Epic Moose Hunts Vol.1 | Best Of | Canada in the Rough (ULTIMATE Moose Hunting Compilation)

[@canadaintheroughtv]

For those interested in cooking moose here's a link to a great rough cooking video! Smoked Moose Pinwheel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5DLqIWCZ9-CoM0

[@robertbonsai7176]

Ooooooooh, love the idea of walking with a cow silhouette, great idea.

[@stanleybuck4195]

Love your channel. Thank you for sharing the tremendous moose hunts.

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Thanks for watching!

[@muhamatasari2030]

Good good good.. 😍😍😍

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Thanks for watching!

[@darkboss6802]

I’m not old enough to hunt a moose but I will soon

[@blackberrylady9265]

Wow u makes it looks so exciting and fun..absolutely fantastic...Great job u guys..👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾💯💯💯💯💯🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@b-man1232]

The amount of work processing one of the animals after the kill is INSANE!! Much Respect....very difficult sport!!👊

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Yes. It. Is. It's a giant task, especially when deep in the back country. Thanks for watching!

[@kekepanther8639]

@@canadaintheroughtv how long does it take solo or with multiple people does it take to process these giants?

[@darrenobryan3746]

Newfoundland has some of the best moose hunting on the east coast!!

[@darkboss6802]

Same in the north

[@tahirmughal5100]

I am from pakistan really i have enjoyed the video thanks guys

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Very happy to hear that!

[@ralphmajor1947]

Now I'm hungry for some Moose burger 🍔 😋 😩 😂😉!!!

[@roryfundell4528]

Thanks for telling us about the caliber of the rifle.A lot of the time,they don't.

[@JapanTop]

Nice hunt guys 👍👍👍

[@mikeanjor9079]

Thank you very much for the video I really enjoyed watching

[@canadaintheroughtv]

We're happy you like it, thanks for watching!

[@byrd5163]

Those were some big moose's

[@GEEKSTERHOF]

Just found your channel guys first video I’ve ever watched damn I love hunting a lot

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Thanks, we're happy you are enjoying our videos. Good luck hunting this year!

[@anibalosorio7249]

Buenos los videos hermanos 👍Aníbal de Venezuela 👍

[@mattbedlington33]

Sure gets ya going.

[@philippecordeau6777]

The only thing missing to that GREAT 🇨🇦CANADIAN🇨🇦 show is seeing them processing, gutting, skinning and maybe tanning their harvest 😁 Would love to see how they do it and learn a few tricks

[@canadaintheroughtv]

We do have some field dressing and butchering videos on our channel, for a number of big game, waterfowl and turkey but we hope to make more in the future!

[@philippecordeau6777]

@@canadaintheroughtv oooooohhhhh did not know. Will look at it

[@kampret3852]

They are just animal

[@jcw3195]

Like their preditors, only more true.

[@user-vi3zg2if6m]

crazy

[@fantomfotog]

wow !

[@anthonywood9940]

Shoot my first six point today on the second day of moose hunting in New brunswick Canada what an exhilarating experience nothing else compares

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Congrats!

[@anthonywood9940]

@@canadaintheroughtv thank you so much such a reward experience

[@roryfundell4528]

I want to hear the wind,not some damn,opera music playing!

[@jacobkeats2227]

i cant wait until i am 16 to get my moose licence

[@b-man1232]

Question. After processing, do you pack the meat out yourselves (literally on your backs) OR do you get help from horses, 4-wheeler, other guides, etc?? Do you make it in one trip or several? Man, that's a TON of weight just in meat!!!!

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Every time is a bit different, sometimes we have horses or atv/utvs and other times we have nothing. For the time we have nothing we either debone the meat and hike it out in big packs which takea multiple trips or hike out the quarters whole check this video out of how we hike out whole quarters! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3iqcoJro6uNiLM

[@cynthiamgentles6781]

Best secure your game and camp with a portable electric bear fence. 2.4 lbs for huge peace of mind

[@bushsoul09]

I'd like to see how much of one moose is harvested. Not just for the hind legs and head (for the antlers) but the kidneys, heart, liver, the fat, tenderloin, backstraps etc...do a full show with first nation people and see what they harvest out of one moose and cook it. (various ways)

[@albertafreeandwild3252]

Northern Alberta is where you get the big boys. The one he shot was pushed down to the south. lol

[@roryfundell4528]

Tell us about the gun.Model,caliber,scope,etc.

