The Gruesome Twosome (Moose Hunting)

Pabineau First Nation Moose Hunting 2007.
Warning: This Video Has Graphic Content. Live action shot of a moose take down. This was a HUNT FOR FOOD. This is a Native Moose Hunt and we still Hunt For Food in First Nation Communities here in Canada. If you don't like watching hunting then don't watch this.

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[TheJwilson116]

@warriordancer : advancing with the times...if you mean being able to put forth more land claims, being able to drink more boos, smuggle more cigarettes, open more casinos, steal more from your own people, and increase the size of your welfare checks...I agree...you're doing a stellar job at that...

[warriordancer]

@TheJwilson116 - you only see what the few who abuse the ways, and judge us all by the few, however you do not see the ones who do respect everything. You are only contributing to a hateful way of life by not getting all the facts. If you only look at the few who do wrong in native culture, then it should be fair to look at your own culture that destroys the earth with its big industries and greed that does not care if there is a future for its own people. The blame game is getting old.

[TheJwilson116]

fuc*ing indians

[warriordancer]

@TheJwilson116 - your opinion just shows how lost in time you are, get with the times and watch us take over, we are advancing with the world faster than your opinion, we are professionals in places you will never get to be, go back to school and educate yourself again.

[GUMMYBEAYUH]

Nice shot guys! THAT is how clean hunting is accomplished.

[GUMMYBEAYUH]

@JZ67SS What? We don't have Moose in VA.

[JZ67SS]

Nice moose, im heading over to vriginia this fall to hunt moose. I got my Go-Pro mount on my rifle so I can get all kinds of nice vids. Cant wait, hope I get a big one. And Im going to Texas this April to hunt boar... thats gonna be fun.

[Michaelmogens91]

@jazu40 You can put it that way. I would rather eat something that i know has had a good, free life in nature instead of something that has been living in close quarters in a stable all its life. Its not because im against the way farmers treat their animals. I live on a farm so i know how it is. I just think that an animal that has lived its life in nature is "happier" than an animal that has lived in a stable all its life. And healthier because they don't give them antibiotics and what not. :)

[jazu40]

@Michaelmogens91 This has nothing to do with the fact that they have been killed. It's like you would say you'd prefer to kill healthy rich man instead of poor and sick:)

[Michaelmogens91]

@jazu40 of course they would like to live longer and so would the stable animals. I'm just saying that both free and "caged" animals have to die at some point, but i like to think that an animal that has lived its life in nature has had a better life than that of an animal in a stable.

[jazu40]

@Mrstinkeypants Sir, please don't put all Canadians to one pot.

[jazu40]

@Michaelmogens91 What if animal you killed would like to live longer? For sure it does. You rationalization doesn't work for me at all. I'm telling you again. If we didn't eat "stable animals" these animals wouldn't even had chance to live.

[Michaelmogens91]

@jazu40

You anti hunters need to understand that a hunter wants to kill the animal as quick and painlesly as possible, if not for the animals sake, then because they are lazy and don't want to go look for it.

An animal that has lived its entire life in nature is much more healthy and, i presume, "happy" than an animal that has lived it entire life in a stable. I feel much better knowing that the animal i am eating has had a happy life and only a brief moment of pain when it was killed.

[Mrstinkeypants]

Fuckin' Canadians....... Glad you're so proud . That's sport?