he does!

What’s wrong with this channel?

U just like animals and think hunting is bad but real men do and of this kind of moose there are hundreds of thousands of the same kind so it’s not like they are gonna make it go Extinct

Then why watch ?

They had to to save there lives

@@dinotamer7774 whose lives? Theirs? Why tf would they be there in the first place they obviously want to kill shit cause they are weird ass virgin people who never felt the touch of a woman. Like my guy gets pleasure from shooting such beautiful animals I get its a hobbie they got bu thats hella messed up. Mfkers are just weird as hell

@@zoogalon5882 yeah their live 5e bear was fucking charging they had to kill it it was deadly and so aggressive if anyone went into the woods and that charged they would be dead.

@@dinotamer7774 but they weren’t in the woods and the bear would get scared from gunfire anyway so he didn’t have to shoot IT. Mfking bear already ran away from the first shot yet they had to kill him. None of that would’ve happened if they would just mind their own business its obvious that they went there thinking they will kill something since they are “hunters”

do you even hunt?

@@richarddoucet7661 Yes every year, I hunt for elk and deer. I always believe its takes one shot to bring an animal down and thats the shot I take

@@imranyousufzai2007 that's surprising. because as a hunter you also know that hunting moose in alaska isn't easy. And that sometimes mistakes are made. AND that the first shot was likely a kill shot and the following ones were just to bring it down quicker. Then again you NEVER miss a shot right?

@@richarddoucet7661 I never hunted moose so I can't talk about it, though i want to someday. yes I have missed but never got opportunity for a second shot. My goal is always one shot one down, so far I'm lucky with that approach, most animals I shot were 100 yds or less. I never intended this is to be a controversy, I just take my time and shoot the shot I'm comfortable with. Peace brother safe hinting

@@imranyousufzai2007 how do you know that first shot wasn't a good one? I GUARANTEE the second one was. Maybe try not to be a cocky prick with other hunters next time.

Bears have a thick skull but most commonly carried handgun cartridges will punch through that skull. The problem arises when the bullet hits the bone at an angle causing it to glance off.

Hi Sondre! Thank you for watching! I was shooting a .300 Win Mag in a Ruger M77 Hawkeye, with a Trijicon 5-20x50 AccuPoint scope and Hornady Precision Hunter, 200gr ELD-X ammo. I'm a believer that if the animal is still on his feet, to keep shooting. Moose are big! The work that follows shooting a moose, to quarter and pack the meat back to camp is a chore, and to keep the moose from getting further away, I put the moose down as quickly as possible, while I had the opportunity. As far as meat wasted, very little. Only a little rib meat on one side and a little shoulder meat was unusable.

@@TrailingTheHuntersMoon as a huge hornady fan of both their SST and ELD-X, both are poor choices for a moose and it shows. By shooting until he hit the ground was the correct thing, only mistake was choosing that bullet for a moose. Partition, Accubond, barnes TSX all great for moose. Congrats on a nice bull though!

Ruff Outdoors if you have Facebook, check out the group Medium Bore Enthusiasts. We are firm believers that even with the right bullet, you’re still better off with calibers larger than 30 cal. 338, 358 and 375 deliver so much more energy on the largest game. I’ve seen so many videos like this where the animal is hit perfectly but the bullet is simply too small.

@@BlairStOnge thanks, and only a fool would argue that bigger isn't better on a moose. I guess my point is if your going to use smaller calibers for moose, do your research and choose the best bullet for the job. The ELD-X is a good bullet, just not for moose.

72 inches

@@TrailingTheHuntersMoon I moved to Alaska 8 years ago, I've shot a few, but 54 inches is the biggest yet.

@@israelandrebeccawarren9494 Nothing wrong with a 54" bull moose. I happen to get very lucky to have an encounter with a giant. It just goes to show, you never know what you will see in the wild! Thanks for watching!