Canadian Double - Hunting Moose and Caribou

[@briant7652]

Beautiful country & that is a fine rifle! Good stuff!

[@stokesjo82]

I’ve watched this video 3 times. I’ll watch it again next time it pops up in my suggestions.

[@bgcw04]

Right down the road from me. Great video. Love the respect you showed the animal and land. Just got my winter moose a week ago. Fall can't come quick enough

[@jonatansteven4905]

true hunter, no smile with dead animal. You respect nature, and i respect You

[@Mooseracks]

Nice rifle... I watch the video with the volume off... So, I did not catch the Calibre...or make of the rifle; For YEARS all my brother and I ever hunted moose with was a .270... 140 gr. Knocked down MANY bulls... NEVER LOST ONE and NEVER had to chase or track them... Shot placement IS what it IS ALL ABOUT... GREAT COUNTRY... AND GOOD JOB ON THE VIDEO....

[@eddiemosier1296]

I'm absolutely pumped because me and my dad might go there for a moose hunt in 2019

[@jusnuts1443]

Get a big one!!

[@eddiemosier1296]

Jus' Nuts I hope so, we're gonna go to the outdoor show in February to get a good guide for us

[@jusnuts1443]

Wish we had moose here in the South. That would justify my desire to buy a .375 H&H mag! But that's a bit too much for whitetails!

[@JebDMan]

So have you done it yet?

[@buymoreguns5924]

@@JebDMan I guess its not big game season yet.

[@oshlott5490]

Thanks for asking. There are two reasons for the second shot. First, on a wilderness hunt you shot as long as the animal is on its feet to avoid loosing it or a long follow up. And of course you shoot to minimize the suffering!! A canadian moose can weight up to 800 kg. Best regards.

[@skunny2797]

OSH Lott I always shoot until they drop

[@Kmecha84]

Spray and pray

[@beqirmaliqi6243]

Canada the greatest country in the planet proud to be Canadian 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@robkalibra3218]

Except for your socialistic government

[@Steen6319]

What a fantastic hunt. I did almost same hunt as you, and got me a nice bear to. No meat was wasted. Congrats with your Moose and caribou.

[@supahhotnoodledapx1602]

They are only good during berry season though.

[@CaptainPetrucco]

Very nice video. It was a pleasure to watch.

[@kjatexas3679]

The .375 H&H sure puts them down !

[@bunkertroll8111]

Nice film👍🏼

[@davemurphy3813]

I would love to do this hunt. One thing that bothers me however, is the hunter pointing his muzzle at other people while carrying it. I would be stopping and having words with a fellow hunter who did this near me.

[@robertboyd3863]

I guess he thinks , since he's carrying an African style rifle, he should do the African carry and swing the barrel at everyone

[@outdoordoug8588]

Because it is a side by side, the barrel end is heavier. This is called an African carry. It makes carrying a heavier side by side for longer times easier.

[@thanksleft]

Ya but these guys are professionals...

[@wayneparker9331]

Excellent work!! Two very clean, ethical kills after successful stalks, which is as it should be when you go hunting. I especially like it that you shoot both animals using open sights. That of course required you to get much closer to the animal being hunted and therefore more in tune with the animal in its environment. One thing I cannot stand is the new trend among some hunters of sniping at game from 1,000+ yards. Such long range sniping is unethical hunting, in my opinion.

[@adamdover3868]

well said

[@tonnywildweasel8138]

Like the 375H&H a lot!

[@robkalibra3218]

Congrats. Nice hunting adventure and really nice gun.

[@emmetpears2550]

Nice hunt

[@terrysmith-zt8ls]

Beautiful country & a good hunt. What caliber was the rifle in & what's the cost?

[@bernhardtochtermann1805]

Du bist wirklich ein Held. Die Krönung der Schöpfung

[@daleroberts4723]

Beautiful rifle what calibers

[@thatcherramsey1440]

2 absolutely nasty shots, thats my dream hunt right there

[@XCougar85X]

Absolutely beautifull. Absolutely love the naration as well.

[@distyable]

" I HAVE JUST ONE THOUGHT THIS IS MY MOOSE" 👍👍👍 " IF I HAD TO GO BACK EMPTY HANDED FROM THIS HUNT I WOULD BE EQUALLY FULL OF IMPRESSIONS AND ADVENTURES " 💜💜💜

[@XxN8iVeSc0uTxX]

bloody marvelous, vary classy rifle ..

