Minsk, Belarus

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DIY Moose Hunt in Icy Bay For the last three minutes, “Young Guns” has been on a beeline to my cow call. My loud calls, bolstered by the use of Wayne Kubat’s “Bull Magnet,” which is essentially a fiberglass megaphone that allows me to amplify both cow calls and bull grunts, has drawn in this big bull from far away. At first, far in the distance, I could hear the faint vocalizations of a bull drawn to a cow. The rhythmic “Ooh-Waa” sounds are repeated by the bull every few seconds. Finally, at about 400 yards across the swamp, I get a visual on the bull as he milled around. At first it appears that the bull is going to head off in another direction, but my persistent calling has him coming on a string. The topography of the location makes it so I won’t be able to get a shot until he comes clear of the brush that separates us, which will put him broadside at 20 yards. I experience a full adrenaline rush after so much communication with this bull, and have enough time to calm down my heartbeat as Young Guns closes the gap. At 30 yards, a swirling wind alerts the bull of my presence, and he pulls up, spooks and bolts. At that moment, I was understandably crestfallen. In hindsight, the experience was incredible and part of the reason why hunting moose is so exciting. For many who have never DIY-hunted moose, the logistics of choosing a location, figuring out what gear to bring, learning how to find moose and call them in, and then finally butchering and packing out the animal, make for a significantly daunting task. The purpose of this article is to shed some light on each aspect of a DIY moose hunt in order to help more hunters succeed in pursuing the biggest deer species in the world.

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Review of the Pulsar Trail XQ 38 LRF Thermal Scope with Innomount Picatinny Weaver Mount I recently had the opportunity to test out the Pulsar Trail XQ 38 LRF thermal scope, which I mounted using the Innomount Picatinny Weaver mount. As a passionate outdoors enthusiast and a hunter, I have always been on the lookout for reliable thermal optics that can perform exceptionally well, especially during low-light conditions. Here’s my detailed take on the product, highlighting the pros and cons. Pros: Excellent Thermal Sensitivity: The Pulsar Trail XQ 38 features outstanding thermal sensitivity, allowing me to detect heat signatures at significant distances. This is particularly useful for spotting game or locating potential threats in complete darkness. The image clarity provided by the 384x288 resolution is impressive and doesn’t disappoint. Integrated Laser Rangefinder: The built-in laser rangefinder is a game changer. It allows for quick and accurate distance measurements, which is essential for making precise shots. I found this feature especially helpful in field conditions where distances can be tricky to estimate at night. User-Friendly Interface: The user interface is intuitive and easy to navigate. I appreciated how quickly I could adjust settings like brightness and contrast, making it user-friendly for both beginners and seasoned hunters alike. Durability and Build Quality: The construction of the scope feels robust and well-made. It has been designed to withstand challenging environments, including rain and harsh temperatures. This gives me the confidence to use it in various weather conditions without the fear of damaging it. Versatile Mounting Options: The Innomount Picatinny Weaver mount provides a solid and firm attachment to my rifle, ensuring that the scope remains stable even during heavy recoil. Installation was straightforward, and I experienced no zeroing issues after re-mounting. Cons: Price Point: While the Pulsar Trail XQ 38 LRF offers remarkable features, it comes at a premium price. For casual users or those just starting in thermal optics, this scope might feel a bit out of budget. However, for serious hunters, the investment may be justified. Weight: The scope can be a bit heavy, particularly for long hunting trips where every ounce matters. An extended carry might lead to some fatigue, so if you plan to trek for miles, you may want to consider the weight before purchasing. Battery Life: While the thermal scope typically offers a decent battery life, during intensive use, the battery can drain faster than expected. It’s wise to carry a spare battery or two, especially for longer outings to avoid interruptions. Limited Field of View: Some users might find the field of view a bit narrow compared to other thermal scopes. This can make scanning large areas more challenging, as you may have to move the scope around more to get a complete picture of your surroundings. #PulsarTrailXQ38 #ThermalScope #Hunting

South Africa

Лучшая экипировка для зимней охоты Зимняя охота требует специальной экипировки, которая защитит от холода и не ограничит подвижность. Важно выбирать слои одежды из влагозащитных и дышащих материалов, чтобы тепло удерживалось, но лишняя влага не накапливалась. Термоноски, подкладка с флисом и защитные чехлы для оружия — обязательные элементы для зимней охоты. Термосы и небольшие химические грелки также помогут избежать переохлаждения. Полезные ссылки: https://www.huntworld.ru/blog/kak-vybrat-zimniy-kostyum-dlya-okhoty/ #охота #зимняяохота #экипировка #охотничийсезон #защитаотхолода

Mogilev, Mogilev Region, Belarus

Guide TrackIR 50mm Thermal Monocular Review I recently had the opportunity to use the Guide TrackIR 50mm thermal monocular, and I'd like to share my thoughts based on my experience. Guide TrackIR Pros: Exceptional Image Quality: The image clarity provided by the 50mm lens is impressive. The thermal resolution is sharp, and I could easily distinguish between different heat signatures even in complete darkness. User-Friendly Interface: I found the controls intuitive and easy to navigate. Whether adjusting brightness or switching between modes, the buttons are responsive and logically placed. Durability: The build quality is robust. It feels strong and can withstand harsher environments, which is a huge plus for outdoor and wildlife observation. The monocular also has a good resistance to water, making it perfect for various weather conditions. Long Battery Life: I was pleasantly surprised by the battery performance. The monocular lasted for several hours of continuous use without needing a recharge, which is invaluable when you're out in the field. Lightweight and Portable: Weighing in at a manageable size, the TrackIR is easy to carry for extended periods. It excels in mobility, making it a great companion for night hikes or camping trips. Guide TrackIR Cons: Price Point: The Guide TrackIR 50mm is on the pricier side compared to other thermal monoculars in the market. While the quality justifies the cost to a degree, it may be a stretch for beginners or casual users. Limited Zoom Capability: While the image quality is fantastic, I found the optical zoom to be somewhat limited. For specific applications that require significant distance observation, this could be a drawback. Minor Learning Curve: Although the interface is user-friendly, I felt there was a slight learning curve before I could get the most out of all its features. Some additional guidance or tutorials could have made the transition smoother. Weight Distribution: While generally lightweight, the design feels slightly unbalanced when held for long periods. A more ergonomic design could improve comfort during extended use. Lack of Advanced Features: Certain modern thermal monoculars offer advanced features like Wi-Fi connectivity, which this model lacks. Depending on the intended use, this might be a dealbreaker for tech-savvy users. Conclusion: Overall, the Guide TrackIR 50mm thermal monocular is an excellent choice for anyone looking for reliability and quality in thermal imaging. While it does have a few drawbacks, the pros significantly outweigh the cons, making it a valuable tool for hunters, wildlife enthusiasts, and outdoor adventurers. If you're serious about thermal imaging and can accommodate the price, this monocular is worth the investment. #GuideTrackIR #ThermalMonocular #NightVision #OutdoorGear #Hunting #WildlifeObservation #ThermalImaging #Review #Optics #AdventureGear

