Hahaha

4” off

That’s a laser🤦‍♂️

@@GeleGele-wv8cgit’s actually blood

​@@GeleGele-wv8cglmao it's blood😮😅

This had me dieing 💀

that was a heart shot

Lmfao

him jeez what they feeding these things

@@noxpibro didn’t get the joke

And how far do you expect the arrow to penetrate at 80 yards it went in a good 6 inches that’s more than enough

Yeah I’m sure you’d be fine with an arrow traveling only a couple inches into your chest, when’s the last time anyone ever died from a sucking chest wound or a heart shot?

Smoked IT - the shot was smoking hot. And dead on the last shot. From THAT distance? A thing of beauty.

I dont think he feels the pain honestly. He instantly goes into shock. I did same thing with my bull elk. Shot one.. did i miss?? Shot a second time. Ran 10 yards tipped over dead. Two to the heart.

Always a critic

He did watch the arrow!!! I had to replay it to believe it.

You are right,he did see it

I think moose have pretty poor eyesight. Maybe he could hear it.

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Camera man was probably the only thing smok’n looked like a leg shot

Naw that’s a heart hit

that’s heart my guy

@@sam.321 All im saying is that when the moose walled away from the shot and his elbow joint moved, so did the arrow in a manner that corresponded to the elbows movement. Did the arrow penetrate deep enough to hit the heart? Maybe. Did the arrow hit it in the elbow joint? You bet your sweet bippy it did 😂😂😂

@@lolmctroll but it didn’t hit the joint i don’t think, there’s leg muscle there that the arrow went through which is why the arrow moves but the actual joint is to the side and the leg bone go way to the right as soon as it gets to the body

@@sam.321 agree to disagree. But I think we can all agree that was a very long shot with a bow and therefore not very ethical regardless of where it actually hit

You didn’t see right. It’s a heart shot

You sir are correct. You didn't see it right...

​​@@TheBeefSlayer never! 12" to deep 4 a heartshot!

If solid bone hit. Arrow N 0 T sink n

Watch it again

Yes you are the only one!!!Lol... Two shots within a couple inches of each other... pretty damn good I'd say.

​@@chriscarroll3635he is not the only one who thinks the hunter should aim higher

Dude as a mainer and a hunter that shot was perfect, most people shoot high which is still a kill shot double lung hit but his shot here is direct heart shot!

@@gabrielmacgregor4276 he shot below heart

You’re not the only one but that doesn’t make you right. It’s a little low but not “way” low. This clip is probably just trying to get you to watch the full video

Not when you shoot like this guy!

Bruh it’s a huge moose they already shot and the guy has years of experience with the best equipment

​​@@ConnorRichardson-ce6gwFirst of all, how do you think that much blood would be pouring out of the moose if that was a poorly placed shot? Second, a follow up shot to a already dead moose, one of the most humane ways to kill it. If anything, they are trying to help it die faster and reduce any pain it might feel, which I doubt is much if you look at the moose's response to the shot. Also, after looking through some of the comments, the placement of the heart in moose is abnormally low compared to that of your typical deer, hence why those shots are seemingly so ethically placed making for a quick kill. Either way, I am trusting the hunter who is confident enough to make those incredibe shots with their bow.

@@ConnorRichardson-ce6gw what are you talking about? that was right in the heart

I agree, no buisness shooting anything with a bow at 80 yards, sure u may have got this one, guaranteed you have injured many or will , why? Are you that freaking greedy? That impatient, or just that big of a dick

As a novice bow hunter please explain why you wouldn’t shoot again? Guessing weighing the confidence in the shot versus having it run into unknown direction/terrain??

@@jaibianchi1975always shoot again. If you can get another arrow in something, do it. If he was already going to die with the first arrow, a second one won't hurt anything...

Well it could ponch him. That might hurt a little bit.

Yes for sure

I think the cons would be that with every new arrow, or any new stimulation after an even fatal hit, you are increasing the surge of adrenaline in his system. Does 2 things.....1, empowers them to run much greater distances. And 2, makes the meat worst. (It's why meat processing butcher places try and keep animals calm....calm animals taste better;less adrenaline.)

Average.... moose in general are huge.

@@jasondadudetoo4176 sounds to me like you need to stick to carp because that’s most definitely an above average moose

@@truthhurts95 I grew up in Maine and for about 15 years I was one of Washington county Mane's top family butchers for deer and moose. I average about 15 moose a season. I've literally had my hands in more mosse than you have seen in your life, including the videos on the internet. I also used to be the guy that brought people out to find moose..... I had more experience with mousse before I hit my puberty than you have in your entire life. Maybe you should go touch grass and stop watching cartoon porn. That is definitely an average sized male moose in the rut. A bit short actually....

