You know what I love about your videos? It seems the vast majority of airgun hunting videos (for big game) are in fenced hunts. It’s boring and rubbish. Yours is as free range as it can get. I thank you for your work, it’s much appreciated and I wish I could join you one day but I’ll never get to Hawaii. Cheers from Aus, Troy.
Troy and Skyelar, Thank you so much for your kind comments. It means a lot. Yes these are definitely wild hunts, many times we get busted by the deer, and that's it for the day. Again, thank you for the encouragement...got me thinking of doing another hunt, and I am getting low on deer meat. Australia is on my bucket list...but like you I may never get there. Mahalos! Mike
Very true! Majority of big-bore hunts are on a ranch or controlled reserve where they know the habits and migration of the game on the property. In a free-range (Wild) hunt you usually have one chance and it may be your only chance🤙🏽
I’m in grizzly territory I got the hammer I use 388 Nielsen Mr. Hollowpoint 500 550 the Zeus 72/. 24 inch barrel You gotta be prepared I never leave home without it that’s a nice rabbit gun just my opinion Good hunting I’ll post some pics later on when I go back up in February predator hunting it can get pretty dangerous but I’m not afraid I carry a back up I’m next to Twin Peaks Canada In New Hampshire I’ve seen mule deer 400 pounds Grizzlies 500 I’ve taken some pretty big game Great video take care
Great shot Mike. Congrats on your first Deer with air. It's hard to remember to keep all the cams going. I've talked for hours sometimes not realizing my hatcam wasn't on..lol. Can imagine it'd be even harder in the heat of the hunt! I'm sure you'll get a routine down 👍. Nice to see the end result of a plate on your table from hunting for your own food! So many people cry about animal cruelty then go buy a pack of steak from Costco not realizing the farms their steak is raised in are horrible for the animals. Keep it up 👍
Hey thanks Dustin! Yes, I was thinking: Parallax guesstimated at 30 yards, (I had ranged the area prior) safety (as you can see I forgot that too), dont move too fast, GoPro (had already turned it on) Cheap Chinese cam (eh, forget it!), turn on cam on gun ( I actually did, but must have hit button twice)....All before aiming and firing! Yep a lot to think about in a few seconds... Precisely on the farm raised animals. This is the exact reason I hunt. Although I dont really like the act of killing, (and I thank every animal) , I dont have to go to Costco and buy a package of steak, I know where it comes from, I know it has not been fed processed grain, and I know exactly how much work it is to bring that food to my table. And it is a LOT. That goes for fishing and growing food too. The processing is a tremendous amount of work that most people nowadays have no clue.
I own one and love it. I’d like to see a company produce a Diablo pellet for general target shooting - the FPS and accuracy would be outstandingly in my estimation.
What a great birthday celebration and excellent venison, to boot! Maui is a magical place and your video just adds to the charm. As for hauling game back, if you hunt uphill from the truck, the trip back is always downhill. I am considering a 360 camera like the Gopro Fusion or Insta360 One X for one of my hunting cams since I wouldn't have to point or aim it. Dustin can give a better opinion on that based on his videos. Jess
@@OutdoorsMaui. We hunted elk in Washington State for many years and always carried a half-mile reel of 5/8 inch dacron rope in the truck for getting dead elk (big animals!) to the vehicle. Like Maui, the roads often ran only on ridges leaving the hunting ground steeply on the wrong side of gravity. Usually a pair of stalwart lads (my brother and I, most often) would grab the rope end and head out to where the animal(s) were down, setting up pulleys and chokers where/if necessary to change direction of the pull. Once the elk were securely tied by the neck we would radio to start pulling by just driving down the road with the rope secured to the trailer hitch. It seemed like a long time for the rope to stretch as pulling began but soon the elk would sort of shudder, the neck would stretch a bit and ZIP the elk would be skipping off into the woods with us in hot pursuit, ready with the radio to the stop the truck before the rope broke if an elk was jammed up. Since the rope was being pulled by a truck driving at some mph, much faster than a winch, it was often a mad dash trying to keep up and in many ways was as much fun as the hunting. We waited to gut the elk until they were at the truck since they stayed much cleaner that way and the pulling and bashing around didn't hurt the meat since no bruising happens to dead animals. What fun memories. Jess
Wow, couldn't imagine hauling an animal that large. Never hunted elk. I did rig up a winch on my ATV for that very purpose, to winch deer out of the gulleys. Even rigged a remote control so I could go alongside as it went uphill. Worked really well. Wish I had brought the ATV this day!
