EPIC Canadian Moose Hunt - Two Giant Bulls!

In this week's episode of Realtree Global Hunting, Ian Harford is hunting moose in the epic Canadian landscape of Newfoundland. Previously on his Canadian travels, Ian took a crack shot and dropped a massive Canadian Moose; today, he's after more. Two to be exact. He's got two tags to fill, and two monster moose in his sights.
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[@TeamWildTV]

Wow! Thanks Davey! We really appreciate the support. I've had a huge amount of success over the years with Ironbound and hope you one day achieve your moose hunting goals :-)

[@CaiCanMake]

I am confused as to why anti-hunters even clicked on this video... more so, why they decided to comment. what do you guys expect??? this is a video of a guy hunting, if you are so butthurt about it, go complain to PETA or something, it is not appreciated here.

[@S3R3NTY]

idk man some of them are just plain dumb hyporcrites. I'm pretty sure in their mind meat just magicly fills the shelves of every supermarket thanks to the magical meat fairy.

[@CaiCanMake]

jojojojo5353 there are quite possibly a wide variety of reasons many hunt; in fact, quite a low percentage of hunters use hunting as just a way to go on a killing spree. first: there is meat. not the kind you can go buy at the store that's been pre-processed and injected with various chemicals for various reasons. also, any extra meat you don't use can easily be donated for charity. second: body parts can be used to conduct business i.e furs and antlers. sometimes, this is absolutely necessary to hunt animals for fur or antlers ( just watch a few shows about people living in Alaska, that would be a really good example of this necessity; I would suggest "Alaska; the Last Frontier") third: population control. if one species gets out of hand via over population, that can lead to many other species having major decreases in population. as far as cruel goes, a quick bullet in the right place is probably one of the most humane ways to go about killing an animal, next to having it professionally put down via Veterinary services. It is obvious though, this just isn't an option when trying to humanely kill an animal. It can be really expensive, and just has more downsides to it than upsides. A simple bullet is cheaper, quicker, and if utilized correctly, can be near painless. sometimes, an animal won't even realize it's been shot, it will just fall, may even be dead before it hits the ground. there's no time to feel pain.

[@CaiCanMake]

jojojojo5353 You know what, there is not any reason for arguing with you dimwit, because it is obvious you have already been brainwashed by PETA. There is no convincing you of anything, even if I told you I had personal experience and just happen to know quite a lot of hunters with adequate experience as well. you? you've just watched a bunch of youtube videos. You don't have experience, you don't want to try to understand me, so there is no longer any point in trying to educate you.

[@5004cody]

Yoshiga Victory I agree with you Yoshiga Victory

[@5004cody]

jojojojo5353 there never gonna stop hunting because its been around forever and they make a lot of money so all you anti hunters can go cry somewhere else

[@SwedenAirhead]

Diana is truly on your side! Nice video, Thanks for charing!

[@SUNIKIGAMING]

The moose at 3:26 to the left of the one that falls to the ground is just standing there lol... "Holy christ Ted have you been drinking?.... Ted..... Ted?"

[@MinaruKamui]

Glad you enjoyed your stay here guys.

[@maironannatar6397]

Another awesome video! Thank you guys!

[@WallyMerc06]

Outstanding marksmanship Ian. Great work.

[@NorthTexasTornados]

Epic video Ian! Keep up the amazing work.

[@RUSTYCHEVYTRUCK]

3:15 moose: you call that a shot, hahaha, you know what I'm tired now I'm gonna take a nap *dies*

[@Enkidu09]

So incredible how tough they are ! They were like : ,, You gonna need a tank to bring me down, dude ! " Amazing video once again !

Great video and brilliant shot.

[@selwyn23578]

Great Hunt Ian ...I loved it!

[@schoolsout15]

yes! thanks for coming to canada!

[@joelvaughn8607]

WOW! That was incredible. Great video and superb shooting.

[@TeamWildTV]

Glad you enjoyed it Bubba

[@edanelizalde]

Great job Ian one of the most epic videos/hunt that i never seen . Congrats !!!! Greetings

[@TeamWildTV]

Thanks Stu! Really appreciate the comments mate :-)

[@l7lll]

My favorite sub just keeps getting better! GO TEAMWILD!!!!!!

[@BubbaRountreeOutdoors]

Holy cow Ian... what a hunt my friend!! :)

[@TeamWildTV]

Thanking you!

[@TeamWildTV]

Thanks Daniel.

