Thoroughly enjoyed this. I felt as if I was there as part of the hunting party. This just shows that you don't need to shoot a lot to have a good hunt. Also, what a lovely bunch of guys. Unlike those Australian clowns in the video a few weeks back.
Ì always like all that ya'll do! I watched some tonight that I would have been ashamed to show!!! Ya'll keep doing what you are doing!!! Your the best!!!!
@@AfricanSunProductions The one's that were so bad were not your's. Ya'll continue to post quality video's and hunt's. I hate it when they allow an animal to suffer. If you can't kill it with one shot then take another. Ya'll do that!!! Some don't.
Great video once again Martin. You have a talent to capture the true moment and the overall adventure. I only started watching your channel in the damn South African Lockdown period and it is keeping me sane to say the least. Keep them coming please. I watched your Mozambique part of Greg's safari last week and really enjoyed everyone's punchy comments that reminded me of my great times with my close hunting buddy's. Greg. All respect and admiration for not letting the shake get in the way of your dream. That 300+ yards shot with wind would tip a lot of fully able shooters. The PH. Great job taking care of your client and make him comfortable in following his dream. Hope you guys have a follow up camera man that shows the remaining days. If so, Martin please share although you didn't do it please
Good day Rhyno, and thank you for the great comments! I'm honoured that you are now a regular viewer and will keep it coming! I plan to release a full length movie one a week, and maybe a few short ones also. There wasn't another cameraman on the rest of the Namibian hunt, and to be honest it's OK like that, the next couple of days nothing much happened to film. The client and PH slept in blinds for 14 more days without any luck on Leopard. Greg is booked to return later this year for Leopard in Tanzania, so we're hoping this virus will allow us. Thank you once again for watching, have a great weekend!
Excellent production ans hunts. It’s like watching movies in this covid era. I am a nature enthusiast and watch your coverage regularly. Great people and great hunts. BTW what gun and caliber is he using.
Thank you for the comment and for watching, I appreciate the support. To be hones, if it doesn't have a record button, I don't know what it is! If you have time, scan through the previous comments, I'm sure Greg mentioned it somewhere. In my new movies I get the hunter to talk a bit about his rifles.
@AfricanSunProductions im Australian but been to Africa many times and I'm struck how similar Namibia in some areas and Angola to is very much exactly like Australian especially in the NW Ord River Kimberley area.
@AfricanSunProductions No its all work offshore oil but seen so much of Africa doing it I love the place. I do hunt but not in Africa yet I want to soon.
I hope you can come hunt someday, it's pretty cool. You are always welcome to contact me for references, I can send you to the right outfitters. Until then, thanks for watching my movies!
One thing I don't understand why the trackers don't carry rifles or a 9m/m pistol they are more exposed because they are at front of the hunting pls explain.
To be honest, there is no time for them to react with these weapons. Myself, as the cameraman, also don't carry any weapon. We have one job to do, and we trust the guys with the rifles to keep us safe. It's all team work and lots of trust.
Frustrated by the Nambians’ lack of attention to detail around a “bait site”!! The African leopard is one the worlds "super predators”! It was more than likely watching them sour the entire bait area with the freeway of human traffic. They need to read “Into the Thorns” by Wayne Grant and get an idea of how to bait leopards - the proper way! Other than that - great video and sequences and Greg appears to be a good man to have in the camp.
Good day Heath. I agree, Leopard is definitely one of the hardest and most special animal to hunt. I've learned over the years that each PH has his own way, and this time it just didn't work out. Cabous is usually very successful on his leopard hunt, and a good guy all round. To be honest, I also haven't yet picked up "Into the Thorns", but someday will. Thanks for watching and for your comment.
Sooooo did you ever see a leopard much less take a shot at one? Never saw anything with spots just a zebra for bait and sausage taken in this video. 45 minutes of nice video before you ever get in a blind. A PH who says not sure we ever had a leopard come in, what, but we have to make some changes to the blind set up anyway.??? Don’t think I would be very happy to hear my PH say that.....the blind looked like crap to start with. Hunters pay huge sums of money for leopard hunts and for the Outfitter/PH to not have everything ready for the blind and shooting rest to be set up is not acceptable. Folks This video is not what you might think from the title. However, with respect to results it’s what most leopard hunts are actually like. Some people hunt three and four times and not see a cat. Maybe thee is a follow up video where this hunter gets his cat!
