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Hey guys.
Had an opportunity to help a bull moose on the 17th of September. He was caught up bad in wires but we got him out. If you are interested in seeing the video I did about it, check it out here.
https://youtu.be/0x_TnHjNjBI
Everyone that helped are hunters, and we would do this any day. Just thought there was some good footage up close to this bull. Some good charges and kicks.
Hope you guys enjoy it
Tip of the Hat to you guys !!
Excellent effort and thanks for sharing the video.
One lucky Moose, just so happens I will up there this Saturday Moose hunting..
hummmm maby not so lucky. LOL
great job guys .
Way to go! Good on you guys!
That was pretty cool
Nice going, one lucky bull
Good job guys lots of work and effort on that rescue,I don,t see any PETA members helping out here.
If the is a Pro Wildlife award somewhere in Ontario (or Canada) for sure You guys should compete for it..Good job !!!
I wish you the best of luck!Quote:
Originally Posted by JUDGE
As much as I hope anyone would help an animal in a bad situation, I do agree that us outdoorsman really do a lot of good for our wildlife.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilroy
Thanks for the kind words everyone. Happy hunting!
Great stuff.
Well done guys you have balls of steel!
Good on ya guys!!! Truly impressive work done there!! Awesome!!! Great job guys, thanks for your efforts!
That's a great rescue video, thanks for sharing.
This is what all the anti hunting people have to watch. Im tired of hunting having a bad name. Good for you guys
Very dangerous situation. Good Job !!!
Poor guy must of been exhausted and terrified. Great work guys.
Awesome rescue work guys. Big Congrats. That's one lucky moose.
Cheers
Any other province and the MNR would be there with a tranquilizer gun but in Ontario we let nature take its course......
Competely Awesome
Congratulations to you and you friends! I hope good karma comes your way. CHEERS!
W2G!!!
Real hunter right there. People who don't hunt will never understand how much respect we have for animals
Havn't been on in a while, but I checked this and I wanted to say that if you tranquilize an animal that is stressed and exhausted to this point you have a high chance of killing it. Also we did not want him to drown in that puddle he was in:)Quote:
Originally Posted by patvetzal