If the Swedes will take moose with their 6.5x55 there is no reason under the sun that says you can't do the same with the Creedmoor, if the nut behind the butt does his part. Nice work mate, have fun.
Something I would love to see you review is the browning with the 7 1/2 twist 270, how much of a difference in accuracy an stability with haver bullets
Watching your videos have me so excited for the upcoming season for big game and waterfowl . Now we’re empty nesters here at home I’m going to turn one of my rooms into my hunting room . Cheers 🇨🇦
cool little hunt. I was hoping you would do a hunt with the CV 6.5 PRC. Because. of review and a little research, that's the one I'm gonna get. thanks again
Great video again, never thought I'd want to go to Africa but more it's looking promising. 2 questions. What was the temperature when you were there? And what's the process of getting trophy mounts imported back to the US?
End of August was 50 in morning and 85 in afternoon. Can have it dipped and sent back for taxidermy or can have it done there and shipped back. Price comes out to close to the same
Great video just one question how did you get your suppressor out of the country with getting in trouble I've heard you have to have paperwork from the state department I order to travel out side the US was just wondering
Nope. I did a video on all the details. Long story short I just had my tax stamp paperwork with me then had form 4457 with me in order to bring it back duty free
Dude - great videos. U should load 140 sierra game changer bullets with h430 , 41.3 grains of powder about 50 thousand off the lanze - u will be impressed
I'll admit, just because of the negative chatter I thought poorly of the 6.5 CM. At some point WTW was talking about velocity and weight, and it occurred to me the energy was better than a bunch of other rounds that people say are plenty good for deer. Now I think a bunch of bad shooters jumped on the CM train, thinking it would be a shortcut to success. I like to think I'm impervious to hype, but I"m eating crow on this issue.
Ho ho ho.....wait a minute. This cannot be true......I thought that the 6.5CM bounced off deer and antelope......Great video hoss.....you've come a very long way. Proud of you brother...be blessed.
The video quality on your Africa Hunt is outstanding, I'm not sure how you will feel when your back to reality and self filming. I was one of those 6.5 Creedmoor haters then I won one in a raffle, call me converted. Pleasure to shoot, accurate it does have limitations for hunting but so do most cartridges. I wouldn't want to use it on Moose or Brown Bear but then I don't want to use 338 Lapua on deer either.
Hey man, when you harvest those animals do you keep the meat ? Or is it for the trophy? I did some work for some taxidermist when I was younger, sometimes it was the hides and heads and sometimes they would have whole animals frozen. Thank you for your patience and understanding in advance
GREAT vid WHO-TEE. Towards the end u nail it: pick your shot, pick your ammo! Sadly still many Saffas dislike the 6.5 (Bleed-more...LOL!!!) for hunting....their bias is just unfounded and void of reasoning. Darn nice '"Rooibok Ram" that. Beautiful! You're probably gonna mount that trophy, ja?
Welldone...🎉..Impala is no joke it can walk over 1/2 a mile with Lead ...I suspect built in armour 😂...aim for head or spine.....it can even disappear after taking a 30/06 round...
What amazed me about Africa is how much game occupies the same land..so much diversity of animal species...they all seem to occupy a certain nitch , feed on different plants..
That's exactly right. We have about 18 species you can hunt in that area. Some are browsers, some are grazers, some are both. And like you mention, different animals consume different plants within those broad categories.
@@biggamehuntingadventures6533 I've hunted many different locations... Africa has the most density and diversity of wildlife, by far...best hunting ive ever done
Who tee, have you ever taken 2 animals with the same rifle (not counting the same trip)? I have the feeling that you need a new gun for each kill, lol. Here I am, with 15 notches on the same rifle setup, the poor man, haha!!
I wouldn't say you "need" the Banish, but it's definitely nice to have. That's especially true for the PH and tracker, who are guiding hunters almost year round.
Love how silent everyone is that were giving you crap about bringing the 6.5cm. Looks like it worked pretty darn good for you. Looks like you just have a lot of poor shooters that watch your channel lol
he used it within it's limits , medium game and that's why it worked well. I put good money down that the PH strongly advised that nothing bigger be taken with it eg wilderbees and kudu.
the real poo poo is when Hornady and truck loads of you tube gun promoters push the 6.5 cm as a elk hunting cartage! gave the little cartage a bad name. I hunt white tail deer and pigs with the 6.5 cm handloaded with nosler partition with excellent results, but what a verbal beating I get from fellow hunters. they treat me as if I was hunting with a 22 long rifle. way too much bad publicity, and wannabe experts! life s good!