Good day Charlie, and thanks for watching. It seems that you aren't happy with this video, I'm sorry about that. Like you mentioned most Leopard hunts are unsuccessful, this is especially true in areas like this one. Our client was aware of this before he booked the hunt, but also wanted the challenge. The video title does say Leopard hunt in Kaokoveld, and this is how most of these hunts go. The video description clearly mentions that we were unsuccessful in getting a Leopard, I'll never let my viewers watch 45 minutes without warning them before. You can however enjoy this hunt with us, knowing that this is all reality. Not all hunts are like the TV shows you see. Each PH in Africa has a different way of hunting, changing baits, changing blinds. May times I've wondered why on earth they would do something, and then the following night we get a Leopard or Lion. I've learned to follow their lead and trust them. This hunt doesn't have a follow up just yet. It is booked for September 2020 in Tanzania and hopefully Corona won't force us to cancel, but only time will tell. I hope you watched the Mozambique part of Greg's hunt also. He hunted many species on that hunt, knowing that the Namibian part would be much slower. Have a look: ua-cam.com/video/PrbZxUvSOmo/v-deo.html Thanks again for watching, and for taking the time to comment. Have a great weekend!
Charlie. Your comment is full shit. Wake up and grow a pair. You're contradicting your own opinion. Have you ever been on a leopard hunt I wander. I'm sure you have with no success. That's why you are dreaming someone else's life. Ps. No I don't know anyone in this video. But I respect facts from fiction and this video is not the latter.
Mr Lemmer your full of it. I have been six times to Africa and have a leopard hunt booked for this year as a matter of fact. Also have one previous leopard hunt aborted when S**t hit the fan in Zim 2017. Not living anything through anybody else. Have you been on a leopard hunt? If so enlighten me on your experience.
African Sun Productions yes I did watch second part or perhaps really the first part of the hunt in Mozambique and found it to be a great video. Respectfully I disagree with what you are saying with respect to the leopard hunt video. The title , at least what the average user can see, does not in anyway indicate that no leopard was taken. One has to depress the down arrow below the right bottom corner of the video to see the more detailed explanation of the hunt video. And yes in that part one would understand reading it that no leopard was taken. I still like your videos.
@@charlieaustin2818 I'm glad still watch ASP videos! I agree, the title can go either way, but it's still a Leopard hunt even if you don't actually get the Leopard. I'm a bit hesitant to title it something like "failed leopard hunt", since it's not really a fail. This client, among others, don't only come for the success, but for the experience. It's a tough one for sure! You mentioned in a previous comment that you have a hunt booked for later this year. I hope it can still happen, that internation travel will open up again and that we can all hunt safely. Where is your hunt booked, if you don't mind me asking.
I question the mentality of trophy hunters.You can't tell me its better to see a dead animal on your wall than to see a picture of a animal that is alive
Hi Johan, and thanks for your comment. It's not only about a beautiful animal you get to take home, it's so much more, and on top of that is the fact that without legal, ethical hunting, many of the wild areas left in Africa will become full of villages and cattle, and no more wild animals.
Are you willing to pay a $35,000 trophy fee to take a picture of a wildcat? I didn't think so, hunters are will pay that much for a trophy fee on an animal and that money goes directly to the villages, the government, and the Anti poaching teams for wildlife conservation!
Hi Matthew, thanks for watching an for the comment. Everybody on this hunt loves nature as much as you do, and BECAUSE of hunters coming to remote areas like these, there are still wildlife left. Without these guys putting a value to game, ALL wildlife would be poached out, every single one of them. First for meat, second to sell the hides on the black market, thirdly because they can have more goats and cattle if wildlife don't eat all the grass. Hunters pay for anti-poaching, waterholes, PROTECTION off game. Not everybody wants to understand this method of conservation, and that's OK. I'm just thankful that some people does do their part to save these animals. Thanks again for the comment, I hope you'll watch a few of my other episodes. As soon as Corona is over, I'm releasing some videos of a Rhino Relocation Project I'm part of. We have some local music artists involved, and I made a cool music video to Sound of Silence. I hope you'll stick around to see the other side of hunting also.
@@BossengerMatthew No worries Matthew. To be honest, I don't hunt at all, but I love the outdoors and I love filming ethical hunts. Needless to say that nobody doing illegal hunting will allow a cameraman to join him. All the hunts I go with are people who love the outdoors, love animals, and love to be part of preserving it for the next generations. The professional hunters I work with all protect these species. It's as simple as you won't destroy your only source of income. Rather protect and grow it not only for yourself, but for future generations.
Some cu*%t people on here killing a zebra for nothing. I’m sure this was not authorized, they did not have a permit to kill that zebra. Sickening to say the least.