LOL You're trolling, right? 'Cause the guy clearly is eating what he killed, which is the purpose of hunting, and the animal itself. Either trolling, or being deliberately obtuse. Take your pick, but I'd go with trolling, if I were you.
Glad I got this video I am dealing with colon issues I'm nervous but hopefully I'll be out there hunting again too thank you
Sorry to hear about the issues. Wishing you the best. Hang in there!
You know what I love about your videos? It seems the vast majority of airgun hunting videos (for big game) are in fenced hunts. It’s boring and rubbish. Yours is as free range as it can get. I thank you for your work, it’s much appreciated and I wish I could join you one day but I’ll never get to Hawaii.
Cheers from Aus,
Troy.
Troy and Skyelar,
Thank you so much for your kind comments. It means a lot.
Yes these are definitely wild hunts, many times we get busted by the deer, and that's it for the day.
Again, thank you for the encouragement...got me thinking of doing another hunt, and I am getting low on deer meat.
Australia is on my bucket list...but like you I may never get there.
Mahalos!
Mike
Very true! Majority of big-bore hunts are on a ranch or controlled reserve where they know the habits and migration of the game on the property.
In a free-range (Wild) hunt you usually have one chance and it may be your only chance🤙🏽
Would love some more videos starring the Sam Yang again ;)
Wow brah nice b- day present!
Great to see ya out in the field again!!
Thank you!
Headshots are great footage
Great Video Man !!! Beautiful Scenery and a really nice Buck
Thanks Joe! Very fortunate, for sure!
Congrats Mike one your nice Buck Awesome Bro !
Mahalos Keith!
I’m in grizzly territory I got the hammer I use 388 Nielsen Mr. Hollowpoint 500 550 the Zeus 72/. 24 inch barrel You gotta be prepared I never leave home without it that’s a nice rabbit gun just my opinion Good hunting I’ll post some pics later on when I go back up in February predator hunting it can get pretty dangerous but I’m not afraid I carry a back up I’m next to Twin Peaks Canada In New Hampshire I’ve seen mule deer 400 pounds Grizzlies 500 I’ve taken some pretty big game Great video take care
Great shot Mike. Congrats on your first Deer with air. It's hard to remember to keep all the cams going. I've talked for hours sometimes not realizing my hatcam wasn't on..lol. Can imagine it'd be even harder in the heat of the hunt! I'm sure you'll get a routine down 👍. Nice to see the end result of a plate on your table from hunting for your own food! So many people cry about animal cruelty then go buy a pack of steak from Costco not realizing the farms their steak is raised in are horrible for the animals. Keep it up 👍
Nice!! Especially the fajitas!!
Mahalos! About out of deer meat, need to go on another hunt.😁
Hey thanks Dustin! Yes, I was thinking: Parallax guesstimated at 30 yards, (I had ranged the area prior) safety (as you can see I forgot that too), dont move too fast, GoPro (had already turned it on) Cheap Chinese cam (eh, forget it!), turn on cam on gun ( I actually did, but must have hit button twice)....All before aiming and firing! Yep a lot to think about in a few seconds...
Precisely on the farm raised animals. This is the exact reason I hunt. Although I dont really like the act of killing, (and I thank every animal) , I dont have to go to Costco and buy a package of steak, I know where it comes from, I know it has not been fed processed grain, and I know exactly how much work it is to bring that food to my table. And it is a LOT. That goes for fishing and growing food too. The processing is a tremendous amount of work that most people nowadays have no clue.
