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Takk, Bernt. Hyggelig å høre😊

Takk!

Hei, Magnus. Det er noe helt eget ved tiuren, men siden de er så veldig sjeldne der jeg jakter, er det nok en godt voksen og blå orrhane som er favoritten.

Thanks, Lukas! I absolutely hate shooting and wounding birds without finding them, so that’s why I might seem hard on myself. I don’t think it survived the shot, and the death might’ve been slow and painful - we’ll never know. I’m glad you like the videos, and I appreciate your kind comments😊

@@TobiasDybwad Hi Tobias! Warm greetings to the north again! I am very happy to hear from you again. I do think you are too hard on youtself. I appreciate you have compassion with the birds and feel bad for hurting them. You are a good man. But I believe it belongs to hunting, nobody makes every shot clean. Pain is natural; if the birds are killed by a predator, they are dying in pain, too. So, I think it is nothing for what you should worry, you dont do that on purpose. You give a quick death with minimum pain to the most of you birds. I like the bird feather in your cap 11:35! From what bird is it? Do you wear such decorations more frequently😊? A hunting hat would better for it but it is a nice decoration anyway! It seems you are not wearing your hunting watch sometimes... Is it a huge help, is there a big difference with/without?

@@lukasbejcek8841 Thanks! The feather was a tail feather from the capercaillie I shot. I have a Garmin Fenix watch connected to my Garmin Alpha 50 GPS. I have my GPS in a clip on my backpack breast strap, so it's very easily accessible. I prefer looking at the GPS, so I usually don't even have my watch in dog/hunting mode when I wear it.

Joda, det går helt fint.

Takk :)

Takk :)

Takk! :)

Thanks!

Thank you :)

Takk. Den er fra hatstore.no. Adjustable med eget design.

Thanks! It's a three hour drive from Oslo, then a two hour bumpy ride into the mountain plateau in a Volvo L-3314.

Takk! Kommer mer neste uke :)

Takk :) Dette er på østsiden av Hardangervidda.

Thanks!

Takk, det er hyggelig å høre :)

Takk, Petter. De to siste årene har jeg vært altfor lite på bane. I fjor på grunn av barn, og i år på grunn av sprengt trommehinne. Kommer vel kanskje til å dra på banen 3-5 ganger i måneden når sesongen er over. Skulle gjerne skutt mer, men det har jeg dessverre ikke tid til.

Thanks!

Takk!😀

Takk! Du får spørre meg igjen neste år. Da har jeg nok testet litt forskjellig ammunisjon. Nå har jeg ikke noe bra svar😊

Takk!

Absolutt! Godt vær, fine stander, og masse fugl😀

Takk!

I år er første år jeg bruker hørselvern på jakt. Kjøpte ISOtunes Sport fra Skittjakt. Har to nye videoer som snart er klare, hvor jeg snakker kort om det.

Gamle Oppland og Akershus fylke

Takk for hyggelig kommentar :) Kommer mer snart 👍

It was maybe hit by the wad (the biodegradable plastic cup), but most likely just shot at too close range.

@@TobiasDybwad Oh, I didnt know it was possible! Its body was totally torn off! It is fascinating a little how strong a shot can be... I hope you didnt feel bad for it, Tobias. Never mind when you kill so many birds clearly! I appreciate that you show even such an imperfection, not perfect shots only. Maybe I value this more than your other videos ,Tobias👍

Thanks, I’m glad you like the video! I’ve planned lots of hunting this year, so I’ll hopefully start posting more videos from mid September.

Takk, André. Ro i oppflukt trener jeg ikke hundene til. Jeg er fornøyd så lenge de er gode viltfinnere, som ikke reiser fugl før jeg gir dem beskjed om det. Jeg svarte deg litt utfyllende på spørsmålet ditt om stand i en tidligere video: 2022 - Dag 18-20: ruclips.net/video/FtbWXFXIxJI/видео.html - Det kan nok hende du ikke har sett det svaret :)

@@TobiasDybwad Hei! 👍👍👍det kan hende jeg ikke har sett det men uansett takker stort for svar.

Thanks!

Takk for hyggelig kommentar, Aleksander :)

Ekstra stas å se på dette dagen før avreise til skævven 😀

Kiitos, Jari.

I'm glad you like the videos :) Have a nice trip, and a great time hunting!

Takk. Capsen er kjøpt fra hatstore.no. Adjustable med eget design.

Tackar!@@TobiasDybwad

Takk, det er hyggelig å høre! Ikke lenge igjen nå. Jeg må vente litt lenger enn dere, men vi har en herlig høst i vente :)

Thanks again, Lukas. I appreciate your kind words!

Hei, André. Jeg er langt ifra ekspert på hundetrening, så jeg vil anbefale deg å oppsøke andre ressurser for mye bedre svar på dette :) Vi hjelper valpen til å finne instinktet sitt ved å være borti mye godlukt. Fra båndtvangen er over, er valpen ute i skogsfuglterreng så ofte vi kan frem til jaktstart. Har den også med på jakt med en gang. Vi bruker eldre hunder som læremestere, og får valpen opp i alle standene de tar. Det tar ikke så lang tid før de skjønner at de skal sekundere, og da pleier selvstendig stand å komme relativt kjapt av seg selv. Dette er ingen fasit, men en oppskrift som har fungert bra for hundene våre.

Hyggelig å høre. Har planlagt mye jakt, så hvis det er godt med fugl, kommer det mange videoer.

Dette ligger omtrent mellom Jotunheimen og Dovre.

Thanks for the kind words, Lukas. I'm glad you like the videos! I am unfortunately not a great cook, so I can't get the best tastes out of the birds. I'm lucky to have hunting buddies who are amazing at making food though, and the best bird I've been served, was a smoked young female capercaillie. The woodcock tastes great too! Regarding trophies, I had my first male capercaillie taxidermed. I only hunt birds - more videos will come in September :)

@@TobiasDybwad Thanks for your reply! Means a lot, I like your videos very much! So, you hunt more for fun and enjoyments than for meat and trophies, right? Yes, I like woodcock too! Have never eaten capercaillie, but I guess the young ones must be best - like any kind of meat, yeah? Arent there any mammals to hunt in your region or have you just chosen birds? Never mind you are not a great cook - you have your buddies and you are an excellent shooter, that´s most important. There would have been nothing to be cooked without you! Looking forward to September, Tobias!

Hi, Lukas. Yep, regardless of who cooks them, all the birds I shoot end up on a plate, and it's commonly said that the young ones taste better. I hunt more for recreation than for trophies, like you say :) The love and respect for the birds doesn't start and end with the hunting season though. I watch them year round, and like to "hunt" them with my camera out of season. My family have hunted grouse with pointing dogs for generations, so it became a deep rooted passion from a young age. Otherwise I'd have the opportunity to hunt mammals, like deer, red deer, moose and reindeer. Plenty of game in Norway!

@@TobiasDybwad Thanks for nice words, Tobias! You have an amazing hobby. And it seems you do like nature and the birds, despite you kill them. No surprise that young ones taste better. I love lamb, veal...🙂 I would say younger animals have always better meat. Does it pay off to choose smaller (younger) birds to shoot? Or do you take any game bird that your dog points? So, your family has been hunting "only" grouse and you have extended it to other bird species, right? And have you ever hunted any mammals? What about small game, fox, rabbit, hare, marmot....? Are they in Norway? Thanks and stay safe!

Takk! Var kyllinger blant orrhønene, men røyen var voksen. Hunden Shack, som jeg jaktet med her, er nevøen til Teddy, og er en veldig god jakthund :)