My favorite channel on youtube. It's evident how hard you guys work. Filming yourself solo with multiple cameras bow hunting in open country like that? dang...awesome....
Remi, you are one of the best hunter, with patient and sometime frustrated with it,but at the end, you mostly conquer with your heart and persistent..well done..
Joshua Jensen lol if they did there research they would be hunting moose or wapiti in Fiordland new zealand but they didnt they went so easy private land
HI Remi, Firstly love all your videos great watching. Was this fallow buck on public land or private? Did you need tags? Was thinking of heading over to NZ soon. Cheers
Mark5Fish this is private land, the "best" fallow trophies in NZ are generally found on private land. With private land hunts you can normally hunt them "behind wire" or "free range". Shooting a fallow buck free range is more desirable to the "real" hunter, and while the deer numbers are higher than say on public land, actually managing to shoot a "trophy" buck can be a real challenge. Fallow can be hunted easily enough on public land here in NZ as well. Numbers are lower but there are plenty of places to hunt them. You don't need a tag. If hunting on private land, you'll pay for access fee or a trophy fee and possibly a guide fee etc. If public land you need to sort hunting permits with the Department of Conservation, which normally doesn't cost anything, and hunting can be self guided, or you can do some research on employing a contract hunting guide, which I would suggest. Google is you friend in this case. Getting in touch with a guide is a good start, often they'll have private and public land blocks he/she can take you.
Too much advertising! Plus if I may be so bold to suggest use a car chamois to clean/clear your optics! Been using them for years hunting here in Canada, they remove frost, rain, snow on everything from prescription eye glasses to kids ski goggles, to scope and camera optics. They work they are cheap and they don't scratch the lense.
My favorite channel on youtube. It's evident how hard you guys work. Filming yourself solo with multiple cameras bow hunting in open country like that? dang...awesome....
Such great footage all by yourself. A lot to be proud of. Thank you.
Great video I love seeing all the episodes in the home country new Zealand hopefully will get a deer My self there one day!!
Great video! Always Great camera work! Keep the videos coming!
Remi, you are one of the best hunter, with patient and sometime frustrated with it,but at the end, you mostly conquer with your heart and persistent..well done..
In NZ we call South Island "the mainland"
What kind of boots do y'all use? I'm out of Idaho! Can't wait for this elk season!
Great vid, mad skills!
Remi, you do realize you can turn that blinking red light off on that gopro, right?
Jeez,
Leave your boots on...your feet stink and the rocks are sharp!
Nice shooting and great video(s). My family loves them all!!
From Montana!!
Awesome video mate enjoyed that we'll done👍
You need a pair of lightweight moccasins for those final stalks and for around camp at night.
I too am a Nevada Native. It's crazy how similar that looks to home.
Cool hunt...I find it fascinating that a small bodied deer carries such a massive rack...nice camera work
Joshua Jensen lol if they did there research they would be hunting moose or wapiti in Fiordland new zealand but they didnt they went so easy private land
Did you put in for any tags in Nevada this year?
What is that back pack that you use on this hunt? Thank you.
HI Remi, Firstly love all your videos great watching. Was this fallow buck on public land or private? Did you need tags? Was thinking of heading over to NZ soon. Cheers
Mark5Fish private land... and notice a lot of edited parts that cos its all hyped up look and new zealand hunting adventures real shit real poeple
***** i was an idiot for watching shit tv on youtube it makes NZ hunting look mediocre thank fuck we have awesome hunting tv here lol
no one cares
Mark5Fish this is private land, the "best" fallow trophies in NZ are generally found on private land. With private land hunts you can normally hunt them "behind wire" or "free range". Shooting a fallow buck free range is more desirable to the "real" hunter, and while the deer numbers are higher than say on public land, actually managing to shoot a "trophy" buck can be a real challenge. Fallow can be hunted easily enough on public land here in NZ as well. Numbers are lower but there are plenty of places to hunt them. You don't need a tag. If hunting on private land, you'll pay for access fee or a trophy fee and possibly a guide fee etc. If public land you need to sort hunting permits with the Department of Conservation, which normally doesn't cost anything, and hunting can be self guided, or you can do some research on employing a contract hunting guide, which I would suggest. Google is you friend in this case. Getting in touch with a guide is a good start, often they'll have private and public land blocks he/she can take you.
Thanks most appreciated
how many pins do you have on your sight?
What brand camo clothes are being worn in this video?
what is the name of the camo clothing worn in this episode?
"Welcome to Mordor."
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Those deer caught in the fence :(
miss hyne told me that you were in Alaska
Do u even get the meat
God that first buck that busted you was nice, shame you didnt get a crack at him.
Too much advertising!
Plus if I may be so bold to suggest use a car chamois to clean/clear your optics!
Been using them for years hunting here in Canada, they remove frost, rain, snow on everything from prescription eye glasses to kids ski goggles, to scope and camera optics.
They work they are cheap and they don't scratch the lense.
jaykob
and they "roar" not croak
They croak down here in New Zealand the Red stags roar.
its a stag not a buck. and hinds not does
Fallow males are bucks.. Do some research mate