Hunting wild boar with the 19th century 11x60R Sauer & Sohn Kipplauf rifle

[@waltonsellers6941]

I must say.....I am an avid hunter of wild hogs in the US, but I have rarely seen a video as beautiful and personable as yours!!!!! In one sitting, it captures the beauty and personal discipline of the entire hunting experience!!!!!!! BRAVO!!!!!!! More, please!!!!!!!!

[@youtoob4life]

This is why I love your channel. I have never hunted, but when I see people like you treat nature and the animals you kill with respect and dignity, it lifts my spirits.

[@Fliesforstripers]

if ever you wish to hunt just ask a hunter you know! we all would be more than happy to share our passion.

[@NB-nz7qn]

ya me to

[@DarkShroom]

it's not so common in the uk you know... it's like literally not even worth getting a license unless you're very wealthy.... to add insult to injury, we're not even allowed to use a bow

[@BillB23]

Very few people realize how conservation-minded ethical hunters are. Beautiful video. Thank you very much.

[@weirdscience8341]

My insurance/ shooting association is actually called the british association of shooting and CONSERVATION lol

[@jamescooper2618]

Yes, "conservation" means "the wise use of" whatever resource it is. Anti hunters paint us as blood-thirsty, kill-crazy slobs with a beer can in one hand and a shotgun in the other. If they would open their eyes and see the truth, they would see that we are quite the opposite. But then, they would have to admit that they were wrong.

[@steveg8322]

One bad apple is all it takes

[@Eurofilme]

Oh yes, killing for fun is so ETHICAL!!! Fucktards.

[@steveg8322]

@@Eurofilme Even if you're a vegan, you kill plants that grow for their own sake, not yours. DNA is cannabalistic, at least as far as animal life is concerned.

[@britishmuzzleloaders]

Patience, steadiness, and pure class.

[@kieranrouleau7678]

This needs to be done with a snider enfield next.

[@FokkerAce1917]

I love the quality of your hunting videos and the respect you show in them. I recommend them to people who don't like hunting because you capture everything I can say to them and more. Thank you for another great one!

[@_FNQ]

A perfect representation of true hunting, beautifully told.

[@levischenk9224]

An absolutely wonderful film! Thank you for sharing your hunt with us. Always look forward to your videos.

[@tlloyd9325]

Great hunt. Great hunt presentation. It truly is memorable to hunt with vintage rifles. I love the 45/70. Pushing a 405gr cast bullet at around 1250fps is a one shot, dead right there, combination for our feral pigs.

[@AldanFerrox]

These guns are simply timeless. They are not very different from what you can get today. Excellent video as always.

[@TheLoxxxton]

Beautiful to see you enjoying the hunt just as much if not even more than the kill. The sense of satisfaction on your face was epic. Thank you

[@Tayuss79]

I’m so jealous of that experience. I wish I had the skill and time. Love the channel. I’ve never even held a working gun but appreciate the love of nature and county-side. 👍🏻

[@randyc5650]

That is a great rifle and a great shot, Balazs. It looks like you got him right behind the ear. My wife and I enjoyed meeting and talking with you in your shop earlier this summer. We wish you and your family the best in all you do. And please tell Ibolya, next door, that I said Hello. Thanks.

[@michaspaek8988]

A beautiful movie. A beautiful hunt. Recently, I am learning to become a hunter in Poland. I hope that one day I will be able to visit you in Hungary (if you want) and hunt with you aswell. Best wishes.

[@jameshagerman7681]

Wonderful as always to see how respectful you are of the game. An example which many would do well to follow

[@archer721]

That reloading press is amazingly beautiful! Fantastic hunt, beautiful rifle and amazing scenery. It reminds me much of where I live, very beautiful!

[@williammccaslin8527]

An that's why I like hunting with BP rifles w/ big lead slugs, almost instant 1 shot kills, an the love of shooting BP guns, my favorite way to hunt, but using a classic rifle like you did, is a very close second, loved the vid, brought me back to my youth, when I was in Germany as a JAEGER.

