Man, I think I'm overgunned with 180gr out of my 30.06 on whitetails and the odd coyote. Then I see fallow fawns and the odd deer on this challen get dropped by a 9,3x62. I must admit that I much prefer to see game drop quick and trim some extra meat/fur, then the current trend amongst some fellow north american hunters who use smaller diameter bullets out to ridiculous distances. Different styles of hunting I know, but it's neat to see the different minsets and approaches. Love the channel, keep it up please!
Thank you, glad you appreciated the video. I could not agree more, hunting is about the management of wildlife, something some hunters today has forgotten. Have a nice day! Tobias
nice video - I enjoy your comments arriving to the stand. It help to understand the preparation getting to a highstand - and the things I need to look for when I arrive at a stand, that I do not already know. Would love to hunt Fallow Dear on Driven Hunt in Sweden....... Dov kalv would be sufficient to make me happy. I enjoy the swedish landscapes and forrests. Hoping covid19 will go away soon, so that we can travel again. (and help you guys take out some of the wild boar population)
Per, Thanks for your feedback, it is important for us to get this info from you guys, so we know what you like and prefer in our videos. I hope you can come here someday to hunt, I think you would like it. ;-) Regards, Tobias
Nice hunt! We have similar system in Latvia. Collectives get tags based on their territories size and moose density. Tags are split into bulls/cows/calfs. As the damage to forestry mainly is done by calfs, about 50% of the tags are them, 30% cows and 20% bulls. On a bull tag you can take calf as well to reduce damage.
Nice to hear, Peter! There will be some videos within the next few weeks. I am editing both some driven hunt vids and a video about seal hunting. There is also a short series of videos about silencer and how to maintain silencers. Regards, Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting Red deer and Roe deer and Chamois. With the Red deer and Chamois, we have always to shoot first the calf and then the cow (except Cow is alone). With roe deer we can shoot without restriction (beginning of first October). Before October we have to shoot the youngster first or the bock!
I think your hunting is fine and i support it and your good shooting. That said its far different than what we do in N America for the most part. Drive hunts and this style really isnt considered hunting out in western states in Rocky mtn states and north. Our hunting is much more physical work and different situation. More of a natural type and we have predation as well. Still i enjoy your method of management as it allows folks who arent mobile to participate. I like that.
Aaron, Thanks for your input. Yes, the way of hunting is very different here in Europe compared to ti the US. We also stalk, as you do, but we use dogs much more and in most parts, we have much less pressure from predators. Even if we have big areas here in Europe that have a very low population, most areas are much denser populated of humans and in general, we do not have public land to hunt as you have in the US. So in general we have much smaller private land areas to hunt, and that also affects the way of hunting. Regards, Tobias
Great Video and Great Shot Tobias! Waidmannsheil! What caliber is your Steel Action? I thought you changed to the sintetíc Stock. Did you Not like it? Kind regards Carlos
Hi Carlos, Waidmannsdank! Yes, I still have my syntethic stock in cal. 308win. I got a .375 Ruger for a hunt in Zimbabwe in May, but the COVID-19 situation canceled that hunt and I wanted to use that rifle a little, so I will use it for some driven hunts this year, just for the feeling sake... ;-) A little overkill, but the animals die fast.... :-O However, there is very little meat damage, and I am amazed that the recoil is so "mild" if you can say so. Maybe I will let my 9,3x62 go and use this for the driven hunts instead. Due to our gun laws here in Sweden we can't have so many rifles, so it is good if one rifle can be used for more than one type of hunting. Regards, Tobias
Jag började följa dig när jag fick reda på att det var din gamla Trijicon 2.5-10x56 jag köpt av en herre i Östergötland. Äntligen släpper du en ny video, tack för den!
Där ser man. Antar att det är siktet som syns i denna film? th-cam.com/video/zdAI0J2x5I0/w-d-xo.html ;-) Det har varit med om många spännande jakter... ;-) //Tobias
@@martinpalsson490 Ja, det är målat i samma färg som Blaser R8 Success i syntet, för att matcha bössa samt dämpa reflexerna på tuben av siktet. Du kommer bli nöjd! MVH Tobias
Came here after your invitation on Instagram. Thank you! Here in Texas and in several other states in the US we have a huge problem of feral hogs - Texas needs to shoot 3 million a year just to keep the population constant. Unfortunately, we have no tradition of driven hunting. There is perhaps an opportunity for an European entrepreneur to bring battue / Monteria methods to the US. You even get paid $ 12 for every pig shot in some counties. Good hunting!
