No scope, no cammo clothing, nothing that the modern companies try to tell us is essential for a successful hunt. Just back to the basic and age old principles of hunting. Skill, patience and respect. Wonderful. Thanks for taking us along. Ps, loved the coffee break.
“The best camouflage pattern is called, “Sit down and be quiet!” Your grandpa hunted deer in a red plaid coat, think about that for a second.” Fred Bear
@@capandball Absolutely. I have several rifles for hunting here in the UK. All old school weapons. My favourite is an old Stevens single shot in .22lr with a Vernier tang rear sight. My dad originally got hold of it in WW2 from a black market trader so he could supply rabbits to the trader. The black market trader got it from a Canadian seaman in Liverpool docks. It's legally registered and was passed down to me a few years ago. This rifle is stupidly accurate, but only with subsonic ammo.
I remember when I got my first deer. I felt terrible. My father put a hand on my shoulder and told me "A real hunter feels bad for killing something. If you don't, you're just a killer." Carry that with me to this day.
When outdoors, i simply boil water in a pour pot hanging by a bail handle, dump in coffee grounds, and boil for 12-14 mins. Then i quench the boil with a cup of cold water and wait 5 mins for the coffee to settle before enjoying. Your grandfather's coffee set is a treasure of memories. Enjoy them as you pass new memories to your dear little ones. May Christ kerp you all.
I remember camp coffee out of dads blue stoneware enamelware coffee pot, wood fire, sun just coming up. Ground still covered with dew, listening to the woods wake up. Best coffee ever. 40 years later, I wish I still had that coffee pot.
I enjoy many things about you videos as I have been with you channels for many years now… the thing I enjoy most is your being “tuned” to your surroundings without all the technology hype. I will admit that I have a lot of “modern” hunting and shooting equipment… after hunting for 53 years… I guess that just happens… but this past season I used my .54 caliber flintlock I built by hand and my hunting pouch… nothing else but water and some food… then took a cow elk at 56 yards. I follow your practice of respecting the animal and thought about you hunting in the woods. Thank you for what you do.
Thanks for sharinmg it. I also have a modern rifle with a scope. Sometimes my hunting party orders me to complete my numbers. That needs modern stuff sometime.
I’m a middle school principal and former history teacher. When the 8th grade history class is learning about the civil war I will arrange a field trip to my parents property to demonstrate my 1861 Springfield rifle musket and allow them to load and shoot under supervision. I’ve got a Henry golden boy in 22lr to demonstrate the effectiveness of the 1860 Henry though it would be cool to have an 1860 Henry. Though they are a bit expensive.
@@capandballman i wish i was in your class mate i was in germany and we didnt do anything like that. i would have loved it so much. saw your vid a bit ago
Your videos are some of the best kept treasures on the internet. As a millenial who barely experienced the 20th century, its incredibly satisfying to see you bring history to life. Your method of exhibitionary story telling is second to none.
I'm on Oregon, United States. I use a mix of traditional and modern firearms for Hunting, target shooting and the age old practice of self defense. Your videos are great, keep them up. To many people are lost and dependent on new technology. If they had to go back 150 years in time they would starve. I hope with all the crap going on in the world, you and your family stays safe.
A great Rifle ! But....my Grandfather, born in Austrian-Hungary, would say: Spielkalb to you, drinking an Espresso on the Hunt! But i love it..the smalest Coffee Machine . And your Passion to create an Athmosphere that honors the work of old Craftsmanship and seriouse Hunting Skills. For me that is honorable hunting. Kind regards from Germany, Rudi🧙♂👍
Wonderful video. I love the pacing, serenity, and nostalgia of your content. The stories about your grandfather and the coffee kit were appreciated as well!
Yes! The pleasure of watching your hunting videos always leaves me with a smile and recollections of my grandfather. I try to pass these principles of a proper hunt to my grandchildren but their attention span is tuned to a few seconds only. I am old and wheelchair dependent so I cannot take them in the field myself. I keep encouraging them to learn from your example and teach them what I can about hunting and firearms. Thank you!
