Hunting Caribou on the Tundra in Quebec
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- Опубліковано 14 кві 2020
- Spectacular scenary, huge expanses, and #caribou abound on this epic #hunting adventure in #Quebec. Corey is able to harvest not 1, but 2 gorgeous Quebec Labrador caribou bulls in early September with High North Outfitting.
Although this hunt is now closes, Kevin still offers fishing and Ptarmigan hunting at his camp
www.highnorthoutfitting.com/ Kevin Mattice High North Outfitting
www.safariclub.org/sci-canada SCI Canada
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Solid shot placement on that last one ! Congrats!
I think Caribou are the most handsome animal on the continent?
Good shot!
Awesome video, I guided in Quebec with Jack Hume adventures, keep them coming...
Hey Corey that's a great hunt. couple nice trophy's for sure and good meat to boot. great to see you still doing what you love. Not sure which project we worked on in Alberta 6-7 years ago, maybe wainwright or Lloydminster i don't remember. stay safe out there.
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I stupidly lost the login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
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Smart move throwing the bow down and using the rifle. Sure people kill caribou with a bow but far too often the biggest one gets away because the hunter insists upon using a bow and the darn things just are in the wide open
This hunt had to be in 2016 or earlier. 2017 was the last season and only one caribou allowed in 2017
I know this from while ago but what do you do with the animals you catch? We usually try to skin it as soon as possible before it spoils. But you guys didn’t seem to skin any of your catches.
Nobody catches animals they kill them
Welcome to Canada, eh.
nothing about this video is hunting, ancestors would be disappointed
Good hunt, good shot
Thank you
those damn bugs would ruin it for me i think
YES AND LETS NOT FORGET TRUDEAU LIVES THERE THAT SICKENS ME ENOUGH TO STAY CLEAR OF QUEBEC
Barren ground caribou in Quebec? Don’t think so. Barren ground are in AK
Gotto eat.. I don't eat antlers.Thats why.
I just wanna clear something up here for any new hunters or shooters.
DO NOT FIRE ONE ROUND AND SAY THE RIFLE IS ZEROD.
If this rifle was shooting left and the wind was blowing to the right the shooter could easily say that his rifle is zeroed with one shot. You need to shoot groupings at extended ranges from a comfortable position with the same ammo you use for hunting.
Shooting one shot on paper at less than 100 yards says absolutely nothing about your rifle and you are now risking hurting and potentially ruining the quality of life of an animal because you decided to be an idiot.
Shoot a grouping from a comfortable spot at an extended range and back check your MOA score to how you shot before. Always.
Ya but if you knew your rifle was zeroed before you left home and there is no wind.. one shot is enough to say your rifle is still zeroed before you go hunting… all your checking is that something catastrophic didn’t happen during transport. All your group shooting at different ranges should be done at the range long before you go hunting.
@@Saa45MIV no that’s still just laziness and selfishness.
zero respect for anyone who thinks this is acceptable behaviour.
A 22 minute video and 3 and a half minutes spent on a horrible into.
Thanks for pointing out that glitch. We will get it fixed
Hunting involves catching an animal, butchering it eating it and using every bit of this animal for other purposes thus respecting the nature. I can bet these guys had a salad for dinner.
Stop Hunting endangered species people...........