Here is another great hunt, maybe the peak of my hunting experience. This hunt you can find along with many others on my 5th Newfoundland hunting DVD. Feel free to share around! Enjoy huntinontheroc...
Many years ago, my father shot a trophy antelope in Saskatchewan, while he was gutting it, two hunters came up behind him, held him at gun point and claimed his antelope. My Grandpa came up behind them and turned the tables on them, sending them packing after some harsh words. That night, Dad's antelope was stolen off the truck while they slept in a motel. Everyone who saw it raved about how big it was, unfortunately Dad never got it back and he never got another antelope. That's a couple of great moose, well done!
Awesome trip Dion. Massive animals and lots of them. You guys are great hunters. Not sure I could let them walk away. Well I guess I am sure I couldn't let them walk away. Thanks for the trip.
nice shooting guys and wow so many moose together never seen that before congratulations great video thank you for sharing your hunts with us . stay safe and healthy
Pretty thankful for camera gear to beable to watch and relive some amazing hunts and moments like that. Great work by you like always with the camera work and editing.
Wow, what a hunt! So sorry some idiot took the antlers. But you guys are so much better than that for not losing sight of your memories. My hats off to all of you. Your all welcome in my camp anytime. Thanks also for sharing your memories.
@@HOTRhuntinontherock Ha ha! Went to Bay Du Nord in 2019. Met some nice guys over there. Had a nice trip. 4 hunters but we took 1 bull total. Very expensive trip so it will be a miracle to afford another trip. But I enjoyed your hunt very much. Thanks again!
Excellent!! Watching you guys reminds me of my youth when I was full of vinegar. The first trophy bull I shot was with my dad's .303 lee enfield which he got for $15 back in 1970. We skinned the head back for a wall mount and got a lot of money for him.
Unbelievable good video,I can’t believe the popularization of moose in this area compared anywhere else in North America.You fellows did a great job and were well rewarded. Thanks for sharing your experience. Bob P
Great video! I haven't seen any video that had that many Moose in it yet. I guess the Moose there are a little different than the Alaskan Moose at least the brow tines don't have a (shovel?) by them, still an impressive animal. This video it seems the Moose think they're Elk running around on a mountain instead of hanging around water and marsh areas. I think I would wait for them to come down instead of climbing for them, it's got to be tough getting that large of an animal back to the truck.
These bulls seem to only be up here in these hills after the rut, and yes ours don't get the huge fronts, well not as often anyway, I do have one shed here that i picked up with 7 brow tings. If we had taken a bull we had a different route out planned but still, it would have been a challenge, which i enjoy. Thanks for watching!
Awesome Vid with some beauty Moose. I watch these Vids and see more then just Moose. The Waterfalls in the early clip had me dreaming about Trout Fishing. I am sure it would have been an excellent spot. Got to Love NL...
Dion what dandy bulls you guys were seeing. I wish I could still walk the country like you guys. What a real shame someone stole that rack, hopefully someone will see this video and recognize the rack and you'll get a name to knock on his door. If that happens I'd gladly come along with you to knock on that door.
I can’t believe how you could pass up on such animals. I have never had a chance at anything so big all my years hunting. I could not do it. I would have taken the first one. Lol.
I will make it out your way soooooon... Crazy beautiful country...and fantastic video.. Wish I could share a picture of one moose a friend harvested...21 points on one side...5x7 on the brows... a real monster Cheers
@@HOTRhuntinontherock oh for sure...45 yrs of hunting moose...I have a pile of pictures... I can see it in my memory . I JUST NEED to find the pictures. Imagine a tandem trailer built with 8" Chanel...that moose lying on that trailer.. width wise..was over 70" wide antlers...Old moose... a railway conductor was guided into that area. In 3 days, they had that moose. My dad and brother shot some big moose...60s... I will send a few pictures.... cheers from British Columbia
Wow I just hate trophy hunting.all that winter meat to keep your family full and really happy.to put a bunch of dead bones on a wall.one great thing is you worked really hard to collect that video .great hard work and a nice video
Another great video Deon!! Some beauty bulls in that video for sure. Enjoyed every min as usual. Congrats to u all!! I do hope the ones who took that rack get whats coming to them one day. Very disappointing. I have to ask though what is that thing on the end of Daniel’s rifle? I have the exact model in 300 win mag.
Hey Adam, thanks for watching, What Daniel had on his barrel is called a Limbsaver Barrel DE-Resonator, suppose to help take away some jump in the barrel. www.amazon.ca/Sims-Vibration-12051-Limbsaver-DE-RESONATOR/dp/B004WH6ZLA
Isnt that a pretty late hunt if bulls are losing their antlers already during the season? I think the length of the points and overall look of the rack is more important that just how many stubby points a bull might have. Nice hunt.
Here in Newfoundland, our season isn't over till late Dec in many zones as for the type of antlers you like I understand, I guess we all have our likes and dislikes. Thanks for watching
What are of newfoundland is this in I myself am 15 and just this year shot my first moose in area 10 so it’s interesting to see all the other areas of newfoundland that I’d like to hunt someday
hi, I didn't think you we ever allowed to hunt across from the tableland mountains. so I don't think you had too worry about another vehicle to shoot that one on you guys. or was this part of 5A at some point?
Very good videoing some fantastic numbers of big bulls great hunt not sure what to say about whoever stole your horns because of community guidelines. Your video brings back some great memories of my hunts gone bye
@@worldsfastestube7302 haha Always have time to talk about hunting! By the way, I have a channel full of great videos if you have not discovered them yet!
Thanks for sharing. Surprised you don't wear orange.. Absolutely awful that someone stole your antlers. The memories and the meat is most important though.
@@oldschoolboyscout The last time I hunted moose in Ontario was 1970, they passed all the anti-US hunter laws after that, came up spring bear hunting in the early 90's before they shut that down, don't recall wearing orange then, but my comment was I never wear it most of the places I hunt, do have to wear a cap or something in my home state of MI .
Stanley here in NL our moose have never been know for their huge spreads so generally most guys go by points, so for example a 20 pointer is always considered a monster! The same way a 60 inch bull no matter the points is consider a great bull. Thanks for watching
Last 5 moose we shot all with in 30 feet of the dirt Rd lol .My old body wouldn't take that .In my younger days walked all over hell and back hunting .Know iam a dammed old Blvd hunter .Glad their are more dirt woods rds in My neck of the woods then pavement and my GMC is the best tree stand ever .This year I added a x1100 C Kubota UTV to my list
@@HOTRhuntinontherock I have seen your hunts in the Yukon. I’m up in Labrador, never shot a big game animal. Looking to get a license this fall. Tossing up ideas in my head. But from watching your content you would be a guide I would love to hunt with. If you can say what area of Newfoundland do you generally hunt, as in GNP, central and so on
Think about some hunter 🍊 hat gloves neck gator doesn’t take much to see each other,I’ve seen it save the day on big game Hunts ! Doesn’t bother animals
On this type of hunt, we debone the meat and bring it out in backpacks. For many hunts we use ATVs and just cut the animal into 4 pieces and use the ATV, to carry the meat. Thanks for watching
