Where do I Hunt?

[@mazdiff5477]

Thanks for putting this out there mate, its a good thing to pay it forward! In these times when they’re constantly trying to lock us out we need more hunters now than ever..I hope this sparks something in anybody that’s lacking the confidence to just get out there and give it a go. Thanks again

[@nevillebriggs1002]

I started hunting Sambar in the late 80s after emigrating from the UK. Back then there was very little information about on how to get started so basically it was a get out there and and go for a look. There was also far less deer about and even finding sign that they were around was considered a productive weekend. Having some basic information on where to go and what to do would have been very helpful. Basic advice like your video imparts will be very useful to the newbie beginner who will be keen but apprehensive about their journey into deer hunting. One of the first things I ever did was to join the Australian Deer Association and book myself onto their Hunter Education Course which proved to be invaluable. The rest is time in the bush and learning as much as possible whilst there, from others you may meet along the way and reading and watching as much as you can. You might even get to bring home some venison every now and again. 😄 Good luck to anyone who gives it a go.

[@mickryan2450]

I had alazy apprentice bought shit guns wanted to know a awhere I went just said do what I did get out and have a look I'm not ure mum

[@Marcusb338]

Im no expert, I started 2 years ago and now I’m shooting one almost every trip once I figured them out. Shot 2 in my first year and about 12 in the last 12 months. But now my freezer is full so I’m only after the stags/bucks unless theres a hind or doe in an easy carry out spot lol My most successful way was to get on MoreToExplore, find a legal spot on fringe country, find a nice green gully leading to a paddock on google maps, then head there and check for sign. And if it had good sign and was somewhat good to walk then I hunted it There really is no secret you’ve just got a spend the time getting out there and figuring out where they are and the best way to hunt it

[@paulcox9366]

So do you have a farm you hunt? Or are you one of these blokes shooting on the farmers fence line and dragging them back though the fence?

[@Marcusb338]

@ I state in my comment I use more to explore to find legal spots ( as in public land ) then check aerial imagery to find likely spots And I do also have farms to shoot on, but I shoot way less there as we’re usually after bucks or stags A bush stalked public land doe is a lot more rewarding than shooting them out in the paddocks I reckon anyway

[@paulcox9366]

@@Marcusb338 good to hear. I just fucking hate poachers around NE Vic. They do what you say but are killing them on private land and dragging them back though the fence line.

[@skinchoots2916]

Mate, great video. On the eve of my first ever public land hunt, I found your information extremely valuable. Thanks for setting expectations, I will now treat this hunt as scoping exercise significantly taking the pressure off.

[@RoniTheRanger]

Just saw a massive Sambar in the Dandenong ranges like 10 mins from my house. It was probably 220-240Kg.

[@mickrosevalleyhunter4667]

same I live in NSW seen a small news paper article a farmer had problems with deer I searched his phone number and was lucky he asked how I found him when I told him he said if you went to that much trouble you can come . This farmer has 3 properties in Victoria I can now hunt that was 5 years ago I have taken many deer on my 2 to 3 trips a year since then.

[@willemrossouw529]

Great video and hope to see plenty coming soon. Took me 2 years to take my first sambar over easter. Multiple trips just learning and get better understanding

[@user-fh3ei5bs9s]

Excellent video. I shall with my 15yr old son be embarking on our first deer hunt in May June to a Vic State Forest. Planning commences and I’m much looking forward to you video advice. Great job and just what a newbie like me needs. Thanks

[@callmehank88]

First time I have seen your videos mate. Great video. I look forward to future episodes (Subbed) . - Another average Aussie

[@Elise-lb6ij]

the advice you have shared here is very good. not only for hunting, but for life in general. Make an effort and do the work, then people will willing help you. Talk about it, its how every culture in the world has shared information to grow. First of your videos i have watched and am now subscribed. thankyou.

[@brodypayne2671]

excellent video mate

[@Oogs1r]

Thanks mate! Need more videos on KZbin like this

[@zavarkozoltan5917]

Hi mate, great video. Are you going to continue this video series as you mentioned? like gear, and glassing techniques etc?

[@TaylanKARAMAN]

What a great video. Thanks a lot. Made me sure I was on the right track as a newbie. I am doing research and been using google maps and more to explore as well.

[@TheMzbac]

Just picked up hunting this year and found this video. Lucky me 😜

[@augusthtoo6942]

Great advice mate..

[@rossmara8377]

Thanks mate. This is great for a newby like me who has all the gear and motivation in the world, but just lacking the experience and places to try 👍

[@300mag9]

Nice vid mate. Not many, even experienced hunters would go into that detail to help others. Can I ask where in Victoria or Melbourne you live.

[@tonywesty7257]

The whole where do i hunt is a mystery. You do have to do a lot of hunting to find systems that hold deer. Was lucky enough to jag a Sambar doe last year. No luck this year 2021 but will be back soon. BTW i see you are a UFC fan. My son trains with Alex Volkanovski and he is one of the nicest guys you will ever meet. I think he uses my young bloke as a punching bag. Lol

[@brianwalsh9672]

Thanks video is excellent it give me hope but i live in south australia

[@pm88100]

Great video! can you make a video on we're to find other deer like fallow and red deer on public land I've struggled to find anywhere unless you drive hours 5+. Thanks

[@mickryan2450]

They r a lot closer than u think go 4 a drive just open ur eyes

[@animalspirit77]

Great tips Thanks for sharing

[@janjanjan4758]

You are best thanks for information I’m hunting at jemison

[@erikachambriard9789]

What's your video that should follow this one? I wanted to know what you suggest to do and carry to compare to the things I usually bring

[@Built4Hills]

Great video mate would of been good to watch when I was a noobie!

[@mickryan2450]

1 piece of advice don't listen ppl from a well know deer assoc in vic you will learn

[@mickrosevalleyhunter4667]

good info cool video

[@Pizzlepye]

Great video. Thanks.

[@ikarofales1]

Thanks mate

[@JOSETV1]

Yo, where you at man! Need some more mma gloves vids!

[@vithakatsa5451]

Gr8 vid mate let's do more talks on safety gps maps compass use and altitude sickness too many people not going out ready and hydrated don't be scared to share info and spots too many greedy people out there state forest is for all public my area mentality is childish .

[@fusionfire1494]

Any more ufc vids coming?

[@theaverageaussie7630]

Yep!

[@fusionfire1494]

@@theaverageaussie7630 let’s gooo

[@tiredlandk.5972]

we pay for the right to hunt pest animals, bit funny that

[@pdimou15]

Been on 8 trips and haven't seen deer its a bullshit sport mate just returned from licola and saw wild dogs but no deer not even a good sign. Deer crawling all over each other oh yeah so many the forest was lined with deer 🦌 🙄 same crap story from everyone I hear. You pay for your spot near a farm that's the only deer I've seen. Appreciate your help but I'm selling my deer stuff it's a total load of horse shit sport

[@theaverageaussie7630]

I spent years not seeing any Deer… I was a bad hunter and didn’t understand the animals. Now that I do, I see them on most hunts.

[@sampeacock3819]

lol

[@titot2370]

Mate there’s sign everywhere. I mean everywhere. Move less make less noise and listen and look more.