Sika Deer Hunting New Zealand (The Rut continues) EP 3
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- Опубліковано 7 гру 2020
- The quest continues hunting for Sika Stags during the rut. Peter and Allan again get close to the action with the result being a couple of nice eight-point Stags taken.
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Awesome footage guys. Yes Pete, I think you are a fussy bugger, I'd be stoked with any of those eights. Looks like great bush.
A very challenging adventure, greetings from Indonesia, my brother
Great stuff and great to see the close up encounters for fun, chur.
Cheers for the vid Alan & Pete. Cheers, Warwick. 🍻
Thanks Warwick.
Awesome video, great footage and nice stag, great effort, thumbs up mate, well done job.Best regards.
Good job great stag nice hunt Beautiful country.
Once again brilliant filming, particularly liked the stroppy young guy at the end, thanks.!
Glad you liked it Mike
Awesome footage, best hunting vid I have seen in a while!!
Hi Jason, glad you enjoyed the video.
Awesome quality filming. Should put the series onto a DVD at the end as its well worth having to rewatch.
Hi Pat, I have considered this but do people still watch DVD's??
@@AJProductions-films I do when there is nothing decent on TV
Beauty Stags and footage once again! Thanks for taking the time to film and edit these videos for us!
Thanks Adam.
Nice one Pete.
Another great vlog.thanks for your efforts
nice work guys, i would be stoked with either of those two stags!
Reuben, most hunters would be happy with either Stag. Getting a Stag 170DS plus for Pete has been a challenge.
Amazing footage! So good 👍
thats such great footage well done!
Thanks a lot!
Great video and information. I wanted to ask what stag call do you recommend?
I just recently started hunting sika in Japan and it's hard to find a good call. Elk calls just don't cut it.
Excellent filming!
Thanks for that.
Tell us about the green tape on the rifle muzzle - this to keep water out? You just shoot thru it?
Hey team. Awesome vid, thoroughly enjoyed! What roar dates do you typically go with for kaimanawa?
Hi Vin, glad you enjoyed the video. We usually head in around 14-15 April for a week. These are the same dates we plan for this year.
Is it still good hunting in the Kaimanawa RHA - Kaipo Valley, Oamaru etc or is it flogged...
It is still good hunting for Sika deer in the Kaimanawas.
Awesome vid guys 👍 Have owned a model 94 30/30 for probs 25yrs an I found fairly quickly the standard open sights r vague at best unless ur within 50 meters for a snap shot. I fitted very soon after buying the gun a set of Williams peep sights an that was a game changer. For close scrub or spot light shooting pigs out of the ute bouncing across the cultivation I unscrew the inner sight oriface insert which widens ur sight picture. So if u can see the animal inside the rear sight ring an the ring an pin of the front sight it’s dead. But now with this sight fitted I will no problem take confident accurate shots to 200m on pigs.
Hit me up on Facebook or insta an I’ll send u some pics of my gun as once u fit one u will wonder how u ever used the gun without it👍
Big D, the majority of our Sika deer bush hunting during the Rut is normally well under the 50 metre mark but on the next Episode that distance gets extended!!
@@AJProductions-films cool looking forward to it as ur close up footage is amazing as where I’m from there is no deer so I thoroughly enjoyed seeing an new game animal doing its thing 👍
I mentioned the peep sights as was pretty happy with my 30/30 before but since fitting them it’s the 1st gun I will pick up out of all my 8 rifles unless I’m shooting further than 300m, ha I’ve even shot rabbits with it 😁 I like it because I can c the whole target as the rear sight doesn’t obscure most of the animal particularly at longer distances. As the dot on the tip of the front sight can be easily held high in the sight oriface for the longer shots an the target is still clearly visible. So instead of manually adjusting ur rear sight for a longer shot u hold high and if it’s a running shot u hold the dot to the leading side of the sight picture all while having full vision of the animal.
Once u get used to it it makes snap shooting over any distance so much easier 👍👍