HUNTING SIKA STAGS in New Zealand

Ben takes Rob hunting for sika in the Kaimanawa ranges of NZ. Things turn for the worst after taking a 8 point stag. Buy a PLB if you dont have one already! more videos and blogs visit www.bghnz.co.nz

[@robyorkshire1466]

Those Epirb's are worth there weight in gold when the s**t hits the fan. Congratulations to Robert on a very nice stag and hope he's feeling better soon, also good job Ben for the quick thinking in getting help.

[@kingstoncowboy01]

I've carried a PLB for years, never know when you going to need it…. Lucky this turned out well. Hope you have a full recover Rob and nice stag. Good job Ben, by the way.

[@johnpollock5975]

This is an awesome video. Been thinking i should really get a PLB for a while now, but you just convinced me to get one ASAP. Good shit!!

[@BGHNZ]

Thanks John, and good work mate best purchase a hunter can make

[@jimmyhooper6738]

100% agree! I don't step foot in the kiwi wilderness with out my epirb and I hope I never have to use it but it's such a good feeling knowing that if shit goes south help is there. Good video mate and a nice stag to I hope to get my first one some time soon haha

[@SouthernAlpsHunter]

Some heavy shit there Ben, well done keeping a cool head during the emergency. This is why you must get to know your clients/friends before you drag them off into the hills, especially people who haven't hunted much, and don't really know their limits yet. Shot Ben, and good on you for keeping the camera rolling, and showing us the reality of what happens when shit goes bad.

[@petereast100]

Good post Ben..We've been going there for years and I know exactly where you were. Its a bugger of a hill at the best of times.

[@brendannz5588]

I hope Robrrt recovered tully. Thank you yo both of you for sharing.

[@BGHNZ]

He recovered over the next couple of days and we spend a day fishing instead :)

[@mjw789234]

I've been taking a lot more risks and going deeper into the bush since getting a PLB and I've found some really good spots because of it.

[@hamishgraham6714]

awesome Ben, have almost needed mine but ran out to farmhouse instead, will use it next time and also been involved in a rescue in kaimanawa, all those guys are legends. Yup get one, cheap as chips

[@BGHNZ]

Cheers Hamish sure gets the heart pumping!

[@candicerose135]

Good one benny boy.fast action saved him on that one mate.well done bro.

[@rogeeproductions2509]

Awesome vid bro...mean Tautoko to the chopper rescue team and PLB's...chur to showing us the harsh reality of when something goes wrong and you are able to respond appropriately to look after the brothers. At least he got his Jap stag and a cool adventure under his belt before things went south on him...Cheers bro Tumeke!!

[@BGHNZ]

Thanks Rogee, sure are top blokes and offer an amazing service one place that can have my donation money every year.

[@rogeeproductions2509]

Hard bro!!

[@reuben.jane01]

nice work mate. not only should you hunt with a plb but hunt with a gd bloke that's got ya back !

[@willezra8577]

a tip : you can watch series at flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching lots of of movies lately.

[@kamdynavi173]

@Will Ezra yup, been watching on flixzone} for years myself :D

[@biggameindicatingdogs2188]

Pretty full on man. Sounds like you handled it well. Good work on the hunt too!

[@BGHNZ]

Thanks man sure was a different day happy it all worked out.

[@jamhardproductions9400]

Good old Barley sugars....I have some new ones and some that are probably 3 years old in the bottom of my pack. Not only should you buy one as Ben mentioned, but test it every year on your birthday if it has provision. I have a Mcmurdo and you can easily change batteries every 4>5 years.

[@BGHNZ]

Amazing what some sugar can do, good idea to always have some food lurking in the pack somewhere.

[@ryanlittle5210]

awesome vid as always ben hope the bloke is alright handled it like a champ u dont go into the bush with out my elb even on yhw farm i take it in oz just in case i have a run in with one of those wriggle sticks

[@BGHNZ]

Thanks mate!

[@im99er85]

JPSIKAHUNTER is also the best channel I think.

[@muddwild5129]

Shot bro well done and good vid

[@ruahinehunter7441]

good idea man life saver,nice stag too awesome

[@BGHNZ]

Thanks mate

[@MyTomedwards]

Sounds like the boys from the Lowe rescue helicopter

[@BGHNZ]

Yeah thats them black BK, remember them saying "Lowe" top guys

[@beyondthewireproductionshu4841]

How was he in the end? great video

[@BGHNZ]

Yeah mate he was fine in the end we went fishing instead!

[@ajbro6428]

my left ear loved this

[@rocknhorsetopaz]

AN INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETIC SHOULD BE CARRYING A GLUCOSE INJECTION in remote places. I have been in this situation with no medical training and my wife unconscious with a head wound after she passed out in our caravan at our property, in the dark with no one to help me, & 70Ks from Bundaberg Hospital. I quickly made the decision to use the glucogon injection which I had to work out how to mix & use under pressure & caravan lighting which was really stressful, but as I was told at Bundaberg Hospital was the correct thing to do. After my wife revived we drove into the hospital so her head wound could be stitched.

[@BGHNZ]

Shit thats unreal glad to hear everything was ok!

[@rocknhorsetopaz]

Thanks 4 the reply. I REALLY understand what U went through. Great videos that u do 2.

[@marcomcla]

A lesson to us all.

[@blakeisfunny1562]

noice. our country is amazing!

[@BGHNZ]

Here's the PLB ive been using cheap and will save your life.. www.skippersmate.com.au/kti-safety-alert-sa2nz-406mhz-plb-beacon/?gclid=CjwKEAjw9_jJBRCXycSarr3csWcSJABthk073-EMXgllwbp0AmvqX-7ol2HO-C7EyJ1dzO3ohmydLhoCBM3w_wcB

[@HillDogTV]

fuck, heavy bro!

[@jarrad8854]

Some serious shit right there

[@IBHurls]

Well done Ben, so awesome you posted this as a reminder to all. I hope he recovers okay. Good to know when I book a hunt with you soon that you are well prepaired and make the right calls when needed. Good work!

[@BGHNZ]

Thanks Ian, you hope you never have to use your PLB but great to know they work when they are required. Rob recovered over the next few days and was happy to shoot his first sika even if the trip was a bit shorter than planned.