Thank you for the quality driven hunt films. I am a fan of these videos that portray the hunting in such a positive manner. Here in the Southern U. S. We have an expanding ferel hog population. It is sad that our hunting opportunities are not expanding. Thank you again.
Sidney, Super glad to hear that you enjoy the videos! I've heard you have a lot of problems with the hogs in some areas. It's a sad and it's even more sad if the hogs can't be hunted. I think it's important to find a model that brings a balance between the population and an ethical way of hunting them. I would and should be plenty of opportunities for hunters to enjoy both the hunt and to fill the freezer with fine meat. I wish you a nice weekend! Tobias
Again a great episode about hunting for wild boar. I like te films you make about hunting. I'm a fanatic driver fot driven hunts in Germany with my friends. It's nice to see that you make transparant films aboiut hunting. Kind regards Ronald.
Ronald, I-m very glad you like our films and it helps us in doing more of them in the future. There will be more from Germany, I've planned 3 trips more this year for driven hunt. Have a nice day, Tobias facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Marcus, Roligt att du uppskattar det extra arbete vi lägger ner, det värmer! ;-) (...det kommer mer filmer... ) MVH Tobias facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
I enjoy these very much: I like your calm, informative narration, and I think you are a very professional and humane hunter. A driven boar hunt is on my "to do" list...just need to win another big consultancy to afford it!
Thank you Kristian for the nice comment! Hope you some day can go on a driven hunt for wild boar. It do not have to be very expensive, but of course it depends on where you go and how many wild boars to expect. I Germany a "Bewegundsjagd" for one day is between EUR 70-120 on normal hunting grounds, but you can also buy hunts in Europe för EUR 1200+ for one day, but there will probably be more boars. However, if you asks my it does not have to be a "better hunt", but that is a totally different topic... ;-) Regards, Tobias facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Thanks Tobias. A few of us in my deerstalking syndicate are looking into driven boar sometime next year. Maybe Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, something like that. Perhaps Germany too. Of course the cost of the hunt isn't the whole deal, it's the transport, hospitality, and time away from the wife & kids (a significant non-financial cost if the wife gets upset!)
I'm planning to put together a group next year for some driven hunts, I'll know more during late winter and maybe this can be of interest for you and your friends?
Thank you for your videos. It's a real pleasure to learn from the ethical hunters. Great quality, great shots, great trips. Hope to see you in Lithuania one day :) Once again, you are doing a great work! Best wishes!
Thank you for your nice comment and I'm really glad you like the videos. I'll love to go to Lithuania some day for hunting, we will see what trails we follow... ;-) Regards, Tobias facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Very good shooting. But I would never search for wild boar without a rifle! I had some exiceted experience that I was sure that the wild boar must be dead but it wasn‘t and thanks to my fantastic dog I stayed health that day!
Uli, Thanks for sharing your experiences. I agree that in the context of searching for a wounded boar, one should bring the rifle. However in this situation I'm not walking more than 20-25 meters from the place were I shot and I'm still in the area of what I could watch from the high-seat. This together with the fact that there was a lot of blood from the lungs, there was never any risk. Also the terrain was very open, so there is no way a wounded boar would stay that near to the shot place in this terrain. If the blood track had continued further, I would have either brought my gun or more probably waited for a search dog. Once again, thanks for sharing and have a nice day! Regards, Tobias facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Very Nice Films 👍 I'd Want to Point out the quality and drivenhunt is Always an interesting Topic. Keep going like that I appreciate your videos. Waidmannsheil from Germany 🐗🌲
Waidmannsheil from Germany! 🐗📯🌿 High quality films, high quality hunters. No shooters...real hunters. Good work, please keep on doing your stuff and explain it to everyone what hunting is about. Could you please tell me the type of silencer you are using with your Blaser? Thanks!
Thanks for the nice comment. Me and the team shall do our best to live up to this expectations. I'm using Stalon silencers and are VERY happy with them. On this R93 I've this silencer: stalonsilencer.com/silencers/stalon-wm110 and I'va a 50 cm barrel. cal. 9,3x62. Next week I'll make a video about my rifle set up. For Stalon I think it is Akkah that sells them in Germany. Albrecht GmbH Hermann Kind Str. 18-20 GUMMERSBACH D-51645 Have a nice evening! Regards, Tobias facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Is a share of the game meat included in the cost of the hunt, or must you purchase separately any meat that you want to take home? Weidmannsheil, and thanks for posting the driven hunt videos!