South Africa

There's no better feeling than being Off grid on your land 🙌 I can't wait to move there full time, next year hopefully! Located in Quebec, Canada

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Ры́си Рысь — типичная кошка, хотя величиной с крупную собаку, которую отчасти напоминает своим укороченным телом и длинноногостью. Очень характерна голова рыси: сравнительно небольшая, округлая и очень выразительная. Рост обычной рыси достигает 55 см, канадской от 48 см до 56 см, а пиренейской — от 60 до 70 см. От других кошачьих рыси отличаются коротким хвостом и кисточками на концах ушей. Масса тела рыси от 10 до 20 кг

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"Nothing beats the thrill of the hunt! 🦌🔫 Whether it's tracking game through the woods or waiting patiently for the perfect shot, hunting is my ultimate passion. The connection with nature, the adrenaline rush, and the satisfaction of a successful hunt are all part of what makes this sport so special to me. Hunting isn't just a hobby, it's a way of life. Who else shares my love for the great outdoors and the pursuit of game? Let's swap stories and tips! #HuntingSeason #NatureLover #OutdoorAdventure"

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How to Hunt Africa on a Budget Chances Are You Can Do It Cheaper Than a Premium Elk Hunt My palms hurt and my knees were bloody from crawling over rocks. My legs ached. My lungs were threatening to quit on me if I had to climb one more mountain chasing a herd that was skittish to the point of paranoia. The guide and I had pursued them up and over so many mountains and glassed them from so many hidden vantage points that I had no idea how much territory we had covered or how we’d ever find our way back to the truck. When the shot opportunity finally came, it was a long one — 320 yards from our spot on a hill to where the bull was feeding on the opposite ridge. “Hold a foot high,” the guide said, and that turned out to be dead accurate. The cows scattered in a panic at the blast, and not long afterward we were standing over a mature bull I had worked harder for than any animal I’ve taken before or since. Sounds like a fairly typical elk hunt, right? Except it wasn’t an elk and I wasn’t in Colorado or New Mexico. It was a red hartebeest, and I was in South Africa. Afford a Dream Hunt That’s because an African safari is much less expensive than most people realize. In fact, it’s a good bit cheaper than a typical outfitted elk hunt. Don’t believe me? Look at the numbers. I hunted with Tollie’s African Safaris and booked the hunt through SHE Expeditions, a full-service booking agent. Over the course of five days, I shot that red hartebeest, a springbuck and a beautiful impala ram. Tollie’s outfit is no bargain-basement backwoods lodge — it’s a top-rate place with excellent food, comfortable accommodations and luxuries such as a spa and a first-class taxidermist on-site. It’s also almost entirely free range; an extraordinarily rare find in South Africa. Total cost for the trip breaks down like this: Lodging, food, and all necessary hunting services for five days: $2,250 Springbuck trophy fee: $400 Impala trophy fee: $520 Hartebeest (or kudu, gemsbok, duiker or wildebeest) trophy fee: $1,200 That’s $4,370. Add in airfare and a few odds and ends such as immunizations, tips and gun permit fees and you’re coming in around $7,500 for the whole deal. It’s not cheap, but compare it to a stateside elk hunt at a comparable lodge. SHE Expeditions recommends a New Mexico lodge that runs in the average price range for an outfitted elk hunt. Total cost for this trip: Lodging, food and five days of hunting: $10,000 Hunting license: $550 Meat processing not included Tack on tips and the cost of getting there and you could be pushing $12,500 or more. And you can shoot one animal as opposed to the three (or more) you could have shot in Africa. Additional Costs My mounts were done in Africa by Tollie’s taxidermy service and the cost was about what my local Alabama taxidermist would charge. On top of that, I had airfreight and customs broker fees of about $1,300 for three wall pedestal mounts. Other potential costs for a South Africa trip are firearm permits fees (around $100); immunizations you might need; additional airline baggage fees and the cost of any extra services or day trips you’d like to tack on. I recommend the hot-stone massage at Tollie’s spa and a day on the beach in Jeffreys Bay. Don't Miss: Hunting Eland in South Africa Know Before You Go The services of a booking agent are highly recommended. I booked through SHE Expeditions, which caters to hunters with a focus on female- and family-friendly locations. They handled every detail of the hunt, and believe me, there are dozens of little, but very important, details that you will overlook without such a service. It does not cost you anything to use their booking services, and they are absolutely invaluable, especially if this is your first hunting trip abroad. Whatever booking agent you use, make sure the agent has personally hunted at the lodge you plan to go to. The Johannesburg airport is not a safe or secure place and corruption among the employees (and police) is a problem. There are “safe house” services you will want to use if you must stay in the area overnight; ask your booking agent if they don’t mention it. We used the Afton Guest House, and its representatives met us at the Johannesburg airport and escorted us through the process of collecting our firearms and gave us safe lodging for the night until our connecting flight the next day. Don’t ask me how I know this, but its services are absolutely essential to keeping you out of jail should the slightest thing go wrong with your firearms permits — and there are many, many things that can go wrong. For that reason:

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You hunt like a girl! Have you heard this reproach? Maybe it has a different meaning…

United States

Size matters. A good example of the size difference of a native Irish Red deer female and a Sika stag taken in recent days in Killarney National Park