[@skepperstad]

Thanks for a great video....its so great nature up north

[@leonardoamorim7859]

Canada, the beauttiful country of the world. I want to know and live Canada S2

[@JACKAL747]

It's a very beautiful Country I'm from Canada. Very Nice to Travel and visit alot of places. Only thing that sucks and this depends where you live In Canada is the Winter and even then isn't so bad but then again I'm Canadian so I'm probably used to it.

[@Historyvd]

beautiful animal

[@danieleberton6762]

Fatto molto bene con spiegazione più che corretta. Mozzafiato la visuale e 1 voce più che amica in sottofondo.

[@SeahawkCustomsPc-qk2zn]

Precision shot with a Rifle is more important then caliber of the rifle. I've used 223 and ,243 rifle on a mose. Its much better to be a great shot with rifle you like and use a lot. Then to buy big 375 and can't hit nothing with it. But its a very beautiful rifle and great video very nice moose.

[@bunkertroll8111]

What a nature LOVE IT Nice film 💪🏻

[@paulusmura8190]

Beautiful country

[@larmaribangofficial7992]

I wanna join your team buddy nice hunting ....

[@501bailey]

“f*ck, I hear pow, and i see the other one going and i see him go...” ahah so canadian. I’m from Ontario and this just became a dream hunt. Congratulations!

[@williammcclelland6789]

Awesome video. Beautifully shot What calber is your handsome rifle?

[@anders-krarup]

375 h&h

[@Huntingroom]

Beautiful movie!!!

[@garyhammond2213]

In Alaska, you cannot use a helicopter for transportation or hunting. What's with the Canadian government? Soon they will ban half the guns there, so it won't matter I guess.

[@brandonholsather2171]

The 7mm magnum or 300 Winchester Magnum are good choice too.

[@plebny]

WOW...fantastic!!!

[@Ansert123]

First shot on the moose was already a kill shot, why take the second shot? Especially when it hit straight to the gut. What a mess.

[@gatorade21000]

Not sure he's worried about eating them

[@johncalder3046]

Yes, but getting it down is crucial, saves time for the hunter and stops the animals suffering! he got the gut and then the right hind leg... so i guess its a win win

[@johnstacy7902]

You keep shooting until its dead

[@end8316]

to finish the poor moose's suffering maybe

[@100Predator]

@@johnstacy7902 Not really, a shot to the lungs or heart is a 100% kill but the animals tends to run off in pure adrenaline shock. My last deer ran like 25-30meters before it died, and it was a 100% lung shot.

Fantastic video, beautyful colours.

[@bonjourbrecht7000]

Well done good shooting

[@randyclement2429]

Do you not have to wait a certain amount of time after you fly in in the Northwest Territories to hunt

[@HuntingFilm]

Absolutely right Randy. The hunt started the following day. Regards from Germany!

[@ChetzNation]

what type round would you have to risk shots through the leg without ricochet?

[@DeutscherJagdblog]

Schöner Erlebnisbericht

[@anirudhpanwar6202]

Good stalking and shooting...tremendous

[@numans.254]

This video is making me want to immigrate to Canada,

[@kylelall1430]

What pack is that at 2:46 on the left?

[@walipotterries1647]

Is the hunting animals legal in canada 🇨🇦?

[@HuntingFilm]

Here you find the traditional windchecker from Henrik Lott: www.wildnissport.de/wildfieber-windpruefer-aschebeutel-modell-lott.html

[@akbarlhan6898]

Good hunting

[@billiebleach7889]

Majestic landscape

[@familytsai5149]

First shot: Thumb up. Er.... not second shot... Kinda wondering if 2nd shot is really needed.

[@robertboyd3863]

You never stop shooting as long as they are standing

[@steingali]

From the video it seems like you are using the Norma African PH ammo, which is loaded with the heavy 350 grain Woodleigh bullet. Was the Krieghoff DR regulated with this ammo from factory?

[@oshlott5490]

Yes, i used the Norma PH. The DR was regulated with this ammo by Krieghoff.

[@SuperMojito31]

Very nice

[@derekkonosky3559]

What caliber was the guides rifle?

