SAMBAR STALKING WITH REG GORDON The Beginning

[@troydennison5601]

Hi Reg This had me glued to the television just like back in early 2000 when I was only 12 year old watching sambar staking 2 on vhs with my uncle. Thanks Reg for sharing the story's behind those sambar deer that are in your video. Can't wait to see what part 2 has to offer us viewers😁

[@mauriciohughes5484]

Great video mate really amazing footage and great narration. thanks so much for sharing. The history of Sambar hunting in AU has to be told, shared and remembered 🙏

[@reggordon4982]

Much appreciated, Mauricio, I'm glad you enjoyed the old footage. Cheers Reggie

[@Dean-hh3ri]

Sir thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge about hunting sambar you are a book of knowledge i have learned so much about sambar just thom watching your channel. I am a kine sambar hunter hear in New Zealand i have taken plenty of sambar stags my self but still haven't taken that magical 30inch 200DS model yet. Thankyou for sharing your wisdom you are a sambar deer marster!👍

[@highcountryrob5534]

G’day Reg,thanks for another fantastic presentation.How things have changed over the years when Sambar deer hunting was somewhat of a secret society.Its fantastic to see all those grouse images taken many years ago.Great memories for all involved.In those days i would load my 40series with a tent,rifle,pack and head off looking for Sambar.I appreciate all your effort in putting these videos together.Cheers,Rob.

[@reggordon4982]

Yeah, Sambar hunting was a good excuse to go camping. Many a time, l wouldn't bother going hunting, but I just enjoy my time in the bush.

[@theoviolaris5018]

Thank you so much Reg..Really appreciate you sharing the knowledge and wisdom you have gained over many years in the bush..🙏

[@reggordon4982]

Thanks, Troy. I'm glad you enjoyed my presentations. Stay tuned to my next video, because l have a gift giveaway. It's a Q&A, and the first person with the correct answer will receive one of my artwork drinking mugs.

[@dave9.3]

Thanks Reg

[@jakewinther]

Thanks for sharing. A lifetime of adventures outdoors in the Aussie bush.

[@reggordon4982]

My pleasure! I got back from camping and used my new camera on the Sambar again. Stay tuned😁👍

[@dirtroadsambar]

Thank you Reg for making these videos!

[@benlaw6826]

fantastic Reg, thanks for sharing.

[@reggordon4982]

Thanks, Ben. I'm glad you enjoyed the video 👍

[@jase22]

Good video Reg nicely done mate👍👌 one of the best set of memories in the one room you have there.

[@reggordon4982]

Thanks, Jason, many fond memories. I still remember them as if they happened yesterday. 😉👍

[@jase22]

@@reggordon4982 certainly a lot of untouched area back then, even areas I went to with dad it felt like nobody had ever been to. A lot of things contributed to those memories I’m sure Reg and the lesser part would have been like you stated, pulling the trigger.

[@michaelgumleyguitar]

Hey Reg, thanks for another great video! Would you consider unique names for your videos (or at least ad an episode number) so we can tell them apart or find specific ones more easily?

[@HillDogTV]

legendary

[@audieladd2476]

Great videos, but I'd love to see you go out and take some more deer in the present. Maybe there's a reason that you don't that I missed in a previous video, or maybe you're just over "the whole killing thing?" If so, I fully understand.

[@aussieshootandhuntadventur4973]

Awsum stuff

[@eddie8017]

Hi Reg you mentioned in your video you hunted solo, any tips on how to hunt solo or are there any chance to make a video for it thank you.

[@reggordon4982]

Hi Eddie, I'm going up next week filming, and l will dig up some old footage when l was backpacking in the 1990s.

[@reggordon4982]

Hi Eddie, Yeah, source as much good information as you can. When l first started hunting, it was difficult to find a person or persons who had similar ethics to hunt the deer under fair pursuit. Perhaps l didn't emphasise too much to hunt seriously because l played golf with my son over the spring and summer months. So l only concentrated on my Sambar hunting during the autumn and winter periods. Perhaps by the 1990s l was having some success with the rifle and by 2000 my interests in photography was my priority. Naturally, l perfer to stalk the sambar one on one because l find it more rewarding and challenging. Now l love spending quality time around the campfire with good mates.

[@flintandball6093]

Have you ever tried muzzleloader hunting? I’m only early 30s but by my mid 20s I craved more of a challenge for myself and more of a go for the deer. Almost all my hunting is flintlock or if not open sights rifle. Do you have an email address? I’d love to pick your brain on sambar.

[@reggordon4982]

Sorry for the late reply. I just got back from camping😊 l never had a shot at muzzleloader hunting. There was a guy from Narooma, NSW, who was into muzzleloading hunting (Dan Field) and loved it.