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Five Top Tips to Improve Low Light Hunting Illuminated Reticles One of the most popular simple solutions to low light hunting is to buy a riflescope with an illuminated reticle, whereby a light source is directed onto the aim points of the reticle, highlighting the reticle in red, green or blue. The illumination is variable and this allows the shooter to increase the brightness of the reticle to suit the shooting conditions. Hawke Optics have several illuminated riflescopes with illumination control and options of red, green or blue to suit the shooters preference. Illuminated reticles are most useful at dawn or dusk, after this time it is better to illuminate the target with an external light source. View the entire collection of Hawke Reticles. Laser Sights For those countries that allow hunting with a laser one of the tried and tested methods for seeing the point of aim in low light conditions is to fit a laser pointer to a rifle. The most common method of using a laser is to mount it above the centre of the scope and pointing down to the zeroing distance of the rifle. This allows the red dot to continuously line up with the upright cross of the reticle. One disadvantage with having the laser above the riflescope is that it’s further away from the barrel and it becomes more difficult to predict the point of impact at closer ranges. For very close range shooting an option that can prove useful is to mount the laser on the side of the scope and as close to the height of the barrel as possible. When the laser dot is zeroed in on the point of impact at 15 yards, for example it can be used as an aiming mark for targets between 10 and 22 yards without being more than .4 of an inch out. With some practice and by understanding where the dot sits in relation to the point of impact it is possible to shoot accurately, however, after 25 yards (some pointers would work out to about 40 or even 50yds on a clear night) it’s better to revert back to the scope’s reticle and make use of the extra magnification as well. Hawke Optics has several laser targeting system options. Lamping Kits Lamping kits are popular for low light hunting; they are affordable & easy to use. However, they sometimes require a power source which can be awkward to carry therefore lamping with a partner can be a benefit. Alternatively, it is popular to mount a lamp directly onto a rifle scope. The beam from riflescope mounted lamps are bright enough for most ranges. The problem with lamp kits is bright lights can easily scare animals but if the intensity is gradually increased on a dimmer switch the animal will tend to stay still for longer and if a red or green filter is used they seem even more at ease. Night Vision Equipment & Infra-red lights The offering of night vision equipment is getting larger with a wide choice to allow shooters to continue hunting after dark. There are a variety of options on offer including dedicated night vision riflescopes and night vision kits that mount to standard day riflescopes. Mounted night vision equipment, such as NiteSite, converts day riflescopes into powerful night vision systems. Using a state of the art built in infra-red camera that fits to the day riflescope the NiteSite device transmits the scope image, including the cross hairs of the riflescope, onto the LCD screen. For extra visibility with the night vision equipment infra-red (IR) illumination torches can also be mounted to the riflescope.

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Una proximidad muy agradable, creo que la reconoceré en nuestra próxima reunión... Buenas noches.

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3 Top States for DIY Big Buck Hunters These three stops all have over-the-counter tags and great potential for shooting a trophy buck For a Do-It-Yourself hunter, nothing beats the simplicity of traveling to another state, buying a deer tag over the counter, and then going to the woods. There are plenty of places for us DIYers to hunt like that and probably get a shot at a deer, too. But not as many have strong trophy potential. A 2 1/2-year-old 8-pointer is cream of the crop for most public-land hunting in states like New York, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania. If your personal standards are a bit higher than that — maybe you’re after 3 1/2-year and older bucks — you might be facing long odds in most OTC states, at least on public lands. But shooting a mature buck on public land is within the realm of possibility in a few places, for hardworking hunters. These three states — all with OTC tags —have proven that they can regularly produce mature deer, and have some good public hunting to boot. Ohio The Buckeye State keeps my social media newsfeeds as hot with big-buck pictures as draw states like Iowa and Kansas. That’s remarkable considering how affordable it is to hunt there. A nonresident needs a $180.96 (adult) annual hunting license and a $76.96 (adult) either-sex deer permit. The challenge with Ohio is that 95.8 percent of the state is privately owned (according to summitpost.org). Comparatively, Minnesota, another OTC state, is 76.5 percent privately owned. But while Ohio has a limited amount of public lands, finding a good spot requires only some research and a positive attitude. The 4,490-acre Tranquility Wildlife Area located in Adams County features an ideal mix of habitat including ponds, timber, the Ohio Brush Creek, and agriculture throughout the tract. There are crops on adjacent private lands, too. If that isn’t enough room for you to roam, check out the huge Shawnee State Forest — nicknamed “Ohio’s Little Smokies” — which encompasses more than 60,000 acres of big-timber habitat that fringes the north bank of the Ohio River and is managed for sustainable timber and wildlife. More than 250,000 acres make up the Wayne National Forest, which creates a patchwork pattern in southeastern Ohio in the Appalachian foothills. Tent camp in the backcountry or bring your travel trailer or RV and stay at a designated campground. Deer densities are generally a bit lower here than on farmlands, but the patient hunter might shoot a giant. According to the National Deer Association’s 2021 Deer Report, Ohio hunters bagged 80,138 antlered bucks during the 2019 hunting season, 28 percent of which were 3 1/2 years old or older, suggesting that Ohio hunters are pretty selective. Bowhunters get months of opportunity, as archery season opens Sept. 25 this year and closes Feb. 6, 2022. Gun hunters catch the post rut with a Nov. 29 through Dec. 5 season. And muzzleloader hunters get four days to make it happen in early January. Oklahoma The Sooner State has incredibly diverse whitetail habitat. There’s big timber and the Ouachita Mountains to the east, and red dirt hills, sage brush, shinnery oak, and mixed-grass prairie to the west. Everything between is a mix of prairie with thickets, riparian, and agricultural habitat interspersed. Oklahoma’s Department of Wildlife Conservation manages nearly 90 wildlife management areas all across the state. Many of them feature superb deer habitat with naturally occurring foods supplemented by state-cultivated food plots with plantings such as corn, soybeans, and winter wheat. Several WMAs are worth looking into. Out west is the 19,659-acre Packsaddle WMA in Ellis County, which offers mixed-grass prairies, sand-plum thickets, sagebrush, elms, cottonwoods, and hackberry. On the southern fringe is the famed South Canadian River. Native forages abound, and multiple small food plots provide additional wildlife food. Water sources in the form of ponds, guzzlers, and windmills are present throughout. Primitive camping is allowed in designated areas, but motel lodging is within reach of the WMA. If big timber is your cup of tea, some mountain monarchs roam the Ouachita Mountains and surrounding areas of Eastern Oklahoma. Deer densities and buck quality are excellent on the Three Rivers and Honobia Creek WMAs. Also, the Ouachita and McCurtain County WMAs are in the same vicinity, providing additional hunting opportunities. You could hunt these areas for a lifetime and not cover them entirely. Oklahoma’s nonresident deer licenses are reasonably priced at $280. What’s more, they allow hunters to take up to six deer (season limit), two of which may be antlered. A lengthy archery season runs Oct. 1 through Jan. 15. A pre-rut muzzleloader season runs Oct. 23-31, and a gun season runs Nov. 20 through Dec. 5. During the muzzleloader hunt, hunters can only kill one buck, likewise with gun hunters. The NDA’s 2021 Report shows that Oklahoma hunters bagged 64,364 antlered bucks in 2019, and a staggering 64 percent of them were 3 1/2 years old or older. It doesn’t mean that monsters lurk behind every Sooner State sage clump, but it does mean that shooting a buck in that age class is entirely possible. A good many public-land hunters do it every year. Missouri The Show Me State is surrounded by big-buck heavyweights Iowa, Kansas, and Illinois, but in Missouri, nonresidents can snag an OTC hunting permit. With it, archers are allowed to take two deer of either sex, but only one antlered buck prior to Nov. 16. Firearms hunters are allowed one deer of either sex. Archery hunters get to start in September, hunting unpressured deer through the beginning of the rut. Then, gun hunters get prime rut dates, with rifle season running Nov. 13-23 this fall. If you want to hunt farmland habitat, a limited number of state parcels can be explored in northern Missouri just below the Iowa border. Given the location, though, you could have lots of company during the first and second weeks of November. If larger public tracts like the 5,596-acre Union Ridge Conservation Area are busy, don’t overlook smaller tracts like the 1,638-acre Charlie Heath Memorial Conservation Area, which has great whitetail habitat with agriculture on the north end, lots of timber, and Fox Creek covering the center and eastern portions, not to mention abundant agriculture on adjoining private lands. Fox Valley Lake Conservation Area — lined by Linn Creek on the north, covered by timber in the center, and planted with agriculture at the south — is another small one to keep in your back pocket. If you want to get close to Kansas, there are fewer options, although the Four Rivers Conservation Area and Bushwhacker Lake Conservation Area provide generous deer habitat and ample room to stretch your legs. About 50 miles south of Jefferson City is the colossal 1.5-million-acre Mark Twain National Forest. This is big, rugged country that even features wilderness areas. The forest has some large, multi-thousand-acre sections, but also has smaller blocks, creating a patchwork of ground covering more than two dozen counties that you could hunt on and explore for a lifetime without covering all of it. To find deer, utilize onX Hunt’s Timber Cuts layer to unveil recent logging operations where deer will be feeding on regrowth. Back to the NDA 2021 Report, Missouri hunters harvested 134,092 antlered bucks in 2019, of which 29 percent were 3 1/2 years old or older. Conclusion Although Ohio, Oklahoma, and Missouri all have big bucks and OTC licenses in common, don’t expect an easy hunt. Remember, all OTC hunts are subject to heavy hunting pressure. Also, while researching hunts, it’s worth your while to connect with wildlife biologists to discuss any recent EHD die-offs that could hugely impact your hunt. Do that, along with diligent onX Hunt research, and you’ll be on the road to an enjoyable hunt for an OTC bruiser.

