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Thanks so much Sam, really appreciate the feedback mate 😊😊

@Natureandlifewithjared My pleasure mate! Thankyou 👍🏻

Happy hunting 🙏😊😊

Thanks Sam, really appreciate the feedback mate 😁😁

Thanks mate, just playing around on canva, but I like em 😁

Thank you 🙏😊😊😊

Thanks Gandalf 😄

Hey mate 😊 thank you, glad you're enjoying the videos! This was roughly around the kiewa valley area. I can't say exactly where as the locals would be cross haha but yeah there's deer everywhere up here

Thanks Adam 😊 haha certainly had my heart racing that's for sure 😄

Couldn't agree more mate 😊 and awesome kiewa valley is a gorgeous spot, looking forward to going fishing there soon!

Hey mate, thanks so much for letting me know! Really appreciate all the feedback 😊😊😊

Thanks so much for the comment Adam, really appreciate that mate. And yeah I'm super impressed with Alistair for being so calm and patient and thinking about the animals welfare and not just his own excitement. Really happy you enjoyed the video mate and thanks again 🙏😊

Awesome Adam thank you so much mate and really appreciate the feedback 🙏😁

Thank you so much mate really appreciate the feedback and support and yeah couldn't be happier with that Hunt really looking forward to the next adventure 😁

Thanks so much mate really appreciate the support, haha I've tried replying about three times and my comment keeps getting lost in the internet somewhere 😅 but hopefully if this reply comes through just thank you so much man really appreciate it

Thanks heaps Dan 😊😊

Thanks Allan 😊😊

Good morning mate, just sitting having my morning coffee and just thought I'd say really love your comment mate.. I couldn't agree more and just thank you 😊🙏 hopefully sharing more videos explaining that kind of thing really helps the public see a different side to hunting and just how humane it can be when it's done that way. I'm really happy you've had some success already too 😊

Awesome mate, hope you have some luck with the new scope! I'm still using a little 3-7x40 Leupold scope, it's been great for ages and good up close, but seeing how well Allisters scope worked to take a headshot like that, I'm considering an upgrade when I can afford it 😄

Hi mate 😊 thanks so much, we had so much fun was a fantastic day in the bush 😁 I think from memory his was a .308 but I'll have to double check next time I chat to him

@@oncall21 hey mate yeah it’s 308 shooting 168 grain Hornady whitetail

@@allistertempleton the Winchester Model 70 Super Grade is a beautiful rifle. 👌

@@oncall21 yeah I’m very happy with it, it’s probably a little too nice to be scratching through the blackberries but it’s a beautiful reliable rifle

Thanks mate 😊🙏

Hi Richard, thanks heaps mate, really happy you enjoyed it! 😊🙏

Thanks Nic, glad you liked it! 😊🙏

@@Naturewithjared you make it look easy

​@@nickiuga89 I think I just do it so often eventually you get lucky 😅 it really helps loving close to some great hunting spots to being able to duck out often

@@Naturewithjared yes for sure but you still have to put hard yards well done mate ,you inspired me

Thanks so much mate, sitting having my morning coffee reading that and put a big smile on my face 😊

Absolutely mate, was such a awesome day.. can't wait for the next adventure 😁😁👍

Hey mate, thanks for the message, would you like to send us a email at naturewithjared@gmail.com and can have a chat about maybe organising something 😊

@@Naturewithjared I am not good at emails do you have Facebook

​@@flex90z_____sorry mate, email and UA-cam are the only ones I really use at the moment, but if you let us know your email I can message you 😊

Thanks Bree, he's a pretty lovely fella hey 😊

Haha thanks mate 😊 aren't they the same thing? 😄 Heading out again this morning with a mate to try for another one 😁

Hey mate, I was really happy to read your comment, that's awesome you found the video motivating! And yeah absolutely, give it a go. Worst case you don't hear back, but you never know you might get lucky! And I use a Canon PowerShot sx70, it was about $1,000 and super easy to use as I'm not tech savvy either haha I just use auto mode and it's great

@@Naturewithjared Thanks for your reply mate, I’ll look into getting something like that and trying to capture some decent footage. Looking forward to your upcoming content, keep up the great work.