[@iaidoman]

Another quality Video there Ian, forgive my French and Monty Python. "You lucky lucky Bastard" well done, two trophy's in 20 seconds, ( we wont include the walking for days to find them, as they will have been forgotten within minutes). Good shot placement respect to your quarry, and respect for your guide. Those are the 3 reasons I subscribed to TWH. Keep em commin'...

[@TeamWildTV]

Will do!

[@audgusto]

Wow! Incredible shot! Wish I could go there and hunt a moose too

[@9Russian11]

ya everyone in canada hunts moose every ware

[@TeamWildTV]

Thanks!

[@fape19988]

Awesome! Really nice shooting!

[@RealThundar1]

Amazing how hardy these animals are, They took those bullets like a boss. Would love to try moose sometime.

[@Apollo-jf8dh]

Nice shot dude, i really appriciate that shot!

[@TeamWildTV]

+TDiamond Gaming Thanks :)

[@MartialArtsTutorialsFighttips]

Confratulations!, really nice hunting

[@russellturnbull5384]

Awesome shooting!!!!

[@leonkouzoukas5504]

Ian you are like one of the best hunters i know i sure would like to hunt with you one day

[@S3R3NTY]

that first shot was beautiful

[@TeamWildTV]

You bet! I just love the round :-)

[@TheBenchPressMan]

top notch shooting

[@magana559]

Impressive shooting Ian!

[@renita1231]

I am from Newfoundland and my brother and i have a licence each. Great shooting.

[@l7lll]

Fantastic stuff!!!! Your vids keep getting better and better. My favorite sub. God Bless, you lucky devil!!!

[@MapleGroveMadman]

Brilliant shooting and as you said head shots are tricky. A friend of mine here in Germany had to track a keiler that someone had either had a bad shot on the run or just flubbed the head shot. No jaw and no will to run anymore. He dropped and it aved him any further suffering. Keep em coming!!!

[@emmahunter1923]

For anti-hunters 1) don't watch and hate on this video. 2) hunting is fine as long as they are not hunting endangered animals.

[@emmahunter1923]

If there were no hunters hunting certain animals, they will breed and overpopulate which will endanger us humans. There will be not enough land for the animals which will result in them attacking and killing humans for more land. For idiots like you out there, hunting is not just a sport, hunting controls animal population in certain areas. So before you start acting like a smartass, try to keep in mind that you are a piece of shit. Maybe then your mother will start loving you more than just a loser that needs to go to school. :)

[@proproductions1770]

Zhakir Hussain shutup

[@kylemiller2791]

The only hunting I have problems with is sport hunting. I hunt to eat and to feed my family

[@canadianconquistador]

Nfld is such a gorgeous province so you'd better be careful Ian, otherwise before you know it you'll be living there! And kudos on the great hunt bud!

[@keyup2626]

Ian that was just pure sweetness, beautiful shooting to. Again love that rifle. Phil

[@TeamWildTV]

Cheers JJ

[@TrolingGamers]

Awesome!!

[@The_Hunter879]

that was nice hunting !!

[@Mooseracks]

Blazer... What Cal. GREAT looking country... some day I will make it out that way.... Cheers Bern

[@sethdechand2657]

nice bulls!!!

[@LucasYudiSakamoto]

Those are really huge animals, good job, Ian! As always! (also pretty lucky to get to shoot two moose in a row, hehe!)

[@JBgamer677]

Nice Vid Like a Tank

[@TeamWildTV]

I would much prefer to take a shot like this. The animal is knocked over and stunned by the hydrostatic impact of the round,the lungs collapse and the heart stops so the animal passes quickly. I have seen too many larger animals wounded with people taking head shots. I have had to clear up after other hunters have taken a head shot and blown the animals jaw off leaving it to walk around for days in pain and suffering....so like i say, i'm happy doing things this way! Thanks for watching.

[@Renoman86]

Nice hunt ill be there this year doing the same

[@rogermcgee1]

Wow. very impressive.

[@TeamWildTV]

Yeah, they are tough for sure.

[@sulcussurfer]

you are a lucky man to have such a job! Waidmannsheil!

[@sejumvp5903]

Perfekt hunting :)!

[@TeamWildTV]

Plenty more where that came from! :)

[@thamxauranx7275]

Nice work

[@TeamWildTV]

ThamX Auranx Thank you :)

[@LukeTevarin]

+Team Wild TV GOOD JOB, THEY ARE ALL DEAD NOW.

[@LukeTevarin]

+Team Wild TV UGH THE RUSH

[@alphamail6269]

Real hunting!