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Eland Hunting in Africa: Locations, Methods, Season, Price. A Comprehensive Guide for the Serious Hunter Eland, the largest of the antelope species, offers a unique and challenging hunting experience in Africa. Their size, elusiveness, and impressive trophy potential make them a prized target for seasoned hunters. This guide provides essential information for planning a successful eland hunt, covering hunting methods, prime locations, seasonal considerations, weaponry, trophy care, and costs. Understanding the Eland There are two main species of eland: Common Eland (Taurotragus oryx): The most widespread, found across Southern and East Africa. Giant or Livingstone's Eland (Taurotragus derbianus): Larger and rarer, primarily inhabiting West and Central Africa. Both species are characterized by their large size, spiral horns (present in both sexes, though generally larger in males), and a distinctive dewlap. Eland are primarily grazers, favoring open grasslands and savanna woodlands. Mature bulls can weigh upwards of 2,000 pounds, presenting a significant challenge for even experienced hunters. Hunting Methods Eland hunting demands patience, skill, and adaptability. The most common and effective methods include: Spot and Stalk: This classic technique involves glassing from vantage points to locate eland, followed by a careful stalk, utilizing cover to approach within shooting range. This method requires excellent physical fitness, knowledge of the terrain, and the ability to judge distance accurately. Tracking: Following eland tracks can lead to a successful hunt, particularly in areas with dense vegetation. This requires the ability to identify fresh tracks, interpret animal behavior, and maintain a steady pace. Ambush: Setting up near water sources or known feeding areas can provide opportunities for ambush hunting. This requires careful selection of a concealed position and patience to wait for the eland to approach. Prime Hunting Locations Eland can be hunted in several African countries, each offering unique landscapes and hunting regulations. Top destinations include: South Africa: A popular choice due to its well-developed hunting infrastructure, abundant wildlife, and diverse landscapes. Eland hunting is available on private game farms and in some provincial reserves. Namibia: Known for its vast open spaces and excellent trophy quality. Eland hunting is common on commercial farms and in designated hunting areas. Tanzania: Offers a more remote and challenging hunting experience, with opportunities to hunt eland in designated hunting blocks. Zimbabwe: Another prime destination, known for its experienced professional hunters and diverse wildlife populations. Botswana: While hunting regulations can be complex, Botswana offers the opportunity to hunt eland in specific concessions. When choosing a location, consider the specific species of eland you wish to hunt, trophy quality, hunting regulations, and overall cost. Hunting Season The hunting season for eland generally coincides with the dry season, typically from May to October. During this period, vegetation is less dense, making it easier to spot and stalk animals. Water sources become limited, concentrating wildlife around remaining watering holes, which can improve hunting opportunities. Weaponry Eland are large, tough animals, so adequate firepower is essential for a humane and ethical kill. Recommended calibers include: .300 Winchester Magnum: A popular and versatile choice, offering a good balance of power and range. .338 Winchester Magnum: Provides excellent stopping power for larger bulls. .375 H&H Magnum: A classic choice for African big game, offering significant knockdown power. Use high-quality, controlled-expansion bullets designed for large game. Shot placement is critical, with the preferred shot being a broadside shot into the heart/lung area. Trophy Care Proper trophy care is crucial for preserving the quality of your eland trophy. After the kill: Take photographs of the animal in its natural surroundings. Carefully skin the animal, taking care not to damage the hide. Remove the skull cap and clean it thoroughly. Salt the hide liberally to prevent spoilage. Work with a reputable taxidermist who specializes in African game. Costs Eland hunting costs vary depending on the location, duration of the hunt, trophy fees, and services included. A typical eland hunt can range from: 5000 - 15,000+ This typically includes: Daily rates for the professional hunter and trackers. Accommodation and meals. Transportation within the hunting area. Trophy fees for the eland. Additional costs may include: Flights to and from Africa. Taxidermy fees. Shipping of trophies. Hunting permits and licenses. Gratuities. Final Thoughts Eland hunting in Africa is an unforgettable experience that combines the thrill of the chase with the beauty of the African wilderness. Careful planning, proper preparation, and ethical hunting practices are essential for a successful and rewarding hunt. By following this guide, you can increase your chances of taking home a magnificent eland trophy and creating memories that will last a lifetime. #Eland #hunting #Africa

South Africa

Bonjour je débute je voudrai savoir se que vous en penser 😉

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Охота на лис — деятельность, представляющая собой смесь охоты и спорта и заключающаяся в выслеживании, погоне, а иногда и убийстве лисы, обычно обыкновенной лисицы, в которой участвуют фоксхаунды или другие гончие собаки и группа безоружных людей во главе с так называемым предводителем гончих, которые следуют за собаками пешком или на лошадях. По традиции, после обнаружения добычи как команда спускать собак используется старинный клич Tally-ho.

