Hunter and Camera man have a unique hunting experience
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unless he was starving, then one could look at it as the moose was giving herself up...
That was so cool - I love how it came up and sucked on the arrow
That might not have been an arrow, the bow didn't look loaded to me though the vid isn't clear enough to be sure. That could be the center stabilizer though I can see how it could look like an arrow. Basic design of the compound bow can be seen here, though the illustration has a very large one. Some are more understated.
http://www.archery.metu.edu.tr/siteen/compdbow.html
Very cool clip though. I'm glad he didn't shoot it.
That might not have been an arrow, the bow didn't look loaded to me though the vid isn't clear enough to be sure. That could be the center stabilizer though I can see how it could look like an arrow.
Nah, check at around 2:05 - 2:10. You can see the arrowhead. Besides, it's above his grip rather than below.
I was within ten metres of a bull moose (32 feet or so) at a Canadian lakeside camp last year. The moose, who had come by to soak its body in the cool lake waters, didn't know what the hell to make of me. Poor thing had been bit to hell and back by flies at its hindquarter regions and was visibly bloody. Had a few beer in me and waded out gently to say hello. My wife reminded me before I got too close: "er... honey, that animal weights almost a ton"... and that sobered me up pretty quickly.
If it were mating season, I likely wouldn't be around to type this.
"Now that we've been face to face, if I'm there and I gotta put you away, I won't like it."
I'm surprised it ended that way. It takes a special breed of psychopath to be a bow hunter.
So all the humans dating back several hundred to several thousands of years were all psychopaths?
>> ^Majortomyorke:
That's either a Moose with a death wish or it's been around people before and thinks it'll get fed.
>> ^HollywoodBob:
I'm surprised it ended that way. It takes a special breed of psychopath to be a bow hunter.
So all the humans dating back several hundred to several thousands of years were all psychopaths?
I agree. There's about 10,000x the places you can hunt with a bow that you can't even fire a gun in. Up here at least, you can be within a few minutes walk of suburbia with a bow, you have to go miles with a gun.
And when I say I expected carnage, I thought the hunters were gonna get it.
>> ^HollywoodBob:
I'm surprised it ended that way. It takes a special breed of psychopath to be a bow hunter.
So all the humans dating back several hundred to several thousands of years were all psychopaths?
By any--hell every--modern standard, yes they were most definitely psychopaths.
>> ^HollywoodBob:
I'm surprised it ended that way. It takes a special breed of psychopath to be a bow hunter.
So all the humans dating back several hundred to several thousands of years were all psychopaths?
Nah, I'll let ancient cultures with no modern weaponry/grocery stores slide on that one. But the current generations of bow hunters, yeah, I'll be proud to call them whackos.
kulpims video is a excellent example of what I'm talking about, barely 5 meters away and the animal doesn't go down, instead it ends up running off with an arrow in it's chest, even if the two bozos managed to track it and kill it, the poor animal had to suffer for who knows how long. Anyone wanting to inflict an unnecessary amount of suffering for the sake of a more exciting kill is a sick person, if they want to be that close to their kill they should take a pocket knife and go bear hunting.
And hunting moose with a bow (if that is what they're doing) seems totally irresponsible.