I enjoy the matter-of-fact commentary from the hunters in this video. "Like they say, hunting is hunting," Adam after not getting a shot at a female fallow deer. "Lucky for me, but not for him," Adam after getting a wild boar that would have eluded him had it not announced its presence by crunching gravel on the road. "It's just me being unlucky before," Tobias after getting his first deer on this property after 10 years of hunting there and acknowledging that it is a very good hunting area. .
@@RedMooseHunting glad to see you tobias you are really a hunter and your videos are so beautiful yes i saw your mail I'll get the Clausen Roedeercall Pro whistle as soon as possible ... I'll buy it after 4 days I want to buy the Clausen Roedeercall whistle, but it's not in stock, so when will it arrive? I want to buy 2 whistles
@@orhankemal4137 It is in stock. I send within 24 hours after order arrived. (If the webshop says it is not in stock, that's wrong. They are in stock, I will have to look into that in that case.) //Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting www.redmoosehunting.com/products/game-calls/clausen-roedeercall I click the buy button and it gives me this warning The article Clausen Roedeercall is not in stock at the moment. thank you ... I will buy when the Clausen Roedeercall material is in stock I will buy 2 whistles and inform you ... (Clausen Roedeercall + Clausen Roedeercall Pro) thank you so much thanks
Sounds like your management strategy is well thought out and must be working well if you can sustain a harvest of 80000 animals per year !!! Sounds like an ideal place to live for those that love to hunt moose….
Yes, there are a lot of opportunities, however, it is not easy anyway. A lot of Swedish hunters dream about shooting a moose and it can take years of effort and dedication to get one. Normally here in the lower 2/3 of Sweden, we can shot 1-3 moose on 1000 ha. It can be a hunting club of 10-20 hunters in such an area. So for a period of 10 years, let's say there is 20 moose shot and 15 hunters every year is hunting. So you still need some luck to get one. ;-) //Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting Makes me realize how massive my luck was as a new hunter. First day, first moose hunt. Shot a 8-point bull at 80 meters, slowly walking across a bog, very safe and stable shot from the tower.
I do not know if there is any big secret. Before we did not have so many predators like bear and wolf. In the 1980s, we shot app. 170.000 moose every year. Those days has past. I think it is a good management and hunters mainly hunt for the meat, and is very careful regarding the cows. The cows keep the population up and running. //Tobias
Im a hunter up north in Sweden where we can see that the bear-pressure has started to take more and more of our population of moose. I will say that the management of moose is not good in Sweden. The forestry companys has been in charge of this far to long. That is the only reason why we are shooting calfs from mothers. We should stop that now to insure reproduction of moose. Its true that we have a dense population but do we really want it to be smaller?
I can totally agree with you, we need to look into how to adjust the management to compensate for the pressure from predators and in general also evolve in the matter to adjust the forestry so we can keep that dense population of moose we have and still minimize the damage to the forest. As it is now, it goes in the wrong direction in many areas of Sweden. //Tobias
Thank you for giving those numbers how many moose you hunt yearly. In Finland we hunt 50000-60000 moose yearly. Our cloven hoof wild game numbers are kept much lower with intensive hunting than you have in Sweden. That's land owners and road users wish. About 80-100000 moose is left alive after each hunting season. After new calfs are born in the spring population is again around 150000. I have been watching Jakt är Jakt and Side by Side youtube channels because I try to learn Swedish but they never give these facts how many animals are living in an area and how many are hunted, how long is hunting season and so on. I have never seen a Swedish bow hunter. Is bow hunting forbidden? My hunting club has land contracts for 5500 hectares, about 20 members and we have hunt 20-30 moose and about 100 whitetail deer every year. I live in south west coast of Finland and our populations are much higher than average. Especially white tail population have grown resend years in this area of Finland and the goal is now to lower the population down with very heavy hunting pressure.
Ville, Thanks for your comment and that you share info regarding your area. 20-30 moose in an area of 5500 ha, is very much. I do not know of any area like that here in Sweden. :-) //Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting My hunting club seems to have land that attracts moose from neighbouring areas and our local moose population is probably about 8-10/1000 ha. Finlands average is around 3 spring population per 1000 ha. Estimation map is here wordpress1.luke.fi/riistahavainnot-hirvielaimet/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2020/02/Kartta_tiheyspinta_lukemat_2019.pdf
Similar map of white tail deere is here wordpress1.luke.fi/riistahavainnot-hirvielaimet/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2020/03/Valkoh%C3%A4nt%C3%A4peurakanta_talvella_2019_2020.pdf Roe deer population is modest and only few are shot and practically no wild boar or fallow deere.