HI, Thanks for your question and Waidmannsdank. Almost always the meat goes to the owner of the land or those how to rent the land for the hunt. However, many times it is possible for the hunter to buy some meat and bring home after the hunt. Regards, Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting When participating in driven hunts, are you allowed to keep the tusks from boars that you kill, and if you kill a buck or a stag, can you keep the antlers? Regards, Tim
@@TB-zh9pe Yes, in most cases you can keep them. I have never been at a hunt where you can't, but I have heard of it. Then there is limitations and tag on what you can shot, but that's a different thing. If it is allowed, you can normally keep the trophy. //Tobias
Love the videos! Good to see an accurate and ethical hunter! Your marksmanship is superb! What caliber rifle do you shoot? What kind of blinds are those?
Anthony, I'm really happy that you like the films. In the film I use my 9,3x62 Mauser barrel. I love this caliber with a silencer for driven hunts. I've to ask you to explain your second question, I do not understand what you mean by "blinds". English is not my native language so sometimes I run inte words that I can't understand in a certain context. Have a nice day! Tobias
Red Moose Hunting no problem, maybe I can explain what I mean by blind better. In America, a blind is something we sit in when hunting so that the game does not see us when hunting. In your video, you seem to be in more of a platform which you enter from the bottom.
Ok, in that context I know what a blind are... ;-) Usually on driven hunts in Sweden we hunt from small platforms, as you noticed. This is just to get up a bit from the ground a get some better ground for the bullet when shooting. It's more important on driven hunts when there is a lot of hunters, dogs, beaters etc out in the woods. On driven hunts the game is driven and is often not so observant as during a hunt when you just sit in a blind. So the need for full coverage as in a "blind" is not that important. It-s easier and less expensive to build and move shooting platforms, than full "Blinds". Also it's important to be able to swing and shoot on running game, sitting in a blind and waiting for deer brushing or grasing makes it possible to choose your shot better an it's enough with small holes in the blind for shooting. Hope this explains some... ;-)
Yes and no... ;-) Our serie of "Driven hunt" will continue next week, but our hunt in Germany this time is over. BUT we have 3 more trips to Germany this season, so hopefully we will get more material for more episodes. Next week it's all about equipment for drib hunt. Rifles, scopes, silencer etc. Hope you will like this also. Regards, Tobias
Hi, Thanks for your respons. Yes, we are looking for more oppertunities to make European driven hunts. This must often be planned 6-8 months in advance, so now we are looking towards 2018/2019 season. Hopefully we will go to some eastern European countries for driven hunts. This year we have 3 more trips to Germany planned and one trip to Slovakia. So I really hope that we will get som good film on these trips. Regards, Tobias facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
More Boar hunting. Just some topics: videos on what you bring with you when you hunt, stuff in your bag, in person or car. please share how you field dress or even butcher or cook the venison.
Thank you for the comment. It will absolutely be more wild boar hunts and we put all your suggested topics into our "box" with ideas. Thank you! Tobias facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Raubzeugjaeger vor 3 Minuten Waidmannsheil! Btw. in Germany will be shoot till 840.000 wild boars per year. We have the biggest wild boar population in Europe (without Russia)…..and the population go up up every year. So your are welcome…...
Was ist denn das für ein Jäger? Wenn er den Knall seiner Büchse nicht verträgt (Schalldämpfer und "Ohrenschützer), denn soll er angeln gehen, das ist leiser!
Uwe, I'm not good at German language, but I think I understand the context of your comment. I can't see that I should be a less hunter for protecting my hearing. Most older hunters I know have problem with loss of hearing and that makes them to miss a lot when the hunt, because they do not hear the animals coming. Out of respect for the animals I also want to be as good shooter as I can be. The silencer I use mostly because it reduce recoil and improves my shooting. Everyone makes his or hers own choice, but I choose to protect my hearing and try to shoot as good as I can. ;-) Thanks for your comment and have a nice day! Regards, Tobias
Ni får gärna ta bort den bombastiska musiken. Det verkar vara någon slags regel när man gör jaktfilmer att det ska vara så dramatiskt och högt som möjligt. Personligen tycker jag det är irreterande då man ena sekunder viskar och i den andra slår allt vad man orkar på pukorna.
