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Enig i det 🙌

Hi, thanks for the positive feedback. Regarding timing, I would recommend August. Less snow would be the main argument. Mosquitoes would be the main issue in July - but for the most part OK in both June and August. And which leg I would recommend... It depends on how good shape you are in. The first leg is the most scenic and beautiful. But really rough terrain.. (pack light;)) The second leg is a much easier walk. You can follow the trail (small stone pyramids) for the most efficient route. Still scenic nature, but not as spectacular as the first leg. Hope you have e amazing hike! Stay safe 👍

@@villmark5552 Hi, thanks so much for your answer! We will do as you suggest and go in august, and try to do the first leg. Thanks again!

@@jeanjean9098 awsome!

Takk, trivelig å høre 👍

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Hei, selv takk! Jeg har ikke gått den veien selv, så kan ikke si noe for sikkert.. Men antar at det lar seg gjennomføre.

Dette er i august. De to siste ukene i august er sweetspot i Børgefjell 👍

Thanks, I'm using av 30.06 calibre rifle, and I usually go with the Norma Oryx (11,8g) for moose hunting.

Imponerende! Hyggelig å høre at du likte dem ;)

takk for hyggelig tilbakemelding 👍

There are no regulations, regarding use of supressors in Norway. And i really dont se why there should be any... Pros with supressor: Less recoil (most people shoot better with less recoil). Animals often stay more calm after you shoot. Saves your ears. Less muzzle "lift" that makes it easier to see bullet impact, and gets your back on target faster. Less/no muzzleflash in low light conditions, so you dont get blinded. You can often hear bullet impact. An indication if you hit the animal or something else. Cons: Weight and weapon lenght (not allways negative)

@@camelot2k the reply is very much appreciated, a fan from the USA

@@camelot2k oh shit I thought you were the channel owner, the reply is still very much appreciated!:)

@@camelot2k that's not entirely true, whilst the use of them is unregulated, the commercial sale and manufacure has to be declared with the police.

Hey, I’m glad you enjoyed my video. And thanks for a great comment! I’m using a GoPro Hero7 Black, with a Gorillapod tripod. We are hunting close to Børgefjell National Park. An awesome piece of Norwegian wilderness. Our hunting season is 25th September to 23rd December. But we’re usually finished hunting after 4 or 5 weeks.

@@villmark5552 beautiful spot!

Takk det var hyggelig! Vi fikk kjørt oss ja :D

I'm using .30-06

Hi André! You are free to go hunting without silencers in Norway. I guess they are popular here since they allow you to shoot without hearing protection or risk damaging your hearing.

Thanks for that info.

Takk for det! Ja, det er en krevende øvelse å være både kameramann og jeger.. Men veldig gøy når alt klaffer!

Hvitvinen fås kjøpt på Vinmonopolet.. Tror de fleste pol har et par ulike varianter å velge mellom 👍

It’s possible, but moose hunting is mostly a team effort.

I agee that rifles without silencers look nice and clean. But silencers are practical as they protect your hearing, and allows you to hunt without hearing protection. They also reduce recoil, but that was never an important benefit for me.

Thanks mate👍🏻

Jøss, takk for veldig trivelig tilbakemelding 🙌🏻

@@villmark5552 Slutter meg helt til denne tilbakemeldingen, skjelden god jaktvideo, tommel opp....Har trykket abonnerer...

@@astavi veldig gøy å høre 🙌🏻

Jeg bruker for det meste GoPro (Hero 7 Black), men det er også innslag av mobilkamera.. iPhone 11.

Not a calf, but yes there were two 1,5 year old moose. We pushed both towards the shooters.. But unfortionatly I gave away my position when pushing rec on my gopro.. so I made the shot before nr two cleared the hill.. So my film project cost us that last moose..

Thanks, that’s much appreciated!

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Takk, det var hyggelig å høre!

Så bra, takk for fint tilbakemelding!

Takk for veldig hyggelig kommentar! Det setter jeg pris på.

Hi, Bush Edge rifle cover is a new to me, but it looks very handy on their website. I use the Vorn hunting backpack, and I like them very much. Protects your rifle and scope during transportation, and gives you super quick and easy access to your rifle. Check it out!

@@villmark5552 Nice. I will look, thanks. Both the Vorn and Bush Edge are good. Skål

Kult å høre at du liker videoene! Man får tross alt ikke bedre stemning på fjellet enn den man lager selv :D Det er en Helsport LY Gapahuk. Vi (jeg) var veldig i tvil om den skulle få plass i sekken, men angret ikke et sekund. Spesielt ikke når vi er to. Det blir lite sosialt på tur hvis alle må løpe i hvert sitt teltet når regnet kommer.

@@villmark5552 Tusen takk for raskt svar. Skal sjekke rundt gapahuken.

Takk for veldig hyggelig tilbakemelding!

Takk det var hyggelig!

:D Åpenbart! Alt annet er oppskrytt.. :-S

Hei, beklager at jeg ikke svarer så kjapt.. Ikke så mye pågang med spørsmål på videoene mine :D Men det stemmer veldig godt, dette er Sørvasselva. Posisjon 65°42'46.57"N 12°59'9"Ø

Hei, enkleste rute opp Kvigtinden er som følger: Start på p-plass i Simskardet, videre på sti og bru i Simskardet, gå på nordsiden av Simskardelva, videre inn i Bisseggskardet, fortsatt på nordsiden av elva, opp til Måsskardvannene, kryss over vassdraget mellom vestre og østre Måsskardvatn (her kan det være mye vann og litt vanskelig, men har du Crocs er det greit å vade over), så gjelder det bare å finne slankeste leia opp til ryggen opp til Kvigtinden. Det er en drøy marsj tur-retur på en dag, så overnatt gjerne ved et av Måsskardvannene og prøv fisket 👌🏻