[@threeoeightwadcutter2820]

I appreciate that you are showing your misses to. Thanks for sharing

[@capandball]

That's always part of the show. There are very few occasions when I do shoot in imperfect conditions. Fortunately I did not wound the game, but it was clearly a mistake to take the shot.

[@tomthomas4444]

I love your attitude and your rifle. I to love being out in the wild doesn't matter if I kill or not. I do eat what I kill though. Great video!!

[@TBullCajunbreadmaker]

You and I are of the same cut of cloth. I love to hunt with the rifles that are over 150 years old. I also like using older double barreled external hammered shotguns, some of which are about the same age. A lot of the time I use my favorite Winchester Model 1873 in 38/40 caliber, it is a fine old weapon and is very capable. My favorite shotgun for using in the field is an old 16 gauge double barrel made by L.C. Smith.

[@Boeser_Waldgeist]

Nice video. I'm leaving in Germany and I do Hunt on many places in Europe with a Kentucky Woodsman Riffle. That's a passion who not every understand or can. Respect for this Work.

[@Foxpest]

Most enjoyable, captures the true ethics of the hunt, and sportsmanship. Thank you!

[@ЏонтраВолта]

Greetings,respect and congratulations from Serbia to my gentlemanly northern neighbour!Keep the good work!

[@rebeccaback3287]

Excelent.shooting excellent presentation. I like all of your videos! Your are a true hunter. It is best to get a direct hit or miss complity. This is a true hunter. God bless!I like to hunt with old vintage guns. David Back from Menifee county Kentucky USA.

[@gtd-sq2pj]

Best hunting video I've seen. Honestly done.

[@johnnyholland8765]

Best part of the entire video was when you showed respect for the animal at the end........ Most people don't. Beautiful rifle at any age.

[@syariefdirgantara7670]

Always admire your vid. Beautiful presentation of adventure, history & nature, mix and edited in a professional way.

[@1967250s]

Hello Balasz, greetings from Florida. Your video caught my eye because of the Sauer. My Father had a very nice 16 gauge side by side shotgun, and he also happened to be Hungarian, from Budapest. I recognized Esztergom, too, from when I was there a few years ago. Thanks for the video.

[@thetazman6]

Quality of video, music and content composition.....amazing .....better than anything on TV. I always feel moved after watching.

[@kriseckhardt5148]

Love your channel. You are a compassionate, intelligent hunter! Thank you!

[@defender119gonow5]

Same here if I don’t eat what I hunt I don’t hunt keep up the good work

[@bigboresledder]

I much enjoy using old weapons. Good video!

[@NB-nz7qn]

this i s why i like your channel A it's educational B you treat your game with respect!

[@szabokrisztian8884]

Szép vadászat volt és nagyon jó lejtés. Gratulálok. Üdv a vadásznak.

[@wayned5872]

I like how you pay respect to your fallen game animal.much respect to you from me

[@Tsudoshi09]

The shock of that round man. Beautiful video and great country to hunt in

[@mikesullivan8419]

Love the video and the music! From Shenandoah Valley, Virginia.

[@ben-cs8ez]

Normalement je n'aime pas la chasse, mais j'adore les armes anciennes. Néanmoins, tu sembles respectueux du gibier que tu tues. Tu pourrais presque me réconcilier avec les chasseurs si ils étaient tous comme toi. Continue à nous présenter de belles armes, et merci pour ce que tu fais.

[@ixb1]

Nice video, but i found an error .You say that your cartridge load have 2550J. In your previous videos you noted that this 23g bullet + 60gr powder load have about 382m/s. Is not possible to reach energy that you stated here.

[@capandball]

You are definitely right! I mixed up my reloading notes!

[@Juanlopez-ww2pi]

Why the leaves in the mouth and the ear? Just curiosity

[@capandball]

Last bite in the mouth, and cover the wound. the third branch goes to your hat.

[@Juanlopez-ww2pi]

@@capandball thanks.. Really respectfull indeed... By the way have you ever bow hunted? Its really getting deeper with the enviroment you should try

[@capandball]

@@Juanlopez-ww2pi I do shoot Olympic bow, but never hunted with it. On the bucket list sometime.

