sorry but not for me, I'm for hunting but more of the stalking variety, just don't sit right hiding at a food trap and shooting a hungry animal ok for rats and pests but not such a grand animal stalk the beastie, pit your skill against theirs
Just watched this, was waiting to see this comment. I totally agree with you, not really sporting enough. Something to be said about a good stalk, more rewarding and more fair chase. Cheers
Every method is good and unique the problem here is we’re in bush country that spot and stalk is impossible this is all thick bush flat land cedar swamp.
The shooting angle from the tree stand is just absolute perfect to drop the hammer on those bear getting the vital organs hit. From the tree stand the shooter has allot more options where to shoot the bears. The 45 degrees down shot is a killer on bears I found when hunting over bait. Even my AR 15 chambered in 6mmx45 loaded with 80 grain Barns TSX shooting bears from a tree stand I get far better faster kills than from ground level shots.
can you explain how it works? I don’t get how the darts kill the bears unless it’s just tranquilizers? What type of ammunition or bullets are they using?
Holy crap big critters 6:21 I hunt pigs over corn all the time so I get the baiting part... but guns at 20 yards? Seems like an obvious archery shot... why be so close. You could be 100 yards back no problem right?
Well, no loss for bullet energy at that range. Freaking bullets may have the same energy hitting the bear as the bullets had when left the barrel. I own allot of large magnum rifles but one rifle that took me 8 years in search of parts to make the whole gun is a Marlin 336 in 35 Rem I would like to try exactly this kind of bear hunt on. I load 200 grain Barns TSX bullets for the 35 Rem then put one of these in the chamber and the round noise in the tube magazine.
Too bad that You feel You have to live in Misery. I am equally Joyful. It’s a joy watching a Bear’s reaction the instant that it is struck by either Bullet or Arrow.Arrow.
