where it is do with the unethical bow hunter wasting animals? UA-cam video is with many bow hunters actually admitting the Elk to deer they shot was never found! Oregon Roosevelt Elk have been decimated by Bow hunters so bad the state is seeking ways to increase bull Elk numbers by cutting season days on rifle hunters and how has told bow hunters Thay can only chose to bow or rifle hunt tags no longer can hunt in both seasons.

@@Lure-Benson you just said you are checking the wind during the shot, which shows you are making sure you don't mess up the shot because of wind drift... that's the part I think is risky... plus flight time makes risk factor go up...why do you keep bringing up bow hunters, I don't like it when anyone, no matter what they are hunting with wounds an animal...also getting back to long range hunting...I understand it's work to stalk closer to the animal, but is that not what hunting is?... Of course I can bring my target rifle out to the field and smoke a game animal at 700 yards, and even beyond. but was that really an accomplishment?...You being a human are a top predator,...at least try to make it a challenge between your stalking ability, and the animals sense's,...

cry me a river............

@@lrlapua8035 exactly

Well said

Hmmm, so you still hunt with a musket huh? Why did those old timers use lever guns that technologically were space ships compared to what the previous generation used? Why did the all mount scopes on them when optics became available? Because they used every single thing to gain an advantage. They taught you to get close because the technology the had when the learned to him required it.

That’s good that you know your limitations. Everybody should. Unfortunately they don’t.

It wouldn't have been shown, bad shots on Saturday don't sell rifles on Monday.

I should yes. You are welcome to them.

shot was off by about 8". I used everything there to bracket the area off and take what I felt was a safe shot. sorry if you disagree.

Stupid shot also. Just shows a lazy hunter. Anyone willing to risk a clean humane shot at anything over 50o is just someone who don,t wanna walk. Sick of morons like this giving good ethical hunters a bad name when they lose game to poor shots they can,t make but their ego,s wont let them turn down.

@@twolak1972 did he make the shot? Pretty sure he did.

Great shot , animal down in its track

Hahahahahahahaha. Nice.

use a bow, then you can talk about ethics and *fair* chase

300 Norma improved

I caught that too ! Brain fart ?

300 norma improved. Not sure were the misprint is. thanks

@@myoutdoorquest7597 7:17 Listen to yourself !!!

Absolutely true mate... At 7:17 he said 338 Norma second time in 5 second time...LIKE to your comment.👍👍👍

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You don't have to be that much to do what they did. But when you own your own rifle type business it sure helps. Especially when he probably got all glass at well below msrp.

@@beyondtwominutes Absolutely things are discounted. I've been sponsored by many people. F1 drivers can't afford the cars they drive. I know that's an extreme example but it's accurate. We all do the best we can with what we have. I hunted for years in Carhart pants and a North Face jacket because I couldn't afford camo.

LOL. 300 yds isn't a long shot unless you hunt with a 30-30....

Yeah, just because you don’t have a skill set for long range doesn’t make it unethical

@@chuckatley1464 my problem is all the people that THINK they do but don't have the skills set, and others that brag about how far they shot, just seems to encourage those that can't.

Just chest pounding by A holes who dont gove a damn about the animal or ethics. STAY AT THE PAPER RANGE, WE DON,T NEED YOU.