Kristoffer Clausen is out of the woods . . .

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After spending a year alone in the woods with his dog, he's back out pushing more of his hunting DVDs on Youtube. A couple new trailers up today.

Sure wish I spoke Norwegian. :D

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Here's a couple of his older ones that are sorta cool, for those who haven't seen his stuff before.

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Are those roe deer in the first video? They come to the call like a dog. Like the butcher job on the ice, clean and cold.
 
halhunt said:
Are those roe deer in the first video? They come to the call like a dog. Like the butcher job on the ice, clean and cold.
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Yeah, I thought that was pretty neat too.

Those are roe deer in the first video. He has a lot of different stuff on Youtube, from moose to foxes to bears to these huge giant partridge-type birds that he snipes out of trees . . ..
 
cool check out the muffler on his gun .i would love to spend some time with a guy like that chasing thoes stags .nice country DUTCH
 
Second video down. When he lays out the meat on the ice all I could think was one thing:

FKIN DELICIOUS!

I can't wait for November! Ran out of my tasty buck about 2 months ago.
 
I'm new to hunting, so this is really a newb question:

What round will drop a moose like that? None of his shots involve any tracking. Everything he shoots just drops.
 
beaarthur said:
I'm new to hunting, so this is really a newb question:

What round will drop a moose like that? None of his shots involve any tracking. Everything he shoots just drops.
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Any round that hits or shocks the CNS. The animals he shoots that are facing him are all taking a direct hit or getting a shock to the spinal column. They drop like a puppet with the strings cut. I've shot 12 deer and a moose in the last 3 years and never had to track -- it all dropped in its tracks. I used a .280 Rem but with where I was placing the shots I could have used a .22 Hornet.

Big calibres are quite useful though where you want/need to take that shot at the lungs. More damage = less tracking. The lungs are a big target and a sure kill if hit. Unless you really practice a lot and are really comfortable with your gun the broadside lung shot is the best to take.
 
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