[@Juanlopez-ww2pi]

@@capandball pulley bows are the finest... The thing of that type of hunting its the beautiness of not disturbing the nature with the shoot... I didnt like rifle hunting but the way you do it without scope it really inspiring. thank you.

[@capandball]

@@Juanlopez-ww2pi I have a great respect for bow hunters. That's the hardest and most challenging way for sure.

[@Jungles_of_Lustria]

Balázs, what a true connection and understanding of nature you have, in the spirit of the true old hunters. Here in Canada, most game worth hunting is big (White Tail Deer, Moose, Brown, Grizzly and Black Bear), and there is slowly a growing interest again in black powder, traditional hunting. I myself am hoping, next year, to go hunting for deer (sadly, we have no wild boar this far North) with my 1849 Fruwirth Kammerbusche that you helped me identify a while back. I have found a great load that gives me 2 inch accuracy at 100 meters and made proper bullets, with my load of Goex 60g FFG and a greased original .712 inch diameter 1849 pattern compression bullet from a custom mold. Very happy, and since the season opens early here in Canada for "traditional antique" hunting, I hope to get something delicious. All my family enjoys wild meat, and so it will be well enjoyed. Thank you for inspiring me to pursue this and once again, an excellent video!

[@capandball]

Many thanks! Can't wait to see a report on hunting with the M 1849 Kammerbüchse. Can you send me pics of the repro bullets?

[@Absaalookemensch]

Excellent video, thanks for sharing. And keeping history alive. Good hunt.

[@barefoofDr]

Your background music is one of my favorite Old Time Tunes, Angeline The Baker.

[@vinmow]

hi sitting watching old hunting videos of you when i got to see the black powder tool you are using. can you tell about it. possibly a video. is it possible to buy. oh what is it called

[@saoirse5308]

As I watch this, I am 48 hours away from starting my Mule Deer hunt, Open rolling sage hills, quite a challenge.I know my Pedersoli Rocky Mountain Hawken Rifle in .54 Caliber is up to the task. We will see if my hunting skills can get me within my self imposed 100 Yard (91 meter) Range.

[@capandball]

Fingers crossed! Let us know the result!

[@georgesakellaropoulos8162]

Self imposed limits. Discipline. You sir, get the point. How did the hunt go?

[@saoirse5308]

@@georgesakellaropoulos8162 Well, but not successful, I saw many deer and some nice bucks but weather confounded my hunt, a high gusty wind followed me until the last day when Snow and fog set in, like horses the open range deer don't like the wind and were on high alert. The Snow would have been great sooner but on the last day it was really dumping and by 10 am I was thinking more and more about being able to get out & less and less about finding deer. Still great fun to pit my wits against their fantastic eye sight and hearing.

[@georgesakellaropoulos8162]

@@saoirse5308 There's always next year. The journey is the point, not the destination, although it's nice to put some meat in the freezer.

[@ditzydoo4378]

That was a truly outstanding clean hit on the young boar at the 12:51 time mark... As my Grand Father would have said, "you stoned him with that shot"... Thank you for sharing this beautiful hunt and county side with us all. ^_^

[@RoadRunner-ih4rq]

Bravo, beautiful rifle and beautiful hunt

[@jazzman5598]

Very cool about your ethics Sir. So many people do not recognize our imperative as hunters to always wait. Your shot will come. Maybe not today but if the animal is to be yours it will be so. Good on you to gently remind us that we are taking a life. You eat what you kill or you do not kill it...... (I’m not talking about ratting. Those filthy things gotta go) New sub. Love your channel 👍

[@Shaggs33]

Why did you put leaves in the boar mouth and behind the ears?

[@Blackbart5118]

Great video! Love the fact that you hunt with vintage firearms.

[@jamessulzer5105]

Nice shooting! The area looks a lot like the hills around here in Pennsylvania! Hope I can get my stalking rifle out for a walk next season. Thanks for the great videos!

[@johnlarsen7068]

What is the purpose of placing the plant in boars mount and behind the ear?

[@freedom-sf4no]

looks like Tennessee.. very nice..

[@jacobmarley4907]

Great shot, with a great rifle. Hungary really looks like a beautiful country. Keep the videos coming.