[@Goodvybzfamily]

Looks like a great rifle

[@matthiasholzinger5717]

Was für ein Equipment Gürtel ist das ?

[@sh9683]

good shooting. great video

[@НиколайЧеремушкин-и6в]

Какая красота там,горы как будто нарисованы!

[@LEX__FERNANDEZ]

Epic hunt what cal??

[@oshlott5490]

375. H&H Mag.

[@martywhitt2539]

Love the 375 it like the 30 06 it only get better

What is the name of the outfitter?

[@oshlott5490]

Werner Aschbacher is the outfitter.

[@leedavis5774]

what distance do you limit your shots to?

[@oshlott5490]

+Lee Davis It depends on the size of the animal. A big moose I would shoot up to 150 meters free hand, a roe deer up to 50 -60 meters.But my ambition is to come as close as possible. Thats why i shoot most of my game at distances between 10 and 80 meters.

[@barryfenwick609]

80 meters should be a max. only pour shooters use scope.and desperate shooters pull the trigger more than 50 to 80 meters out.

[@LexLuthor1234]

OSH Lott hello, I am a fairly new rifle hunter, and Open sights hunting is what interests me by far the most. Is there some sort of online meeting point for hunters of this preference, where experiences can be shared, books and videos reccomended and hunts perhaps organised ? I just want to become as skillfull and nature connected hunter as I can be, and any advice you can give me would be appreciated! Thank you! :) Claus

[@ballygeale1]

what kind of a knife is on your side

[@oshlott5490]

PUMA IP Dagger Steg

[@YOURFISHINGCHANNEL]

awesome hunting

[@TheDrummerman1951]

What make is your rifle?

[@TheDrummerman1951]

thank you

[@marcusarturen9037]

Excellent !

[@mchughcb]

Hi Henrik, did you get much rust on the gun in those conditions? thanks chuck

[@oshlott5490]

+mchughcb Not at all. Krieghoff offers ilaflon coating (PH Pro coating) for their rifles, which makes it to a pure all weather-all Terrain gun. You can see it in the next Videos here!!

[@owltingidk3639]

Where was this

[@oshlott5490]

North West Territories. Between Whitehorse and Fort Simpson. Regards, Henrik

[@kauabarros9638]

Epic

[@simonsimonp7933]

the firearm at 2.50m not double rifle but rifle shotgun

[@alexandrecosta8024]

very very nice

[@bdcarpathianhunting]

Challenging and excellent hunt .

[@PalormaHunting]

Amazing work!

[@Volventures]

Damn that thing has some stopping power.

[@Mahkotaraja-v7t]

I love canada I'm from indonesia

[@bootsandgear]

Liked that.

[@clmis]

Thanks for the nice video, I will go there in the next few years.

[@ExF1Guy]

Muzzle discipline to make Baldwin blush

[@leonardosuman2213]

This is the hunter call of the wild on real life

[@jamesa.rodriguez8598]

Clean Carribou kill. Respect for the Creature and thanksgiving to God the Provider.

[@alexanderx33]

Beautiful, but absurdly expensive. Could probably buy a new car for what this cost, and it only lasted about a week.

[@davemurphy3813]

While I agree that this hunt is well out of most people's price range, the experience would outlast any material thing.

[@alexanderx33]

@@davemurphy3813 That's technically not true (heirlooms) but that isn't important anyway. What's really important when we talk about the price of things is: Is the displeasure (cost) of getting the money, less or greater than the pleasure (benefit) received from the trade. This would have to be very very very intensly pleasurable to equal all the time and effort of getting the money for it. For almost everyone (99.9%) it wouldn't balance out due to their income but that isn't even the worst part because of the opportunity cost. If you tried to find something that lasts the same amount of time but is more enjoyable and less expensive. I'm willing to bet you can think of such a thing, even many such things. As to being able to say you have done it, there are far far easier things to pursue (again remember the monitary cost is an effort) that nonetheless are both more personally gratifying and more respected by others ie, survival in a remote environment, making/building something difficult yet cheaper or not otherwise procurable, etc. Sorry for the long responce.

[@notsofast60]

Having a helicopter pick up the meat! Wow. He paid extra but got the deluxe treatment. If you've got the cash for it why not? Thanks for sharing

[@hubertusvenator5838]

If you think that a Krieghoff Classic is expensive, I suppose that you wouldn't spend $1M on a Boss o/u rifle. The Krieghoff Essencia costs more than the Classic. You could buy a house for the price of a Boss. You couldn't buy a Bugatti for the price of a Boss.