Sir, first, your country is a beautiful and precious place. Second, you possess a marvelous ability to showcase your nation, and the Henry rifle, and your hunting skills most effectively. I love the tools and devices you teach us about. You are talented teacher, bar none, and gift us amazing lessons from your channel and from Hungary. Finally, we are very blessed you have this opportunity to watch, listen, and learn from you. That's a fantastic and well-placed shot with your rifle. Thank you ever so much for your truly informative channel and respectful hunting trip, sir. - Cmkh in Fairbanks, AK
I like your coffee making kit! I am sure your grandfather smiles down upon you when you use it! Thanks for sharing such a personal memory with us. 😇👍❤️
I love the elegant simplicity of these rifles, and the muzzle-loaders even more. Every time I see one of these videos, I end up wanting to move to Hungary!
Bravo, mister! I also hunt with my Henry, although open sights are a little difficult at 76. My load is 35 gr Fffg and a Lyman 215 gr flat nose bullet. You have a beautiful possibles bag and other accoutrement dating back decades. The espresso maker is a real treat to see working. You represent the true meaning of being a hunter. Keep making these lovely videos, friend. Good hunting.
that little coffee pot is awesome,being a 18th century reenactor,i've done the whole thing in the woods,nowadays i just make a pocket out of linen,and put the grounds in that,then boil it
Excellent video as always! I especially appreciate how you demonstrate what hunting is actually all about. I wish more people understood the conservation element, and that most hunters are actually good. In my state (and I'm sure many others) more money comes in for conservation from hunting/fishing licenses than any other source.
I enjoy your content for a long time because I love shooting historic weapons and this is one of the finest videos for a lot of reasons, I really appreciate it very very much. Thankyou for that.
Excellent hunt, Doctor. And I love your grandfather’s philosophy: keep things simple and take only what you need to love comfortably. Waidmannsheil Sir!
Another top quality video. Thanks. As I’ve gotten older I keep simplifying things it seems. I so enjoy doing my reloading with an Ideal tool similar to the one you use here. The process has become as gratifying as tying my own flies once was. I’ve given up my obsession with, what now strikes me as harassing trout and salmon and I’ve given up killing things as much as possible. I leave the fish and the game for you younger guys to experience and enjoy as I did at one time. I do still like roaming wild places with a gun in my hands though even though I have no intention of shooting anything. It reminds me of my youth. And seeing you out with this Henry so captures that old feeling and reminds me of many great times afield. Keep up the great “work”!
I am also quite sure that sometime in my life I will arrive to the point where you are. I spent as much time in the woods as possible, but shoot very rarely already.
My grandfather’s Henry rifle was the first rifle I ever fired. When I was a young boy the first game I ever took was a rabbit with that rifle… the .44 HRF has long since run out and the rifle has become a simple show piece. my uncle still has that rifle and someday it will pass to my oldest son and my younger son will receive mine, which is a Henry Repeating Arms co. In .45 Colt… at least he will be able to fire it even though it’s not an actual original you can still purchase ammo for it and I do have an Ideal loading tool for .45C. The Henry rifle will always hold a very special place in my heart. Thanks for sharing another fantastic video and for the cartridge boxes and forming kit that I received from you a few years ago… they have been well used and enjoyed. Cheers! - looking forward to more fantastic videos Oh, and by the way… what a fantastic shot!
Thank you for this high quality video. The serenity, traditions and respect that are present in your hunting videos always make them a good watch. Thanks lots for your work! (And I love your Europe matches!)
Thanks for another wonderful hunting video. I appreciate how you respect the game and hold to tradition in your methods. The whole experience , not just how many shots you get, is most important.
