Muzzleloading duck hunting in Hungary
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What a beautiful muzzle loading duck hunting day in Kajdacs, Hungary. Taking the old, original British shotguns to the field is something special. Follow us on this beautiful journey.
Music:
Silent Panther: Yard sale
Silent Panther: Time stops
Silent Panther: No win
Riot: Green forest
Kevin MacLeod: Easy day
The 126ers: As we go
Truly beautiful. I hope Hungary stays as it is
They are doing a good job, unlike Western Europe....
Rule Britiannia.
@@Tuton25 no they don't
A. H. Yes, we do.
I love your hunting videos. You are so respectful of tradition, other huntsmen and nature, but most importantly the game. I wish all sport hunters were like you the world over. I also know that the game is being made into some delicious Hungarian food to be shared amongst friends. You are a consumate sportsman. Instead of filling your pickup with the limit of your permit, you focus on getting the most out of the experience and game.
nomad8723 well said my friend!
Beautifully said
Awesome hunt - (I said this before) Hunting isn't about killing; it's about the memories and my friend you made some great memories there!
That would be an absolutely marvelous hunting experience. Beautiful land and elegant dinner. I am envious.
Now that,..... was a classy video.
Thanks Rob!
I love the traditional honourable ways you Hungarians use with hunting...nice vid, thanks.
They are very respectful gentleman. I like how they remove their headgear before shaking hands. Just like proper gentlemen should do. It is nice to see such courtesies in this day and age.
Where I'm from, that art has been all but lost because it is not taught anymore. Any advice on where to find gentlemanly codes of conduct? All the best from the Great White North!
very beautiful to see! I remember my childhood when I hunted with my father, with precarious weapons and black gunpowder. here in Brazil we hunted partridge, with dog, not worth throwing on the ground, just flying, good times. my shotgun was only a barrel, except that the percussion system was different from this one, it was an aspirational spring for pulling. nowadays here in Brazil everything is forbidden, hunting is an environmental crime, now the government can steal the will ... congratulations for your country, live your freedom intensely!
Absolutely first class, respect for the game & sport, sharing your good fortune with friends, too much of this has been lost in north america.
I have been hunting for almost 50 years with friends and family and also participate in shooting sports at two local clubs, also a lifetime NRA member. Don’t preach to me Kombat boy.
Beautiful video as always. As a fellow outdoors man I always love the way you take time to respect and honor the animals harvested. This channel has quickly become my favorite. Thank you for the quality entertainment sir.
nothing like waking up to a new capandball video :) very cool to see how much pride you have for hunting and shooting in general amazing how in my country people take it for granted that you can own what ever gun you want and hunt nearly everything yet countries that were once very similar with hunting pride are struggling to gain those same god given rights back awesome hunt
You have to understand that European Countries are much denser populated then many parts of the US. Therefore good hunting laws make sense.
You are a true hunter. I hope you make more of these videos. They are always a joy. Some of the few on CZcams that I’ll rewatch.
Thank you for taking us along with you Hungary is beautiful, and the old shotguns are beautiful and interesting as well.
I'm an avid duck hunter and I'm defiantly going to go black powder duck hunting awesome video.
One of the best channels on CZcams.
These muzzle loading hunting videos are some of the best on your channel, Balázs. There is such an incredible spirit of adventure and respect for nature.
Very nicely done, and in a gentlemanly manner, the way it should be. Many thanks for posting, I have a feeling you will be doing this again soon !
You made me hungry!
Your videos are absolutely fantastic...thanks for sharing
We here always called this type of hunting "jump shooting" as a way to duck hunt without all the extra equipment. I mostly water fowled with decoys and calling them in to a good spread is as much fun as the shooting. Watching the dogs work was also a treat. In 1971 not knowing much I hunted with a 20 ga. fowler and used toilet paper as wadding before I knew better ha ha.
Just awesome guys i liked your safety measures of unloading gun while moving to another hunting ground and your respect towards each other , the party and last but not the least your keen shooting one or another day I will join you
Wonderful place. Not what I expected.
Great video. And, yes every hunt should end at the dinner table.
Great video. I wouldn't mind him doing videos about Hungary. He really does a good job and enjoys what he's doing.
Glad you appreciate the craftsmanship of good English guns and to use them
Oh yes, very atmospheric, and great photography. It just oozes pleasure - thank's
Great Times Hunting With a Muzzle Loading Shotgun And What Amazing Landscapes you have There 😀😊😊
American here. I couldn’t help but notice every man took his hat off before shaking hands. I assume this is custom and proper manners in Hungary or perhaps Europe at large. We Yanks have lost so many of the gentlemanly customs like this.
I grew up waterfowling in Texas at an early age. Your video of "jump shooting" as we call it brought back great memories. Not only are green heads fantastic game birds, but they are very tasty on the table as well. Great video!!!!
I never grow tired of your videos. Thank you for posting and keep up the good work.