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Miadziel, Minsk Region, Belarus

8 Best Charge-Stopping Bear Cartridges 1. .45-70 Government First adopted by the U.S. military in 1873, the .45-70 Government has been one of the longest-standing big-game cartridges of all time. It’s also been incredibly popular among Alaskan hunters and guides, especially in lever-actions like Marlin’s 1895 Guide Gun, which is compact, fairly lightweight and highly maneuverable in close quarters. It’s also capable of sending a massive projectile, like Buffalo Bore’s 430-grain hard-cast bullet, at roughly 2000 fps and 3,600 ft.-lbs. from the muzzle. Talk about stopping power. 2. .454 Casull Developed by Dick Casull and Jack Fulmer in 1957, the .454 Casull is a dangerous game hunter’s dream come true. One of the more powerful handguns available today, the .454 is capable of pushing a 300-grain Buffalo Bore bullet at 1650 fps with 1,813 ft.-lbs. of energy at the muzzle. Nelson killed one of his charging grizzlies with a .454 Casull, which he says is one of his favorite choices for bear defense. Ruger chambers the .454 Casull in both the Super Redhawk with a 4-inch barrel and the Alaskan in a 3-inch variant, both of which are compact and easy to draw when things get up close and personal. Is it fun to shoot? Not at all. Nelson says after about 20 shots, his wrist starts to swell and he can no longer shoot. The beauty of the .454, however, is that you can practice with .45 Colt rounds and save yourself a bit of recoil trauma. 3. .44 Remington Magnum Considered by many to be the minimum for big bear defense rounds, the .44 Remington Magnum was first introduced in 1955 for revolvers and gained widespread popularity in the 1970s thanks to Dirty Harry. While some may consider it the minimum, it’s plenty powerful enough to stop an onerous bear. A 240-grain +P Buffalo Bore projectile carries roughly 1,600 ft.-lbs. of energy at 1550 fps, which is more than double that of the 10mm and four times more energy than the 9mm. Available in shorter versions like the Smith & Wesson 629 with 4-inch barrel, the .44 Mag. has a well-deserved reputation as a charge-stopper.4. .375 H&H Magnum One of the original belted, rimless magnum rifle cartridges, Holland & Holland’s .375 is not only considered one of the best cartridges for hunting Africa, it also has a proven track record for lethality on large-bodied game in Canada and Alaska, including moose and bear. Popular among Alaskan guides and hunters, the .375 is capable of launching a 270-grain bullet at 4,300 ft.-lbs. and 2700 fps, thus delivering massive energy on target. As Nelson points out, the first shot may end the charge but doesn’t always kill the bear, which means it’s handy to have a rifle that can make the longer follow-up shot. 5. .50 Alaskan Taking a .348 Winchester case and necking it out to accept a .510-inch, Alaskan Harold Johnson was able to successfully convert a Winchester Model 1886 rifle into a .50-caliber, bear-killing machine. The result, of course, was the .50 Alaskan. Buffalo Bore produces several loads for the .50 Alaskan, including a 450-grain bullet that delivers a whopping 4,400 ft.-lbs. of energy from the muzzle. As a wildcat cartridge, it hasn’t seen the widespread use of other rounds on this list, but that hasn’t stopped many guides and hunters, Nelson included, from converting Marlin lever guns for its very effective use.6. 12-Gauge Slug According to Nelson, the 12-gauge slug gun is by far one of the most popular choices for bear protection in the Alaskan bush. While it is extremely effective, the main reason it’s been so widely-used is because shotguns like the Remington 870 and Mossberg 500 are a fraction of the price of bolt-guns and, in turn, that’s what the government has provided to its employees. Based on ballistic testing and field use, Nelson recommends Brenneke’s Black Magic Magnum or DDupleks’ Monolit 32 solid steel slug. The Black Magic Magnum is a 602-grain slug that carries 3,000 ft.-lbs. of energy at 1500 fps, while the 495-grain DDupleks leaves the muzzle at 1410 fps with 2,180 ft.-lbs. of energy.7. .338 Winchester Magnum The favorite among Alaskan guides as a backup gun, the .338 Winchester Magnum was released in 1958 as belted, rimless cartridge. Based on the .375 H&H, the .338 will send a 300-grain Barnes bullet out the barrel at 2500 fps with a devastating 4,100 ft.-lbs. of energy. Considered by many to be the most versatile North American big-game cartridge, the .338 Win. Mag. has killed its fair share of charging bears. It’s chambered in nearly every major manufacturer’s rifle and has a plethora of ammunition choices as well.8. .357 S&W Magnum While some folks claim the .44 Magnum is the minimum for charging bears, many others have opted for a Glock 20 in 10mm Auto and, interestingly enough, passed right by the .357 S&W Magnum. Several folks have even successfully killed bears with a 9mm. While a well-placed shot from a 10mm can no doubt do the trick, the .357 Mag. has 780 ft.-lbs. of energy, while the 10mm has about 728 ft.-lbs., both with a 180-grain Buffalo Bore bullet. As Nelson has seen in bear defense training, many shooters have cycling issues with the 10mm due to the “limp-wrist syndrome,” something that isn’t an issue with a revolver and is the last thing you want to happen during a bear charge. The .357 is also available in smaller-framed revolvers that fit smaller hands, making it ideal for women and less experienced shooters. Any way you slice it, the .357 has proven itself as a worthy close-range bear stopper.

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🌿 NATURE, HUNTING, FISHING, TOURISM-SPORT 2025 📍 Location: International Fair Plovdiv, Bulgaria 📅 Dates: TBA The Premier Green Economy & Outdoor Leisure Event The NATURE, HUNTING, FISHING exhibition is a leading international event that merges business, ecology, and outdoor recreation. It serves as a hub for innovations in hunting, fishing, tourism, and extreme sports, offering visitors a unique experience with demonstrations, exhibitions, and networking opportunities. What to Expect? 🌲 Green Economy & Conservation – Sustainable forestry & environmental initiatives 🎣 Fishing & Hunting Gear – Discover the latest equipment & technology 🏕️ Outdoor & Adventure Tourism – Explore alternative travel & extreme sports 🔬 Innovations & High-Tech Solutions – Cutting-edge developments in the industry 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-Friendly Attractions – Activities for kids and adults Event Highlights ✅ 80+ Exhibitors – Top companies & organizations in the field ✅ 20,000+ Visitors – Industry professionals & outdoor enthusiasts ✅ Business & Networking – Connect with key players & stakeholders ✅ Live Demonstrations & Workshops – Experience the latest trends firsthand ✅ Educational Conferences & Seminars – Gain insights from top experts Supported by: 🌳 Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Forestry 🌲 Executive Forest Agency 🦌 National Hunting & Fishing Association of Bulgaria (NHFA-UHFB) 🏛️ State Forest Enterprises 📍 Venue: International Fair Plovdiv, Bulgaria 📧 More info: fair.bg #NatureHuntingFishing #PlovdivFair #OutdoorLife #FishingGear #HuntingBulgaria #EcoTourism #ExtremeSports #Sustainability