I remember cooking coffee over an open fire in the camp - used a 3 gallon steel pot - Blue with white spots - and putting eggshells in the brew to settle the grounds - best tasting coffee ever - my last deer hunt was in 1984 - got a 6 pount 175 pound White Tail buck using a Mossberg model 500 Country Squire 20 gage shotgun and #1 buckshot
I love the effort ypu make to represent the best part of our passion, i don't have the same possibilities as in Italy hunting goes only from september to february , and hunting deer is almost a privilege since we are restricted in movement to different provinces to hunt, but i still enjoy your videos and love the dedication, greetings from Puglia
s so impressed by your cinematography and the way you document your hunts and walks through the wood! I feel I am almost there walking with you! Cheers
I have been watching your channel for a long time and it is always an adventure. Thank you for always taking us with you on the hunt in those beautiful forest-atmosphere. This admirable lifestyle is not granted to everyone and it is wonderful that you pass it on ! I am also personally interested in antique weapons with this forgotten aesthetic . Hopefully more great videos like this will follow in the next few years . Greetings from Germany!
What a shot. And what a feeling it must be to achieve one of your dreams, in this case the dream of taking wild game with a Henry rifle. I could tell by your expression after the shot that it was almost too much to take in at once. A mix of feelings, because achieving your dreams also means that it's no longer a dream. The classic and eternal bitter sweetness of a succesful hunt.
Thank You for this Beautiful and Very Respectful trail in the Amazing Forest! I had my morning coffee with you, to your health! Everything blended and balanced so well with so beautiful a place on Mother Earth. The Native Peoples always called their game to them with great respect and offered tobacco much the same way you did with the leaves. This only goes to show us all how connected we all are as a human family and the great abundance Mother Earth provides to All Her Children of All Species. So beautiful a start to my Friday morning! Many Blessings and Good Shootin! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
Huzzah and we'll done Sir! I love seeing the respect for the game, and the traditions displayed. Of course, as a Confederate ( reenactor) I'm nervous around that " Horizontal shot tower" you're totin'! Your videos are nothing short of phenomenal. You are appreciated!
I’ve always liked your channel. It’s old world meets new. Your reverence for the game you hunt is as it should be. Giving thanks to God and the animal. I enjoy the modern firearms when it comes to hunting, I can see your love for the old ways. Thank you for bringing this to life.
@@_FNQ Thanks. I am absolutely amateur in leather working, so if you look close you'll find some minor issues, but I am happy that i walk the wood with leather stuff i made.
@@capandball As you should be! Perhaps you consider yourself an amateur but the results speak for themself...very fine work and something to be proud of. Thankyou for the wonderful , as always, presentation.
Hi Capandball, First of all, I'd like to say how much I enjoy following your work. No matter what weapon you present, each new video is of the highest quality. For some time now I've been trying to get my hands on the reloading clamp for the 44/40 that you often use in your videos. I live in France, but after a lot of searching, still nothing. Can you tell me where I can buy one? If it's abroad, don't worry, I'll take care of importing it. Wishing you a nice day, Adrien
I was born and live in the UK and so have limited access to firearms and hunting, etc. I have always been fascinated by firearms , however. I first became aware of the Henry rifle because of the film, "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs". Such a beautiful rifle and what was he doing to load it? "This will tell the tale" I envy you your ability to hunt as you do. The coffee interlude was also wonderful. That's something I can do.
I like the camping seen! Congratulations on your roe buck! I like the 1860 Henry rifle! I have to put it in my gun collection! David Back from Menifee co KY USA.
What a great hunt! Thanks for bringing Us along. I would love to take my A.Uberti Henry hunting for deer; perhaps some day! Although Dad schooled me on modern firearms, my tastes are vintage, and I frequently used Ideal Tong Tools to reload my cartridges. My Best!
Fabulous coffee maker, I must admit I tend to use coffee bags when I stop for a cup and perhaps a bacon sandwich by my woodland hut. A small twig stove adds to the joy of being out with a rifle. Nice buck, cleanly taken.🇬🇧
Üdv a vadásznak, tisztelet a vadnak! Ez megint csak igen hangulatosra sikerült (különösen a kávéfőzős és lőszertöltős része). Köszönet a vizuális élményért.