[@TheShrike31]

Nicely done Ian ,as a rifleman turned born again bow hunter I would have loved to see you stalk in close and take one with a bow but the terrain looked pretty rough ,a recurve or any trad bow hunt would be fantastic to see.

[@DDDDmastar50]

I am the biggest Team Wild TV fan

[@kylemiller2791]

Great shot! clean kill is the highest compliment to hunting! Good luck and good hunting

[@TheDulcedo]

i cant wait to move to canada in september hopefully can get some shooting in to

[@danielmijares1532]

Definitely upped the anty on this one loving the videos. Keep them coming. And for you anti-hunters. Your hiding your instincts deep down inside. You were born with them, its an innate quality to be a hunter, ingrained in many of your ancestors genes. I know I couldn't control it. You know you love the meat you just don't to admit it. Video mad me hungry just by looking at it.

[@jojojojo5353]

seems like being a pathetic cruel heartless killer of innocent animals runs in your genes, nothing to be proud of, asshole. Serial killers also have murderous instincts and we execute them for their cruelty , lots of animals lives are worth way more than cruel heartless bastard humans lives. Enjoy your next hunt, you may become the hunted lots of hunting accidents every hunting season hehe

[@danielmijares1532]

You know I do that just for you. ;)

[@willdaly6210]

chris hull I have an hunting fetish at the minute Chris what about you

[@AlbertaWildman]

jojojojo5353"Innocent animals"? LOL! Animals aren't innocent, nor are they guilty. They are just animals. And moose are not a species you would want to approach, at times they are the most dangerous animal in North America. They would have no issue with stomping your head into the ground, so I have no issue with people hunting and killing them. And before you say it, I will say it for you: Yes, moose are just reacting as moose do when they are approached. Just as people are reacting the way people do, as predators. And you wishing a hunting accident upon someone proves that you are just as cruel and heartless as those you accuse. Chew on that for a while.

[@danielmijares1532]

Look I don't hunt like crazy and I'm not fat thanks to the leanness of the deer meat that I eat. I like subsistanece. Oh, and turkey as well. I just remember those poor british soldiers that got cut to pieces. Maybe it could have worked out differently perhaps? We will never know. Guns in your country are a bigger problem i year BACK WHEN. Honestly though, I wouldn't want that to be you at the end of the day. They make fun of you guys with how all you can pretty much have is plastic knives. Nearly every day people go to jail in your country for defending themselves in THEIR OWN HOUSE. Against three fucking intruders in the front yard!!!! Thats why I don't the situation where you live. And yes Im giving my two cents in. Maybe your angry you can't have a gun? I don't eat moose because I live in Miami and theres a huge hog problem here, so I take advantage, along with the fact that I grew up around guns in the GUN SHINE STATE of Florida, and I conceal carry on the daily. Thats life for you. I know your trying to be more intelligent but I can detach from instincts quicker than you can respond. That simple. Maybe if I told you I was in medical school you would think differently. Regardless, its of no constellation to me. Thanks for holding back.

[@JamesMoreau]

What was the shot placement like once you got up close and had a closer look?

[@leopoldschaffgotsch4701]

nice shooting

[@TeamWildTV]

Leopold Schafgotsch Thanks :)

[@juanjeremy2012]

that was a hunting hole-in-one/grand slam. luckily ian has donnie with his expert processing skills....

[@cuddyvee]

I want to go hunting, sounds so fun and interesting :\

[@chadricks5567]

Marisol Vega try it!!

[@sancharino6878]

Ill take you lol

[@marnielarocque9412]

I sure wish we had those wild hogs in PG BC

[@wesleyogilvie8105]

They're tough animals.

[@joshjameskiwibushman]

man, those animals are big

[@koberg1506]

i see you everywhere man.

[@ecoraftingadventures]

Koberg Yeah, I try comment on heaps of different videos to get more subscribers... seems to be working

[@koberg1506]

we must be searching for the same shit on youtube haha

[@usnate1]

I know I've seen a few in my backyard in the northeast....they absolutely dwarf horses...

[@davidsanmartin1999]

Nice mooses

[@psnjoe4842]

Hi Alex, I too am 15 but have shot for a few years now for pigeons, rabbits and duck i would use 6's for geese maybe 5's or 4's but heavier load and for foxes i use 56 gram 0's hope this helps inbox me if you have any more questions

[@TeamWildTV]

All rounds hit into the heart and lung area's.

[@hekkimendez]

Great hunt! What scope is that?

