Love the authenticity mate, too many new hunters get sucked into the youtube trap and have expectations of dropping stags every time they step in the bush, because thats all they see. Great video! Looks like a successful trip
Nice work, good to see a few around, pressure would have dropped off since last year over summer. We only saw a hind and small stag last time we were there. Then nothing but rubbish left by others on the other side of the river. So we carried more out just not what we hoped to carry out.
@@intothehighcountry I don’t get the mentality. We could possibly lose access and hunting in these pristine environments so why do we give those that want to close access any ammunition.
Good call that Stag is still maturing - he will be awesome in a couple of years. It’s great to see an ethical hunter make a sustainable decision. Too often some blokes just can’t help but pull the trigger on a good breeding animal. QDM and we all benefit. Love ya work
Thanks for the comment, Yeah definitely would have been good to just watch him the following morning but that’s sambar hunting I guess. Yeah the hinds definitely were out and about feeding so that keeps you entertained.
Love the authenticity mate, too many new hunters get sucked into the youtube trap and have expectations of dropping stags every time they step in the bush, because thats all they see. Great video! Looks like a successful trip
Appreciate the comment mate, yeah I guess every trip is successful if you take something away from it not just shooting something
Nice work, good to see a few around, pressure would have dropped off since last year over summer.
We only saw a hind and small stag last time we were there.
Then nothing but rubbish left by others on the other side of the river.
So we carried more out just not what we hoped to carry out.
Yeah always seem to be able to find hinds and small stags in there.
That’s disappointing about the rubbish good work for cleaning it up 👍👍
@@intothehighcountry I don’t get the mentality. We could possibly lose access and hunting in these pristine environments so why do we give those that want to close access any ammunition.
@@johnmac6226 no idea, some people just don’t care.
Great effort mate, you got to the miles if you want the smiles. Keep it up cheers 🍻
Cheers mate Certainly do👍
Good call that Stag is still maturing - he will be awesome in a couple of years. It’s great to see an ethical hunter make a sustainable decision. Too often some blokes just can’t help but pull the trigger on a good breeding animal. QDM and we all benefit. Love ya work
Yeah hopefully he can live that long. Guess only time will tell.
Love ya work Maso!
Cheers mate.👍
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching👍
@@intothehighcountry I just started sharing my vids… youtube.com/@babahunts?feature=shared
Nice one mate
Cheers mate 👍
Beautiful footage mate! Its a shame the stag never showed the next morning, but at least the girls came out and put on a show. Very nice work
Thanks for the comment, Yeah definitely would have been good to just watch him the following morning but that’s sambar hunting I guess. Yeah the hinds definitely were out and about feeding so that keeps you entertained.