Bulgaria

Fortuna 50L3S Thermal Scope Review Having used the Fortuna 50L3S thermal scope over the past few months, I feel equipped to offer a detailed review that encompasses both its strengths and weaknesses. Pros: Excellent Image Clarity: One of the standout features of the Fortuna 50L3S is its impressive image quality. The thermal resolution is quite high, providing sharp and clear imagery even in low-light conditions. This has significantly enhanced my ability to identify targets at greater distances, making it ideal for both hunting and surveillance applications. User-Friendly Interface: The setup process was straightforward, and the user interface is intuitive. Navigating through the various settings and modes is seamless, allowing even beginners to get accustomed to it quickly. Durability: The build quality is robust and designed to withstand rough handling and adverse weather. This level of durability assures me that I can rely on the scope in challenging conditions, whether it's heavy rain or extreme cold. Multiple Reticle Options: The availability of various reticle styles and colors is a thoughtful feature. It allows users to customize their shooting experience based on personal preferences and environmental factors, enhancing targeting precision. Battery Life: The battery life is commendable; I have yet to experience unexpected shutdowns during extended use. This reliability is crucial, especially during night hunts or prolonged activities. Cons: Price Point: One of the primary drawbacks of the Fortuna 50L3S is its cost. It is on the higher end of the thermal scope market, which may not be justifiable for casual users or those on a tight budget. This could limit its accessibility to a broader audience. Weight: While the scope is built robustly, it does add noticeable weight to the rifle. For extended hunts, this can become cumbersome and may require additional consideration for those who opt for lighter setups. Limited Field of View: While the zoom capabilities are impressive, the field of view can feel somewhat restrictive, particularly at higher magnifications. This can make it challenging to track moving targets effectively. Adjustment Lag: A minor complaint is that there can be a slight delay when adjusting settings or switching modes. This is not a dealbreaker, but it might be inconvenient in fast-paced situations where quick changes are necessary. Learning Curve for Advanced Features: While the basic interface is user-friendly, some of the advanced features can be complicated to master. Users who wish to utilize all the capabilities might need to spend additional time understanding the manual or experimenting with settings. Conclusion: Overall, the Fortuna 50L3S thermal scope is a powerful tool packed with impressive features that cater to serious users. Its excellent image quality, durability, and user-friendly design are significant advantages that can enhance your shooting experience. #Fortuna50L3S #ThermalScope #Hunt

South Africa

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Our good friend Joe Tenney of Creek Side Deer Recovery in Ohio put this shot chart together with help of several Ohio Trackers a couple years ago. Now please read my words carefully, these pins were from deer that were tracked by a dog. These pins represent the outcome of the track. When you see a green pin that means there was proof of life, a trail cam pic, sighting or jump on track. The moral of the story? If you make a good bad shot in center mass the dog is going to find that deer! Stay low and stay off the shoulder! Most of these pins are archery tracks! Garmin Fish & Hunt GunDog Outdoors Bloodtrailz TNC Crates Band of Heroes Outdoors Covert Drones LLC South Texas Barbecue Company -WV Tre Kerns #longspurtrackingandoutfitting #bloodtrailztrackingapp #bloodtrailz #GarminSponsored #trekernswhitetailproperties #covertdrones #jessethevoodoodog

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Die Morgendämmerung bricht an und der Nebel liegt sanft über dem Wasser, während wir uns in unserem Sumpf-Scouting verstecken. Um uns herum herrscht eine magische Stille, nur das sanfte Plätschern des Wassers und das gelegentliche Rascheln der Blätter stören die Ruhe. Hier im Versteck beginnt die wahren Jagd. Mit jedem Atemzug spüren wir die Aufregung, das Adrenalin pulsiert durch unsere Adern. Es ist nicht nur die Jagd, die wir suchen, es ist das Erlebnis, die Verbindung zur Natur und das Zusammenspiel zwischen Jäger und Beute. Die Enten kommen, aus den ersten Sonnenstrahlen tauchen ihre silbernen Spiegel auf. Wir beobachten, wie sie kreisen, die Flugbewegungen sind nahezu hypnotisierend. Es ist der perfekte Moment, um den Schuss vorbereiten, den Atem anhalten und in die Ruhe einzutauchen. Unsere Finger umschließen den Abzug, die Sehnsucht nach einem präzisen Treffer lässt die Zeit stehen. Aber der wahre Sieg liegt nicht nur im Erfolg, sondern im gemeinsamen Erlebnis mit Freunden, im Teilen von Geschichten und Momenten, während wir auf die nächste Gruppe von Enten warten. Die Jagd ist mehr als nur ein Sport – sie ist ein Lebensgefühl.

Altenburg, Lower Austria, Austria

Beauté automnale

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Сроки весенней охоты в Калининградской области. Весна 2025. Когда открытие, правила региона, нормы и сроки добычи по областям и районам. Весна 2025 года открывает новый охотничий сезон в КАЛИНИНГРАДСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ. Важно соблюдать сроки и правила, осуществлять охоту в установленных местах, в пределах сроков и норм добычи охотничьих животных и птиц, своевременно покупать и сдавать путевки. Когда открытие охоты в Калининградской области и какого числа закрывается охота? Актуальные даты и правила для охоты на основные виды дичи в регионе: Охота на CЕЛЕЗНЕЙ с живыми ПОДСАДНЫМИ утками Сроки охоты: с 1 апреля (открытие) по 30 апреля 2025 года (закрытие). Охота на БОРОВУЮ ДИЧЬ Открытие с третьей субботы апреля, закрытие через 10 календарных дней. Охота на СЕРУЮ ВОРОНУ Открытие с третьей субботы апреля, закрытие через 10 календарных дней., а также с 1 по 30 апреля без перерыва. Охота на ЕВРОПЕЙСКУЮ КОСУЛЮ Сроки охоты: с 20 мая (открытие) по 20 июня 2025 года (закрытие). Охота на ВОДОПЛАВУЮЩУЮ ДИЧЬ (гусь, селезень утки, кроме серого гуся) ПЕРВАЯ ЗОНА (Юго-Западная) – открытие с первой субботы марта, закрытие через 10 календарных дней на территории Багратионовского, Правдинского, Нестеровского, Гусевского, Зеленоградского, Гурьевского, Гвардейского городских округов. ВТОРАЯ ЗОНА (Северо-Восточная) – открытие сразу после закрытия в первой зоне, также на 10 дней. Охота возможна в охотугодьях Полесского, Славского, Неманского, Краснознаменского и Черняховского городских округов. При осуществлении весенней охоты в Калининградской области физические лица обязаны осуществлять охоту в местах охоты, в пределах сроков и норм добычи охотничьих животных и птиц, указанных в разрешении на добычу охотничьих ресурсов. Сроки весенней охоты 2025 могут отличаться не только по регионам России. В 2025 году для Калининградской области сроки могут различаться также по областям и районам. Когда открывается сезон весенней охоты и когда закрытие, необходимо уточнять в местных охотничьих организациях и союзах Калининградской области. В соответствии со статьей 23.1 Федерального закона об охоте высшим должностным лицом субъекта Российской Федерации могут вводиться ограничения по срокам охоты на охотничьих животных в охотничьих угодьях субъекта Российской Федерации. Необходимо учитывать строгие правила и ограничения для весенней охоты на селезня с подсадной уткой и других специализированных охот если они доступны в вашей области или районе. Следите за актуальными изменениями в правилах сроках охоты в своем районе и соблюдайте законодательные нормы региона охоты. Своевременно покупайте и сдавайте путевки на весеннюю охоту. Берегите природу КАЛИНИНГРАДСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ. Ответственное ведение охоты — залог сохранения популяций диких животных в регионе!