@@truthhurts95 maybe I should just make like a collage image of me with all my biggest animals my biggest mooose my biggest bear my biggest deer my biggest mountain lion my biggest bobcat my biggest coyote my biggest hog my biggest bass my biggest carp my biggest shark my biggest pike my biggest trout...... Then make that collage into the image of a middle finger so idiots like you can stop trying to pretend like just because I have one animal in my picture I'm not a professional hunting and fishing guide who literally runs a business doing this and somebody that's been doing it since they could literally get a gun and go hunt.... I think it was 6 on my first.... maybe seven.... and I was fishing for three years before that. It was the same year I first started working and got my first job breaking blueberries on my grandfather's field. If you want to judge things based on experience look at me and think there's a two-hundred year-old man who's been working an average life but his whole life because I've had more experience than anybody that I know of including people that are much older than me. Try my pleb.

​@@jasondadudetoo4176so you have all that experience, and yet you're still too stupid to know that that is a big ass moose? All of your knowledge and all of your experience doesn't mean shit when you're a moron

I think it’s slow mo

I agree. To low..

It was a perfect shot. Do you not see that waterfall if blood pouring out? The heart is exactly in that spot.

I’m not a fan of flinging arrows at game beyond 50 yards or so just because of the flight time, but this guy clearly knows what he’s doing. Cant do it any better than that. Any lower could become a problem but that animals blood was draining very very fast even before the 2nd shot.

Perfect heart shot. Not too low.

moose are cousins to deer so that heart should be a half foot up, and yes he was pouring blood and probably might have died going back to bed, that's just not an ethical kill

It’s exciting. Give em a break.

​@@TheBeefSlayerthe hunt is exciting. Disrespecting the animal is not.

@@jk-kr8jt i believe what this gentleman said wasn’t disrespectful. “Smoked him” is the equivalent of saying “Good Shot”. I think that this is fine. It’s only a complement.

What if later you actually smoke him? Like on a smoker?

@@BB-nw3mj that is no longer in the field so then it's ok. Just don't waste that meat. Moose is delicious.

It’s more of a end of suffering type thing

​@@connorpianalto9368second shot did not make it die any faster.

@@henryjklein4279what? You clearly haven’t chased an animal for miles

​@joeclark2882 know, but l've seen this situation before. Moose wasn't moving because of the first fatal shot.Only moved because of the less than fatal second shot.

​@@henryjklein4279yes it did moron

This is unfortunate common knowledge for quite some time. And yes it’s absolutely unnerving friend. Information Age is a wild wild beast

Talking about yourself is strange but, okay

And a couple of real hunters that are used to seeing the shock from all that energy, and stumble or get knocked down, and die. Not look like they were stung by a bee.. how weak and insufficient for a clean kill. Of course, we come from 2 different worlds, 2 different clubs. I was taught at a young age to be a member of the 1 shot 1 kill club.

@@timbo9584one shot one kill works with deer and the kinda animals that can’t turn on a dime and maul you after taking repeated lethal shots. Try that one shot one kill stuff In a coastal area that has a population of brown bears. We are definitely not in the same club.

@@dabubba4603 Absolutely, I would never use something that was insufficient for the job and let the animal suffer. Because I didn't have the sense to have the right tool for the job.

@@timbo9584A bow is the right tool to take a bull moose in that place for that season. Don’t be an elitist asshat…Any hunter worth his salt is taught to try and kill the animal in one shot as cleanly and as painlessly as possible. We are all in the same club, you just happen to be an ass. You speaking as if you’ve only ever taken one shot and killed everything you’ve ever aimed at is absolutely bullshite. I believe this is a young bow hunter, and that is a large moose, so often times one arrow is not enough to put the animal down as efficiently and humanely as possible.

😂😂😂😂😂 do you not see how much it’s bleeding from the first shot in no way are those shots to low fairly certain the first shot is a heart shot

​@@truthhurts95if it was a heart shot it wouldn't be standing there still, they were a little low but did the trick!

@@QdMaster 100% false again you’re just like the rest of the KZfaq experts on here no animal would bleed like that from the area where it’s heart is if it wasn’t a heart shot

@@truthhurts95 killed a mule deer 3 weeks ago lung shot provided just as much blood, it's all about the wound track and arteries hit etc, just looks to low to be a heart shot but I wasn't there so..... Who knows, good kill either way!

@@QdMastera heart shot animal doesn’t tip over dead every time. I’ve seen enough deer hearts basically exploded by slugs that managed to run 50-60 yards with ease, I’m sure every hunter has heard about deer running up too 150 yrds with basically jelly for a heart. Also I recommend taking a look at moose anatomy and then looking at this again.

You did the post mortem aye???

Rifle in bow season? I think not.

There’s a thing called archery season not sure if you heard about it

Boone & Crockett

​@@NeuroSpicyFishinganimal crualty :(

Why is everybody in here talking like an autistic redditor.

shooting a moose that is out in the open is not a great feat, especially at 80 ys.

He could have walked up 50 yrds closer

Completely irresponsible

@@dukslayer4051on an injured bull moose. You go right ahead.

​@@user-cd9gk7lj9pmaybe not, but putting another vital shot on top of the first one at 80 yds is not easy.

I don't hunt (and don't see anything wrong with hunting for food) but, I agree with you.