What an awesome hunting simulator. That would be very cool to have. The closest I get to that is playing wildlife camera videos on UA-cam and dry-firing at my TV.
The traditions are important, but it is much more important what you actually feel. I am 100% sure that you've been a good man without the branches as well. What ever we do to stop, think and feel is ok in my opinion.
Beautifully made video, and great shot! I always get excited when I see that you’ve posted. I’m going out tomorrow with my modern Henry in .357 mag. I can’t wait to get a more historic model of rifle to use. Keep your powder dry and good luck!
@@capandball Well said, and thank you. I am very very happy with my rifle, but something with good historic connections would also make my hunts more enjoyable for me. I’ll still enjoy myself today in the woods though🤣
No scope, no cammo clothing, nothing that the modern companies try to tell us is essential for a successful hunt.
Just back to the basic and age old principles of hunting.
Skill, patience and respect. Wonderful.
Thanks for taking us along.
Ps, loved the coffee break.
“The best camouflage pattern is called, “Sit down and be quiet!” Your grandpa hunted deer in a red plaid coat, think about that for a second.” Fred Bear
@@capandball
Absolutely.
I have several rifles for hunting here in the UK.
All old school weapons.
My favourite is an old Stevens single shot in .22lr with a Vernier tang rear sight.
My dad originally got hold of it in WW2 from a black market trader so he could supply rabbits to the trader.
The black market trader got it from a Canadian seaman in Liverpool docks.
It's legally registered and was passed down to me a few years ago.
This rifle is stupidly accurate, but only with subsonic ammo.
I remember when I got my first deer. I felt terrible. My father put a hand on my shoulder and told me "A real hunter feels bad for killing something. If you don't, you're just a killer." Carry that with me to this day.
Youre father is right.
When outdoors, i simply boil water in a pour pot hanging by a bail handle, dump in coffee grounds, and boil for 12-14 mins. Then i quench the boil with a cup of cold water and wait 5 mins for the coffee to settle before enjoying.
Your grandfather's coffee set is a treasure of memories. Enjoy them as you pass new memories to your dear little ones.
May Christ kerp you all.
I remember camp coffee out of dads blue stoneware enamelware coffee pot, wood fire, sun just coming up. Ground still covered with dew, listening to the woods wake up. Best coffee ever.
40 years later, I wish I still had that coffee pot.
Christ?
🤦♂️ so cringe.
@@guaporeturns9472 Christ is cool, you should read about him!
Kerp
You poor baby. @@guaporeturns9472
I enjoy many things about you videos as I have been with you channels for many years now… the thing I enjoy most is your being “tuned” to your surroundings without all the technology hype. I will admit that I have a lot of “modern” hunting and shooting equipment… after hunting for 53 years… I guess that just happens… but this past season I used my .54 caliber flintlock I built by hand and my hunting pouch… nothing else but water and some food… then took a cow elk at 56 yards. I follow your practice of respecting the animal and thought about you hunting in the woods. Thank you for what you do.
Thanks for sharinmg it. I also have a modern rifle with a scope. Sometimes my hunting party orders me to complete my numbers. That needs modern stuff sometime.
I’m a middle school principal and former history teacher. When the 8th grade history class is learning about the civil war I will arrange a field trip to my parents property to demonstrate my 1861 Springfield rifle musket and allow them to load and shoot under supervision. I’ve got a Henry golden boy in 22lr to demonstrate the effectiveness of the 1860 Henry though it would be cool to have an 1860 Henry. Though they are a bit expensive.
That's a great way to teach. I also do that with my university classes. Makes them understand tactics then any other source.