[@robertcharles4053]

I have a Sauer & Sohn William Tell in 8.15 x 46R with a German mount 1.5 x scope. Not quite vintage, but interwar years and very much in the Kipplauf tradition. Unfortunately, here in Arizona most of the deer hunting is at very long range ridge to ridge (300 to 500 yards is common). After watching your video I'm going to have to set up a whitetail hunt somewhere with heavy cover! Thanks for taking us along!

[@capandball]

the Tell is also a beautiful rifle! do you hunt them in full daylight? if yes, that sounds like a nice challenge for a percussion match rifle equipped with a long range diopter.

[@robertcharles4053]

@@capandball Yes we have to shoot in daylight hours. It would be quite the challenge for a percussion rifle given the need for very accurate range finding with that level of bullet drop. The whitetail here are a sub-species called Coues deer. They are very small with large bucks only weighing 130 pounds or so.

[@Dominic.Minischetti]

Awesome! Beautiful rifle and a great shot! Well done!

[@fabi_hunting]

That powder measure looks very cool!!

[@capandball]

it is indeed. And also works very well. It is manufactured by a small Hungarian company and it is exact copy of an original 19th century powder measure.

[@fabi_hunting]

@@capandball Do they sell them? I'm very interested in one of those!

[@capandball]

@@fabi_hunting yes we do, but only on special order as they are very expensive to keep. The are produced on order in very little quantity. Quality is just excellent, and it is a very accurate repro. Please send an email to me and I'll send you details.

[@DavidM-um2uk]

That rifle must be very happy to be used for it's intended purpose after all these years.

[@luciovidaurriiii9314]

Congratulations brother ! The success of the hunt is measured by the smile on your face!

[@pystykorva7114]

By the way how is the lead banning going forward in Hungary or is it?

[@Robin6512]

I really like your videos! Respect and Weidmannsheil.

[@Lord-Snowflake]

Where did you find that brass reloading set?!

[@L33CHW33D]

Thank goodness you posted another hunting video. I was starting to shake from withdrawals.

[@crazycoyote1738]

Another great video, and superb filming my friend!! Thanks for sharing your experience!!

[@thesayxx]

What a beautiful video. Great job on the production and the hunt. The shot was perfect, the boar never knew what even happened. Please keep up with treating us with these rare rifle hunts. All the best from your Western Neighbors :)

[@wayoutwest7]

Great video! getting me stoked for my first rifle build

[@larryclare5677]

Where can I buy a powder dispenser like that, it's beautiful

[@esquad5406]

What good day's you have. Good hunts. Good harvest's. And a fine table.

[@Dani-pe2lt]

Great hunter and superb kipplauf

[@waydownoutdoors]

Are these public hunting lands? Beautiful place

[@Hartgas]

Can you tell me where I can get this wonderful brass powder measure???

[@FokkerAce1917]

Someone else asked the same question and he responded to them. They're made by a small Hungarian company but they're made to order so contact him for details

[@timberwolf27]

How much are hunting trips like this for deer or boar in Hungary, hopefully not as expensive as deer hunting in Scotland...?

[@capandball]

Definitely not, in fact, it's quite cheap. try here: gyulajhuntinghungary.com/

[@auMr.Pocket]

Good Shot! What a beautiful place to hunt

[@capt.martin5169]

That was Great! Love your videos! Congrats!

[@oaklindphoto]

Wonderful as always, thanks for sharing. A Kipplauf is on my bucket list for sure.

[@tavish4699]

just out of curiosity in what kind of branch do you work? you seem to spent much time in the forest , for me as a lumberjack going out into the forest for hours in my freetime seems too much great video btw

[@ralphperez4862]

Excellent video my friend. I just got done with a month long pronghorn antelope hunt with a muzzle loader in 50 cal. Unfortunately the buck I was trying to harvest got big for a reason. He presented only 2 chances to even shoot at him in TV he entire month. Still, excellent memories for sure.

[@robertlewis4666]

Nicely done! That is the best way to hunt - alone.

[@49walker44]

Where can I buy one of those beautiful powder measures? I also loved your hunting video, the beauty ends and the mess begins with the pull of the trigger, tempting to just enjoy the day.