Awesome mate, thank you really appreciate that and yeah for sure would love to see some footage of you get lucky 😁

Mate, thanks so much for the tip! I hadn't ever actually considered something like that, but sounds really interesting! Generally if right on/after dark we just sit until we're pretty sure where the animal is and then use an olight spotlight on it before shooting. Mostly that works ok but it often feels really rushed before the deer bolts. I'm gonna look into that though man thank you 🙏😊

Hey bro if your in vic with the regulations changed you can only use hand held thermals no thermals scopes or clip ons if you think iam wrong go look up the whole thing and read it I can foresee alot of people coming undone by this of course if you are hunting on private property this doesn't apply you can use whatever you like

Hey mate, thanks heaps for the tip! Yeah I think with the new regs you can use handheld thermals in public land during the day now. But yeah not rifle mounted ones. Private land is much easier can use whatever pretty much

Hey Deanno 😊 thanks mate this one really isn't very big at all, I can't remember exactly but I think maybe like 10 acres of bush maybe? That's probably wrong haha I'm not the best with measurements but yeah not a huge block. It backs on to a huge regional park though that's off limits for hunting so the deer breed up like crazy

@@Naturewithjared oh wow, that is smaller than i expected but bigger than the private land that i have access to lol. Good to see you making the most of what you got. Happy hunting mate all the best.

Same to you mate 🙏😊

Awesome Michael! Really hope you have some luck mate 😊 what rough area do they live?

@@Naturewithjared Jamieson

Awesome mate, really hope you have some luck I've never hunted around the but I've heard it's a good spot 😊

Thanks Nick 😊🙏

@@Naturewithjared can you give me a idea what you wrote I would like to give it a crack

Yeah absolutely mate, my email is naturewithjared@gmail.com if wanna email me I'll send you the outline of what I wrote 😊

@@Naturewithjared done just emailed you mate thanks

Awesome mate, cheers I'll send that through soon as I get a min 😉

Cheers Matto 🙏😊

Thank you John 😊🙏

Thanks so much Tony, very happy you liked the video, happy hunting 😁

I reckon 308..

Hey mate 😊 sorry for slow reply, I've tried replying like 3 times and for some reason the comment disappears 😅 but it's actually a .30-06 tikka T3. It's a wonderful rifle can highly recommend

@@Naturewithjared Very nice, I have the same tikka but in 308win

Awesome mate, hope you've been having some luck hunting? 🙂

@@Naturewithjared I’ve done around 8 trips chasing sambar I missed once and couldn’t not shoot twice because I was so shocked by the size of the stag I saw, I was about 20 meters away from him in thick bush it took me by surprise I’m going back again in few more weeks, hopefully I’ll get lucky this time 🤞

Thanks so much for sharing your comments mate, that's awesome you've had similar experiences and success like that I'm slowly coming more and more around to preferring exactly what you said, just tucking yourself into a little gully in a place like that from mid afternoon to last light and letting them come to you. It can be really fun doing the morning stalk, but yeah I think overall I've got more deer just waiting and letting them come to me. They're so sneaky haha very hard to sneak up on them 😅

​@NaturewithJared cheers. The only flaw in this strategy is you end up butchering and packing out meat in the dark 😂

Haha absolutely 😅 it's not so bad if you're close to the car, but butchering and packing out a long way in the dark can be interesting!

Thanks Rob, really appreciate the comment 😊 and yeah I think you're right too, I did think about it afterwards, it's not the best just using the scope to check stuff out, if it was another hunter up there they'd be pretty upset to have someone looking at them through a scope instead of binos 😅 it's the second hunt I'd forgotten to bring mine but I appreciate the reminder 😊😊

Thanks so much mate, really appreciate the comment and encouragement 😊😊 haha it really was a lot of work afterwards but so worth it 😁

Thanks mate 😊 haha he really was! Looking forward to catching up in a couple weeks 😁

Thanks mate, really appreciate the comments and encouragement 😁

Mate, thank you for the really lovely comment, put a big smile on my face to read 😊🙏

Haha mate I had to look up what GOATed means, I've never actually heard that phrase before, but after I looked it up, was really happy to understand haha 😄 thank you though Kevin, really appreciate the support and feedback mate, I wish you all the best on getting your first Sambar, they are very tricky to hunt but will worth persisting for 🙏😊😊😊

Thank you Allen, really appreciate that mate, I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😊😊😊

That's really interesting mate thank you for sharing, do you know why that happens at all?

Thanks so much mate 😊

No worries at all mate, I'm happy you enjoyed the videos, thank you 😊

Thanks mate, really happy you enjoyed the video 😊🙏

Thanks Luke, really appreciate that mate 😊😊😊

Thanks mate, really happy you enjoyed it 🙏😊

Awesome mate, wishing you the best of luck for your trip! 😊 Thank you really appreciate the feedback 🙏

Thanks Joel, really appreciate the feedback mate, was so much fun haha I hope I never get used to the adrenaline it's the best 😄