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Lots of different equipment used in the video. Usually 300wsm or 30-06 caliber. All guns are Sako or Tikka rifles. Scopes are Steiner. Usually 2.5-10 or 3-12 power

[@tommyhenderson4523]

It's kinda depressing to see one man take so many giant moose..when I know that I will never get the chance to even try to hunt a moose. But congratulations 👏 🤪

[@earthmuffin28]

This is a spoiled rich kid set up by mommy and daddy...loses credibility for me.

[@gionchhanel7939]

Joos pk de bule slm Dr Indonesia OK bay2

[@m.c6299]

What’s the rifle your using

[@canadaintheroughtv]

A mix of rifles, but mainly the Sako 85 Finnlight

[@stanleybuck4195]

Is it mandatory that you hunt with an outfitter/guide?

[@canadaintheroughtv]

In most provinces or territories it is mandatory for a non-resident to hunt with a guide/outfitter for moose.

[@vuang7600]

Va hay cho anh chị một lay bam chuong đang ký tai sản bắn thu bu coi moi đa

[@davidsinfaa6405]

Why do u always hit the heart instead the head,which one kills faster.

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Headshots are discouraged because of the high risk of it being non-fatal. The head looks big but the vital area within the head is quite small

[@Mooseracks]

Nice animals..and great video... However..Why...when an animal is sooooo close people shoot it in the boiler.... perhaps it is just my style, but I prefer to dump the animals where they stand.... I see this all the time...Shocky's hunt for an example...bring the animals in to less than 100 ft...then shoot them in the boiler... tough decision I guess

[@crowpile4638]

You ever head shoot and than split the skull? These guys hunt for trophies,

[@Mooseracks]

@@crowpile4638 head shot.. just below the horn/antler....within 200 yards...neck or behind the ear... I shot a nice bull this year...but free hand about 150 yards standing on my tiptoes on a running quad....lol just a really quick shot..2-3 seconds...target acquisition then pull the trigger... BUT I HAVE shot moose in the boiler...funny thing...I SEE THE IMPACT OF THE BULLET...AND RARELY RARELY need a follow up shot...

[@canadaintheroughtv]

This is not true at all. Many times we split the skull just to make it easier to get it out. We aim for the lungs because it is the highest percentage shot. Aiming for head often results in deflection or Aiming for the head, neck or spine often results in the animal dropping and gets back up again.

[@Mooseracks]

@@canadaintheroughtv wild...NEVER had a deflection from a head shot...the BOILER IS a GREAT AIM POINT...3 FOOT BY 3 FOOT... for most people, this is the best target...BUT I WILL STAND BEHIND 100% what I said... Why aim for the boiler when the animal is 100 ft away??? I've shot more moose than most people in my 50 years of experience hunting. HOWEVER, THIS DOES NOT EXCLUDE THE FACT...I had taken animals where the ONLY (THE ONLY) shot I had was in the boiler. Lol yup, I even shot a big bull moose right off the back of a cow TRUE STORY.... QUICK SHOT...YUP...340 yrds away...IN THE BOILER. MY POINT IS....when you have an animal so close and you can make a clean kill...(drop it where it stands) WHY SHOOT IT IN THE BOILER? HIGHEST PERCENTAGE SHOT....H.M.MMMM. it really boils down to knowing your firearm and having the confidence and skills of you aim point... Do you see the impact of that bullet? love the video just the same....cheers

[@Mooseracks]

@@crowpile4638 👍 And I'm personally ALWAYS a subsistence harvester... Even a grouse... I NEVER shoot more than I can consume.... moose...well they are a big animal.... This year, I harvested a nice bull moose...a dog would have a tough time finding a piece of meat on the bones after I'm finished with them.....

[@6621450935]

En médico como lo obtengo

[@proto-guest4511]

Damn, you Canadians scary!

[@uolstritdecision5633]

👍🇨🇦

[@alaskaboy3112]

I have a swollen prostate,,,

[@phillipcrichton1109]

After they kill the moose, what they do after??