[@daveborst6035]

Awesoome

[@Pyroteen99]

Hi there another great video,I have just got my shotgun licence at 15 and could somebody tell me what number shot and what kind of shot would be good for ,pigeon , rabbits, pheasants and foxes , ducks and geese ,many thanks Alex

[@xLoB63x]

hi team wild tv. can you please use a tripod or something to hold the camera steady while shooting. it would be great to see the bullet impact. thank you...

[@Mrbookshockey]

nice shooting what kind of gun did you have?

[@boardingpass04]

nice I do this every year, but in British Columbia

[@affirmationuk]

Those Moose are epic! no reaction to the shots! where were they hit?

[@kevindunseoutdoors26]

yeah a squirrel headshot with .22 rimfire hes not going anywhere. but ive seen a pic of a mule doe with her bottom jaw blown off

[@The_Hunter879]

distance ?

[@drfizzi]

I want to know how the hell you guys get these giant game out of the wilderness after the shot. Do you call some sort of truck company to drag it out? How long does it take? and do you encounter other scavengers that try to challenge you for the animal such as bears during the wait?

[@ryanruch6170]

the process goes like this 1. field dress the animal (skin it) 2. cut the huge chunks of meat off (hips, shoulders, tenderloins, ribs, etc). 3. pack meat in bags and place in backpacks to carry out. this might take more than one trip. 4. cut meat into smaller portions for your freezer at camp or home. and yes, sometimes bears will come to the sound of gunshots because they know that means there is potential food there.

[@ruffliferanch592]

Watch Jamie Frontz hunt a houseboy only at Pretty Pink Acres!

[@italokof1]

How the regulations to kill Mooses in Canada work?

[@PointofimpactTV]

.300 win mag again?

[@nerdhack3r]

What part of Newfoundland is this?

[@ThompsonJosh98]

canada

[@ThompsonJosh98]

Buddy, I am Canadian. I am aware. It's called a joke.

[@ThompsonJosh98]

aha don't be! but Ontario

[@rickludeke904]

Btw I love hunting

[@georgefleming1847]

What is the exact Brand and model of that rifle?

[@billyboots3730]

blazer r8 professional

[@chet_455]

where are you allowed to shot two moose in one season ?

[@markg1772]

was wondering the same

[@hairywon]

I too wonder about the apparent 2 moose limit...I have many friends that moose hunt in NFLD.....none are allowed 2 moose as far as I know. Did you get a special permit?

[@billyboots3730]

@@hairywon outfitters get special permits.

[@hairywon]

@@billyboots3730 Thank you...that makes perfect sense....I appreciate your quick response....and congrats on a great hunt!!

[@renita1231]

For this year that is. LOL

[@blackforestantlers6667]

220 metres it says in the footage.

[@J3ss3443]

and what gun did you use in this vid ??

[@TeamWildTV]

Jesse Leonard Ruger M77 in .300WM if i recall correctly.

[@jacobdicko]

Jesse Leonard blaser R8 professional, says in the vid.

[@Easternhunter762]

Team Wild TV What are your thought on the 300 RCM and 338 RCM rifle cartridges? I have not bought a rifle yet, and I have not had my first hunt yet, but but I really like the Ruger Guide Gun. And I like these cartridges because of the 20" barrel. I am interested in a cartridge that I can use all around for White Tail Deer, and up to Moose, Elk, And Ram. Thank you.

[@SmokeandBurn1]

300 win mag. You can use for deer 165gr or for bigger game 200-220 grain bullets.

[@TeamWildTV]

Ha ha! Now THAT would be an interesting video ;-)

[@dlphn2024]

Moose cool

[@joshdudeguy2830]

Actually, they wouldn't be allowed to shoot the moose if the numbers were dangerously low. That's why there are seasons. It is well-regulated so extinction is not a possibility.

[@kimballcody3328]

Nice shooting. What caliber gun?

[@billyboots3730]

.300 wsm

[@LoverDino]

Billy Boots How much water or food do you have to bring, does it take days to find a moose to hunt?

[@billyboots3730]

Usually we just stay in for a day and scout around trying to drive out the moose, so maybe a small snack and some water then and depending on how long you are out trying to bag one, usually 1 - 2 days, so we bring bacon, beef jerky water and whatever else we want

[@jamieissorry99]

It's a .300 Win Mag Actually

[@xwildthingxwildthing1491]

I wa t to join your team

[@patrickdixon9897]

I think maybe a 30'06 might be appropriate

[@notnedmac8897]

Yea

[@coreyg7575]

22 short

[@jdg5682]

With 180 gr bondded bullets

[@DmRushed]

how the hell do you get two moose out of there with only a couple guys

[@billyboots3730]

cutting it all up in the field and making several trips i'd say.