@@capandballman i wish i was in your class mate
i was in germany and we didnt do anything like that.
i would have loved it so much.
saw your vid a bit ago
As one of your neighbours from Austria: I see your little sign and respect you for it.
Your videos are some of the best kept treasures on the internet. As a millenial who barely experienced the 20th century, its incredibly satisfying to see you bring history to life. Your method of exhibitionary story telling is second to none.
I'm on Oregon, United States. I use a mix of traditional and modern firearms for Hunting, target shooting and the age old practice of self defense. Your videos are great, keep them up. To many people are lost and dependent on new technology. If they had to go back 150 years in time they would starve. I hope with all the crap going on in the world, you and your family stays safe.
Be prepared, bro! Greetings from Russia 🇷🇺🫡
Maybe in america on the frontier but in a city in europe it would be much simpler
A great Rifle ! But....my Grandfather, born in Austrian-Hungary, would say: Spielkalb to you, drinking an Espresso on the Hunt! But i love it..the smalest Coffee Machine . And your Passion to create an Athmosphere that honors the work of old Craftsmanship and seriouse Hunting Skills. For me that is honorable hunting.
Kind regards from Germany, Rudi🧙♂👍
Many thanks Rudi!
Wonderful video. I love the pacing, serenity, and nostalgia of your content. The stories about your grandfather and the coffee kit were appreciated as well!
"You shoot it, you take it."
Respect.
Thanks for sharing this experience, Gus.
Yes! The pleasure of watching your hunting videos always leaves me with a smile and recollections of my grandfather. I try to pass these principles of a proper hunt to my grandchildren but their attention span is tuned to a few seconds only. I am old and wheelchair dependent so I cannot take them in the field myself. I keep encouraging them to learn from your example and teach them what I can about hunting and firearms. Thank you!
Thank you, a gentleman and a scholar.
Sir, first, your country is a beautiful and precious place. Second, you possess a marvelous ability to showcase your nation, and the Henry rifle, and your hunting skills most effectively. I love the tools and devices you teach us about. You are talented teacher, bar none, and gift us amazing lessons from your channel and from Hungary. Finally, we are very blessed you have this opportunity to watch, listen, and learn from you. That's a fantastic and well-placed shot with your rifle. Thank you ever so much for your truly informative channel and respectful hunting trip, sir. - Cmkh in Fairbanks, AK
Many thanks for the good words!
You are so truly welcome, sir.
I like your coffee making kit! I am sure your grandfather smiles down upon you when you use it! Thanks for sharing such a personal memory with us. 😇👍❤️
Really love your hunting experiences, I recently hunted a Kudu with my Pedersoli
.72 Kodiak Express. Greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦.
I'd love to know your experiences!
I love the elegant simplicity of these rifles, and the muzzle-loaders even more. Every time I see one of these videos, I end up wanting to move to Hungary!
Well done, mate!!
Wish u all the best from Serbia! You are such a ethical hunter, it is pleasure to watch your videos!
Thanks Andrej!
This is the best hunting video I have seen all year, and last year. And thanks for the primer on how to use the universal tool.
Thank you. Great video. You captured all the precious feelings a hunter feels and enjoys.
Bravo, mister! I also hunt with my Henry, although open sights are a little difficult at 76. My load is 35 gr Fffg and a Lyman 215 gr flat nose bullet.
You have a beautiful possibles bag and other accoutrement dating back decades. The espresso maker is a real treat to see working. You represent the true meaning of being a hunter. Keep making these lovely videos, friend. Good hunting.
Many thanks! The bag and bottle are handmade by me.
that little coffee pot is awesome,being a 18th century reenactor,i've done the whole thing in the woods,nowadays i just make a pocket out of linen,and put the grounds in that,then boil it
Excellent video as always! I especially appreciate how you demonstrate what hunting is actually all about. I wish more people understood the conservation element, and that most hunters are actually good. In my state (and I'm sure many others) more money comes in for conservation from hunting/fishing licenses than any other source.