Outdoors Maui Da Aina always provides if you’re willing to harvest it and put in da work, same with fishing, diving and farming. Nice harvest🤙🏽
Samyang is good friend 👍👍👍
I absolutely love Axis deer meat Best of all the deer meats.
I own one and love it. I’d like to see a company produce a Diablo pellet for general target shooting - the FPS and accuracy would be outstandingly in my estimation.
I believe JSB makes a 45 cal pellet, yes Im sure of it, I have some myself
Nice hunt on camera...I do understand about how hard it is to run those cameras and hunt too... alone...great job!
Hey thanks man! Need to get out and hunt again!
What a great birthday celebration and excellent venison, to boot! Maui is a magical place and your video just adds to the charm. As for hauling game back, if you hunt uphill from the truck, the trip back is always downhill. I am considering a 360 camera like the Gopro Fusion or Insta360 One X for one of my hunting cams since I wouldn't have to point or aim it. Dustin can give a better opinion on that based on his videos. Jess
Thanks Jess! Unfortunately the gulches around here make it impossible to park downhill sometimes. So you gotta haul em up 😑.
Dustin is awesome!
@@OutdoorsMaui. We hunted elk in Washington State for many years and always carried a half-mile reel of 5/8 inch dacron rope in the truck for getting dead elk (big animals!) to the vehicle. Like Maui, the roads often ran only on ridges leaving the hunting ground steeply on the wrong side of gravity. Usually a pair of stalwart lads (my brother and I, most often) would grab the rope end and head out to where the animal(s) were down, setting up pulleys and chokers where/if necessary to change direction of the pull. Once the elk were securely tied by the neck we would radio to start pulling by just driving down the road with the rope secured to the trailer hitch. It seemed like a long time for the rope to stretch as pulling began but soon the elk would sort of shudder, the neck would stretch a bit and ZIP the elk would be skipping off into the woods with us in hot pursuit, ready with the radio to the stop the truck before the rope broke if an elk was jammed up. Since the rope was being pulled by a truck driving at some mph, much faster than a winch, it was often a mad dash trying to keep up and in many ways was as much fun as the hunting. We waited to gut the elk until they were at the truck since they stayed much cleaner that way and the pulling and bashing around didn't hurt the meat since no bruising happens to dead animals. What fun memories. Jess
Wow, couldn't imagine hauling an animal that large. Never hunted elk.
I did rig up a winch on my ATV for that very purpose, to winch deer out of the gulleys. Even rigged a remote control so I could go alongside as it went uphill. Worked really well. Wish I had brought the ATV this day!
Very nice 👌👌👌👌👌
Nice, that gultch aint no joke. Im in kahului if you ever need a partner.
How to get this one
Hi my frein 👍👍🔔🙏🙏
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Thanks!
mantap
God pcp samyang
Howzit Hawaiian I live Kahakuloa Maui would be action to be a hunt in with yu
what is batter the .50 or the .45? i know the .50 is bigger but witch one do i chose
thats up to u to decide. also make sure your state laws match your caliber.
Stock or modified?
Why did you get the .45 why not the .50
How to get this one 909 air rafil
Halo friend +1 oke 👍
I went to you're gun.
I need to gun.
I live in Myanmar.
Awesome video braddah. We all gotta get together and do some hunts. If you need a partner jus give me call. Aloha!
Braddah Kurt! Mahalos. Yes gotta go hunt again...running low on meat. Good to hear from you!
Hello
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You're killing animals for trophies
Oh really? That deer fed me and folks in my community for a year, brah.
Stop whining. You see it made meals dummy .
LOL You're trolling, right? 'Cause the guy clearly is eating what he killed, which is the purpose of hunting, and the animal itself.
Either trolling, or being deliberately obtuse. Take your pick, but I'd go with trolling, if I were you.