Chukar Hunting Legacy - Short Film

Hunting traditions in the Harrod family stretch back several generations and have helped strengthen family bonds. Upland bird hunting, especially for chukars, may just be the most special tradition of them all. These wily birds inhabit some of the most remote and difficult terrain in all of the pacific northwest. Kent Goodman and Rich Harrod have been hunting chukars since they were 12 years old and now, nearly 40 years later, they meet in the wilds of southern Idaho to carrying on the tradition.
The fourth in the "We are Outdoorsmen" Short Film Series.

[@bobby446]

Great video!!! That’s true hunting rather than gunning. You’ll remember this better than an effortless stack up.

[@HarrodOutdoors]

Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed the show.

[@aimkhan83]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing your amazing experience with us.

[@HarrodOutdoors]

You are welcome, thanks for watching!

[@NickWitkowskiFishing]

Hit like before I even watched! Awesome! I remember huntin chuckar with my Dad. Good times!

[@HarrodOutdoors]

A great memory with dad as well!

[@rkoeneke]

Great heartfelt video! This is what hunting is all about.

[@HarrodOutdoors]

Really appreciate your comment, thank you!

[@mehrdadsharifi9081]

Nice Job Boys! Thanks for sharing, and you're absolutely right on about trusting your bird dog!

[@kalalessa3087]

Nice vedio and beautiful country. The dogs did wonderful job and shooting was good too. Thanks for sharing.

[@HarrodOutdoors]

Thanks for watching and appreciate your kind words.

[@SHARPPITT]

Awesome video , love hunting Chukar’s , God bless , you have a new subscriber

[@HarrodOutdoors]

Thank you Rob!

[@shug2795]

Super video! You boys got the right gear, the best breed of dogs but...you need to step up with them shotguns. Come on...semis...pumps...?!? ;) Thanks for sharing!

[@HarrodOutdoors]

We’re old timers suck in our ways 😆

[@shug2795]

@@HarrodOutdoors Bud...I too own an 870 TB that I will NEVER sell. It was my first "real" shotgun. That said, I like to challenge myself and only shoot 20 or 28 gauge for all of my wild bird hunting - both SxS. It's not a right/wrong thing...just that folk with semis/pumps are often seen as "lead-throwers". Typically, they figure if they throw enough lead, something will drop. Sadly, the exact opposite is the case. I am prepared to bet you that if you put only 1 round in that semi, your birds shot-to-shells ratio will sky-rocket! You'd also save a ton of money on shells. Here's the clincher: You end up with just as many or MORE birds bagged. ;) I know....I know...

[@pattiemadjidi3720]

I would love to join you for one of your hunts.