Hej, Tack för din kommentar. "Smaken är ju som baken" och i detta fallet så blir nog musiken kvar... ;-) Dock respekterar jag din åsikt och tar det till mig. Jag har genom året fått mängder med kommentarer kring musikens vara eller icke vara, någon vill inte ha någon musik alls över huvudtaget, andra vill ha lite musik och "stämnings höjande" musik i spännande scener. En del vill ha än mer tyngre cinematisk musik, vissa vill ha mer country och andra lite rockigare. Så för en del år sedan så bestämde jag mig för att köra på en linje som jag själv gillar, för jag insåg att hur jag än gör, så kommer det inte falla alla på läppen, så att säga. Dock lyssnar jag gärna till vad ni tittare tycker och jag är absolut inte omöjlig att anpassa mig och jag ser tendenser av att majoriteten av tittarna skulle föredra det ena eller det andra, så kan jag ju anpassa det lite efter vad trenden är. Så därav är all "feed-back" välkommen. Vad tyckte du om filmen i övrigt då? ;-) MVH Tobias
Thank you for the quality driven hunt films. I am a fan of these videos that portray the hunting in such a positive manner. Here in the Southern U. S. We have an expanding ferel hog population. It is sad that our hunting opportunities are not expanding. Thank you again.
Sidney,
Super glad to hear that you enjoy the videos!
I've heard you have a lot of problems with the hogs in some areas. It's a sad and it's even more sad if the hogs can't be hunted. I think it's important to find a model that brings a balance between the population and an ethical way of hunting them. I would and should be plenty of opportunities for hunters to enjoy both the hunt and to fill the freezer with fine meat.
I wish you a nice weekend!
Tobias
Very nice film and as a hunter I'm glad to see a movie that reflects a correct hunt.
Thank you very much for the nice comment!
Have a nice day!
Tobias
facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Again a great episode about hunting for wild boar. I like te films you make about hunting. I'm a fanatic driver fot driven hunts in Germany with my friends. It's nice to see that you make transparant films aboiut hunting. Kind regards Ronald.
Ronald,
I-m very glad you like our films and it helps us in doing more of them in the future. There will be more from Germany, I've planned 3 trips more this year for driven hunt.
Have a nice day,
Tobias
facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Mycket bra film som vanligt! Extremt bra regi och allt runt omkring!
Mer sånna filmer!
Marcus,
Roligt att du uppskattar det extra arbete vi lägger ner, det värmer! ;-)
(...det kommer mer filmer... )
MVH
Tobias
facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Excellent video clips!
Goran Dimitrijevic Thank you, Goran. Glad you like our films.
Regards,
Tobias
I enjoy these very much: I like your calm, informative narration, and I think you are a very professional and humane hunter.
A driven boar hunt is on my "to do" list...just need to win another big consultancy to afford it!
Thank you Kristian for the nice comment! Hope you some day can go on a driven hunt for wild boar. It do not have to be very expensive, but of course it depends on where you go and how many wild boars to expect. I Germany a "Bewegundsjagd" for one day is between EUR 70-120 on normal hunting grounds, but you can also buy hunts in Europe för EUR 1200+ for one day, but there will probably be more boars. However, if you asks my it does not have to be a "better hunt", but that is a totally different topic... ;-)
Regards,
Tobias
facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Thanks Tobias. A few of us in my deerstalking syndicate are looking into driven boar sometime next year. Maybe Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, something like that. Perhaps Germany too. Of course the cost of the hunt isn't the whole deal, it's the transport, hospitality, and time away from the wife & kids (a significant non-financial cost if the wife gets upset!)
I'm planning to put together a group next year for some driven hunts, I'll know more during late winter and maybe this can be of interest for you and your friends?
Yes perhaps! Message me when you know.
Thank you for your videos. It's a real pleasure to learn from the ethical hunters. Great quality, great shots, great trips. Hope to see you in Lithuania one day :) Once again, you are doing a great work! Best wishes!
Thank you for your nice comment and I'm really glad you like the videos. I'll love to go to Lithuania some day for hunting, we will see what trails we follow... ;-)
Regards,
Tobias
facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Nice film! Keep it up!
Driven Hunt Action Thanks!
Very nice video. Thanks Tobias. WMH.
Mike,
Thanks for the feed back, glad you liked the film. ;-)
//Tobias
Realy good Films!
Stefam Merk Stefam,
Nice hear that you like the films, thank you!
Regards,
Tobias
Nice movie. I like your films a lot. Kind regards from Holland
Hans,
Glad you like the movies. It makes me and te team happy!
Regards,
Tobias
Toppen film Tobbe!!
Anders Riling Tackar!
Another excellent video, good shooting brother, keep up the good work 👍
Lee,
Thanks, happy to hear that! ;-)
Stay well,
Tobias
facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
WAIDMANNSHEIL aus Deutschland!!!
Schönes Video!!!
