Into The Wilderness (Hunting Adventure In Scotland)

[Klenchblaize]

This is a cracking wee film with something for everyone so it's a shame it must be tucked away in Fair Game but rules are rules.

If you don't want to see a deer being shot switch off at 23:00 and enjoy what comes before as there is definetly a bushcraft feel to this and notwithstanding the unashamed product endorsement:

[video=youtube;OtpivmFMZlk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtpivmFMZlk[/video]

K

 

[Madriverrob]

Great film , thanks for sharing....

 

[Klenchblaize]

If members look beyond the word "Hunting" I believe they'll enjoy it.

We could start a guess the make of Bushcraft knife but given one of the sponsors that's probably not too difficult.

K

 

[artschool]

good video

 

[Big G]

Enjoyed that

 

[homesicksteve]

If members look beyond the word "Hunting" I believe they'll enjoy it.

I really enjoyed this. Their responsible, ethical approach is particularly appealing.

 

[weekender]

Really enjoyed that.


Sent from somewhere in a galaxy far far away...

 

[Tony]

Yep, I thought that was good, I skipped through it a bit but enjoyed it and it helps show some of the practical application of Bushcraft

 

[Totumpole]

Thats a great wee video, looking forward to the next episode.

 

[BogdanS]

Very nice video - I never knew that the landscape is so nice in Scotland!
The ethical approach of the hunting makes it even more interesting; in here we are not allowed to hunt alone or not even with a friend, the hunts have to be supervised by the gamekeeper (quite many poaching amateurs unfortunately). Another nice thing to see is how a bushcraft knife can be a fully functional skinner in the right hands
I will wait for the next episode.

 

[Bowlander]

Love stalking, great video - thanks for sharing!

Red hind fillet stroganoff for tea tonight!

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[Klenchblaize]

Episodes 2 and 3:

[video=youtube;5CTazLvHE1s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CTazLvHE1s[/video]

[video=youtube;xt7Yh0Ci2ww]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xt7Yh0Ci2ww[/video]

Cheers

K

 

[KenThis]

Thanks for sharing, I really enjoyed the first one (the others will have to wait till later).

Though I don't hunt (and don't plan to anytime soon - though perhaps something for my bucket list) I've become quite interested in field butchery and was kind of hoping to see them prepare and eat some venison at their basecamp (maybe in the next vids).
I've seen quite a few of MCQbushcraft's vids on you tube as well, and it strikes me that the meat must be all the sweeter for the amount of preparation and effort that is required for a successful hunt. The amount of respect generally shown for animals hunted for food is also eye opening. I think I would benefit from an increased appreciation for meat if I went out, hunted and butchered my own.

If you're aware of any other films where responsible hunters hunting for food track, kill and butcher their quarry please send them my way, and again thanks for sharing.

 

[Klenchblaize]

From my limited review of such films these are very much on the higher quality side both in terms of image quality and content sensibility. Product placement is somewhat inelegant but clearly an essential component if such is to be a viable venture.

What prompted me to post them should be obvious and I don't just mean the borderline token Bushcraft element that is the on-the-Hill fire lighting scenes. Clearly I accept there will always be some outdoor enthusiasts who wish to distance themselves from the base instinct that is our hunting gene no matter how sustainable the undertaking so, if that’s you and you can’t bring yourself to watch deer being shot humanely (it’s a very small percentage of the footage) due to ideological considerations, please do not watch.

Cheers

K

 

[Trig]

Nice video. Only been to Skye once, but incredible place.

Does anyone remember the name of a similar video about a bowhunter? Think it was in alaska or canada, but it was the same style of video. Cant remember the name of it, but it was a good watch too.