Kaliningrad, Kaliningrad, Russia

The Best hares hunter in Canada. Lynx is considered to be the very orderly in Canada who brings the number of hares in the region back to normal. No, if a black-tailed deer, duck or mole comes across on the route, the Canadian lynx will definitely challenge them. But from 30 to 97% of the lynx's usual diet consists of hares. Hunting of the Canadian lynx for hares has become a kind of salvation for the locals. Those who have not experienced the rapid uncontrolled spread of hares or rabbits will not understand the essence of the problem. Here it is worth remembering the problem of rabbits in Australia, for example. Where there is no suitable predator, there is a catostrophic increase in the number of rodents and they simply destroy the nature around. Due to the poor diet, the Canadian lynx had to hone its hunting skills to perfection. If a lynx attacks, it means it clearly knows that it will have lunch. If the lynx is not absolutely sure of the result, it will not even attempt a throw. The Canadian lynx has disproportionately large paws. Without such wide feet, the Canadian lynx would not have been able to move so long, quickly and deftly through the snow. The paws of the Canadian lynx are webbed. They help not only in the water, but also in the snow. Canadian Lynx is the best hares hunter in the USA and Canada. Nature has created Lynx as an ultimate inimitable pursuer. North of American (Canadian) lynx is about half the size of the European lynx. And dimensions, as usual, change the rules of the game. Even an experienced hare turns into an achievable goal, thanks to the peculiarities of her body structure and powerful snowshoe paws.

Canada

Guns & Ammo Magazine USA mag dedicated to firearms, hunting, competitive shooting, reloading, and other shooting-related activities in the United States. Established in 1958, Guns & Ammo, presenting content covering the complete spectrum of firearms, accessories and related products, is the most respected media brand in the firearms field. Guns & Ammo magazine offers reviews on firearms, ammunition, optics and shooting gear. Also included are historical articles, gun collecting, self-defense features and celebrity interviews. In addition to monthly department columns on specific topics, each issue contains several featured articles and profiles of the firearms industry, as well as technical evaluations and new products. Guns & Ammo is the most respected and #1 media brand in the shooting category. Guns & Ammo also publishes news and information relating to gun politics. As one journalist has stated: "Politics is implicit in cover-story headlines (“Ready to fight”) and explicit in the “politics” section of the Guns & Ammo website." Its annual assessment of "The Best States for Gun Owners" analyzes each U.S. state's laws, court decisions and positions on "stand your ground" and "castle doctrine" issues. Guns & Ammo is published on a monthly basis. Its annual circulation is 5.3 million copies. 97% of readers are male; readers' average income is estimated at $102,000. Categories Firearms, Outdoors, Sports Publisher Chris Agnes First issue 1958; 67 years ago Company Kroenke Sports & Entertainment Country United States Based in Peoria, Illinois Language English Website https://www.gunsandammo.com/ #Guns_Ammo #Magazine #UnitedStates #Firearms #Outdoors #Sports #Kroenke_Sports_Entertainment

Peoria, Illinois, United States

Büdingen, arrondissement de Wetterau, Hesse, Germany

Летняя ловля голавля на искусственную мушку Для многих рыболовов критерием того, питается голавль в верхних слоях или «добывает» насекомых с поверхности воды, является наличие всплесков на поверхности реки. Если подобные всплески отсутствуют, то некоторые любители голавлиной рыбалки зачастую и не приступают к ловле, что, мол, толку «задаром гонять воду». А между тем, по свидетельству опытных приверженцев искусственной мушки, те насекомые которые плывут по поверхности воды, летают над водой, составляют примерно лишь одну пятую из рациона голавля. Остальные четыре пятых рациона питания составляют насекомые, обитающие как в толще воды, так и в придонном слое. Так что, зачастую, не видя всплесков на поверхности воды, рыболов делает неправильный вывод о том, что раз голавль «не гуляет», то и брать не будет.

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England and Wales law on foxhunting unworkable, says police chief Trail hunts used as a loophole for unlawful chasing and killing of animals, Matt Longman tells campaigners England’s most senior police officer on foxhunting has said the law on the crime is not working because it permits trail hunts that have become a “smokescreen” for the continued illegal persecution of animals. Ch Supt Matt Longman, the National Police Chiefs’ Council lead on foxhunting, was speaking at the launch of a coalition against illegal hunting led by the League Against Cruel Sports and backed by more than 30 charities including the RSPCA. Longman, the police commander for Plymouth, said: “The Hunting Act is not working effectively and illegal hunting is still common practice.” Under the act, hunting mammals with hounds is banned but trail hunts using the scent of animals are allowed to take place. Longman said hunts were using trail hunts as a loophole to carry on hunting foxes and other animals. He said: “The simplest reason for the lack of prosecution is that the law needs revisiting. “Hunts are frequently trailing hunts in natural fox habitats, with hounds trained to locate and kill foxes. So-called terrier men are frequently present with shovels and terriers, while scent trails are often not present.” In October 2021 the director of the Masters of Foxhounds Association, Mark Hankinson, was found guilty of encouraging and assisting people to evade the ban on foxhunting. The conviction centred on recordings of Hankinson at webinars at which he had encouraged other huntspeople of using legal trail hunting as “a sham and a fiction” for the unlawful chasing and killing of animals. But last July Hankinson’s conviction was overturned on appeal. In reference to the case, Longman said: “There have even been online sessions that tell people how to avoid being caught by using trail hunting. I can only agree with the view that trail hunting has been used as a smokescreen for continuing illegal hunting.” He suggested the act, which came into force in 2005, was unworkable. Longman said: “When new legislation comes to the police there’s generally an accompanying toolbox of powers the police can use to enforce the spirit of that law. When the Hunting Act came in, and that toolbox was opened, all it really contained was a leaky sieve. That’s been a significant challenge for policing.” He said the act left police “caught in the middle” between both sides of the hunting debate.