@@ottokittel709 I hunt bear, deer, and elk with eld-ms every year. They work incredibly well. I also know several guys who hunt elk with 22 and 6 creedmoor using eld-ms. Tyler Freel who is a gun writer for Outdoor Life just took an Alaska moose with a 22 creedmoor using an 88 gr eld-m bullet. Bullet selection and shot placement are key, and as far as I’m concerned the m in eld-m might as well stand for murder.
@bobbyhutton3004 they can advise all they want, they still wouldn't know what they're talking about. Wildebeest, elk, etc aren't magical animals. They have a heart and two lungs just like any other game mammal. If you pop both lungs and the heart, they're going down. I've had no issues taking elk at 300-400 yards using 6.5cm
Thought it might. I took a pronghorn last season. Double lung pass through. The 6.5 has plenty of juice to get the job done. Thanks for sharing your adventures!
so about 5 k for a week and 4 animals, not bad but you still gotta get there. ntl it looks every bit as great as africa can look. is it easy getting guns/ammo in?
6.5 is a great round, but I'm slightly puzzled by you using it. As I understand it, the main virtue of the 6.5 is its capability at longer ranges. Not that it isn't effective close-up, but wouldn't something else be more typical for this style of hunting?
The 6.5 CM did the job despite the naysayers claiming it is not powerful enough. The Savage and scope are a nice rig. Congrats on the nice Impala and enjoy there rest of the safari.
So before the 6.5 creedmoor was developed the 30-06, 308, 270, 243, 30-30 and the 100’s of other cartridges people used for whitetail before the 6.5 creedmoor was all BS? Your comment makes no sense.
We have the 30-30 for 150 years an it’s still a popular deer round the 6.5 creedmoor ain’t gonna be forgotten anytime soon also the 30-06 120 years still a chosen round
Too many 6.5CMs out there for it to be forgotten anytime soon so I would not worry about that too much, it has been a very popular cartridge for quite some time now. If you shoot inside of 300 yards the 308 is just as good when you start getting out beyond that the 6.5s really begin to shine although if I were hunting something other than paper or gongs at 450 yards or more I would probably go with the 6.5 PRC, yeah the CM technically packs 1,000 ft/lbs out to 700 with the right bullets but I like a little extra energy. If you are a one gun guy, and you live in elk country I would go with a 30 cal, not that the 6.5mm won't do the trick, clearly it will but it's ideal game is in the whitetail/pronghorn class and won't compete with a 180-200gr 30 cal on that larger game IMHO. I use my 6.5x55 for deer hunting and my 30-06 for anything larger.
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Go check out Big Game Hunting Adventures here!!! whoteewhoafrica.com
I'm going to look you guys up for sure!
The top three rules for hunting, 1: Shot Placement. 2: Shot Placement 3: Shot Placement.
Yup
Really
Absolutely no question. Shot placement and bullet selection!
@@trevorgale1176 energy and speed
@@lz3572 energy and speed
If the Swedes will take moose with their 6.5x55 there is no reason under the sun that says you can't do the same with the Creedmoor, if the nut behind the butt does his part.
Nice work mate, have fun.
Awesome B Roll footage of some beautiful animals 🦓🦒 over there in Africa.
Great shot on a gorgeous impala there Adam.l and congratulations. 😃
🙏🙏🙏
Love you WTW, you're a true YT delight, you keep me motivated to keep shootin' and huntin'
I appreciate you watching
Always wanted to go to Africa for a Kudu, black sable, wildebeest. I’ll check these guys out before I get too old
Something I would love to see you review is the browning with the 7 1/2 twist 270, how much of a difference in accuracy an stability with haver bullets
Seconded
Thirdeded
Fourthed
Watching your videos have me so excited for the upcoming season for big game and waterfowl . Now we’re empty nesters here at home I’m going to turn one of my rooms into my hunting room . Cheers 🇨🇦
Funny how an animal as common as an impala can require so much effort! Glad you finally got one!
