Yukon Wood Bison Kill at 40 Yards Season 2 Episode 9 Part 2 of 2
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- Yukon Wood Bison Kill at 40 Yards Season 2 Episode 9 Part 2 of 2
After traveling for many days and miles in harsh winter conditions, Greg finds a pair of mature bison bulls. Stalking within 40 yards, Greg takes aim at the largest North American game species.
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Music overwhelmed the commentary. Awesome hunt none the less.
Thanks for your feedback, Bob. We can't always hit the mark.
Great hunt. I’ve been drawn for Leh for pink mountain this November. Can’t wait.
Good luck!
what caliber is your rifle chambered in?
I have been using 300 WM for large game like bison and moose.
What is your ski set up? Do they have skins?
Yes, I was travelling with skins. The terrain dictated that they remain on.
Was all the meat used or did you hunt for the trophy? Be honest, which of the both was the priority?
Honestly I’m out there for the adventure of the hunt. We take all the meat, as required by law. I even made a rug out of this bison.
How u gonna transport that big bison back
We use snow machines to pull the bison out.
Didn't they release wood bison in shageluk in 2014 and they said you can't hunt them for atleast 10 years
I don't know where Shageluk is, but I'm in the Yukon, which is in Canada.
@@GregMcHalesWildYukon ah in Canada, ok 👍
Just out of curiosity...why so close?
The terrain was rolling and I needed to push in. Bison often are not overly aware of their surroundings, as they don't need to be, and thus are vulnerable to close stalks. Often, with the bush and terrain, I need to get close. You can see my hunt from Season 1 where I was even closer.
@@GregMcHalesWildYukon Thanks! Appreciate it.
Nice , what calibre did you use ?
300 WM
Those old bulls are some of the original herd that were released into the wild in 2015. They were basically farm raised, have never been hunted in their life and you could probably walk right up to them without them spooking. A dubious claim to say you were one of the first to shoot one of the recently released Buffalo.
"Bison were reintroduced to Yukon in the late 1980s as part of a national program to recover endangered species." So actually they are not farm-raised by any stretch of the imagination. Have you hunted them here?
@@GregMcHalesWildYukon Thank you I didnt know that. I have not but I could see the effort that was put into that hunt.
Great show. What is the box on the skandic. Who supplies it?
It is actually a military aviation box. I have had it for years, so not something you can get hold of I don't think. Maybe Army surplus shops. It does work great though.
Wow awesome hunt and a nice big bull. Congratulations.
A good bull!
Thanks Jason
WOOD BISON??? WTF
True fact!
@@GregMcHalesWildYukon what's the fun of hunting a bison for pure sport it's serious it doesn't make sense for you to go there and kill the animal to display with a trophy "look how brave i'm a man look i killed a bison look" please don't hunt bison for pure sport hunting it ends the diversity of the place this can take their extinction thanks for your time.
@@GregMcHalesWildYukon please listen to me
What's he supposed to eat? I dont think you would like it if he ate chickens everyday would you miss kluck?
@@surinate man you don't need to hunt for meat, just eat a chicken they are far away for exciting. Those bisons literally were close to die out, people saved them and now people kill them again. It's just the loop that we can't stop because of those idiots hunters. What did he get from killing that bison? That bison could reproduce and make other bisond to make their population bigger and do a work for environment. But no! Some idiot with laugh killed it
great video. Bizon just sounds wrong. Sorry but Bison sounds better
Like bisson? I guess we all call them "bizon" up here...
What an awesome adventure!
Thank You Nathan, please share with you friends it would mean a lot to our team.
Amazing I love hunting bison in games
This was no game!
Like how he says bison the right way
How do you pronounce it? Bison or bison? I say bison.
7:00 “amazing animal” admiringly. After killing it. Aren’t they endangered?
They're not endangered in the Yukon. yukon.ca/en/bison-hunt#get-a-bison-hunt-permit
Did you see my comment?
@@GregMcHalesWildYukon hunt permit is not a reason to not hunt. In 19th century there were many permits and bisons nearly died out. I would want to listen not to what hunters think about but what Ecological people think about. Hunter always will say "hunting is good"
@@miltiades8822 Modern hunters are the reason these populations have made a comeback. There is a massive difference between the market hunting at the turn of the last century that almost wiped several species out, and modern sport hunters. Hunters contribute more money to conservation than any other group, and have founded several organizations specifically dedicated to conservation and habitat restoration initiatives. We contribute 10's of millions of dollars and hundereds of thousands of man hours every year to conservation efforts to keep these populations growing and keep our wild places wild. We're not trying to kill everything out there, we want to make sure there are still animals and wild places for our childrens children to enjoy. Hunting is far more sustainable and ethical than going to the grocery store and buying your meat off the shelf where you can pretend you're not responsible for how it got there...