Moose hunting - Is not always easy

Moose hunting - Is not always easy #shorts #hun
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Learn where and when to shoot a moose.
TELL me in the comments how you hunt moose.
If you love hunting and eating moose as much as we do, you'll want to check out this action-packed moose hunting collection featuring our best moose.
We hunt moose for meat, all moose harvested in this video were completely consumed.
Remember to film your hunts and send them to us. Email: [e-mail]
Moose hunting is conducted to limit the growth of the moose population, as an excessively large moose population would lead to extensive forest damage and an increased number of traffic accidents.
Hunting methods
Jämthund is a very common breed in Sweden when loose dog hunting for moose.
Moose bull and barking moose dog at the Norwegian Forest Museum in Elverum.
Wild dog hunting with a set dog is suitable in areas with large, contiguous lands. The dog handler walks with the dog loose against the wind. If the dog comes into contact with a moose that is standing (not running away), the dog starts barking. The hunter then tries to sneak up close to get a shot. Often, pass shooters are also placed around the seat where the dog handler walks.
Guided dog hunting differs from loose dog hunting in that the dog is always on a leash. The handler and the dog walk against the wind. When the dog senses the sight of a moose, it marks it and leads the dog handler to the moose. Even in this form of hunting, pass shooters can be deployed because it is common for the elk to be pushed out of the hunt by the dog handler during his attempt to get close to the elk.
Most common hunting dogs: An elk dog that is used, especially during elk hunting, is the sled dog. The Jämthunden is a strong and fast dog, the Jämthunden is also known for its similar appearance to the wolf. The closely related greyhound is also used in hunting, mainly for moose.
This is another film in our popular series "Hunting with Hound". In the film, you can come along as we hunt moose with our Jämthundar from the beautiful mountain world of northern Sweden to the moose-dense lands of southern Sweden. We are passionate moose hunters and spend a huge amount of time with our moose dogs. And, as in previous films in this series, we have focused a lot on the dogs' work to stop the moose so that we can get to shooting. And this film contains many exciting chase sequences. It's an hour long, so please watch it on your TV. The film was made by Emil and Kjell Lennartsson at Härkila

[@christofferwallgren]

Vad var detdär??? Skadskjuten o avlivning??? Eller...????

[@anderscalder4398]

Varför i helvete lägger du ut en sån skitfilm?! Knappast bra reklam för oss jägare!! Hälsn hundförare sen 27 år.

[@lilljagaren1204]

Håller med

[@mikaelmartensson3820]

För detta är oxå en del av jakten. Varför bara lägga ut fina bilder och skott för, man får ju visa hur det går till even om det inte är snyggt.

[@jmkhenka]

förklara för mig, vad är fel? Eller måste alla skott tas på 80 meter på löpande älg?
han tar skottet på kort håll och kan då välja vart det ska ta..

[@somefuckstolemynick]

Han riskerar möjligheten för att se till att hunden är säker, väljer sedan ett skott där älgen dör knall och fall med minimal köttförstöring.
Vad är problemet?

[@lm3617]

Skanda. Ingen jägare gör sånt skit😩

[@r.a.n4051]

Skadeskjuten sen tidigare? 😯

[@huntingtv4116]

Ja det var den

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De är kul när hundarna är extas och jagar men de är fan inge kul när de inte lyssnar 😂 grattis till älgen iaf!

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Grattis🎉

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