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Once again very enjoyable viewing, cheers!

Great video! Mind me asking who you flew in with? Thinking of getting my old man on a trip over Xmas if the price is right. Cheers

Nice one, love that area.

Nice mate. 👌

Fantastic looking country and knife, Davey and the team at Swazi are second to none

Heading down in 2 weeks hopefully get amongst them spring bulls

Cheers for the plug. Great video again mate keep it up. Keen to hear feedback from the filleting knife once it’s been tested 👍🏼 great looking country, great mission

Awesome edit bro🤙🏽🤙🏽

Nice looking country. Shame about the camera.

Crispi's are garbage

Cracker wee vid team🤙🤙 Haha the pain we put ourselves through just for a bit of veny aye😜😜

"Shooting a bit low, bro." If you're shooting down, aim lower.

Haha, thanks for the honesty at the end there 😅 I also love hunting but am also always cursing and questioning why I do this for fun on the carry out 🤣

At least you had someone to complain to! My dog doesn't take any of my shit when I'm complaining! 🤣🤣

Nice one mate.

A very well presented video and thank you for sharing it with us. As a hunter myself I'm always interested in what rifle and calibre being used, plus the distance being shot! While you were not that happy with the shot, it was still good to see them both drop to itheir knees. Steepness of shot has caught me out too on the odd occasion. I didn't recognise that area, would you share that please?

Good work man 👍

You don't get them on the couch, thanks for that.

Think you getting soft 2 sleeping bags haha

Brilliant video, thanks for sharing your hunt 👍🏾

Good vid. Thank you.

Nice one Bevan!

Enjoyed your hunt nice bull may I ask what time off year was that nice country

Nice one, yeah solo skinning isn't the easiest especially on a sizeable bull tahr, and like most things the more you do it the easier it get! Cheers!

Great video mate! Absolutely beautiful country! I hope all went well with the rug! 🤙🏻

Haa....stumbled across your videos, nice work and great country mate, this is exactly why I'm pushing for better fitness at the gym. We're on the Coast as much as we can and I'm always out with the rifle looking for a deer. Cheers Jamie.

You get that last boy on the deck?

$140 each time you go out is less than a night out on the beers so your actually saving money by going shooting…

With the light rem mag make sure your getting some positive load on the bipod for recoil management, took me ages to get the hang of that when i first got one

I find once my barrel starts to heat up.. 3rd shot kinda thing, group opens up. For me the first shot is the most important👌🏾

Yes practice makes perfect but good hand loads would help too. good vid.

Nice beast

Would of been a good trip for the bow

great vid bro good footage. cheers

You'll probably see that big stag where and when you are not expecting it. Great video.

Tough luck but that’s hunting mean video bro me personally woulda taken that narrower looking stag he was really nice other than being so narrow

Well done brother, good vid!

Primo . Nice bit of conservation work 🍺🍺🍺🍺

Good stuff Bevan Keep them coming 👍👍

Any trip that puts meat in the freezer is a good hunt in my books🤙🤙

Geez you look tired bro! Mint to see so many animals around

Mean video, these are the trips that makes knocking that big stag even more special. 👍

Diotto crispi top

By any metric, Crispi boots are 3X better constructed than any Lowa Boot. The 2 boots you compared are built for totally different purposes and comparing them is ridiculous. Coming to a ‘this “brand” is better than the other from such a comparison is equally ridiculous. The fact you don’t know why the Crispi’s are more waterproof shoes that you haven’t read any literature, watched any videos or done ANY research on the construction of these boots. So, how in the world is someone to take your analysis seriously?? FWIW - Crispi and some of the other SERIOUS mountaineering boot manufacturers use a seamless gore-Tex bootie that’s inserted into the boot and glued in place without a single stitch puncturing the membrane. LOWA uses the typical method found in cheaper hiking boots- they use a piece of goretex that only drapes over the top of the foot and is then glued and sewn to the sole. THAT is a weak point where leaks INEVITABLY occur. Spend a little time looking into Crispi boot construction. Look, I’m not saying Crispi is the best for all scenarios, although they make my go-to boots for most mountain hunting; but compared to Lowa I don’t see how Lowa could come out on top. Crispi is one of the brands to buy for 10-20 years and have re-soled as needed. I’m a full time, year round professional hunting guide. I’ve been fortunate to have hunted all over the world over the past 35 years. Given that, I have tried MANY boots and have, personally, settled on Crispi to keep my feet healthy and happy in extreme places.

For someone looking to get into hunting for the first time these are both pretty pricey. Any good cheaper options?

Mate, if you get yourself a pair of Crispi GTX or Hunters and compare them to the tibets (apple for apple) you'll be a Crispi man forever.

Great Info Sir .. appreciate your beautiful sharing .. Merci beaucoup

I have had my zamberlans for 5 years they stil as good the day I brought them if u have herd they falling apart early on maybe left at the back door and dog has chewed them

My Lowa Tibets have not lived up to my expectations after 20 odd trips. Not the most comfortable boot in my opinion

Zamberlans alday