So much fun
Have you hunt free range whitetail in Pennsylvania on Puplic-Land
@@jamespugh I've never hunted PA, no
Good to see you on your "excursion"... lol have fun. Be careful!!! Thanks for sharing
Congrats! Nice antelope! I believe that shoot placement is way more important than the caliber size! God bless y'all
Looks like a great time 👍🏼 thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching 👍
I would love to see your review of this scope.
Good one Adam looks amazing hunting well done on a nice shot.👍
I know rhis is off topic, but i just got my cva acout in 35 whelen. Im stoked to sight it in after watchin all ur videos
Awesome
cool little hunt. I was hoping you would do a hunt with the CV 6.5 PRC. Because. of review and a little research, that's the one I'm gonna get. thanks again
I already have a deer hunt with the cva in 6.5prc
Congratulations! Great content!
Thanks for watching
Congratulations on an epic hunt. What camera did you use to film the hunts?
Great video again, never thought I'd want to go to Africa but more it's looking promising. 2 questions. What was the temperature when you were there? And what's the process of getting trophy mounts imported back to the US?
End of August was 50 in morning and 85 in afternoon. Can have it dipped and sent back for taxidermy or can have it done there and shipped back. Price comes out to close to the same
Awesome trip !
Congratulations!
So much fun
I love your videos but it bums me out that these are so short. I could definitely watch more
Beautiful animal, congratulations 🎉
Great video just one question how did you get your suppressor out of the country with getting in trouble I've heard you have to have paperwork from the state department I order to travel out side the US was just wondering
Nope. I did a video on all the details. Long story short I just had my tax stamp paperwork with me then had form 4457 with me in order to bring it back duty free
@@WHOTEEWHO thanks for the info
@@KeithFleming-qs2kh thanks for watching
Well done!
Nice job guys. Would love to go over there.
Plenty of power with good shot placement.
Congrats on all the final animal's
Dude - great videos. U should load 140 sierra game changer bullets with h430 , 41.3 grains of powder about 50 thousand off the lanze - u will be impressed
6.5 CM for Impala and Worthog for sure, even the 243 Win is good for Impala and Warthog. Just make sure about placement.
Nice video. Man I like that new rifle stock. I sure wish I had a stock like that for my 110 predator😂.
You gonna try out the taurus expedition rifle? Be interested to see if its another good budget friendly option
I'd like to try one
It isn't exactly budget friendly. Just under a grand
@@WHOTEEWHO i thought they were going for close to $700 my bad
Might be. I saw one for 850. I need to try one
I'll admit, just because of the negative chatter I thought poorly of the 6.5 CM. At some point WTW was talking about velocity and weight, and it occurred to me the energy was better than a bunch of other rounds that people say are plenty good for deer. Now I think a bunch of bad shooters jumped on the CM train, thinking it would be a shortcut to success. I like to think I'm impervious to hype, but I"m eating crow on this issue.
Ho ho ho.....wait a minute. This cannot be true......I thought that the 6.5CM bounced off deer and antelope......Great video hoss.....you've come a very long way. Proud of you brother...be blessed.
🤣🤣🤣
Congrats🎉🎉! Nice trophy!!!!
Thanks for watching!
The video quality on your Africa Hunt is outstanding, I'm not sure how you will feel when your back to reality and self filming. I was one of those 6.5 Creedmoor haters then I won one in a raffle, call me converted. Pleasure to shoot, accurate it does have limitations for hunting but so do most cartridges. I wouldn't want to use it on Moose or Brown Bear but then I don't want to use 338 Lapua on deer either.
I agree 💯, the video quality is amazing. Cheers 🇨🇦
Hey man, when you harvest those animals do you keep the meat ? Or is it for the trophy? I did some work for some taxidermist when I was younger, sometimes it was the hides and heads and sometimes they would have whole animals frozen. Thank you for your patience and understanding in advance
Ate the meat there. Cannot bring it back to US
@@WHOTEEWHO thank you for replying, sir!!!!
Beautiful impala!
Are you allowed to bring your meat back to the US and if so how do you pack it for travel, BTW great video….
No that's an fda rule
Just stuff it into your socks
Typically, the meat is given to the local tribes and a small amount is used at the camp for meals. The majority of it goes to the tribespeople.