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Выбор идеального манка для охоты на лису Манок — важный инструмент при охоте на лису. Он имитирует звуки, привлекающие хищника. Разберемся, как правильно его выбрать. Лисы, как правило, реагируют на манок, имитирующий звуки мелких животных. Важно выбирать манок с высоким качеством звука, а также практиковаться, чтобы освоить технику игры. Лисы часто охотятся вблизи лесов и полей, поэтому выбирайте место для засады в таких местах. Лучшее время для охоты на лису с манком — раннее утро или сумерки. https://forum.guns.ru/forummessage/14/1141753.html Лучшие манки для охоты на лису Техника игры на манке #охота #лиса #манок #охотаспригаджетом #стратегияохоты

Minsk, Minsk Region, Belarus

Карабин МР-18 МН 7.62х54R Отзыв Я приобрел карабин МР-18 МН в начале этого года и уже успел протестировать его в различных условиях - охота, стрельба на спортивном тиру и просто на прогулке. Поэтому хочу поделиться своим опытом и впечатлениями. МР-18 МН 7.62х54R Плюсы: Надежность: Карабин производит впечатление очень крепкого и надежного. Используя его на охоте, я не раз сталкивался с изменчивыми погодными условиями, но он всегда работал безупречно. Это, безусловно, один из самых важных факторов для оружия, особенно если вы планируете использовать его в полевых условиях. Точность МР-18: Уровень точности при стрельбе меня очень порадовал. С дистанции 100-200 метров меня легко получалось попадать в цель, даже учитывая, что я не самый опытный стрелок. При этом отдача тоже вполне приемлемая, что позволяет поддерживать контроль над оружием. Качество сборки МР-18: Изделие имеет хорошую отделку и уровень сборки. Я заметил, что детали плотно подогнаны, нет люфтов. Это создает чувство уверенности в том, что оружие прослужит долго. Простота эксплуатации МР-18: Сборка и разборка карабина не вызывают трудностей. Инструкция является достаточно понятной, что делает этот карабин доступным для новичков. МР-18 МН 7.62х54R Минусы: Вес МР-18: Один из главных недостатков - это вес. Карабин достаточно тяжелый, что может вызывать дискомфорт при длительных переходах или охоте в сложных условиях. После нескольких часов активного использования я почувствовал усталость, и это, безусловно, нужно учитывать. Обслуга МР-18: Хотя я упоминал о надежности, стоит отметить, что некоторых деталей требуется регулярное обслуживание. Всегда нужно следить за состоянием канала ствола и очисткой затвора, чтобы предотвратить заедание. Балансировка: На мой взгляд, балансировка карабина могла бы быть лучше. При использовании с некоторыми оптическими прицелами он становится немного неуклюжим. Это требует времени для привыкания и адаптации. Цена МР-18: Для некоторых людей цена может показаться высокой для такого типа карабина. Хотя я считаю, что качество оправдывает стоимость, не всем будет легко оправдать такие вложения. В целом, я остался доволен приобретением карабина МР-18 МН. Это надежное и точное оружие с рядом преимуществ, несмотря на некоторые недостатки. Я бы рекомендовал его как начинающим стрелкам, так и более опытным охотникам, которые ищут доступный и эффективный вариант. МР18 #карабин #охота #стрельба #оружие #7.62x54R #отзыв Пишите кто имел опыт с МР-18 МН 7.62х54R в комментариях

Russia

Орлы - символ свободы и величия. Они впечатляют нас своей мощью и превосходными охотничьими навыками. Вот несколько интересных фактов о орлах, чтобы узнать их ближе: 🏞️ Орлы обитают в различных регионах мира, от горных хребтов до лесов и пустынь. Каждый вид орла обладает своими особенностями и предпочитает определенные места обитания. 🦅 Орлы являются одними из самых величественных и мощных хищников. Их острые когти, крепкий клюв и огромные крылья помогают им охотиться на добычу и защищать свою территорию. 🌳 Орлы обладают превосходным зрением, которое позволяет им обнаруживать мелкую добычу на больших расстояниях. Они могут видеть добычу даже при высокой высоте полета. 🌍 Орлы играют важную экологическую роль, помогая контролировать популяции грызунов и других животных. Они также помогают поддерживать баланс в природных экосистемах. 🦅 Орлы вдохновляют многих людей своей красотой и силой. Они часто являются символами в различных культурах и национальных гербах.

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Гигантского группера весом в 53 килограмма выловил парень из США. Он был на рыбалке впервые и смог выловить огромную рыбу всего за 5 минут. Группер дуреет с этой прикормки.

United States

Когда яблони цветут – Всем девчонкам нравится Чебы им цветы дарили И красивым и не красавицам

Minsk, Belarus

Вместе отправимся в тропические леса и познакомимся с удивительными охотниками - крокодилами! Крокодилы - это воплощение древности и силы. Они вызывают трепет своими приспособлениями к охоте и захватывающими навыками. Вот несколько интересных фактов о крокодилах, чтобы узнать их лучше: Крокодилы обитают в различных водоемах по всему миру, от тропических рек и болот до соленых морей и озер. Они хорошо приспособлены к водной среде и могут проводить длительное время под водой. Крокодилы - невероятно мощные и хитрые хищники. Их массивное тело, острые зубы и сильные челюсти позволяют им эффективно охотиться на добычу. Крокодилы могут быть как наземными, так и водными охотниками. Они подстерегают свою добычу, притаившись в воде или на берегу, и совершают быстрый и точный нападение, чтобы захватить свою жертву. Крокодилы известны своей выносливостью и способностью выжидать долгое время, прежде чем атаковать. Они могут пребывать в состоянии покоя, оставаясь неподвижными и незаметными, чтобы удивить свою добычу. Крокодилы играют важную экологическую роль в своих экосистемах. Они помогают контролировать популяции рыбы и других животных, а также поддерживать баланс в водных сообществах.

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Добыча в Мяделе:)

Miadziel, Minsk Region, Belarus

Association de chasse aux sangliers cherche traqueurs avec chiens. Secteur entre Quissac et Sommières. Les jours de battue sont le mercredi samedi dimanche et jours féries. Le territoire s'étend environ sur 1500 hectares de bois et de garrigues. Le tableau de chasse annuel est en moyenne de 130 sangliers et 5 chevreuils. Très bonne ambiance. Local de chasse pour la découpe et les repas. Plus d'info par MP

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Allongé dans l'herbe, un face à face tout en émotion avec le regard mystérieux du Renard roux, un moment inoubliable avec une super proximité il tenait sa proie dans sa gueule 🦊 ! 🥰 Acceptons l'équilibre naturel.

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Büdingen, arrondissement de Wetterau, Hesse, Germany

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