DRIVEN HUNT EPISODE 11 - Wild boar, deer and mouflon at Eriksberg in southern Sweden
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2020
- In this episode, Tobias is on a driven hunt for deer, wild boar, and mouflon at Eriksberg in southern Sweden. Eriksbergs is a unique estate of app. 3200 acres. Most of the area is high fenced and there is a dense population of wild boar, fallow deer, red deer, mouflon, European bison, and Père David's deer.
Eriksberg is not mainly a hunting area, it is a park for visitors to observe wildlife, but of course, the population will increase and needs to be regulated.
Even if there is a lot of game, it is hard to get a clean shot and at Eriksberg there is also a lot of stones and rocks to consider when shooting.
Come along with Tobias for a day of exiting driven hunt.
2:00 The first beat.
7:44 Wild boar - More or less than 60 kgs?
9:22 The second beat - Père Davids Deer
12:10 The third beat - A lot of big fallow stags.
16:48 Tobias shoots a big fallow deer.
We get a lot of questions regarding equipment, so we do a short list here of the things we use:
Rifle: Steel Action HM in caliber 9,3x62
Scope: Trijicon AccuPoint 1-6x24
Silencer: Stalon X-series
Scope mounts: Spuhr Hunting series
Ammunition: Hornady GMX
Radio: Lafayette Smart 155
Clothing: Pinewood
Adjustable stock: Kolvkam.se
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Publisher: Tobias Åberg
Very ethical shooting sir .Safety paramount and nice choice of trophy .
Thanks for your nice comment!
We do our best to try to show and promote safety as much as we can.
//Tobias
Just discovered some of your videos and it is really good material. Just this one - fenced hunting not my cup of tea but I respect that others like it and understand that it might give good footage, not for me to decide for others. Especially across different hunting cultures (countries/traditions) it becomes obvious how bound we are by our own tradition. In Norway only small dogs allowed on roe deer, a few miles south only big dogs that can take game down. In Africa, only head shots as to not waste any meat - in Norway you can go to jail for the same shot.
Hi,
Thanks for your feedback. Like you say, hunting style and traditions vary a lot around the world. Many hunting film producers make a film in fenced areas, but won't just tell about it. We decided to be open and transparent about it, in the end, I think that this is for the best.
Normally I do not either enjoy fenced areas for driven hunts, but as you say, it is easier to get some video....but I will probably never hunt in a normal 100-300 ha "Fenced- hunting-area", because I do not like the idea of that animals is brought up just to please hunter to take their lives for fun.
The reason I accept and enjoy to hunt in Eriksberg, is that Eriksbergs main purpose is not hunting. It is a place for people to observe wildlife and they keep genetic pure deer as a gen-bank. Of course, the animal population rises and need to be culled off. I realize that there are different shades of grey when it comes to explain and understand these differences, but for me, it is a great difference in the main purpose of why the animals are fenced, how big the area is, and how the hunt is performed.
(The absolute vast majority of hunts and videos we do is in open areas, we visit Erikberg maybe once or twice every year and so for no other fenced areas.)
//Tobias
Just got tuned into your show and really like them. The Croatian hunt really got me interested in your content.
Keep up the good work. 🇺🇸
Thanks!
I am glad you like the content.
//Tobias
Loved seeing the Pere Davids coming through. Very few stags, almost all hinds. And they are big animals. Nice film, thanks.
Colin,
I am happy that you liked the film. I have not studied the Pere Davids deer, I am not familiar with how they live, but I have seen several single walking males at other times when I visited Eriksberg. Maybe the herd structure is that a strong male pushes out the younger ones.
I wish you a nice day,
Tobias
The Pere David's Deer almost have a face similar to Moose
I also enjoy watching your driven hunts
Nathaniel, I am happy that you like our Driven Hunt videos.
I wish you a nice evening!
Tobias
Waidmannsheil Tobias 📯🦌🌿 Thank you for the great content and another ethical hunt. Great to see that you take the time for the correct identification of race, sex, age, weight and condition of the animal. Both 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks and waidmanns dank! I am happy that you appreciate my videos, it makes it worthwhile producing them!
Have a nice evening!
Tobias
En bra och genomtänkt film med säkerheten i fokus. Stort grattis till en mycket fin skovel.
Tackar Calle, roligt att du gillade filmen.
MVH
Tobias
Really nice 👍
Thanks, Invar!
Glad you liked the video.
Regards,
Tobias
Härlig jakt och fin hjort, grattis Tobias. Ser fram emot fler filmer.
Tackar, roligt att höra!
MVH
Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting Har själv erfarenhet av att jaga i hägn och det är inte detsamma som att gå in och "hämta" vilt, det är snarare som vilken såt som helst. Säkerhet, kulfång, jägarmässigt
@@terjelindstrom7257 Det är andra utmaningar i hägn som jag ser det, sen är det givetvis skillnad på storlek och vilttäthet samt terräng.
//Tobias
My favourite hunting channel. Keep up the good work. Cheers from Canada
Thanks Peter, that was nice to hear!
Cheers to you as well!
