Videos tagged with Antelope Hunting

This episode of Long Range Pursuit features instructors Brian and Justin Frey discussing lessons learned from their hunting seasons. Justin, a new member of the Long Range University team, shares his background in product development and its application to shooting. They detail successful hunts for elk, mule deer, and antelope, emphasizing the importance of gear confidence, analytical approaches, and adapting to field conditions. The conversation also touches on advanced techniques like wind calling, tripod shooting, and the use of rangefinding binoculars, highlighting practical applications for hunters.

This episode features Brian Krebs of The Western Rookie discussing backcountry hunting strategies, focusing on scouting, mapping tools like GoHunt and onX, and mental preparation for Western hunts. Key takeaways include utilizing migration maps, understanding burn areas, the importance of mental resilience, and practical gear advice like bino harnesses and Luco tape. The discussion also touches on near-miss hunting experiences and the transition to a new show called 'Drawn West'.

This guide synthesizes expert recommendations from the Backfire channel's panel of hunting professionals for selecting the best cartridges for various big game animals. It covers specific recommendations for Elk, Whitetail, Mule Deer, Bears, Hogs, Caribou, Antelope, African Plains Game, Grizzly, Moose, and Bison, emphasizing factors like animal size, range, and desired terminal performance. The discussion highlights the importance of accuracy and provides versatile options for different hunting scenarios, including a 'one-gun' choice.

This video discusses optimal big game cartridges for youth hunters, emphasizing recoil management and terminal ballistics. The 6.5 Creedmoor is presented as a versatile all-around option, while the 6.5 PRC and 7mm-08 are recommended for larger game like elk due to increased frontal diameter. For deer, the 22 Creedmoor and 243 Winchester are highlighted for their minimal recoil and effectiveness. The importance of bullet construction and shot placement is stressed for all calibers.

This episode features a discussion with Cliff Gray, a former professional guide and outfitter, on the nuances of long-range hunting and educating new hunters. Gray emphasizes the importance of practical marksmanship, understanding environmental factors like wind, and choosing appropriate hunts for beginners. He highlights how modern technology and structured training can demystify the sport for those without traditional hunting backgrounds, making it more accessible and enjoyable.

This episode of the Longrange Pursuit podcast features Spencer Berns of G3 Outfitters discussing hunting opportunities in New Mexico and Arizona. Key topics include the New Mexico draw results, the advantages of hunting in New Mexico due to its lottery system, various big game species available, and the impact of new muzzleloader optic restrictions. The conversation highlights the effectiveness of peep sights like the EXO sights for muzzleloaders and emphasizes the importance of practice and training for successful hunts.

This challenge assesses realistic hit rates for amateur hunters at distances up to 600 yards. Participants used various rifles including the CVA Cascade, Savage 110 Tactical, and Tikka T3x. The results indicate that under realistic field conditions, ethical hunting ranges are often closer to 300-400 yards than the commonly claimed longer distances.

This video centers around a 24-hour antelope hunt, posing the question "what could go wrong?" The title implies a narrative of challenges and potential mishaps during the hunt. While no specific firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or gear are explicitly mentioned, the context of an antelope hunt strongly suggests the use of hunting rifles and associated equipment. The focus is on the experience and potential issues encountered over a full day of pursuing game.

This video details a Wyoming antelope hunt, emphasizing the importance of patience, strategic stalking, and controlled engagement. The hunters highlight the emotional rewards of a successful harvest, the challenges of public land hunting, and the value of sharing the experience with friends and family. Key techniques include using natural cover for approach, managing physical exertion, and executing precise shots.

This episode of Gun Talk Hunt features a discussion on antelope hunting in New Mexico during October, focusing on rut behavior and the effectiveness of Core Technic's VRS (Vacuum-Sealed Rifle System) cases for firearm protection during travel. GP Surl of Core Technic explains the development of their innovative cases, highlighting their ability to secure firearms and optics, absorb impact and vibration, and prevent moisture and solvent damage, which is crucial for maintaining zero and ensuring readiness upon arrival at a hunting destination. The conversation also touches on the unique characteristics of antelope during the rut and the importance of proper gear protection for successful hunting trips.

This episode features Chris Ellis of Timney Triggers discussing hunting experiences, particularly turkey hunting and the phenomenon of 'the yips.' He shares personal anecdotes about hunting maturation, the challenges of turkey hunting, and the mental aspects of shooting sports. The conversation also touches on fly fishing and the appreciation for quality gear like Thomas & Thomas fly rods.