Hi, Thanks for your response. Totally agree with you. Adam shots the young heifer. The old cow that has the calf, we let go. (The first moose is an old cow, the second moose is the calf, the third moose is the heifer that Adam shots.) We never shot a cow before the calf is shot. I wish you a nice day, Tobias
At 10:10... Good Lord what a shot.
;-)
Hallo from Bavaria Tyskland " Very good shot " Respekt and Waidmannsheil :-) bei 10:10
Man, I think I'm overgunned with 180gr out of my 30.06 on whitetails and the odd coyote. Then I see fallow fawns and the odd deer on this challen get dropped by a 9,3x62.
I must admit that I much prefer to see game drop quick and trim some extra meat/fur, then the current trend amongst some fellow north american hunters who use smaller diameter bullets out to ridiculous distances. Different styles of hunting I know, but it's neat to see the different minsets and approaches.
Love the channel, keep it up please!
väldigt snyggt skjutet på den dovkalven Tobias!
Tackar Andreas!
...även en blind höna kan hitta ett korn då och då... ;-)
Ha en bra dag!
Tobias
Nicely done and well explained.. that is what wildlife menagement is all about! Congratulations and thank you much for sharing! Keep it up! 👍👍
Thank you, glad you appreciated the video. I could not agree more, hunting is about the management of wildlife, something some hunters today has forgotten.
Have a nice day!
Tobias
nice video - I enjoy your comments arriving to the stand. It help to understand the preparation getting to a highstand - and the things I need to look for when I arrive at a stand, that I do not already know.
Would love to hunt Fallow Dear on Driven Hunt in Sweden....... Dov kalv would be sufficient to make me happy.
I enjoy the swedish landscapes and forrests. Hoping covid19 will go away soon, so that we can travel again. (and help you guys take out some of the wild boar population)
Per,
Thanks for your feedback, it is important for us to get this info from you guys, so we know what you like and prefer in our videos.
I hope you can come here someday to hunt, I think you would like it. ;-)
Regards,
Tobias
Vilken bra hund!
Finally a new content on TH-cam! Well made and looking forward for more..
Yeah, it has been a while, but now there will be some videos coming up. ;-)
//Tobias
Nice hunt! We have similar system in Latvia. Collectives get tags based on their territories size and moose density. Tags are split into bulls/cows/calfs. As the damage to forestry mainly is done by calfs, about 50% of the tags are them, 30% cows and 20% bulls. On a bull tag you can take calf as well to reduce damage.
NIce to learn.
//Tobias
It’s been a while 🙂 great to see new content from my favourite hunting channel.
Nice to hear, Peter!
There will be some videos within the next few weeks. I am editing both some driven hunt vids and a video about seal hunting. There is also a short series of videos about silencer and how to maintain silencers.
Regards,
Tobias
Fin natur, bra filmning och spännande att titta på 😊
Well made - thank you! As you explained the animal management - we are doing very similar here in Switzerland.
regards from Switzerland
Franz,
Nice to learn that you have a similar way of management in Switzerland. Is it for the red deer?
//Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting Red deer and Roe deer and Chamois. With the Red deer and Chamois, we have always to shoot first the calf and then the cow (except Cow is alone). With roe deer we can shoot without restriction (beginning of first October). Before October we have to shoot the youngster first or the bock!
@@franzschmid9079 👍
Bra video som vanligt! 👍🇺🇸💥🤠
Tackar Otto, roligt att höra.
//Tobias
I think your hunting is fine and i support it and your good shooting. That said its far different than what we do in N America for the most part. Drive hunts and this style really isnt considered hunting out in western states in Rocky mtn states and north. Our hunting is much more physical work and different situation. More of a natural type and we have predation as well. Still i enjoy your method of management as it allows folks who arent mobile to participate. I like that.
Aaron,
Thanks for your input. Yes, the way of hunting is very different here in Europe compared to ti the US. We also stalk, as you do, but we use dogs much more and in most parts, we have much less pressure from predators. Even if we have big areas here in Europe that have a very low population, most areas are much denser populated of humans and in general, we do not have public land to hunt as you have in the US. So in general we have much smaller private land areas to hunt, and that also affects the way of hunting.
