Tradgangers don't play!!!
https://youtu.be/1AEPMrQgxLQ
That is truly remarkable. Great job guys.
Having hunted them they are the quickest to react game I have seen.
Seeing this video brought back wonderful memories from the 5 trad hunter buds that went in 06. :campfire:
Nice job :archer:
Very Cool !!!
Awesome!!! :campfire:
Dang, that's impressive! Like shooting at a slinky with hair and horns on it!
nothing short of AWESOME! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Man that is great. Fantastic. :clapper:
An amazing animal.
Well Done............
Great video! Beautiful trophy
That was cool. Africa is Magical. I need to go back
What an adventure! Will remember that day for the rest of my life.
Way to go Terry! You are right...they are very jumpy! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Wow do you have to shoot low. Crazy.
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I'll be talking to Louis next week....the owner/outfitter and guy that did this video about a TG Hunt in july or August next year.
Some of you guys are truly blessed to be able to get to do that. :pray:
Nice shots. I certainly won't claim to the situation of other hunters but a hunt like that is certainly not financially or physically unattainable if a person really wants to go. If Terry gets a group together I may even go this time. Saying I wish I could all the time gets old.
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Good stuff. Seems like some of the Texas deer hunt videos where you posted the point of aim was below the animal knowing they'd drop into it.
Congratulations
Quote from: Cyclic-Rivers on December 12, 2019, 01:46:16 PM
Good stuff. Seems like some of the Texas deer hunt videos where you posted the point of aim was below the animal knowing they'd drop into it.
Congratulations
I can't speak for the others but I can tell you this....
I saw my impala Flitch twice...... And I aimed where he was gonna be...... And it worked perfectly
Someone asked......
Pretty awesome, Terry..
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Stunning.
Yeah... pretty dang cool.... even if I wasn't involved. .... but I was....
Now that is pretty cool. Congratulations on the hunt!
Good memories - One of the impala's I shot from 20 feet above, nearly ducked the arrow. Hit it high in the shoulder but angled down through the vitals. I thought I had made a bad shot, but upon looking at the video it was because the Impala ducked the arrow.
All the other animals I took didn't duck the arrows.
They are a great animal to hunt and they are as quick as demonstrated. As I have been fortunate to have taken 4 (with longbow) over 25 years I would say that the "traditional" advice still holds: the closer the shot and the calmer the animal, the best chance of beating their reflexes and of a good hit. I only offer this to let the uninitiated go at it with confidence. It is very doable with a longbow.
Very impressive !
One of my hunting partners, a man good at it, did not believe deer jumped the string. Now he does...
I show videos like this to my Science class, to illustrate the high stakes in the predator-prey relationship.
We calculate in mph what a 165 fps arrow is, and inevitably they are impressed.
By the way, that landscape resembles Arizona.
For the record, I did not aim for the heart, I aimed for where the heart was going to be.....
And based on my Texas hunt experiences it worked perfectly.....
I watched my impalla twitch twice which gave me the target area I need to aim for..... Which was 4" behind and 3 inches low of the heart