[@canadaintheroughtv]

We always use as much of the moose as possible. The meat is usually shared with many local families as well as our own, we love moose meat!

[@phillipcrichton1109]

@@canadaintheroughtv thanks for your answer, I don't know much about hte world of hunting and I ask driven my curiosity, are the pelts and horns treated to craft some of ornament? Thank you

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Love curiosity! The antlers are always saved to use in some manner, the hide really depends on the location of where the animal was harvested but is often also used.

[@roryfundell4528]

Tell us about the rifle?

[@canadaintheroughtv]

on which hunt? We used many different rifles in that compilation

[@gionchhanel7939]

Ini yg lht vidio orang dewasa pkai ank saya ok

[@fabiomansella3494]

how do you take away 400kg of meat without any means?

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Watch this to see kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3iqcoJro6uNiLM

[@prestont5769]

Bunch a bulls w racks no bigger than a shiras.

[@canadaintheroughtv]

If your hunts are all about the antlers then you are only experiencing a small part of the hunt my friend.

[@juancruz3855]

We

[@mryang3644]

Yall just brothers..... or Triplets?

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Brothers.

[@kampret3852]

Dont you feel pity for those animal

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Do you eat meat? Because we hunt animals for food and because sourcing meat from nature is the most green, the most renewable and the healthiest source.

[@lyon-pd9wq]

are you sure its for eating? @@canadaintheroughtv

[@ryanloon8533]

The neck is a vital shot wonder why no white guy shoots a moose there he’ll drop right away if you hit the neck

[@canadaintheroughtv]

The neck is a low percentage shot. We owe it to the animals to take the highest percentage shot.

[@patrickdean4853]

Does anyone else think that using shooting sticks at 60 years is pathetic? Steiner scope to boot. I think it might be an improvement to hunting if hunters were forced to prove they could hunt at 100 yards with simple iron sites. If you can’t do that, keep your fancy rifle and scope and sit home until you learn how to use a rifle properly

[@canadaintheroughtv]

we owe it to the animals to make the quickest and most humane kill possible. We will always advocate for this.

[@NewfieCRF]

nope. nobody thinks its pathetic. Respect on a clean, humane kill !!! All to many moose running off crippled from disrespectful hunters.

[@user-nf6yq1lz5d]

Спорт

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Moose are abundant here. They are an important part of our food supply. That moose fed multiple families. The license to harvest that moose was issued by the government who pays biologists to monitor and study populations to ensure sustainability.

[@ZZ-hm8ky]

狩りやめろ これは俺の命令だ 従え。

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Stop pushing your views on other people

[@user-nj7ij9wp8w]

Это не охота это убийство жаль

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Hunting requires killing. Your existence requires killing. Moose are abundant here. They are an important part of our food supply. That moose fed multiple families. The license to harvest that moose was issued by the government who pays biologists to monitor and study populations to ensure sustainability.

[@jkt7696]

What would you classify as hunting?

[@robertbonsai7176]

First shot taken and you hit him, do not shoot again, you ruin more meat.

[@canadaintheroughtv]

When hunting, you don’t have the benefit of watching it through the powerful lens of the camera. Moose are very tough and if a shot went bad for some strange reason you don’t take a chance of letting them walk away wounded…you shoot until they down

[@lenawalsh5065]

I hate re-enacted hunting videos

[@abbasalichinikamwalla7958]

Even a lion or any predator is better. It attacks/hunts its victim/prey face to face but this hunting game is cowardice, meaness, selfishness n crazy . Leave them [ innocent creatures ] alone for God's sake..😡😔

[@canadaintheroughtv]

We hunt because we use the meat to feed our families and many others. Nothing wrong with this.

[@NewfieCRF]

do you eat meat ? drink milk ? eat cheese ???

[@ElizabethRodriguez-ft5tp]

noo this is sad

[@andreydementev6798]

killing animals with a face of joy like that...This man either have to pay millions of Dollars so there is no shortage of this animals, either go in a wild and be Hunted like an animal... blood for blood

[@user-nj7ij9wp8w]

Убийство

[@canadaintheroughtv]

Moose are abundant here. They are an important part of our food supply. That moose fed multiple families. The license to harvest that moose was issued by the government who pays biologists to monitor and study populations to ensure sustainability.