Regards,
Tobias
Great Video and Great Shot Tobias!
Waidmannsheil! What caliber is your Steel Action? I thought you changed to the sintetíc Stock. Did you Not like it?
Kind regards Carlos
Hi Carlos,
Waidmannsdank!
Yes, I still have my syntethic stock in cal. 308win. I got a .375 Ruger for a hunt in Zimbabwe in May, but the COVID-19 situation canceled that hunt and I wanted to use that rifle a little, so I will use it for some driven hunts this year, just for the feeling sake... ;-) A little overkill, but the animals die fast.... :-O However, there is very little meat damage, and I am amazed that the recoil is so "mild" if you can say so. Maybe I will let my 9,3x62 go and use this for the driven hunts instead. Due to our gun laws here in Sweden we can't have so many rifles, so it is good if one rifle can be used for more than one type of hunting.
Regards,
Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting nice! I myself have for Drivenhunts 375H&H. Performs really well.
🌿Waidmannsheil to the hunters. I‘m glad to see new content from you.
Then I am happy! ;-)
//Tobias
I like that how you explain about the hunting off moose 👍👍
I always fancy trying driving hunt
Glad you enjoyed the content. You should try out some driven hunt some day. ;-)
//Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting definitely enjoyed the video 👍 , one day all give it a go 👍👍
@@erichuntter2437 👍
Jag började följa dig när jag fick reda på att det var din gamla Trijicon 2.5-10x56 jag köpt av en herre i Östergötland. Äntligen släpper du en ny video, tack för den!
Där ser man. Antar att det är siktet som syns i denna film? th-cam.com/video/zdAI0J2x5I0/w-d-xo.html ;-)
Det har varit med om många spännande jakter... ;-)
//Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting Ja, det måste vara det siktet! Antireflexbehandlat. Jag hoppas det kommer bjuda mig på många fler spännande (och lyckade) jakter
@@martinpalsson490 Ja, det är målat i samma färg som Blaser R8 Success i syntet, för att matcha bössa samt dämpa reflexerna på tuben av siktet. Du kommer bli nöjd!
MVH
Tobias
Came here after your invitation on Instagram. Thank you! Here in Texas and in several other states in the US we have a huge problem of feral hogs - Texas needs to shoot 3 million a year just to keep the population constant. Unfortunately, we have no tradition of driven hunting. There is perhaps an opportunity for an European entrepreneur to bring battue / Monteria methods to the US. You even get paid $ 12 for every pig shot in some counties. Good hunting!
You are welcome Mehul Kamrar.
Interesting though regarding driven hunts for feral hogs. Would be interesting to try out. ;-)
//Tobias
it would be great if you also wrote the caliber of the gun brand
The rifle I use is a .375 Ruger and Adam use a .30-06. Normally I do use a less caliber, this is just for testing it for some hunts. ;-)
//Tobias
I enjoy the matter-of-fact commentary from the hunters in this video.
"Like they say, hunting is hunting," Adam after not getting a shot at a female fallow deer.
"Lucky for me, but not for him," Adam after getting a wild boar that would have eluded him had it not announced its presence by crunching gravel on the road.
"It's just me being unlucky before," Tobias after getting his first deer on this property after 10 years of hunting there and acknowledging that it is a very good hunting area. .
I am happy you enjoy our video and appreciate the small things...;-)
//Tobias
Are you tobias ?
Yes,
...and I have answered your mail... ;-)
//Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting glad to see you tobias
you are really a hunter and your videos are so beautiful
yes i saw your mail
I'll get the Clausen Roedeercall Pro whistle as soon as possible ... I'll buy it after 4 days
I want to buy the Clausen Roedeercall whistle, but it's not in stock, so when will it arrive?
I want to buy 2 whistles
@@orhankemal4137 It is in stock. I send within 24 hours after order arrived. (If the webshop says it is not in stock, that's wrong. They are in stock, I will have to look into that in that case.)
//Tobias
@@orhankemal4137 Glad you like the videos... ;-)
@@RedMooseHunting www.redmoosehunting.com/products/game-calls/clausen-roedeercall
I click the buy button and it gives me this warning
The article Clausen Roedeercall is not in stock at the moment.
thank you ...
I will buy when the Clausen Roedeercall material is in stock
I will buy 2 whistles and inform you
... (Clausen Roedeercall + Clausen Roedeercall Pro)
thank you so much
thanks
Äntligen är ni tebax, som jag har väntat. 👍😉 until next time, skitjakt på er
Roligt att höra att du saknat oss. Har några filmer som kommer nu inom kort, bl.a. fler om drevjakt, men även säljakt mm.