Tobias
Great show as always.
Martin, glad you appreciated the video!
//Tobias
Hi Tobias! Absolutely nice video again, and absolutely more than 60 kg... :)
Thank you, Ferenc! Nice to hear.
Yes, I agree, more than 60 kg.
//Tobias
Great video as always. 👌
Thanks, Timmy!
//Tobias
Those David’s Deer took me by surprise thought it was some type of Red Deer. Excellent video look forward to seeing more.
ALBassMaster I am happy that you liked the video, thanks!
//Tobias
The Wild Boar in your video was way over 60kg (my guess). Where do I find the information around the T-Shirts? (I´m curious if I have won one of these ;-))
Agree, over 60 kg. There is a pinned comment with all the winners. I was a little late to put it up, forgot it when the film was published....
//Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting I can't find it...
10:22 At first I was like oh that's a weird moose then as more came in I was like oh wow why are there so many moose? After a moment it hit me that they are pere davids deer
They sure look strange, the Davids Deer. ;-)
//Tobias
Hope you enjoy this video.
Here is the names of the 5 winners in our "Give-Away" in Driven Hunt ep. 10.
"Madbulgarian"
"Olaaf Brentot"
"Eric Zwiggelar"
"Mats O"
"Pär Kragh"
Please contact me at info@redmoose.se so I can get your postal address for the shipping of the T-Shirt.
Best Regards,
Tobias
You guys r good !
Thanks Mr Singh!
//Tobias
80+kg klart.
Endnu en god film
Roligt att du gillade filmen. Håller med dig om vikten, klart över 60 kg i alla fall... ;-)
//Tobias
That deer you cal Davids hjort is that not à kronhjort on swedich?
No, Père David's Deer is "Davids hjort" in Swedish. Red Deer is "Kronvilt" in Swedish.
//Tobias
Great video! Do you have any experience with the stalon x108? I was thinking about getting it for my .308.
Glad you like the video!
Yes, I have quite a lot of experience with the Stalon X108. I can highly recommend it for .308Win. A very good choice!
//Tobias
How many square meters is this fenced area?
Hmm, if I calculate correctly it is 10 million square meters, app. 1000 hectars.
//Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting I'm not a friend of it, but you should do how you like. I also hunted in Africa in a 1.000ha fenced farm, but the fencing there is mainly for marking the borders. Surely big animals can't cross it, but small game like warthogs and predators goes where they want to go. 1.000ha is a very big area, so compared to the bad calling I think its still OK to call it "hunting". Waidmannsheil 📯🌿
@@TimmBellafonte I agree with you and understand what you mean. I know it is VERY hard to tell the different shades and aspect of what someone like or accept. For me, there is many different aspects of hunting or not hunting in fenced areas. It is not only black or white, so to speak.
In this case, the animals are not fenced mainly for hunting. For me, it feels much more OK to hunt them there since they must regulate them. I understand that this can be hard to explain, but compared to a similar area f 1000 ha, there someone keeps animals just for hunting, for me personally, it would feel less attractive to hunt in a place like that. I think it for me is the underlying moral of that we should not keep animals fenced, just to become live targets. So even if the results are the same, for me it makes a difference.
...hope you understand what I am trying to say... ;-)
//Tobias
Great Video Tobias!! Can you Tell all the Game Spezies in South sweden?
Hi, we have roedeer, fallow deer, red deer and wild boar free-roaming in Southern Sweden. There are more or less densely populated areas of each species. Mouflon are very rare and we do not have them in the far south, it is more in the Stockholm area and some spots here and there south of Stockholm.
Regards,
Tobias
Red Moose Hunting are there also Elk in the south?
Carlos Trenkamp Yes, forgot to mention the moose. It is right, it is all over the country, more or less.
Red Moose Hunting Sounds like the perfekt Hunting area! Hope that i one day am able to Go Hunting in sweden
Rolig jakt att se på
Kul att höra!
//Tobias
Do they sell hunts in Eriksberg??
Yes, in limited numbers.
//Tobias
Thats why I never go to driven hunts where they announce a weight limit. You are not effective anymore and that was wasted chance on a single male boar. It was a boarder case around 60-70kg I would guess, maybe only a little more if you weight without guts like we do in Germany. Otherwise it would be far over 60
Like your videos especially since your very open video about your risky shot with the other hunter in the background
Thanks for your comment. :-)
As I see it it is a part of the management to limit or restrict the toll we take. On deer for example we often have different classes of deer and leave some to grow older and we cull some. As I see it when it comes to wild boar it is the same. In many populations, we need a higher count of old male boars. We also need to protect the big females that lead the heard. The main toll shall be taken on the young ones and driven hunt is perfect for culling high numbers. Then when stalking and shooting at bait, it is easier to evaluate and adjust the cull of the older wild boars. There you have a better chance to see if a female has small ones or estimates the age of males. As I see it, this is hard to do for a general hunter on a driven hunt and you can never know if a bigger female is alone or if she just been cut off from her young ones.
Another aspect to take into consideration is how dense the population is and if there are big problems caused by the wild boars, so of course, it can be different strategies depending on which area you are hunting in.
