Wow - Its different hunting!

Can use dogs and the stands are open? Guess when in Rome - _______ !

I personally would not have shot the fallow doe with the yearlings or the spike red deer.

Hunting in Sweden is a great experience. Have been for Lynx (unsucessfully 2 years ago. Skipped this year due to issues with the EU meddling in their issues, but will be going back next year) and for Capercaillie and Ptarmigan. Both great experienes which i would highly recommend! Hardest part is findign good guides.

Be going to get my Swedish hunting license this June, as my gf is swedish and want to be able to leave a gun or two there + even better excuse to go during the hunting season

Looks like a lot of fun. Those motorised game carts look just the business for pulling animals out of the woods.

Nice video!

Nice video, thanks for posting it up, I will have to subscribe on Youtube!

The Swedes are a lucky bunch, such a varied amount of game to hunt!

Reminds me that I need to get another wild boar hunt organised

Thanks for shareing!

Very nice video!

Nils-Ole

[QUOTE]Originally posted by jonher:
The Swedes are a lucky bunch, such a varied amount of game to hunt!
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Jonathan, mate! Haven't you understood the love-hate relationship between Swedes and Norwegians. Don't highlight them toooo much..

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Originally posted by Anders:

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Originally posted by jonher:
The Swedes are a lucky bunch, such a varied amount of game to hunt!

Jonathan, mate! Haven't you understood the love-hate relationship between Swedes and Norwegians. Don't highlight them toooo much..

we'll not mention the winter olympics then!

No, we better not.. Then they'll bring up the hockey issue..

well now we are not better than you at hockey.
So it is better not to compare with you!

LOL

Gentlemen,

Sorry to butt in and go off topic at the same time.

Do you guys have any contact details for Husqvarna98 aka Chris from Sweden?

I haven't heard from him in a long time and would like to contact him if possible.

Apologies again.

Amir