Thank you for another excellent video and for the ethics of your hunt.
I enjoy your content for a long time because I love shooting historic weapons and this is one of the finest videos for a lot of reasons, I really appreciate it very very much. Thankyou for that.
Excellent hunt, Doctor. And I love your grandfather’s philosophy: keep things simple and take only what you need to love comfortably. Waidmannsheil Sir!
Another top quality video. Thanks. As I’ve gotten older I keep simplifying things it seems. I so enjoy doing my reloading with an Ideal tool similar to the one you use here. The process has become as gratifying as tying my own flies once was. I’ve given up my obsession with, what now strikes me as harassing trout and salmon and I’ve given up killing things as much as possible. I leave the fish and the game for you younger guys to experience and enjoy as I did at one time. I do still like roaming wild places with a gun in my hands though even though I have no intention of shooting anything. It reminds me of my youth. And seeing you out with this Henry so captures that old feeling and reminds me of many great times afield. Keep up the great “work”!
I am also quite sure that sometime in my life I will arrive to the point where you are. I spent as much time in the woods as possible, but shoot very rarely already.
My grandfather’s Henry rifle was the first rifle I ever fired. When I was a young boy the first game I ever took was a rabbit with that rifle… the .44 HRF has long since run out and the rifle has become a simple show piece. my uncle still has that rifle and someday it will pass to my oldest son and my younger son will receive mine, which is a Henry Repeating Arms co. In .45 Colt… at least he will be able to fire it even though it’s not an actual original you can still purchase ammo for it and I do have an Ideal loading tool for .45C. The Henry rifle will always hold a very special place in my heart.
Thanks for sharing another fantastic video and for the cartridge boxes and forming kit that I received from you a few years ago… they have been well used and enjoyed.
Cheers! - looking forward to more fantastic videos
Oh, and by the way… what a fantastic shot!
You are a pure huntsman and show proper respect. Thank you !
I really like your coffee kit and reloading tools.
Thank you for this high quality video. The serenity, traditions and respect that are present in your hunting videos always make them a good watch. Thanks lots for your work! (And I love your Europe matches!)
Wonderfully presented and superb results. Eat well good sir.
Thanks for sharing your stories.
Reminds me of foraging, fishing and hunting with my grandfather in Scandinavia when I was a young boy. Respect and tradition was key to him.
Thank you for sharing with us, beautiful setting and looking like a wonderful trip.
Thanks for another wonderful hunting video. I appreciate how you respect the game and hold to tradition in your methods. The whole experience , not just how many shots you get, is most important.
That is tthe sweetest coffee set up iv ever seen great shot and thanks for honoring the kill
I just ordered and have received the little coffee set!
That's why I enjoy your channel
You look exactly like how I imagine my long gong grand dad
God bless his soul
Greetings from Austria!
I absolutely adore that little expresso kit. What a wonderful thing to see on your hunting trip, sir.
Thanks!
Many thanks for your support! :)
That coffee percolator is the cutest gadget I've ever seen for the task. Love it. Thank you for the video, Gus
That was a very nice video and I love my Uberti Henry 44WCF. Thank you for sharing this video.
I remember cooking coffee over an open fire in the camp - used a 3 gallon steel pot - Blue with white spots - and putting eggshells in the brew to settle the grounds - best tasting coffee ever - my last deer hunt was in 1984 - got a 6 pount 175 pound White Tail buck using a Mossberg model 500 Country Squire 20 gage shotgun and #1 buckshot
I love the effort ypu make to represent the best part of our passion, i don't have the same possibilities as in Italy hunting goes only from september to february , and hunting deer is almost a privilege since we are restricted in movement to different provinces to hunt, but i still enjoy your videos and love the dedication, greetings from Puglia
Another great video. Thanks for sharing it with us. And your Grandfather’s coffee maker is really cool.
Thank you for sharing your new and old memories.