Macht weiter so!!!!
Waidmannsdank, aus Schweden!
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Tobias
facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Very good shooting. But I would never search for wild boar without a rifle! I had some exiceted experience that I was sure that the wild boar must be dead but it wasn‘t and thanks to my fantastic dog I stayed health that day!
Uli,
Thanks for sharing your experiences. I agree that in the context of searching for a wounded boar, one should bring the rifle. However in this situation I'm not walking more than 20-25 meters from the place were I shot and I'm still in the area of what I could watch from the high-seat. This together with the fact that there was a lot of blood from the lungs, there was never any risk. Also the terrain was very open, so there is no way a wounded boar would stay that near to the shot place in this terrain.
If the blood track had continued further, I would have either brought my gun or more probably waited for a search dog.
Once again, thanks for sharing and have a nice day!
Regards,
Tobias
facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
here in the us I love to go on dog drives to hear the dogs work very nice
Bra film som vanligt, fart och fläkt!! Kör hårt!!
Carl,
Roligt att du uppskattar filmerna.
MVH
Tobias
Very Nice Films 👍
I'd Want to Point out the quality and drivenhunt is Always an interesting Topic.
Keep going like that I appreciate your videos.
Waidmannsheil from Germany 🐗🌲
Waidmannsdank,
Nice you like our videos, thank you for watching.
//Tobias
Waidmannsheil from Germany! 🐗📯🌿
High quality films, high quality hunters. No shooters...real hunters.
Good work, please keep on doing your stuff and explain it to everyone what hunting is about.
Could you please tell me the type of silencer you are using with your Blaser?
Thanks!
Thanks for the nice comment. Me and the team shall do our best to live up to this expectations.
I'm using Stalon silencers and are VERY happy with them. On this R93 I've this silencer: stalonsilencer.com/silencers/stalon-wm110
and I'va a 50 cm barrel. cal. 9,3x62. Next week I'll make a video about my rifle set up.
For Stalon I think it is Akkah that sells them in Germany.
Albrecht GmbH
Hermann Kind Str. 18-20
GUMMERSBACH D-51645
Have a nice evening!
Regards,
Tobias
facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Is a share of the game meat included in the cost of the hunt, or must you purchase separately any meat that you want to take home?
Weidmannsheil, and thanks for posting the driven hunt videos!
HI,
Thanks for your question and Waidmannsdank.
Almost always the meat goes to the owner of the land or those how to rent the land for the hunt. However, many times it is possible for the hunter to buy some meat and bring home after the hunt.
Regards,
Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting When participating in driven hunts, are you allowed to keep the tusks from boars that you kill, and if you kill a buck or a stag, can you keep the antlers?
Regards,
Tim
@@TB-zh9pe Yes, in most cases you can keep them. I have never been at a hunt where you can't, but I have heard of it. Then there is limitations and tag on what you can shot, but that's a different thing. If it is allowed, you can normally keep the trophy.
//Tobias
Love the videos! Good to see an accurate and ethical hunter! Your marksmanship is superb! What caliber rifle do you shoot? What kind of blinds are those?
Anthony,
I'm really happy that you like the films. In the film I use my 9,3x62 Mauser barrel. I love this caliber with a silencer for driven hunts.
I've to ask you to explain your second question, I do not understand what you mean by "blinds". English is not my native language so sometimes I run inte words that I can't understand in a certain context.
Have a nice day!
Tobias
Red Moose Hunting no problem, maybe I can explain what I mean by blind better. In America, a blind is something we sit in when hunting so that the game does not see us when hunting. In your video, you seem to be in more of a platform which you enter from the bottom.
Ok, in that context I know what a blind are... ;-) Usually on driven hunts in Sweden we hunt from small platforms, as you noticed. This is just to get up a bit from the ground a get some better ground for the bullet when shooting. It's more important on driven hunts when there is a lot of hunters, dogs, beaters etc out in the woods.
On driven hunts the game is driven and is often not so observant as during a hunt when you just sit in a blind. So the need for full coverage as in a "blind" is not that important. It-s easier and less expensive to build and move shooting platforms, than full "Blinds". Also it's important to be able to swing and shoot on running game, sitting in a blind and waiting for deer brushing or grasing makes it possible to choose your shot better an it's enough with small holes in the blind for shooting.
Hope this explains some... ;-)
Red Moose Hunting that explains a lot! Thanks and keep up the films as they are entertaining and informative! Really love this style of hunting!
Thank you, I'll do my best... ;-)
The more I watch you the better I like you and your tactics. If you come to Texas I can take you for hogs.
