Videos tagged with Muzzleloader Hunting

This guide details the process of loading and firing the Thompson/Center Pro Hunter muzzleloader using the Federal FireStick ignition system. It covers preparing the FireStick, loading the rifle, and the firing sequence, emphasizing safe handling. The instruction comes from a high-authority source, likely a brand representative or expert shooter, demonstrating proficiency with break-action muzzleloaders.

This guide details the process of mounting and leveling a Leupold VX-3HD scope on a T/C Encore Pro Hunter XT muzzleloader. It emphasizes precise leveling for the Custom Dial System (CDS) and discusses optimal ring placement for recoil management. The video also covers loading techniques with Blackhorn powder and 250-grain Shockwave bullets for muzzleloading season.

This video reviews the new CVA Endura muzzleloader rifles, specifically the LRH (Long Range Hunter) and Pro models. The presenter, new to muzzleloaders, highlights their advanced features, including nitride-treated barrels for rust resistance, VeraFlame ignition system with large rifle primers, and compatibility with smokeless powders like Vihtavuori N120. The rifles are shown to be capable of accurate shooting at 800 yards, with manageable recoil comparable to a .308.

John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, details his scouting trip in South Florida's Zone A for the 2025 hunting season. He discusses optimal trail camera placement, the impact of hogs on the environment, and strategic hunting locations within pine forests and flat ponds. The video emphasizes understanding deer behavior and avoiding common mistakes like placing tree stands too close to access roads.

This episode of Gun Talk Media features a discussion on what your draw hunt choices reveal about you as a hunter, alongside tactical advice for late-season turkey hunting. Hosts KJ and Thomas Allen delve into various draw hunt scenarios, from Iowa archery tags to Colorado elk and Alaskan bison, analyzing the motivations and characteristics of hunters who pursue them. They also share personal hunting stories and discuss the importance of ethical hunting practices and appreciating the experience over social media validation.

This review of the CVA Optima V3 muzzleloader highlights its user-friendly features and performance. Key improvements include an easily removable breach plug, an interchangeable cheek piece, and a comfortable grip. The firearm demonstrated good accuracy out of the box with various loads, making it a strong contender for hunters seeking a reliable and effective smoke pole.

This video reviews seven muzzleloaders, ranging from modern, high-performance rifles capable of 300-yard accuracy to a traditional flintlock kit. It highlights features like ignition systems, barrel types, accuracy potential, and user-friendliness, providing insights for hunters and enthusiasts looking to extend their season or experience historical shooting.

This video documents a hunting trip during the Illinois gun season, focusing on the performance of the new Thompson Center Encore Pro Hunter muzzleloader. The hunt highlights the importance of modern muzzleloader technology, including specialized powders like Blackhorn 209 and custom turrets for extended range accuracy. The narrative follows the challenges of hunting pressured deer, emphasizing strategy and patience in achieving a successful harvest.

This video details a challenging deer hunt in Oregon's Molleus Unit, focusing on the experience of drawing a coveted rifle tag after years of trying. Host KJ and guest Gary Killingsworth discuss the emotional significance of the hunt, the gear used, and the realities of public land hunting, including unexpected wildlife encounters and the importance of preparation and patience. The narrative highlights the blend of personal stories, practical hunting advice, and gear reviews relevant to backcountry pursuits.

This episode discusses the significant price increases for non-resident hunting licenses and tags in Oklahoma, making it one of the most expensive states for out-of-state hunters. The conversation also touches on a son's successful solo bow hunt and the broader implications of hunting costs and regulations on access and conservation.

John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, details his muzzleloader hunting experience in South Florida during the second weekend of the season. He discusses strategic positioning near game trails and edges, particularly focusing on areas with oak trees for acorns, which attract both deer and hogs. While opportunities arose for hogs and turkeys, the primary goal was deer hunting, with a .50 caliber muzzleloader prepared for potential shots.