Thread: Chamois hunt

Not quite the hunt I wanted; the rifle didn't arrive on time so instead of a week I got a day.
Fog and rain didn't help either, but managed to find a suitable animal.

https://youtu.be/yP6cPPxK2Bo

Nice result under pressure. You've had a couple of rough trips lately.

Like being at home in Norway with that weather! Another cool video, thanks for sharing.

May have to put a proposal to your sponsors to send you down here for another trip

Excellent video as usual. Thoroughly enjoy watching them.

It’s great watching something that looks so familiar but also so different. Great video.

Enjoyed the video, very nice shooting

Yeah, most of my hunting season has been a wash. Hoping to be out on skis this Wednesday, even that hunt has so far been denied due rough weather; closed roads , massive winds, red avalanche danger etc so been unable to get out and up.

New Zealand has been on my to-do-again list for maybe 15 years now, but so far unable to work around family life to fit it in. Which is kinda nonsense as I was able to get to Asia, but even that was half the effort of NZ.
And not sure if I'd film there either, I'd most likely be on public land generously shown someone's hard won spot X. That's easier in Europe, everything is regulated AF so no chance of causing damage as long as the owners are happy.

Have been on a few non-camera hunts the last two season, must say I thoroughly enjoyed that and am seeing an end of filming when my gear falls apart.

Here's season's last from me. Sadly no skiing tomorrow.
https://youtu.be/0pwKZr35AZg?si=J_Un2GilvZOGb1T8

Originally Posted by Norway

Yeah, most of my hunting season has been a wash. Hoping to be out on skis this Wednesday, even that hunt has so far been denied due rough weather; closed roads , massive winds, red avalanche danger etc so been unable to get out and up.

New Zealand has been on my to-do-again list for maybe 15 years now, but so far unable to work around family life to fit it in. Which is kinda nonsense as I was able to get to Asia, but even that was half the effort of NZ.
And not sure if I'd film there either, I'd most likely be on public land generously shown someone's hard won spot X. That's easier in Europe, everything is regulated AF so no chance of causing damage as long as the owners are happy.

Have been on a few non-camera hunts the last two season, must say I thoroughly enjoyed that and am seeing an end of filming when my gear falls apart.

I don’t think we would be too precious about the spots, there is no shortage of them. It does look like a huge amount of effort goes in to filming.