BOWHUNTING TAHR NEW ZEALAND 🔥 BACKPACKING MOUNTAIN BOW HUNTING IN SOUTHERN ALPS
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2020
- Join me and my father as we travel to the New Zealand Southern Alps to hunt Himalayan Tahr. An iconic species that is currently threatened by the government plans of complete eradication. An adventure that I would highly encourage everyone to do it, especially with a friend, in this case, my dad. We start the hunt with the bow and after I join my father to share his hunt with the rifle. Special thanks to Shaun Allison from Exclusive Adventure New Zealand, Tom Overton, and Jerry Reedman who film this trip for making it so special.
Please take a moment to support the New Zealand tahr foundation to preserve the tahr and sustainable management through hunting.
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Love that you get to share the experience with your father. Well done ❤
Very moving these videos with you and your dad Pedro.
Your dad is a legend! did it when it was hard and now still going hard! You are a lucky boy Pedro
GOOD TO SEE YOU AND YOUR FATHER SHARE THOSE MOMENTS .... WONDERFUL!!!
Great moments ! Well done
Great to see father and son hunting together.
These are the hunts you will always remember. Kill or no kill. Thanks for another amazing video.
Huge thanks Josh!
Q maravilla!!
Fantastic moments spent with your dad, well done guys! Great memories.
Thanks so much!!!
living through your experiences Pedro...thanks for posting another amazing video
My pleasure Mario!
@@pedroampuerohunting Great article on Bowhunter magazine as well!
Amazing hunt to watch and to have you enjoy that hunt with your father is amazing. I thank you for raising the awareness of what is happening in our country right now, we must fight to save our tahr herd from destruction, again thank you.
hey mate, no one is eliminating Tahr.
We are just keeping the numbers down so tahr dont elimnate some of our native alpine species.
Ecosystems will become worse if they are less diverse.
It is 3x the legal limit of Tahr and that might make some of NZ's own endemic species become extinct.
Kia kaha and get some more so DOC dont have too!
Much appreciated mate!
What a great film and such a special experience to share with your father. Just a perfect, emotional representation of hunting.
Thanks a lot Jason, New zealand is a special place, it was awesome to share it with my father.
i always enjoy this guy especially when he takes his dad
reminds me of the trips i took with my dad who has been gone for years now
Awesome trip there Pedro !!! So wonderful to see the joy in your Dad's eyes ... no doubt the same joy and excitement as when he was a young fella. As hunters I hope we all never lose those feelings of being in the mountains. Cheers, Matt.
Huge thanks Matt, completely agree, nothing like seeing my dad still get excited.
Absolutely a privilege to watch you hunt with your family. I've already begun with my daughter
That is awesome Shane!
Wow! What a fantastic film. Just awesome!
Thank you very much Jonathan!!
Otro más. ¡Que maravilla!
Gracias!
Gracias Diego!!
Fantástico Pedro! Que aventura tan emocionante, además compartida con tu padre. Enhorabuena!
Muchas gracias Antonio!
Beautiful video Pedro!
Many thanks!
these father-son hunts are awesome to watch. Incredible respect to your dad. Well done.
Thanks a lot Peter!
I pray you have many more hunts with your dad , this is what hunting is all about ❤️
Muy buena cacería los felicito 👍👍
Awesome documentation Pedro. It's always
wonderful to see you hunting with your dad. Great footage!
thanks a lot buddy!!
Buenísimo! Enhorabuena a padre e hijo por compartir esos momentos y hacernos partícipes de ellos, un saludo.
Muchísimas gracias a ti por el comentario!
Me encantan los videos, que lindo que compartes la experiencia con tu padre!
Excellent hunt for Tahr! Great video Pedro! Enjoyed it like I was back in the mountains of New Zealand! Great memories. Well done.
Awesome! Thank you very much Cliff, looking forward to go back there!
Muy chulo Pedro! Que suerte poder compartir todos esos momentos con tu padre. Espero que podáis seguir así muchos años más ! 💪💪
Que dios te oiga, muchas gracias!