When unloading, you do not need to destroy the caps and you don’t need to waste the shot or powder. I guess if you have enough money waste doesn’t matter.
capandball is an amazing advocate for shooting sports. I wish for strong solidarity for sportsmen and women worldwide as we are all under assault from those who would control our lives.
Awesome footage! Great video!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great video. I love how much respect there is for the hunt, other hunters, and the game. Beautiful video.
Love your channel. After watching these vids outside the range it makes me want to return there. Last time I made it to Hungary was in the mid 90’s and it was such a beautiful country w such nice people. Might have to make a detour from Vienna during my three week trip in June to see it again.
Yes flint will put meat on the table, and build memories that last. Thanks for another great video.
Hey mate, they were all using percussion caps weren’t they? No flint
Stunning beautiful shots. Damn professional, and still with heart. Thanks for that, Balazs. Keep rocking!!!
Plus: Not every language sounds pleasant in my ears, but Hungarian definitely does! What an interesting tone! Seriously liking it.
Final pictures made my mouth water, nice hunt nice guns
I always enjoy your videos. Thanks for bringing us along.....
Good hunt and a Very Nice Dinner..Good to see the vintage shotguns in use.
Excellent shoot.Enjoy the moment not the size of the bag.Your videos have inspired me to do more with my two ban d enfield.
You live in a lovely country. Thank you so much for sharing these videos in addition to the regular firearms reviews and evaluations. I'm moving soon to a state that doesn't have crazy strict firearms laws and am hoping to get into black powder shooting. The more I see of this the more I cannot wait to try it. I don't know if I shall ever hunt with one but I could spend all day walking in scenery like that! Thank you!
10/10 fantastic video, marvellous landscape I can't wait until my next trip to Hungary.
CAPTAIN BALL! :)
Tapani Löfving I'm glad I'm not the only one.
Hahaha! So you mean we are crazy in a similar way? ;)
Tapani Löfving indeed.
Beautiful video. As an once avid duck hunter, it made me long to hunt ducks again as I haven't in years. I loved the courtesy each of you displayed by doffing your caps upon being congratulated and presented with your bird. A simple gentlemanly gesture rarely seen in the states except on the golf course.
Craig. Port Orchard, WA.
An excellent video I would like to go hunting with you with my muzzleloading rifles and shotguns to Hungary. I am also trying to make it legal to hunt in Spain with muzzleloaders. Greetings from Spain, friend.
Another great video. I loved seeing the dogs in action, those beautiful British shotguns and the scenery. I was equally taken by how the men would remove their hats to each other as a sign of respect and honor....I quess that is where the American saying "My hat is off to you" and its various forms comes from....actually removing one's hat as a sign of respect and honor.
I have an english muzzleloader shotgun double barrel. Enjoy it very much, unfortunately we cannot use it here for duck or waterfowl, as we are required to use non toxic steel shot.
And bismuth shot is very expensive.
So we can only use lead for upland birds like partridge and pheasant
Also rabbit hunting, or round ball or buckshot for deer at close ranges
Enjoy your videos, thank you.
I'd prefer a black powder that loads at the bore/breach as our Sweden friends had in 1800's. Then Double barrel side by side, I'd love it. I'd much rather eat duck than chicken. Wild duck to me simply tastes cleaner than any old yard bird.
I love the way you say "archaic."
I have a grandson who lives in Budapest
Loved it !!!! I agree with Rob from British muzzleloaders
I personally use paper cartridges and can load at about 4 shots per minute with no need to bother with all the vials and other separate components. The patterns are no worse than everything loaded separately. Your pouch is much less complicated and bar falling in the dam pretty waterproof. I also shoot with a flintlock using the same system and have an equal amount of success. To bag 30 ducks a day is not unusual. I do really enjoy your channel please keep up creating content.
Thank you for another outstanding video!
That was awesome. I've been bird hunting since I was legal at 12 years old. It is my favorite hunting and almost all I do anymore. I go to North Dakota every fall and hunt pheasant. That is an experience I'd highly recommend if you can in any way get a chance to do it, I would. I've never hunted with a muzzleloader shotgun but I would love to but first I have to get one lol. One day I will. Thanks for the great video and my hat is off to you all being responsible, respectful hunters. It's the only way to do it.
Some true Old World gentleman there in Hungary!
That was just beautiful.
Very nice! I consider doing my muzzle loading certificate when i see this.
Beautiful hunt! Great looking guns and food!
Excellent! I really enjoyed watching this!
Great video with beautiful scenery.
In a different topic, congratulations on Hungary's Winter Olympic speed skating gold medal.
Looks fun. I definitely want to try it.
Absolutely amazing video.
please excuse the name shy girl this is my wife sight,[ she will not let me change the name] I recently started watching cap and ball and I really enjoy thank you for shared information and enjoyable shooting thanks to you I got out my muzzleloader went to the to the range for some fun myself this is j.schell
Great videos. Fine job on the production. I'd like to see many more hunts in the future.