[@xeverettx2564]

Most people will not get a chance or even a shot off for that matter at either one of those two beast. This man was lucky enough to have killed one of each. Shooting only iron sights on the caribou had to be so hard. They are incredibly hard to stalk let alone get in close enough for a solid clean kill. I would love to see all the footage from that stalk.

[@InvestigatorPierce]

Lol my uncle and his two buddies have gotten a moose per year for the past 30 years...His last year they almost gave up and on the last day my uncle went to take a piss in the creek (to mask the scent) and he looked up and saw a massive moose...Even tho they had to be 20 hours to be helicoptered out he took the shot. they spent the next 14 hours butchering and hauling the meat to the the helicopter landing space. However I also know some people who have hunted 30 years and never even gotten close to killing a moose. Some people suck at hunting.

[@edwardsabo8368]

what caliber?

[@HuntingFilm]

+Edward Sabo caliber .375 H.&H.

[@AfricanlionORK]

+Hunting Film Creatives belted or flanged?

[@HuntingFilm]

+AfricanlionORK belted!

[@Richhunting]

perfect video, great gun!

[@SuperFrosty85]

Who had the funds to fly the meat off with a helicopter?

[@HuntingFilm]

That's the standard procedure of the Outfitter in the MacKenzieMountains, there is simply no other way to get a few hundred kilos meat out.

[@SuperFrosty85]

Ok, but whom can afford such a thing? Could this be an advertisement to sell hunting weapons to rich people?

[@shirakimazar3985]

krieghoff is a rich mans hunting gun they've been selling it to them long before these kind of ads

[@ChetzNation]

A fresh trophy moose in good condition in an area that doesn't require freeze packing can be worth 4000 usd in total market revenue.

[@alterverwalter122]

no problem for henrik lott! lott-lacke.de

[@jarangmilla159]

Nice👍👍👍 From indonesia 🤝🤝🤝🙏🙏🙏

[@LEX__FERNANDEZ]

Es increible ese paisaje si algun dia me lo puedo permitir me gustaria expedicionar

[@brennanleslie850]

Ok what kind of gibberish are these hunters speaking?

[@olafspetzki]

Good question...lets ask that German hunters presenting a classic German firearm what language they speak :-)

[@walle1sedano]

Exelent video. Congrats

[@knutjohnnybrevikdal7963]

show the second shot

[@germanwoodlore256]

Guter Schuss

[@LEX__FERNANDEZ]

What cal

[@tylarhaugan7908]

375

[@AbdulHafeez-cq6oo]

the great play of adventure

[@proriznian7765]

Hello Henrik. Looks like you had a great hunt with your double rifle with iron sights!! Hurrah!! Please let me know what knife you have on your belt, a Puma maybe?? Andrew

[@oshlott5490]

Dear Proriz, the knife is a PUMA IP "Dagger stag". Regards, Henrik

[@CARLPHILLY]

What caliber is the rifle, used for the moose?

[@HuntingFilm]

.375 H.&H.

[@TheDrummerman1951]

I use a 375 H&H myself. Have taken a lot of deer and elk with it. Best damn hunting rifle made.

[@ThecKo101]

I wish this existed without the commentary - his voice grinds on my nerves.

[@ThecKo101]

Not Hendrik's voice - the english commentator.

[@РусланХисматуллин-н2е]

Красота !!!

[@cacadorsppi3091]

UFC vi

[@bradleejones9959]

Got stranded for two extra days, but that's okay because they had plenty to eat! Bonus!

[@fishhateme14]

I want that rifle.

[@buymoreguns5924]

I don't think break action rifle will be popular in North america.

[@wayneparker9331]

They're generally far too expensive for the great majority of hunters' budgets. I don't think I've ever seen a second hand double rifle on sale go for less than $10,000. And with all the choices in excellent bolt action and other rifles at far less cost, most North American hunters ask "Why buy a double rifle?"

[@buymoreguns5924]

@@wayneparker9331 Not sure about America, but here in Canada we have some used double barrel rifle for sale. Price range from 3000 and up

[@FreakiMuffin]

It's not even popular here in Germany