Kristi Noem bags a moose on a float trip - Nice video

[Alaskajohn]

This is a short 13 minute film with a lot a pretty Canadian Yukon Territory scenery. Kristi Noem and a friend both bag a moose right along the bank of a river in YT. From the footage, it looks a lot like Alaska. Not all hunts are this easy. I think it’s worth the watch simply due to the lovely footage.

@Sourdough, have you ever guided a float trip where it all was this easy? Easy paycheck!

 

[Ekatarina]

Ok...that is the one who loves to kill dogs
Does she kill cats and Horses too

 

[Sourdough]

@Sourdough, have you ever guided a float trip where it all was this easy?

YES..........

 

[Lenny]

This is a short 13 minute film with a lot a pretty Canadian Yukon Territory scenery. Kristi Noem and a friend both bag a moose right along the bank of a river in YT. From the footage, it looks a lot like Alaska. Not all hunts are this easy. I think it’s worth the watch simply due to the lovely footage.

@Sourdough, have you ever guided a float trip where it all was this easy? Easy paycheck!

I wanna marry her!

 

[rice paddy daddy]

Ok...that is the one who loves to kill dogs
Does she kill cats and Horses too

She put her dog down because it attacked and killed her neighbor's chickens, and then turned to bite her.
I love animals, but out here in the country any dog that gets loose and kills a neighbor's livestock is usually put down. Most often by the neighbor if caught in the act.

Just life on the farm.

 

[Ekatarina]

She put her dog down because it attacked and killed her neighbor's chickens, and then turned to bite her.
I love animals, but out here in the country any dog that gets loose and kills a neighbor's livestock is usually put down. Most often by the neighbor if caught in the act.

Just life on the farm.

She dont know what TRAINING mean
Cant stand B ****** like her
She would NOT - NEVER been my friend

End of discussion for me.

 

[rice paddy daddy]

We had to put down one of our rescue dogs for killing our chickens.
It was untrainable, it was a hunting breed that had a high prey drive. Wife rescued it from the side of the road, we tried hard but it was no use.
A vet put it to sleep.

Where do you live? In a town, or rurally in a farming area?

 

[Ekatarina]

We had to put down one of our rescue dogs for killing our chickens.
It was untrainable, it was a hunting breed that had a high prey drive. Wife rescued it from the side of the road, we tried hard but it was no use.
A vet put it to sleep.

Where do you live? In a town, or rurally in a farming area?

Its the humanly way to do it

 

[Mountain trapper]

Most of us living on ranches or with livestock, have had to shoot dogs before. Just a fact of life.
Now back to the moose story.

 

[Ekatarina]

Most of us living on ranches or with livestock, have had to shoot dogs before. Just a fact of life.
Now back to the moose story.

Weird cuz I was raised and my sister and I were living on our family farm ..
and we never did shoot cats or dogs NEVER

Not even wildlife

OK you will say we are idiots
but we had cattle and those when it was time were sent to slaughterhouse
to be sold for meat

Even my goat was my baby. She lived all her life to the end
and a vet did give her the needle to put her to sleep

 

[Lenny]

I wanna marry her!

This is a real picture of Kristi Noem and me:

 

[Mountain trapper]

Weird cuz I was raised and my sister and I were living on our family farm ..
and we never did shoot cats or dogs NEVER

Not even wildlife

OK you will say we are idiots
but we had cattle and those when it was time were sent to slaughterhouse
to be sold for meat

Even my goat was my baby. She lived all her life to the end
and a vet did give her the needle to put her to sleep

No I don't think your "idiots". Your choice. Most farmers and ranchers can go years without even having to put down any problem animal. My son had to shoot his dog a couple years ago. It happens. What's the difference between a bullet and an injection by a vet?

 

[Alaskajohn]

I had no intention of posting what I thought was a lovely video of the great outdoors only for it to turn into a pissing contest.

My apologies.

 

[montanabill]

No apology's needed Alaskajohn. This is a forum and people respond to posts in ways you have no way of imagining.
I enjoyed the video, I couldn't find the location but the yukon is a big area... I have ridden motorcycles over most of the connecting roads in the yukon and love the area.