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Beautiful video guys. Such a special time hunting with your dad like that!
Thanks a lot Ian!
Congrats Pedro you got a really nice Tahr and ya don't forget to share your trophy room oneday 😅
Increíble Pedro, cosas así hacen enorme nuestra afición. Un saludo!
Muchísimas gracias Juan!!!
Loved the journey and the way you’ve presented it. Fantastic viewing.
Thanks a lot Jarrod!
Another great film. Well done.
thanks a lot!!!
Bravo jefe!
Gracias!!!
Impresionante cacería. Como siempre enhorabuena
Gracias miguel!!
Will have so many more views! awesome video!
Glad you liked it!
Great film work and editing to tell an epic story
Glad you enjoyed it Matt! Thanks a lot!
👏👏👏👏👏 excelente vide
Gracias amigo!!
Spectacular as usual Pedro!! Well done.
Many thanks mate, looking forward to hunt together one day.
Be a real honour to hunt with you one Pedro Ampuero 👊🏽🤙🏽
Impresionante vídeo Pedro. Y lo bien q lo pasarías allí con tu padre. Enhorabuena a los dos sois unos cracks. Un saludo
Muchimas gracias Luis!
Congratulations...👍🍁🍁🍁
Thank you so much
No pueden gustarme más vuestros/tus vídeos Pedro, de verás, me encantan.
Muchísimas gracias Jorge!!!
Excellent Pedro, well done and thanks for the english.
My pleasure! Thanks Andre!
Fabuloso que lo compartas con tu padre, en hora buena, felicidades
Muchísimas gracias Josafat!
Muy chulo el reportaje, muy currado, el poder cazar con el padre de uno no tiene precio, disfruta de estos momentos💪🏻💪🏻
Gracias Guillermo!
nice Pedro as allways!!
Thanks!!!
Que buen trabajo! Me encanta como transmitís y contáis toda la historia ,conseguís transmitir todas esas sensaciones mágicas que tiene la caza.. Enhorabuena!
Mil gracias otra vez!!
Impresionante ya lo avía visto en caza y pesca y lo he vuelto a ver
Muchas gracias!!!
Mira que hay cabras, pero el thar 😍😍😍
Increible una vez mas Pedro 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Muchas gracias Victor!
Excelente caceria¡¡
Gracias Angel!
And a free tenderizing of the meat!! LOL nice!
LOL!!! Thanks Greg!
Que lindo che que hermoso animal poder compartir con tu viejo es lo mejor imborrable recuerdo
Muchas gracias Hugo!
El espíritu la pasión y actitud de tu padre demuestra que la edad son solo números, felicitaciones para ambos!
totalmente de acuerdo, gracias Nacho!
Sorprendente, el primer disparo parece errado, el segundo muy bueno el lance con el arco para quitarse el sombrero!!!
El del rifle el primer tiro el animal ni lo acusa, son durísimos.
awesome video, keep up the good work in keeping the numbers down, its a shame they are so overpopulated as many alpine plant species are now becoming endangered due to there being so many... lets get those numbers down to a manageable size so DOC don't have to step in and cull next time!
thanks for your comment mate! Hopefully they work a solution out.
Incredible video of you and your father. Can I ask what month you ended up hunting in? Is May the best time? Starting to do my research for this hunt.
I'd say May or June! It's an amazing place to hunt, prepare yourself for a good hike!
We have Tahrs here on Table Mountain in Cape Town. The are escapees from an old zoo and now survive on the mountain. As they are not native to SA, officials have previously tried to get rid of them. But one of the requirements was to retrieve the body, which is near impossible as the Tahrs can get themselves into very tricky situations (for humans not the tahrs haha). I have come across one on a quiet afternoon and they bolted straight down very steep slope faster than Usain Bolt can cover 100m on horizontal ground.
I didn't know that! Thats crazy, its amazing how well they can adapt.
@@pedroampuerohunting what boots did you use on this trip?