//Tobias
Sounds like your management strategy is well thought out and must be working well if you can sustain a harvest of 80000 animals per year !!! Sounds like an ideal place to live for those that love to hunt moose….
Yes, there are a lot of opportunities, however, it is not easy anyway. A lot of Swedish hunters dream about shooting a moose and it can take years of effort and dedication to get one. Normally here in the lower 2/3 of Sweden, we can shot 1-3 moose on 1000 ha. It can be a hunting club of 10-20 hunters in such an area. So for a period of 10 years, let's say there is 20 moose shot and 15 hunters every year is hunting. So you still need some luck to get one. ;-)
//Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting Makes me realize how massive my luck was as a new hunter. First day, first moose hunt. Shot a 8-point bull at 80 meters, slowly walking across a bog, very safe and stable shot from the tower.
We can also hunt moose calves here in Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
Nice!
//Tobias
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
So what is the secret you have much more moose in Sweden???🤔
I do not know if there is any big secret. Before we did not have so many predators like bear and wolf. In the 1980s, we shot app. 170.000 moose every year. Those days has past. I think it is a good management and hunters mainly hunt for the meat, and is very careful regarding the cows. The cows keep the population up and running.
//Tobias
Because they hunt with a good system
@@danijel2045 ;-)
Im a hunter up north in Sweden where we can see that the bear-pressure has started to take more and more of our population of moose. I will say that the management of moose is not good in Sweden. The forestry companys has been in charge of this far to long. That is the only reason why we are shooting calfs from mothers. We should stop that now to insure reproduction of moose. Its true that we have a dense population but do we really want it to be smaller?
I can totally agree with you, we need to look into how to adjust the management to compensate for the pressure from predators and in general also evolve in the matter to adjust the forestry so we can keep that dense population of moose we have and still minimize the damage to the forest. As it is now, it goes in the wrong direction in many areas of Sweden.
//Tobias
Bayrare eller AD som stötte dovkalven du sköt Tobias?
Bayrare... ;-)
👍
Thank you for giving those numbers how many moose you hunt yearly. In Finland we hunt 50000-60000 moose yearly. Our cloven hoof wild game numbers are kept much lower with intensive hunting than you have in Sweden. That's land owners and road users wish. About 80-100000 moose is left alive after each hunting season. After new calfs are born in the spring population is again around 150000.
I have been watching Jakt är Jakt and Side by Side youtube channels because I try to learn Swedish but they never give these facts how many animals are living in an area and how many are hunted, how long is hunting season and so on. I have never seen a Swedish bow hunter. Is bow hunting forbidden?
My hunting club has land contracts for 5500 hectares, about 20 members and we have hunt 20-30 moose and about 100 whitetail deer every year. I live in south west coast of Finland and our populations are much higher than average. Especially white tail population have grown resend years in this area of Finland and the goal is now to lower the population down with very heavy hunting pressure.
Ville,
Thanks for your comment and that you share info regarding your area.
20-30 moose in an area of 5500 ha, is very much. I do not know of any area like that here in Sweden. :-)
//Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting My hunting club seems to have land that attracts moose from neighbouring areas and our local moose population is probably about 8-10/1000 ha. Finlands average is around 3 spring population per 1000 ha. Estimation map is here wordpress1.luke.fi/riistahavainnot-hirvielaimet/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2020/02/Kartta_tiheyspinta_lukemat_2019.pdf
Similar map of white tail deere is here wordpress1.luke.fi/riistahavainnot-hirvielaimet/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2020/03/Valkoh%C3%A4nt%C3%A4peurakanta_talvella_2019_2020.pdf
Roe deer population is modest and only few are shot and practically no wild boar or fallow deere.
@@2000vph :-) Thanks, will take a look at it.
//Tobias
👏🖐👌👍🙏🇲🇨
I don't have anything against hunting cow moose but you should shoot both, the cow and the calf and not only shoot the cow and let the calf starve.
Hi,
Thanks for your response.
Totally agree with you. Adam shots the young heifer. The old cow that has the calf, we let go. (The first moose is an old cow, the second moose is the calf, the third moose is the heifer that Adam shots.)
We never shot a cow before the calf is shot.
I wish you a nice day,
Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting oh OK. It looked like he shot the first cow.
@@segacedi1 :-)