I've always said that a hunting video should end at the dinner table. But, your's started with a coffee brake. I love your videos. Keep them coming.
s so impressed by your cinematography and the way you document your hunts and walks through the wood! I feel I am almost there walking with you! Cheers
My Favourite youtube channel
I will second that!
Absolutely one of the best, by far.
Guter Jäger. Respektvoller umgang mit dem Wild.
I have been watching your channel for a long time and it is always an adventure. Thank you for always taking us with you on the hunt in those beautiful forest-atmosphere. This admirable lifestyle is not granted to everyone and it is wonderful that you pass it on !
I am also personally interested in antique weapons with this forgotten aesthetic . Hopefully more great videos like this will follow in the next few years .
Greetings from Germany!
Thank you for yet again taking us along👍
The elegance of these productions is always appreciated!
I’ll be in Budapest this summer, any recommendations for a good shooting range?
Not easy as rules are quite strict here. What arms/shooting style do you prefer?
@@capandball im very new to shooting as there are no ranges in Holland where you can rent a firearm.
I’d be excited to try out just about anything.
@@I.G_NL Try this: capitalshooting.eu/?_gl=1*1kqx64d*_up*MQ..&gclid=CjwKCAjw34qzBhBmEiwAOUQcF-PbvFg1lOWVmu8JKJ-oRazHeosz_jKccBJoV6Q__xN16Fic8Cc0lhoCSW4QAvD_BwE
@@capandball thanks very much!
@@I.G_NL You are welcome. They are specialized in teasers for many type of arms.
What a shot. And what a feeling it must be to achieve one of your dreams, in this case the dream of taking wild game with a Henry rifle. I could tell by your expression after the shot that it was almost too much to take in at once. A mix of feelings, because achieving your dreams also means that it's no longer a dream. The classic and eternal bitter sweetness of a succesful hunt.
Thank you !!!
Brilliant job brother! I love the Lyman plier tool. I wish that was more common. Your videos are smart, beautiful and respectful!
Always have enjoyed your work!
Your content is down to earth and enjoyed...
It's great to see you bringing the younger generation into the outdoors.
Thank You for this Beautiful and Very Respectful trail in the Amazing Forest! I had my morning coffee with you, to your health! Everything blended and balanced so well with so beautiful a place on Mother Earth. The Native Peoples always called their game to them with great respect and offered tobacco much the same way you did with the leaves. This only goes to show us all how connected we all are as a human family and the great abundance Mother Earth provides to All Her Children of All Species. So beautiful a start to my Friday morning! Many Blessings and Good Shootin! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
Huzzah and we'll done Sir!
I love seeing the respect for the game, and the traditions displayed.
Of course, as a Confederate ( reenactor) I'm nervous around that " Horizontal shot tower" you're totin'!
Your videos are nothing short of phenomenal. You are appreciated!
I’ve always liked your channel. It’s old world meets new. Your reverence for the game you hunt is as it should be. Giving thanks to God and the animal. I enjoy the modern firearms when it comes to hunting, I can see your love for the old ways. Thank you for bringing this to life.
Truly respectful hunting harvest video. Thank you.
lovely rifle , beautiful hunt , thanks for sharing
Can you please provide some information on the water bottle you have? I’d love to get one like that
This☝👌
That a glass whiskey bottle emptied by my friends and me. The leather cover - also the leather hunting bag by the way - were all made by me.
@@capandball Excellent results!
@@_FNQ Thanks. I am absolutely amateur in leather working, so if you look close you'll find some minor issues, but I am happy that i walk the wood with leather stuff i made.
@@capandball As you should be! Perhaps you consider yourself an amateur but the results speak for themself...very fine work and something to be proud of. Thankyou for the wonderful , as always, presentation.
Great video of good traditions, clean harvest and responsible hunt! Great video all around!
Hi Capandball,
First of all, I'd like to say how much I enjoy following your work. No matter what weapon you present, each new video is of the highest quality.
