NAMIBIA ROADTRIP 💥 BOWHUNTING, FISHING and TRAVELLING in NAMIBIA 💥 HUNTING AFRICA with BOW ACTION

We travel to Namibia to celebrate my parents being married for over 40 years, repeating part of the road trip they did. We visit Etosha National Park, Damaraland Elephants, Swakpmound were we fish for sharks, Namib desert and the big Daddy dune and much more.
We also spend a few days bowhunting with my wife, both with the compound bow but also with the recurve bow; from a blind and also spot and stalk.
Great trip that allowed us to experience Namibia in a complete different level. Highly recommend it!!!
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[@bradleysparg69]

Lovely one Pedro , you have a Wonderful Family , thanks for sharing with us .....

[@pedroampuerohunting]

Thanks Bradley!

[@rupertmcnaughtdavis3649]

Best African country!

[@Afro408]

Warthog is the one animal I would got to Africa to hunt. Well done team. 👏👍🥃🥃🥃

[@kind485]

You are a inspiration

[@pedroampuerohunting]

Thanks buddy!

[@JRGRoch]

Congratulations for that incredible family trip!! That’s life

[@Dreispross]

Congrats Vica & Pedro. Iam celebrate the story of your Dad and Mom 🙌

[@egoitzzubiri8371]

Como siempre impresionante pedrony vic felicodades a los dos!

[@pedroampuerohunting]

Gracias!!

[@GROSSFIT]

Danke!

[@pedroampuerohunting]

Huge thanks again for the support!!! It means a lot for us!

[@davidperezpinilla8066]

Que bonito que compartas esos momentos 🌅🌅🌻🌻👏👏👏🍻🍻

[@pedroampuerohunting]

Gracias por verlo!

[@madrona7086]

Un placer veros cazar y disfrutar juntos de todo lo bueno que ofrece la vida. En mi caso con el arco cazo más de vista que con la flecha, ya que es mucho más difícil de lo que tu haces que parezca fácil. Un saludo.

[@pedroampuerohunting]

Gracias por verlo!

[@muwanguzigeofrey4760]

Hello it's Geofrey in Uganda from Uganda wildlife safaris

[@byronbomersbach6061]

Fantastic video Pedro. That had to be a great Family trip!!!! Congrats to you all on the animals as well.

[@pedroampuerohunting]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@timbow50]

Awesome! So great the family all can go make more super fantastic memories on video also. When you are too old to trek all over the planet sitting and watching these videos will be worth more than gold. 👍👍

[@pedroampuerohunting]

Thanks!!

[@saggot420son]

bueno!!!

[@aitordelpozoalbornos8371]

Que buen viaje en familia!

[@pedroampuerohunting]

La bomba!

[@G19gen4]

nice video! what bow set up, arrow wight and powndage is your wife shooting?

[@petervanderbeek9518]

What was your bow set-up and did you hunt on farm land? congrats with your animals

[@germannavas4214]

👏👏👏👏

[@mattsmith2051]

I’m a bow hunter and my family and I have started watching your videos with our meal with anticipation and enjoy the exploration and species. As a trad hu ter I was particularly excited to see you with a recurve at the beginning of this log. I also understand how hu ti g supports African communities. But I can not ignore my disgust when I watched animals in such poor drought stricken conditions be lured in by water and food and shot down gutlessly. That Sir is not hunting or supporting the preservation of hunting, it is a cowed act, very disappointing to see this episode Pedro.

[@pedroampuerohunting]

Hey Matt thanks for your comment. The drought doesn’t affects animals ability to find clean water, they have plenty of water holes and rivers to go drink. Drinking water isn’t the problem, they do not need much and the property has a lot of running water. The problem of the drought is that it limits the grass that has grown, but by the time we arrived it had already done all the damage to the populations, so they weren’t starving anymore. Hunting in blinds in Africa is the traditional way and not only the most efficient way but the best tool for managing populations, as you can be very selective and judge animals properly. Its also not as easy as it may seem, as animals still can pick your wind, they will circle several times before coming, smell your tracks, see you moving, hear you etc.. they have waterholes and food all over the property, so they have plenty places to go. I don’t think it’s much different that hunting on a food plot, on a wallow etc… great strategy to hunt with the bow and secure the shots, specially for people with less experience. Spot and stalk is harder and I have more fun, that’s why the two animals with the compound I took where spot and stalk, but I definetly think it’s fair chase, and a way of hunting that requires a lot of patience, we were sitting the whole day, and also very interesting for management and conservation. Hope it makes sense, have a great day.

[@alwynvanwyk1851]

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[@viktorszile1234]

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[@codythron5307]

What kind of shoes were you wearing ?

[@rodrigodevicente3599]

Como mejora vic

[@pedroampuerohunting]

Esto es de 2019. Gracias por verlo!

[@gavinmyburgh604]

💯💯🎯🐾🎣🏹😎👣

[@danilostereo1355]

Muy buen video! Saludos desde Argentina, recorda que te esperamos por aca!

[@pedroampuerohunting]

Gracias!