Really cool stuff 👍 😎 🇺🇸
GREAT vid WHO-TEE. Towards the end u nail it: pick your shot, pick your ammo! Sadly still many Saffas dislike the 6.5 (Bleed-more...LOL!!!) for hunting....their bias is just unfounded and void of reasoning.
Darn nice '"Rooibok Ram" that. Beautiful! You're probably gonna mount that trophy, ja?
Yes gonna mount it
Nice!
Awesome 👏
Glad to see the 6.5 creedmoor getting some love . I’ve taken a ton of game with it and the 143 eldx.
Congratulations on the impala. Herd its good eating? Nice set of horns and hide.
Such an awesome video!! Are you going to have a rug made out of your Zebra?
Shoulder mounting this zebra
Beautiful animal sorry I am late I've been asleep alittle under the weather.
Welldone...🎉..Impala is no joke it can walk over 1/2 a mile with Lead ...I suspect built in armour 😂...aim for head or spine.....it can even disappear after taking a 30/06 round...
How much velocity is lost due to the use of the can?
None. Makes it faster
Congrats
What amazed me about Africa is how much game occupies the same land..so much diversity of animal species...they all seem to occupy a certain nitch , feed on different plants..
That's exactly right. We have about 18 species you can hunt in that area. Some are browsers, some are grazers, some are both. And like you mention, different animals consume different plants within those broad categories.
@@biggamehuntingadventures6533 I've hunted many different locations... Africa has the most density and diversity of wildlife, by far...best hunting ive ever done
Who tee, have you ever taken 2 animals with the same rifle (not counting the same trip)? I have the feeling that you need a new gun for each kill, lol. Here I am, with 15 notches on the same rifle setup, the poor man, haha!!
Yes. Took 2 deer with my cva cascade 22-250. But the goal is to take deer with a bunch of different things for the videos
I have no doubt that the 6.5 is adequate but I do question is the need for the banish. Tell me more!
Banish is great
@@michaelmedlen1702 PHs like suppressors there.
I wouldn't say you "need" the Banish, but it's definitely nice to have. That's especially true for the PH and tracker, who are guiding hunters almost year round.
Have u tried that 264 win out that's one nice rifle
Not the model 70....yet
Love how silent everyone is that were giving you crap about bringing the 6.5cm. Looks like it worked pretty darn good for you. Looks like you just have a lot of poor shooters that watch your channel lol
he used it within it's limits , medium game and that's why it worked well.
I put good money down that the PH strongly advised that nothing bigger be taken with it eg wilderbees and kudu.
the real poo poo is when Hornady and truck loads of you tube gun promoters push the 6.5 cm as a elk hunting cartage! gave the little cartage a bad name. I hunt white tail deer and pigs with the 6.5 cm handloaded with nosler partition with excellent results, but what a verbal beating I get from fellow hunters. they treat me as if I was hunting with a 22 long rifle. way too much bad publicity, and wannabe experts! life s good!
@@ottokittel709 I hunt bear, deer, and elk with eld-ms every year. They work incredibly well.
I also know several guys who hunt elk with 22 and 6 creedmoor using eld-ms. Tyler Freel who is a gun writer for Outdoor Life just took an Alaska moose with a 22 creedmoor using an 88 gr eld-m bullet.
Bullet selection and shot placement are key, and as far as I’m concerned the m in eld-m might as well stand for murder.
@bobbyhutton3004 they can advise all they want, they still wouldn't know what they're talking about. Wildebeest, elk, etc aren't magical animals. They have a heart and two lungs just like any other game mammal. If you pop both lungs and the heart, they're going down. I've had no issues taking elk at 300-400 yards using 6.5cm
@@bobbyhutton3004 6.5cm works just fine on larger game like elk and bear. My freezer hasn't gone empty using 6.5cm
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Beautiful impala. Congratulations. Did you get a pass through?
Yes went through
Thought it might. I took a pronghorn last season. Double lung pass through. The 6.5 has plenty of juice to get the job done. Thanks for sharing your adventures!
You ever hunt uo in Canada or Alaska in Canada we can't have a silencer 😂 but we have lots of big game
Not yet
so about 5 k for a week and 4 animals, not bad but you still gotta get there. ntl it looks every bit as great as africa can look. is it easy getting guns/ammo in?