Thank you very much! Glad you like our videos. I would love to come to Texas, we will see what the future brings... ;-)
Regards,
Tobias
Perfect!
Glad to hear that you liked the film!
Regards,
Tobias
facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
And will it be another part?
Yes and no... ;-) Our serie of "Driven hunt" will continue next week, but our hunt in Germany this time is over. BUT we have 3 more trips to Germany this season, so hopefully we will get more material for more episodes. Next week it's all about equipment for drib hunt. Rifles, scopes, silencer etc. Hope you will like this also.
Regards,
Tobias
Okay, so I'm looking forward to hunting well
More Driven Hunts :D
More driven hunt in Europe! May be Hungary our Poland next...
Hi,
Thanks for your respons. Yes, we are looking for more oppertunities to make European driven hunts. This must often be planned 6-8 months in advance, so now we are looking towards 2018/2019 season. Hopefully we will go to some eastern European countries for driven hunts. This year we have 3 more trips to Germany planned and one trip to Slovakia. So I really hope that we will get som good film on these trips.
Regards,
Tobias
facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
More Boar hunting. Just some topics: videos on what you bring with you when you hunt, stuff in your bag, in person or car. please share how you field dress or even butcher or cook the venison.
Thank you for the comment. It will absolutely be more wild boar hunts and we put all your suggested topics into our "box" with ideas.
Thank you!
Tobias
facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Mycket bra!
Tackar!
//Tobias
facebook.com/redmoosehunting/
Jag skulle vilja se lite lockjakt på älg till hösten ;)
Varför lägger ni inte upp filmer på jaktflix längre? Har ni lagt ner den eller?
Zacke,
Nej, den är inte nerlagd. Det kommer upp mer filmer där.
MVH
Tobias
👏🏻👍🏻🇸🇪
Tackar!
Raubzeugjaeger
vor 3 Minuten
Waidmannsheil! Btw. in Germany will be shoot till 840.000 wild boars per year. We have the biggest wild boar population in Europe (without Russia)…..and the population go up up every year. So your are welcome…...
👍
;-)
🐕🐕🐕👍👍👍👏👏👏🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸
Was ist denn das für ein Jäger? Wenn er den Knall seiner Büchse nicht verträgt (Schalldämpfer und "Ohrenschützer), denn soll er angeln gehen, das ist leiser!
Uwe,
I'm not good at German language, but I think I understand the context of your comment. I can't see that I should be a less hunter for protecting my hearing. Most older hunters I know have problem with loss of hearing and that makes them to miss a lot when the hunt, because they do not hear the animals coming. Out of respect for the animals I also want to be as good shooter as I can be. The silencer I use mostly because it reduce recoil and improves my shooting.
Everyone makes his or hers own choice, but I choose to protect my hearing and try to shoot as good as I can. ;-)
Thanks for your comment and have a nice day!
Regards,
Tobias
Uwe Leverenz Was für ein ungemein dümmlicher Kommentar Uwe!
Ni får gärna ta bort den bombastiska musiken. Det verkar vara någon slags regel när man gör jaktfilmer att det ska vara så dramatiskt och högt som möjligt. Personligen tycker jag det är irreterande då man ena sekunder viskar och i den andra slår allt vad man orkar på pukorna.
Hej,
Tack för din kommentar. "Smaken är ju som baken" och i detta fallet så blir nog musiken kvar... ;-) Dock respekterar jag din åsikt och tar det till mig. Jag har genom året fått mängder med kommentarer kring musikens vara eller icke vara, någon vill inte ha någon musik alls över huvudtaget, andra vill ha lite musik och "stämnings höjande" musik i spännande scener. En del vill ha än mer tyngre cinematisk musik, vissa vill ha mer country och andra lite rockigare. Så för en del år sedan så bestämde jag mig för att köra på en linje som jag själv gillar, för jag insåg att hur jag än gör, så kommer det inte falla alla på läppen, så att säga.
Dock lyssnar jag gärna till vad ni tittare tycker och jag är absolut inte omöjlig att anpassa mig och jag ser tendenser av att majoriteten av tittarna skulle föredra det ena eller det andra, så kan jag ju anpassa det lite efter vad trenden är. Så därav är all "feed-back" välkommen.
Vad tyckte du om filmen i övrigt då? ;-)
MVH
Tobias
Både intressant och informativ att se.
Roligt att höra ett du gillar innehållet, hoppas du kan stå ut med musiken... ;-)
Ha en bra kväll!
Tobias