Chamois Hunt 2023

[@warwickgibbs6303]

Mint vid. Dad / daughter time is precious. Us Dad’s won’t be around forever unfortunately!!! Cheers. 🍻😎

[@lucynilson]

Gotta make the most of it whilst you can that’s for sure! Glad you enjoyed the video mate

[@shanefreemantle5891]

Another great video, thanks for sharing

[@lucynilson]

Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@joshjameskiwibushman]

Good shit Lucy, some real good info on long range shooting from your dad there. I will remember that stuff, catch up!

[@chrispyskiwiadventures3583]

Good stuff team. Nothing like a bit of rock shootin to keep ya technique up to it.🤙🤙

[@lucynilson]

Yup certainly tested the technique with that wind!!

[@marcsharman4970]

Nice work, really enjoyed that! It's wonderful that you can share these experiences with your Dad, so special. Baby chamois are just the cutest!

[@lucynilson]

Thanks Marc! Very lucky for sure! Yeah they’re cute animals for sure!

[@bendb_wildaboutnz]

Good stuff! No better place to create memories and build character. Keep living the quality mountain life!

[@lucynilson]

Thanks! That’s the plan!

[@joefluerty]

Awesome video! What a cool place to head in to, surely a big buck holding up in there somewhere hey..

[@lucynilson]

He would’ve been hiding in some dead ground, safe from site 🤣

[@OHINERATA]

Good stuff awesome country 👍

[@lucynilson]

Wicked spot! Thanks!

[@tonystewart7287]

Nice, roll on the roar 😎😎👍

[@gjcoop5625]

Hey, I recognise that little bivvy, although I didn't experience such good weather. A very spectacular part of the world. I wish I'd thought of a chopper!

[@lucynilson]

Can imagine it would be an interesting night there in rough weather! Choppers are certainly helpful when your time poor!

[@johnmead8437]

Looked like some tahr maybe have been around one part there, if going back there & keen it may be a place something interesting may show up if looking hard enough. Good filming, giving a look at the country & what it's currently like. Bucks will not usually be near the nannies that time of year, often the opposite side of the creek though.

[@lucynilson]

Normally don’t see them over that side, not to say you get the odd one floating through. Thanks, wicked wee spot!

[@p9vdm]

Hey what’s the app you guys use to do your calculations for the long range shots ?

[@lucynilson]

Hey mate strelok pro is what we use!

[@Slipperygecko390]

Chances are you're thinking "Man it'd be nice to see an animal on the _______" every 5 minutes. At least that's what I do.

[@lucynilson]

Yup your right there!

[@KayJ47]

I find exhale, relax, squeeze the stock, not the trigger works for me Just how I do it. Works most of the time

[@gregoryross.303]

Wonderful video, and great hunting country there. I worked in that very area for NZ Forest Service in the early 1980s and worked on that bivy a few times, but not many animals there then due to helicopter hunting still being viable economically. Enjoy watching these Canterbury stags in velvet, taken this summer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bILOnaefm8ZohtU

[@lucynilson]

I’ll check that out! Thanks for that, certainly got pretty hammered by the choppers up through there!