Here in Sweden we normally talk about the living weight of the wild boar when setting weight limitations at ha hunt. So in this case I would say the the boar is far beyond 60 kg. However, when talking about the meat of the dead game, we normally talk about the "slaughter-weight". This is the carcass of only meat and bone, with the guts, skin, head, and feet taken away.
I am glad you like our videos,
I wish you a nice day!
Tobias
Bra film och gratulerar till skoveln! Hade varit roligt och veta valören på medaljen till den?
Tackar!
Blir säkert något inlägg påInsta eller FB när jag fått den bedömd.
Ha en bra kväll!
Tobias
vart kan man köpa steelAction hs i sverige?
Ture,
JAg själv har inget med försäljning att göra, men ring Holmgrens Vapenpå 044-800 01, de distribuerar Steel Action i Sverige och vet vilka andra butiker som är återförsäljare.
MVH
Tobias
having a Kg limit on boars with a contagious disease on the doorstep thats brilliant
You have to take different precautions depending on where you hunt. Here in Sweden, we do not have the disease nearby and we have the baltic, but of course, the disease can spread faster than expected. However, as I say in the video, this is a fenced area, so that is also a reason to consider.
//Tobias
Never heard of a David's deer
Now you know... ;-)
Hope you liked the video.
I wish you a nice day,
Tobias
This looks like a fenced hunt...
Correct, as I say in the film and write in the description, so it is nothing I try to hide if that was something you wanted to indicate. It is Eriksberg in Blekinge, a fenced game reserve. The area is not fenced for the hunting, but of course, they need to cull of animals every year.
I wish you a nice evening!
Tobias
Kanonbra film igen👍🏻
Roligt att du gillade filmen, Peter!
MVH
Tobias
Proffsigt!
Tackar! 😀
//Tobias
Nice shoot my friend
more than 60kg. small keiler
Yes, I agree with you, definitely over 60 kg, more 80-90 kg I would guess and I would say it is a male.
//Tobias
Plenty fallow on that hunt 👍 awesome fallow Buck you shot .
The wild boar - 75kg to 85kg in weight I think, very hard to tell
Thanks!
It is always hard when it comes to single wild boars, but it is over 60 kg, but if it is 80, 90 or 100 kg, I have a hard time to say...
//Tobias
Mellan 70-80 kilo tror jag galten vägde
👍
första såten ser djurens beteende ut som om de går i ett hägn - stå still trots hundar och vänder tillbaka ofta.
Jo, så är det.Precis som vi skriver i beskrivingen och säger i filmen, så är Eriksberg ett hägnat område, inget som vi försöker dölja.
Eriksberg är inte ett jakthägn, du kan läsa mer om Eriksberg på www.eriksberg.se De måste hålla en viss avskjutning varje år för att inte få för mycket djur där.
Ha en bra kväll,
Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting - jag missade det i beskrivningen - men lite kul att man ändå kände igen beteendet ;-) ha en fin helg.
@@P.E.J. Jo, absolut så beter sig hägnat annorlunda, kul att du såg det.
Ha en bra kväll!
Tobias
PE J the deer on the film is {milu deer}
@@vegardberger8516 ???
Davidshjort
Jag skulle säga att vildsvinet vägde ca 85kg
Skulle nog vilja instämma i det. ;-)
//Tobias
Elaphurus davidianus (named: milu in China)
👍🏼
Senfärdig är bara förnamnet! //C
Förstår inte vad du menar med denna kommentar.
Må väl,
Tobias
More like 70-80 kilos
Yes, I think you are right, my guess is 80-90, but it does not matter, it is well above 60 kgs. ;-)
//Tobias
I guess 85kg
I would agree, 80-90 kg. 😁
//Tobias
Darz bór
Waidmanns dank!
//Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting 9i
@@mikerowe1496 9i ?
//Tobias
M
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Spelar väl ingen roll vad det väger, du skjuter ju inte i alla fall! Min bedömning var att du hade skottmöjlighet men "vågade" inte! C
Hej,
Jo, det spelar stor roll vad vildsvinet väger. När jaktledaren tillåter att endast vildsvin upp till 60 kg får fällas, för deras avskjutningsplan skall hållas, då anser jag att man skall respektera det och inte chansa. Jag personligen tycker det är både oansvarig och icke jägarmässigt att skjuta på vilt som man inte säkert kan identifiera som skjutbara enligt upplåtet vilt för dagen.
I fallet med vildsvinen på filmen anser jag både nu och då att det var rätt bedömning av vildsvinet väger över 60 kg.
Här på UA-cam för vi diskussioner helt utan möjlighet att se vem som är på andra sidan av en "UA-cam-identitet", och jag upplever den kommentar som väldigt provocerande. Menar du på allvar det du skriver, så anser jag att det är en extremt "icke-jägaräässig" kommentar från någon som är skytt och inte jägare.
Ha en bra dag,
Tobias
I wish the deer had a rifle too, maybe it would of been more of a challenge
Thank you for your constructive comment.
I wish you a nice day!
Tobias