@@veroman007 very easy to take your own ammo and guns. I did a video on that specifically
Welcome to my front door. I hope you enjoyed yourselves. 💪💪
That sure looks a lot like Texas
Not too different a parallel on the globe
What kind of camera do you use
This I brought a camera man with me
Good job dude you smoked him. Very nice impala
That's a target rich environment. 😮
Indeed!
RoaR!
RoaR
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6,5 cm creedmore is new to me. Thats big!! 6,5 cm =2,56 inch.
6.5 CM is equal to a .264 Caliber .... 6.5 Centimeters is equal to 2.55 inches
bueno
Nice🎉🎉🎉
Who were the two men with you?
His uncle and his nephew.
PH and tracker with big game hunting adventures
A 22 is big enough but why when there are lots more options 🤔 😮
And you even brought your wife , hard to beat .
I wanted to go to Africa 5 years ago. I am a little nervous.
@@gunman-6646 easy with the right outfitter. I went in 2022, 2023. 😊
Super easy process
Come hunt with us! We'll take great care of you!
@@farleyjj1 Sweet, I am going to look into the outfitter that who-tee-who used.
She's a beaut Clark
Sorry I couldn't make the premiere. I had to go to a wedding at 7pm.
6.5 is a great round, but I'm slightly puzzled by you using it. As I understand it, the main virtue of the 6.5 is its capability at longer ranges. Not that it isn't effective close-up, but wouldn't something else be more typical for this style of hunting?
@@stephens2241 why would you want it to be "more typical"? He just wants an easy to shoot round and a dead animal. 6.5cm checks both of those boxes.
😅Great video 👍
Thanks for the visit
Who got the meat?
The people there. We ate some while we were there
@@WHOTEEWHO Awesome! I've driven an Impala, but never eaten one!
6.5cm is 2.55", that's a big enough gun I think!
6.5 CM is equal to a .264 Caliber .... 6.5 Centimeters is equal to 2.55 inches
Just know I care nothing about the title. I want to see your hunting video 😂 I already know the 6.5cm does the job well.
Nice red nose!😁
The 6.5 CM did the job despite the naysayers claiming it is not powerful enough. The Savage and scope are a nice rig. Congrats on the nice Impala and enjoy there rest of the safari.
Bru, that first one ran? With a 6.5? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 gaan huis toe boet.
Pastor Troy voice “24 inch barrel on the impala, balla”
Sorry to hurt anybody's feelings but 6.5 Creedmoor is all you need for a deer😅 anything else is BS
While I guess it’s useless where I live 😂😢
So before the 6.5 creedmoor was developed the 30-06, 308, 270, 243, 30-30 and the 100’s of other cartridges people used for whitetail before the 6.5 creedmoor was all BS? Your comment makes no sense.
@@NatvBearHntr settle down cupcake
@@NatvBearHntr I think you need some reading comprehension skills
6.5 cm equals 2.5 inches.
Creedmoor....not centimeters
No arguing it's effective but I would have felt better with the 3006
Hello anybody home???
Hello
No, we're all at ur mom's house
Im so scared that the 6.5 cred will go forgotten i will buy a 308
What do u think guys.
We have the 30-30 for 150 years an it’s still a popular deer round the 6.5 creedmoor ain’t gonna be forgotten anytime soon also the 30-06 120 years still a chosen round
308 ftw
@@DinoNucci eh I’d rather a 7-08 over 308
@@kevincostelloHTX nope
Too many 6.5CMs out there for it to be forgotten anytime soon so I would not worry about that too much, it has been a very popular cartridge for quite some time now. If you shoot inside of 300 yards the 308 is just as good when you start getting out beyond that the 6.5s really begin to shine although if I were hunting something other than paper or gongs at 450 yards or more I would probably go with the 6.5 PRC, yeah the CM technically packs 1,000 ft/lbs out to 700 with the right bullets but I like a little extra energy. If you are a one gun guy, and you live in elk country I would go with a 30 cal, not that the 6.5mm won't do the trick, clearly it will but it's ideal game is in the whitetail/pronghorn class and won't compete with a 180-200gr 30 cal on that larger game IMHO. I use my 6.5x55 for deer hunting and my 30-06 for anything larger.
Not big game 😂
Impala are smaller than a Whitetail Dumb ?????????
Yes but they have tough hide than whitetail