Videos tagged with Stealth Hunting

This video demonstrates silent squirrel hunting using a compact .22 caliber airgun, specifically the Karma SLS Compact, paired with a Yokozuna thermal optic. The instructor, an experienced hunter, showcases accurate shooting with JTS 20-grain pellets, achieving sub-1-inch groups at 50 yards. The guide covers location selection in Northern Arizona, stealthy hunting techniques near rock piles, and proper shot placement for humane kills on ground squirrels.

This video details the practice of canoe hunting for deer, emphasizing stealth and close-quarters engagement. The speaker, Scotty Lago, shares his experiences and techniques for approaching bedded deer along riverbanks. He highlights the advantages of using a canoe for silent movement and the unique challenges and rewards of this hunting method.

This guide outlines building a SHTF hunting setup centered around the versatile Ruger 10/22 rifle chambered in .22 LR. It emphasizes the advantages of .22 LR for its light weight and high round count, ideal for survival scenarios. The guide covers selecting the rifle, magazine options, and enhancing stealth with subsonic ammunition and suppressors, drawing insights from a firearms enthusiast and content creator.

This video documents a multi-day wild boar hunt in California using archery equipment. The hunters face challenges with weather and terrain, employing techniques like still hunting, glassing, and crawling to approach game. The footage highlights the difficulties of identifying sex in tall grass and the importance of blood trailing after a shot. One successful retrieval of a boar is shown, while another tracking effort proves unsuccessful.

This video, titled 'Skunkwerks | The TRAK,' introduces an 'ultimate bike hunting package' designed to enhance hunting expeditions. The product, 'The TRAK,' aims to improve hunter mobility by allowing them to travel farther, quieter, and with more energy. The description highlights its benefit in allowing hunters to focus on the hunt rather than the arduous approach. The channel also promotes content related to long shots, tough shots, shooting tips, DIY projects, and ballistics, suggesting a broader firearms and outdoor enthusiast audience.

This episode of Gun Talk Hunt features Mia An Stein discussing her backcountry Colorado hunt for elk and bear. The conversation focuses on the challenges of the terrain, the importance of physical preparation, and lessons learned regarding hydration, stealth, and gear selection. Stein shares insights from her experience, highlighting the need for hunters to be adaptable and prepared for the demanding conditions of high-elevation wilderness hunting.

This video showcases the Crosman Mendoza RM 522 pellet rifle as a discreet and effective tool for small game hunting, particularly in emergency situations like natural disasters. The host highlights its power, handiness, light weight, and quiet operation. The video also includes promotional links for the host's website, training courses, Patreon, and various sponsors and organizations related to firearm ownership and advocacy.

This video title, 'We are hunting wabbits be very very quite,' suggests a lighthearted or potentially humorous take on hunting, likely referencing the iconic Bugs Bunny phrase. While no specific firearms, calibers, or manufacturers are mentioned, the context strongly implies a hunting scenario, potentially involving small game. The emphasis on being 'very very quite' aligns with typical hunting practices for stealth. Without a description or transcript, specific details are unavailable, but the theme leans towards outdoor recreational activities.

This video documents an elk hunt in New Mexico using a muzzleloader. The hunters employ strategic positioning on high ground to spot elk before they move to feeding areas. They successfully harvest a bull elk with a well-placed shot, emphasizing the importance of shot placement for ethical harvesting and recovery. The post-shot analysis details the bull's rack and the shot's trajectory.

This video from GrowingDeer.TV features Wildlife Biologist Grant Woods offering a crucial deer hunting tip: how to approach your tree stand or hunting blind quietly and camouflaged. The host emphasizes pre-season planning and establishing a consistent approach route to minimize sound and visual detection by deer, thereby increasing hunting success. The description also highlights Grant Woods' support for the National Deer Alliance (NDA) and encourages viewers to join.