Videos tagged with Stuck N The Rut

This episode of Long Range Pursuit features an epic DIY Alaskan Moose Hunt with Travis Schneider from Stuck N The Rut. The hunt involves Travis, his dad, and brother, all with tags, showcasing the physical demands of such an endeavor, humorously noting the need for chiropractic care afterward. The episode also includes a segment with Jeremy Winters discussing the G7 Reticle and its effective use. The video encourages viewers to subscribe to the Gunwerks YouTube channel for more content on long shots, tough shots, shooting tips, DIY projects, and ballistics.

This episode of Long Range Pursuit features an epic DIY Moose Hunt in Alaska with Travis Schneider from Stuck N The Rut. The hunt involves Travis, his dad, and brother, each with tags, leading to a physically demanding experience. The video also includes a segment with Jeremy Winters discussing the G7 Reticle. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe to the Gunwerks YouTube channel for more content on long shots, tough shots, shooting tips, DIY, and ballistics.

This video documents an epic Alaskan moose hunt by the Stuck N The Rut crew using Gunwerks rifles. Key takeaways include successful long-range shots at 430, 150, and 630 yards, highlighting the effectiveness of precision rifle systems in challenging big game scenarios. The hunt also emphasized wilderness preparedness, including dealing with bear encounters and the physical demands of packing out large game.

This video showcases extreme long-range coyote hunting with Gunwerks rifles and G7 optics. Hunters successfully dispatched coyotes at 540 yards and an impressive 1085 yards, demonstrating the effectiveness of precise ballistic adjustments and advanced rangefinding technology in challenging conditions. The content highlights the capabilities of specialized long-range hunting systems for varmint control.

This video showcases successful long-range black bear hunts in Idaho by Timmy Fulton and Trevor Schnieder of Stuck N The Rut, utilizing Gunwerks rifles. The hunts highlight expert marksmanship with shots taken at 717, 750, and 825 yards, emphasizing the critical importance of accurate range estimation and ballistic compensation for steep angle shots. The footage demonstrates effective shot placement and recovery of large black bears.