You will be wrong, there were no cu*%t people in the video, just a few leaving uneducated comments. All the animals on my videos are part of government approved sustainable utilization programs that protect the land these animals live on, therefor giving the species as a whole a safe habitat to grow in. I hope you do some more research before posting another embarrassing comment.
lmfao >>> one hunter says to the other hunter ... " might not be till 10 am till they go huntin seems ole Fred got his hands in his pockets and they look pretty busy ". :)
Hi Don, I'm glad you got that one! Greg has so many jokes but many go by without being noticed. A lot of the good ones aren't on camera though. Thanks for watching, I appreciate the support!
Your night-time stars and Milky-Way shots are pretty cool. I always enjoy them.
Thank you Nathan! I actually need to record new ones but it takes so much time. We don't always have time on the hunts, it gets hectic sometimes.
Guys you're doing a great job most to the people who are living near that bread you are gaving to them means a lot
Thank you for the support, it's much appreciated. Sorry for the late reply, I'm not sure how I missed your message.
Thoroughly enjoyed this. I felt as if I was there as part of the hunting party. This just shows that you don't need to shoot a lot to have a good hunt. Also, what a lovely bunch of guys. Unlike those Australian clowns in the video a few weeks back.
Thanks for the comment. I agree, good people make a good hunt, not the amount of animals.
I'm working on the next movie, I hope you'll enjoy it also!
@@AfricanSunProductions Can't wait!
Greg is so positive and in great shape...he is tough....👌🏾💯
We agree!
Namibia is the ULTIMATE hunting destination
Namibia sure is a special and diverse place!
@@AfricanSunProductions adoro a risada desse Senhor mas muito linda dá risada dele assisto os vídeos de vocês aí na África
@@AntonioSilva-zb2ix Obrigado por assistir conosco!
Excellent hunting and great crew, PH, camera. Thank you for another great adventure!!! Be Safe!
I see you are binging our videos, thank you!!! I'll have a new one live in a few days, hope you like it!
Ì always like all that ya'll do! I watched some tonight that I would have been ashamed to show!!! Ya'll keep doing what you are doing!!! Your the best!!!!
@@keithfinnell7505 please share the ones you didn't like, you can send a private link on Instagram if you like, I like to learn and grow!
@@AfricanSunProductions The one's that were so bad were not your's. Ya'll continue to post quality video's and hunt's. I hate it when they allow an animal to suffer. If you can't kill it with one shot then take
another. Ya'll do that!!! Some don't.
Incredible production values, a fantastic presentation.
Thank you Ashok, I hope you enjoy all our videos.
Great video from Zimbabwe
Thanks! 😃 Glad you enjoyed it.
Great video once again Martin. You have a talent to capture the true moment and the overall adventure. I only started watching your channel in the damn South African Lockdown period and it is keeping me sane to say the least. Keep them coming please.
I watched your Mozambique part of Greg's safari last week and really enjoyed everyone's punchy comments that reminded me of my great times with my close hunting buddy's.
Greg. All respect and admiration for not letting the shake get in the way of your dream. That 300+ yards shot with wind would tip a lot of fully able shooters.
The PH. Great job taking care of your client and make him comfortable in following his dream.
Hope you guys have a follow up camera man that shows the remaining days. If so, Martin please share although you didn't do it please
Good day Rhyno, and thank you for the great comments! I'm honoured that you are now a regular viewer and will keep it coming! I plan to release a full length movie one a week, and maybe a few short ones also.
There wasn't another cameraman on the rest of the Namibian hunt, and to be honest it's OK like that, the next couple of days nothing much happened to film. The client and PH slept in blinds for 14 more days without any luck on Leopard.
Greg is booked to return later this year for Leopard in Tanzania, so we're hoping this virus will allow us.
Thank you once again for watching, have a great weekend!
Can't wait. God speed
Great Video good follow up to the Mozambique episode.
Thank you sir, and thanks for watching.
Great video and an awesome hunt.
Thanks for watching, Douglas! Have a great weekend.
Beautiful photography.
Many thanks!
Beautiful area and great filming. Enjoyed that very much. Would be a good place for plains game jagd...........thanks........
Thanks Billy! We appreciate your support. Agreed, good place for plains game hunting, LONG range shooting!
@@AfricanSunProductions Not many operators in the area, I think...difficult to arrange......keep up the great vids
@@billybud9557 There are a few guys operating there, tough area for sure but beautiful and worth the challenge.
Have you hunted Africa?
@@AfricanSunProductions Ya, but not enough!
Haha, it's never enough! Where have you hunted?
Love it when a good plan comes together and pisses the Disneyites off.