Thanks for the valuable lesson. I'm considering muzzleloader shotgun. I already have 3 .50 cal rifles and a .45 cal. rifle. Again thanks for the info.
Nice video and beautiful country.greetings from tiny Malta
My friend, you have a talent for shooting and making beautiful hunting videos. Don't change anything. Let me know about the next hunt.
I love how they use meters. I hate that we get stuck with yards in Canada.
Outstanding!!!Brother,,,you got a talent for making beautiful hunting videos, and from one black powder guy to another,please make more.I'm a hunter to the corps, and your videos, by far, surpass all others I've seen.greg
great video, love your hunt videos best has poetry in it.
János Horváth was the same name as a professor of economics at Butler University in the USA. One of his fingers was cut short because he was tortured by the political forces that moved into power after WW2 and he was an intellectual. Stay free Hungary! Rest in peace professor Horvath.
Outstanding! You gotta show a recipe or two one of these days.
Hey, Erik vonEhrenkrook, great idea! That would be great.
Excellent video! I have to say, your channel is my favorite on CZcams! One day I would love to learn how to shoot black powder.
Would it be possible to fire maybe a slug or something like that out of a double barrel like this one for deer hunting
Very nice hunting,very nice video.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
beautiful vidéo !
Very good ans respectful vidéo !
Great video !
Great video I also spot and stalk ducks.
If he knew what 2020 would bring he wouldn't be throwing them caps away!!
Great hunting
Köszönjük a videót! Azt kell mondjam, hogy többet teszel az országimázsért, mint az MTÜ valaha fog.
Noticed in Hungary unlike the United States you do not have to use steel shot for waterfowling. I use a muzzleloading 10 ga double made by Pedersoli but with having to use steel shot it really limits the range of the shotgun.
Mine had fixed chokes bought it in 1993 before screw in chokes were available in them.
yaeh and actually i think, this is a good law.
lead and (shot in generall) are pretty awfull.
we had three rabbits from my sister this christmas, hunted with shotgun. it was horrible.
lead pellets stuck everywhere, every mouth full of meat you had 2-3 shot balls.
and the worst were those, where the huntress hit bone, the bone fragmented and also the lead ball. so all was full with dispersed particles of lead and bone.
it was this christmas, that i swore to myself, i will in future hunt small game only with a single projectile and kill it by headshot.
so atm i`m looking to buy a .22LR rifle. (will probably be a cz455, seems a good rifle, but if you have any other recommendations, i`ll be greatful)
I use 22 LR on rabbit , less damage and as you stated no shot to pluck out. Even steel shot makes a mess, only thing is you bite into one its steel and it will crack or break a tooth.
We don't use lead shot because of its environmental impact.
I have not waterfowl hunted with my 20 gauge yet but if I would I’d use bismuth. I don’t have a coated barrel so I’d have to use bismuth shot it’s not as heavy as lead but it’s better than steel and it won’t scratch the bore. It’s even recommended for antique guns. The downside is it’s not really easy to find and it’s 4 to 5 times the price of lead
I love this video..........
great muzzle loading video, but I have never heard of needing a bullet starter for a muzzleloading shotgun first of all because one rarely uses a solid round ball in a shotgun and secondly because the shotgun has a smooth bore without rifling which doesn't require a starter.
Great video. I like to shoot pigeons with blackpowder and even pyrodex for a bit of fun. Plenty of smoke and feathers
Awesome
Black powder with no eye pro. Scary..
Nice Video, greatings from germany
Very nice
Wild duck is my favorite meal especially if you shot it.
Mmm great vid
Awesome video!!please can you make a review of the new flintlock side by side pedersoli!
Amigo como hago para saber que medida de polvora le puedo hechar a mi escopeta como le tomo la medida
Love your channel brother. Subscribed immediately. Come out to Florida and hunt sometime. Cheers!
Can we shoot full choke whith muzzleloading 12 ga?
Szia, nagyon jó videókat csinálsz, amúgy hogyhogy nem csinálsz magyarul is videókat?
Hey! I love your videos, and I was hoping to get some help. I am really interested in getting into muzzle loading and I am really set on finding a Brown Bess or 1728 French Musket, I like the look of these two and I want something that looks authentic, but that is a good quality to shoot and hunt with. I hear that I should avoid ones made in India, but have not found any forums that are telling me where to look for a good one, just where not to look.
I was hoping you could point me in the direct of a good quality and aesthetically pleasing musket.
I really appreciate the help in advance!
Hi! Try Pedersoli's Brown Bess. I am just building the load of a Pedersoli Bess carbine for flintlock small game hunting.
You could get yourself a custom built fusil or trade gun or by the components and build your own check out Pecatonica River long Rifle. Or you could go to the NMLRA SPRING Shoot in June in Freindship, IN.Alot of custom builders display their guns there in Trader's Row .
here in the states; we call this method "potholling.
Super!!!!