Explain how he's unfazed by getting shot in the heart

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Bro what?

The first shot looks like good shot placement to my novice eyes. Second less so but yeah that elk is dead most likely.

@@thisISaPENn moose

@@sirgoldenpants773 I did say novice, oops 😬. Either way that first shot was pouring hard.

I've watched tons of videos of guys hunting moose and even with straight kill shots they stand there sometimes

@@sirgoldenpants773 Then they are in chock. But if bullet has penetrate lungs they will die, and with heartshot its talking about just few seconds until brain shuts down. But I have 1 time shot 2 times on a big deerbuck. I had bought some new ammo who was told not make so much damage to the meat. 150m. 1 shot. No reaction. Not one single movement. I wonder what the fuck happend. He just was like a statue. After 5 min I took shot nr.2. He stood about 20 sec before start walk. And I did'nt understand what was happening. He just walk 60m, before falling. When we looked, my two shots could fit was only 1cm from eachother. 1 had gone through both lungs, right above the heart. But 1 bullet (nr 1) had hit the huge bone, richochee up to the neck, rip of windpipe about 20cm from the lungs. I still wonder why it was no reaction after nr.1, but I think the buck was wondering too, where the air went. After that experience I switched back to my Norma Oryx.

It hit em in the heart … and any follow up shot you can get is better than them running off and being lost in the brush or in an area you can’t get a 2000lb moose out of. If you have a shot on an animal like this after you already hit em… you take it.

Shoulder? Are you blind?

I know guys that can stack 4 arrows into a coke can at 80 yards. Its about knowing where to draw your own line, not for someone else.

It’s a follow up shot so any shot is ethical at that point. Also it’s a heart shot… not a leg shot.

back to hunters ed you go

Neck shot ...1

I saw that but watched it back and it's just a cow

it’s a cow lol

Cow.

Moo?

Bet it was a heart shot

Looked almost like a leg shot. Slow it down when it takes a step with that leg. That’s a dead bull with the first shot. Second shot to me looks irrelevant.

80 yards and grouped it within three inches your a fool! taking into account the terrain and the skill needed to accomplish that, he smoked him without a doubt!

If you would have slinged a shot he would have been laughing at you still

@@morrisonb3everyone who watches that video and says leg shot should first get a optometrist then have any and all hunting privileges stripped

There is no whole thing that was it. The moose died 2 weeks later from infection but like the dude said smoked him bra

@@Jeremy-dy5zv smoked him haha

Nope, it beds down like 20ft away and dies.

It’s an 80 yard flow up shot. Any shot you can get in em at all for a follow up is 100% ethical.

@@TheBeefSlayer oh no doubt I never said it wasn't ethical... just said it's a shot I don't think I could make even on a follow up, I was complimenting the guy and said his follow up was proper, as in the right thing to do. Sorry the the confusion, be safe out there happy huntin

@@wook420 peace

She has bull horns 😂😂😂

@@gregorydallasanta429 it took a month for someone to correct this & I feel dumb for not catching it sooner

Which just so happens to be where the heart is, it’s super low on moose bud.

Not the brisket but ok guess you don't know where the heart is on deer species

​@@chadklaren9537 I do, but you put me on Google to find out that moose are members of the deer species 😂

Pretty sure it wasn't literal bro calm ur tits

​@@chadklaren9537I'd call it an ungulate if we're being precise.

@@chadklaren9537sounds like you need to learn what a sense of humor is

Because moose aren’t very smart animals

Humans are the most dangerous mammal in North America.

Polar bear had entered the chat….

Why do you consider it just "trophy" hunting? One moose can fill multiple freezers up in meat and feed a family for the year.

Why even watch a video you don't agree on? Aside from the antlers, that's good meat for the freezer. Don't judge someone without knowing them first of all.

​@@wf4516because of his language talking like rappers

​@@emtpete010how is somebody supposed to know if he agrees without watching first? You need to see something first before you know what to think about it

@Schakuta most people with even the very basic minimum shred of common sense can read that title and clearly understand its something to do with hunting an animal or something like that. 🤷‍♂️

It was for sure vitals, you clearly have never hunted a day in your life lol

@lanehaley6882 it's sticking out of the shoulder, it's very obviously a shoulder shot. You think people can't hit the pause button and see it? It's clear as day. 🤣

It was below the shoulder lmao, you think all the vitals are behind the leg? Because that would be wrong

@lanehaley6882 Whatever you say, smokey. KZfaq won't allow links or I'd post the screen grab. Your not fooling anyone but yourself there Robin Hood.

​@ambiguity22 The first shot is clearly right in the heart. The second shot was just for backup, but it's still a lethal shot barely through the shoulder right through the lungs 🫁.

I bow hunt and I can tell you right now, not one of us bow hunters cares about what you think about bow hunting. We’re still going to bow hunt. You will get over it.

LOL

No it's not

Fr

Keep crying snowflake, no one care that you don’t like hunting.

Yea these comments are blowing my mind but in fairness to these nobs they probably don't hunt