Disneyites!!?? Love it!!! Thanks for watching and for one of the best comments ever!
Excellent production ans hunts. It’s like watching movies in this covid era. I am a nature enthusiast and watch your coverage regularly. Great people and great hunts. BTW what gun and caliber is he using.
Thank you for the comment and for watching, I appreciate the support.
To be hones, if it doesn't have a record button, I don't know what it is! If you have time, scan through the previous comments, I'm sure Greg mentioned it somewhere. In my new movies I get the hunter to talk a bit about his rifles.
Awesome vid mate
Thanks Shaun!
@AfricanSunProductions im Australian but been to Africa many times and I'm struck how similar Namibia in some areas and Angola to is very much exactly like Australian especially in the NW Ord River Kimberley area.
@shauno1970 I've heard that before. Hopefully someday I can see Australia personally. Did you come hunting in Africa?
@AfricanSunProductions No its all work offshore oil but seen so much of Africa doing it I love the place. I do hunt but not in Africa yet I want to soon.
I hope you can come hunt someday, it's pretty cool. You are always welcome to contact me for references, I can send you to the right outfitters. Until then, thanks for watching my movies!
I love you brother I am from Pakistan 💕
Thanks for watching all the way from Pakistan!
@@AfricanSunProductions love you so much
I wish that he got it because he is very good man
That he is, but he didn't get it yet. He will return next year thouhg!
Namibian leopard are not easy
Agreed. Probably the hardest ones!
One thing I don't understand why the trackers don't carry rifles or a 9m/m pistol they are more exposed because they are at front of the hunting pls explain.
To be honest, there is no time for them to react with these weapons. Myself, as the cameraman, also don't carry any weapon. We have one job to do, and we trust the guys with the rifles to keep us safe. It's all team work and lots of trust.
Frustrated by the Nambians’ lack of attention to detail around a “bait site”!! The African leopard is one the worlds "super predators”! It was more than likely watching them sour the entire bait area with the freeway of human traffic. They need to read “Into the Thorns” by Wayne Grant and get an idea of how to bait leopards - the proper way! Other than that - great video and sequences and Greg appears to be a good man to have in the camp.
Good day Heath. I agree, Leopard is definitely one of the hardest and most special animal to hunt. I've learned over the years that each PH has his own way, and this time it just didn't work out. Cabous is usually very successful on his leopard hunt, and a good guy all round.
To be honest, I also haven't yet picked up "Into the Thorns", but someday will.
Thanks for watching and for your comment.
Вы работаете в национальном парке в Африке?
Нет, сэр, я путешествую по миру и снимаю фильмы по ходу дела.
Which year was this?
This was 2018.
Sooooo did you ever see a leopard much less take a shot at one? Never saw anything with spots just a zebra for bait and sausage taken in this video. 45 minutes of nice video before you ever get in a blind. A PH who says not sure we ever had a leopard come in, what, but we have to make some changes to the blind set up anyway.??? Don’t think I would be very happy to hear my PH say that.....the blind looked like crap to start with. Hunters pay huge sums of money for leopard hunts and for the Outfitter/PH to not have everything ready for the blind and shooting rest to be set up is not acceptable. Folks This video is not what you might think from the title. However, with respect to results it’s what most leopard hunts are actually like. Some people hunt three and four times and not see a cat. Maybe thee is a follow up video where this hunter gets his cat!
Good day Charlie, and thanks for watching. It seems that you aren't happy with this video, I'm sorry about that. Like you mentioned most Leopard hunts are unsuccessful, this is especially true in areas like this one. Our client was aware of this before he booked the hunt, but also wanted the challenge.
The video title does say Leopard hunt in Kaokoveld, and this is how most of these hunts go. The video description clearly mentions that we were unsuccessful in getting a Leopard, I'll never let my viewers watch 45 minutes without warning them before. You can however enjoy this hunt with us, knowing that this is all reality. Not all hunts are like the TV shows you see.
Each PH in Africa has a different way of hunting, changing baits, changing blinds. May times I've wondered why on earth they would do something, and then the following night we get a Leopard or Lion. I've learned to follow their lead and trust them.
This hunt doesn't have a follow up just yet. It is booked for September 2020 in Tanzania and hopefully Corona won't force us to cancel, but only time will tell. I hope you watched the Mozambique part of Greg's hunt also. He hunted many species on that hunt, knowing that the Namibian part would be much slower. Have a look: ua-cam.com/video/PrbZxUvSOmo/v-deo.html
Thanks again for watching, and for taking the time to comment. Have a great weekend!