For some time now I've been trying to get my hands on the reloading clamp for the 44/40 that you often use in your videos. I live in France, but after a lot of searching, still nothing. Can you tell me where I can buy one? If it's abroad, don't worry, I'll take care of importing it.
Wishing you a nice day,
Adrien
Sir, another succesful hunt. I was there, even the slightly elevated heart beat the moment the shot broke.. salutations.
I was born and live in the UK and so have limited access to firearms and hunting, etc. I have always been fascinated by firearms , however. I first became aware of the Henry rifle because of the film, "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs". Such a beautiful rifle and what was he doing to load it?
"This will tell the tale"
I envy you your ability to hunt as you do. The coffee interlude was also wonderful. That's something I can do.
Thanks! I really love some parts of that movie!
I like the camping seen! Congratulations on your roe buck! I like the 1860 Henry rifle! I have to put it in my gun collection! David Back from Menifee co KY USA.
What a great hunt! Thanks for bringing Us along. I would love to take my A.Uberti Henry hunting for deer; perhaps some day! Although Dad schooled me on modern firearms, my tastes are vintage, and I frequently used Ideal Tong Tools to reload my cartridges. My Best!
Fabulous coffee maker, I must admit I tend to use coffee bags when I stop for a cup and perhaps a bacon sandwich by my woodland hut. A small twig stove adds to the joy of being out with a rifle. Nice buck, cleanly taken.🇬🇧
That's a great video' especially the coffee kit.
Üdv a vadásznak, tisztelet a vadnak!
Ez megint csak igen hangulatosra sikerült (különösen a kávéfőzős és lőszertöltős része).
Köszönet a vizuális élményért.
Köszönöm a szép szavakat!
a very nice shot and a perfect end to what must have been some enjoyable times in the forest. enjoy your dinners !
Really enjoyed the video thank you
A very enjoyable video of a relaxed way of enjoying the great outdoors 👍
Very good job, I enjoyed so much, thanks :)
Great video!! Congratulations on your harvest!
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What an awesome hunting simulator. That would be very cool to have. The closest I get to that is playing wildlife camera videos on UA-cam and dry-firing at my TV.
Wonderful hunt and a perfect shot! Congratulations my brother! Well done! 👍🏻
I enjoy your channel. Thanks!
The espresso maker is brilliant. I have never seen such a wonderful gadget. Great video.
beautiful.
thanks for the beautiful video.
phenomenal shot. living the life
Congratulations on this hunt. Beautifully shot.
Always the best productions👌👌
Beautiful preparation, hunt, harvest and care. Good eating such a nice bit of venison!
Great video. Your reverent approach to hunting mirrors my own, but I've never heard of the three twigs... will use that the next time I'm afield.
The traditions are important, but it is much more important what you actually feel. I am 100% sure that you've been a good man without the branches as well. What ever we do to stop, think and feel is ok in my opinion.
Absolutely fabulous. The integrity and respect is immense wonderful hunt. Really enjoy your hunting skills with such classic rifles 🙏🏴
Beautifully made video, and great shot! I always get excited when I see that you’ve posted. I’m going out tomorrow with my modern Henry in .357 mag. I can’t wait to get a more historic model of rifle to use.
Keep your powder dry and good luck!
That is a good rifle! I think it is more important how you hunt, than what you use for hunting. Have a good time in the woods!
@@capandball Well said, and thank you. I am very very happy with my rifle, but something with good historic connections would also make my hunts more enjoyable for me. I’ll still enjoy myself today in the woods though🤣
Happy Friday!! Can't wait to see how this hinting experience went!😁👍
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Köszönöm!
Excellent work!😊
Awesome traditional hunt!
Always love your videos
That's great you make it a family time as well.
A beautiful hunt and movie as always. Always makes a men wish he could be out there.
Awesome video man love the hunting 👍
Excellent.
Great video.
Thanks for the video. Greetings from austria (:
Good job!
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beautiful.