Nice film! Brought back memories of hunting with my father! He wore wrangler jeans and or wool pants with wool flannels and whites boots. This had to be filmed in the 70’s. The whole time watching this I had Jim Croce I got a name in my head. Love it!

Terry is a legend in the north. Both famous and some might say infamous. I consider Terry to be one of my finest mentors and friends. He was there for me when few others were. I’m long overdue for a visit. Great video!

Weatherby .300 is without a doubt one of the finest rifles/calibers there is. If I were limited to two calibers it would be Weatherby .300 mag and 30.06

Wow!!! What an amazing look into the past. And that Debbie was incredible! 400 yard shot on a knee! That goes to show that hunting can be done in its simplest form without feeling like you’re lacking because you can’t afford to dress like the pros. An accurate rifle, a good piece of glass on top and will along side determination and you’re good to go. Just make sure it’s a Weatherby!

Such an Amazing Hunt incredible shot shot thank you so much for sharing this hunting video

"He's aways away, get a good steady rest, Debbie!" * gets up on one knee and freehands it *

Wow that was really cool. I noticed that Kittery Trading post was a sponsor. I grew up in Maine and a trip to Kittery had to be followed by a stop at the trading post. Wow the history of Weatherby is far reaching.

Thanks for sharing 👌

I love it.

Debbie ...you are a gorgeous Viking Warrior Princess

The Weatherby rifle is a '70s rifle. It has the premier scope brought out in the early 70s. The barrel is the long heavy 26 inch number 2 Contour.

Great shot

Very cool.

@Weatherby What year was this film made?

Scoped fully loaded with sling that rifle is over 10 pounds. Not a lightweight to be carrying in mountains. Now we have rifles that weigh 6 lb much easier to carry in the High Country.

What year was the film made....anyone know?

was that george stuckey i hope the name is spelled right.

It’s spelled dall. 🤦‍♂️

Unfortunately those days are gone Quality is gone, and things are built with the only purpose to make money - instead that delivery top notch object. Reflect on this argument, Weatherby.