[@paradiseroad6405]

...a wonderful rifle to spend some quality time with...

[@burnsboysaresoldiers]

Finally! I’ve been looking forward to this one for a long while. This year I’ll be doing some vintage rifle hunting myself

[@gamenjng5767]

Eu

[@lkatsmeow]

Doesn't get any better than this, thank you.

[@presidentlouis-napoleonbon8889]

Another intense video of cap and ball!

[@NJPurling]

Subscribed after discovering this video. I see you give the animal the respectful Last Bite offering as well as taking it's life because you intend to consume it. If this was once a military calibre I assume it was a time long before full metal jacket rounds were introduced. Seeing the missed shot blow a hole into the mud shows it's power. The boar is a creature with tremendous vitality & the lead projectile dumping it's energy so quickly seems like a perfect solution.

[@daveybass655]

Wow ! What a shot ! Wow ! What a great hunt, and video! And that is such a nice rifle. Well done indeed.

[@daveybass655]

1 year later, and still a great shot !

[@nilsniemeier5345]

Question for you, Balazs, because I'm curious. I noticed that the boar you shot was at what appeared to be a feeding station (there was maize on the ground where he was shot). Is baited hunting for game animals the norm in central Europe? I remember being told by my mother, who studied in Austria back in the 1970s, that it was common to find hunting blinds set up by salt licks in the Amtal. I ask because in the US, baited hunting is illegal for most animals except for those deemed invasive or nuisance (which would include wild hogs for us). Also, beautiful rifle, and a fine looking pig!

[@davidszabo9159]

Dear Nils! Bait hunting is legal in Hungary.

[@ineednochannelyoutube5384]

He himself set out the corn. Hunting at feeding stations is illegal afaik, but not baited hunting in general.

[@nilsniemeier5345]

@@ineednochannelyoutube5384 That's definitely more sporting (not that I'm accusing anyone of not being sporting here); it looked like he'd found a wallow that boar frequent anyhow.

[@paulcallicoat7597]

In Washington state it is illegal to bait bears but deer and elk are legal to bait.Not many do it as most are hunting on National Forest land and anyone could use your bait set and you can't complain as it is open to all.

[@dvrn86]

Beautiful countryside and also that reverence and respect given to nature and her flora and fauna. Great video I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@independentthinker8930]

Best hunting videos on the tube! Has the class missing from others

[@northernwoodsman]

I need to know what that cool looking brass reloading tool is? please! I love old style things.

[@capandball]

That is manufactured here in Hungary by a little company. It is made one by one on order. It is 100% copy of an original 19th powder measure. Very expensive stuff due to the low production quantity. Send an email to the address in the channel description and I'll send you more details.

[@michaeltzaferis370]

good shot mate and I like your rifle 👍

[@daclaybuster]

just came to realize that my k98 from 1938 with scope is way too high tech :). thx for the inspiring content!

[@capandball]

:) Just remove any scopes, hunt with open sights, and you are on the right track with any rifles. :)

[@slowpokebr549]

I've got a picture of a scrawny jake laying next to a black powder smoothie that meant more to me than any bird I've ever killed.

[@franciscopeixoto6609]

Sr. I've to admit this is a picture perfect scene. Salut from France !

[@ryanreynolds3630]

I love the tradition that you guys have with the "last meal" offering if food in the mouth and on the kill shot. It shows great respect for the animal and the life you've taken. It's something I think I might do in the future.

[@larryclare5677]

I've a drilling pretty well exactly like except caliber is 9.3 x72 and it opens with a top lever

[@davrelltien7416]

Greater challenge but much better memory, well put.

[@Neilistic1001]

I concur.

[@L33CHW33D]

8:43 Did you use your camera to see the boar better? That's awesome. Using all your tools!

[@capandball]

yes, to tell the truth i could hardly see them through the sights...

[@petemulhearn7787]

Excellent video. Very well produced and edited. 👍

[@barefoofDr]

What is your tradition of putting a sprig of green on the game ?

[@davidaitchison1455]

Excellent video. Beautiful little rifle. Commendable ethics. Love from NZ.

[@independentthinker8930]

Thanks fore bringing us along! They ar e hunted a little different here.