El jefe todavía esta para dar guerra.....Enhorabuena
No para!! Gracias Oscar.
Gran reportaje.Hace unos dias que receche un rebeco con mi padre como acompañante y es una bonita sensacion. Te quería hacer una pregunta que igual puedes responderme. Yo mismo preparo todos mis trofeos en hueso. Tambien algunos en pecho. Pero me recomendarías algún taxidermista realmente bueno para preparar un animal dándole la máxima expresión y realismo en la zona de Castilla -León???? Conozco Garoz en Los Yébenes y Juan Bejar, Benedito o Taxtrophy en Madrid. Algo de esta categoría. Un saludo y esperando más de tus cacerías.
Yo trabajo todo con Garoz que hace un trabajo espectacular, yo se lo mandaba por correo y no me liaba más. Muchimas gracias!!
Great video! Waidmannsheil! Nice rifle your dad used. What make is it?
It is a Proof research .300 win mag with a Nightforce atacr scope.
Pedro Ampuero looks great!
Pedro, otro super video!!! Una pregunta, la Nikon Coolplix P900 seria una buena camara para hacer videos de caza?
Esta bien para grabar fauna, pero para lo demas a mi se me queda muy corta.
@@pedroampuerohunting Obviamente no va hacer videos como los tuyos, pero lo unico que quiero hacer son videos donde se apriecie la cuerna y que haga videos de calidad.
Tus videos son de otro nivel, hahaha
Awesome, what rifle caliber were you using?
my dad use a 300 win mag.
Gread hunt Weidmannsheil. Which Papers I have to provide to hunt with a bow in Spanien.?
Impresionante tu padre,
¿Con que rifle tira?
Es un Proof research .300 win mag con un Nightforce atacr scope.
Amazing hunt! Whats rifle and caliber?
It is a Proof research .300 win mag with a Nightforce atacr scope.
Why did you guys cut out the hike? That's the fun part.
After thirty very active years hunting in Australia I went to New Zealand after Chamois, Red & Whitetail deer & Wild ram about twenty eras ago. I got my bull Tahr on the first day, but that remains the all time hardest, most strenuous trophy I took in my whole life. So I know that country and it's Arctic like cold that makes your diaphram ache and how treacherous the footing mostly is. So all I have to say is.. your dad is TOUGH! The fact you can share moments like this together after he obviously got you into this sport is beyond value & will be precious long after he puts up his boots like I have at 71 years of age.
My dad is badass, he will never hang the boots, he is 71 now and still crushing it every day. Thanks for the message and get those boots back on!
Increíble menudo lance que arco y visor usas?
Es un PSE Expedite y el visor un Spot Hogg Father.
Muchas gracias Pedro eres un crak
you seriously wonder just how much meat off these bulls are recovered. Tahr is one of the best game meats in nz, would be a shame if they left all but the prime cuts on the mountain.
We packed the four quarters, backstraps and tenderloin which is most of the meat. It was good eating!
@@pedroampuerohunting good job mate, far better than a lot of the local hunters around here. Have seen some guys shoot 4 bulls on a trip, and take nothing but the hides and the horns.
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Aren’t these animals becoming extinct? Isn’t their a movement going on right now to save these?
GOVERMENT wants to eradicate them and kill them all. The movement is to protect the killing, and keep doing sustainable hunting.
@@pedroampuerohunting Bravo!Government should be fighting pests not game animals that are already part of the kiwi culture!
They use to be but now they are no longer an endangered species.
They are however on the path of making a few native alpine plant species extinct that can only be found in Mt. Cook national park.
Department of Conservation only want them out of National Parks and the numbers reduced in general because it is damaging New Zealand's alpine ecosystems.
The legal limit for them in the area is 10,000 and there is 30,000+...
National parks are to protect national wildlife, not exotics that destroy the environment we are trying to protect.
They are becoming a pest because of the overpopulation. That's it. That is all DOC are fixing. They are not eliminating the species.