Charlie. Your comment is full shit. Wake up and grow a pair. You're contradicting your own opinion. Have you ever been on a leopard hunt I wander. I'm sure you have with no success. That's why you are dreaming someone else's life.
Ps. No I don't know anyone in this video. But I respect facts from fiction and this video is not the latter.
Mr Lemmer your full of it. I have been six times to Africa and have a leopard hunt booked for this year as a matter of fact. Also have one previous leopard hunt aborted when S**t hit the fan in Zim 2017. Not living anything through anybody else. Have you been on a leopard hunt? If so enlighten me on your experience.
African Sun Productions yes I did watch second part or perhaps really the first part of the hunt in Mozambique and found it to be a great video. Respectfully I disagree with what you are saying with respect to the leopard hunt video. The title , at least what the average user can see, does not in anyway indicate that no leopard was taken. One has to depress the down arrow below the right bottom corner of the video to see the more detailed explanation of the hunt video. And yes in that part one would understand reading it that no leopard was taken. I still like your videos.
@@charlieaustin2818 I'm glad still watch ASP videos! I agree, the title can go either way, but it's still a Leopard hunt even if you don't actually get the Leopard. I'm a bit hesitant to title it something like "failed leopard hunt", since it's not really a fail. This client, among others, don't only come for the success, but for the experience. It's a tough one for sure!
You mentioned in a previous comment that you have a hunt booked for later this year. I hope it can still happen, that internation travel will open up again and that we can all hunt safely. Where is your hunt booked, if you don't mind me asking.
I question the mentality of trophy hunters.You can't tell me its better to see a dead animal on your wall than to see a picture of a animal that is alive
Hi Johan, and thanks for your comment. It's not only about a beautiful animal you get to take home, it's so much more, and on top of that is the fact that without legal, ethical hunting, many of the wild areas left in Africa will become full of villages and cattle, and no more wild animals.
Are you willing to pay a $35,000 trophy fee to take a picture of a wildcat? I didn't think so, hunters are will pay that much for a trophy fee on an animal and that money goes directly to the villages, the government, and the Anti poaching teams for wildlife conservation!
@@johnkertzman3223 100% correct, thank you for the comment.
You got that backwards.
There's always one in every crowd!
I’m sorry but I just love nature and I hate hunters who kill animals for fun.
Hi Matthew, thanks for watching an for the comment. Everybody on this hunt loves nature as much as you do, and BECAUSE of hunters coming to remote areas like these, there are still wildlife left. Without these guys putting a value to game, ALL wildlife would be poached out, every single one of them. First for meat, second to sell the hides on the black market, thirdly because they can have more goats and cattle if wildlife don't eat all the grass.
Hunters pay for anti-poaching, waterholes, PROTECTION off game. Not everybody wants to understand this method of conservation, and that's OK. I'm just thankful that some people does do their part to save these animals.
Thanks again for the comment, I hope you'll watch a few of my other episodes. As soon as Corona is over, I'm releasing some videos of a Rhino Relocation Project I'm part of. We have some local music artists involved, and I made a cool music video to Sound of Silence. I hope you'll stick around to see the other side of hunting also.
African Sun Productions ok thanks atleast you do that because some people kill for the fun of it.
@@BossengerMatthew No worries Matthew. To be honest, I don't hunt at all, but I love the outdoors and I love filming ethical hunts. Needless to say that nobody doing illegal hunting will allow a cameraman to join him. All the hunts I go with are people who love the outdoors, love animals, and love to be part of preserving it for the next generations. The professional hunters I work with all protect these species. It's as simple as you won't destroy your only source of income. Rather protect and grow it not only for yourself, but for future generations.
African Sun Productions ok thanks you I respect that.
Thank you sir, have a great day!
Some cu*%t people on here killing a zebra for nothing. I’m sure this was not authorized, they did not have a permit to kill that zebra. Sickening to say the least.
You will be wrong, there were no cu*%t people in the video, just a few leaving uneducated comments.
All the animals on my videos are part of government approved sustainable utilization programs that protect the land these animals live on, therefor giving the species as a whole a safe habitat to grow in.
I hope you do some more research before posting another embarrassing comment.
Yes. Know the subject before bsing about your feelings. No one cares about them. Just facts.
lmfao >>> one hunter says to the other hunter ... " might not be till 10 am till they go huntin seems ole Fred got his hands in his pockets and they look pretty busy ". :)
Hi Don, I'm glad you got that one! Greg has so many jokes but many go by without being noticed. A lot of the good ones aren't on camera though.
Thanks for watching, I appreciate the support!