I also once watched Christie Noem ride into sturgis on her horse and then jump on a harley and lead a charity ride.....She made a good impression on me and a few hundred thousand other people that day.

 

[Tim Horton]

Weird cuz I was raised and my sister and I were living on our family farm ..
and we never did shoot cats or dogs NEVER

Not even wildlife

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OK... That is fortunate for you that you have never had to deal with predator or other destructive animal issues.. Many have had to ...deal... with many usual livestock and predator issues, some of us seeming to have more ..issues.. to deal with than many.. I've even had to put down domestic livestock that were a threat to other livestock or family.. Just the way it is sometimes..

 

[Caribou]

I had to put down the family dog. He bit a kid. The first bite was free but the second time…. We could have taken him to a vet to be put down, but my way was faster and he didn’t even feel a needle going in.

The vet that was here then eventually tried to commit suicide, with the same drug he put animals down with. Suicide is pretty common with vets, killing animals gets to you after a while. It is not fun to dispatch an animal but I’d rather do that than to pay someone to do it for me and to have them kill themselves.

 

[Hardcalibres]

Killing stuff is an inherent part of farming, homesteading, survivalism and general outdoor/rural life for many people.

People in the third world are much more accustomed to killing or at least seeing stuff killed than people in the first world.

Many first world folks have been isolated from killing all their lives.......they only see/use/consume the products that come from killing done on their behalf.

I have always preferred to do my own killing.....to me it is part of doing your share......being a producer more so than just a consumer.....taking personal responsibility for that which must be done.

 

[Magus]

I've had to put down several animals I considered friends and family,
It's never fun, it's never easy, it's life.
EXCEPT that one rooster that flogged my kid sister, he never saw it coming! heheheh.

BACK TO THE MOOSE FOR THE LOVE OF HUMANITY!!!

 

[Hardcalibres]

Over the last decade or so, I have seen this idea that shooting dogs and cats is less humane than getting the vet to euthanize them by injection, start to creep into the public narrative.

To me this doesn't make any sense.

Dogs and Cats don't like the vet clinic. It is full of the sounds and smells given off by distressed animals that are or were in the consultation/treatment rooms and out the back in the cages.

It is much nicer and relaxed for an old animal to go out for a walk with you in nature......and then when they are looking at the scenery, get shot in the back of the head and have their brain stem smashed and brain mass liquidized. That death really is instantaneous.

When animals are euthanized by injection, they continue to have brain activity for a minute or two even after their heart stops beating. The idea that the process is very quick is actually a bit false.

If you are going to euthanize your own pet by shooting, just use enough gun.....even if that makes the result physically messy.

 

[Magus]

Well, this thread has turned into nightmare fuel. thanks guys.

 

[Binky]

I've had to put down several animals I considered friends and family,
It's never fun, it's never easy, it's life.
EXCEPT that one rooster that flogged my kid sister, he never saw it coming! heheheh.

BACK TO THE MOOSE FOR THE LOVE OF HUMANITY!!!

I don't think so. I watched it. Twice. Because I couldn't believe what I was seeing the first time. I don't know much about that woman but one thing was clear, she enjoys killing things for fun, not for necessity, and she immediately laughs uproariously, gloats and dances around because of what she's done. Like it was orgasmic for her.

That's not the love of humanity on display. I've had to kill animals too, but out of necessity, not for pleasure, and I felt sad about it afterwards. I've known many other farmers and hunters that killed animals but not a one of them did it for fun and they sure didn't laugh and gloat about it afterwards.

The scenery is beautiful, the moose was magnificent before he got wasted for some woman's pleasure and I think there's something wrong with that woman and her mean streak she has running through her. She's an embarrassment to womanhood. I hope she never, ever comes back to Canada again.

And she should remove the false eyelashes, it makes her look like she has a couple of big spiders with extra long legs hiding under her eyelids.

 

[Magus]

She looked like any other hunter I've ever seen about to make a trophy kill to me, but that includes both my pet wolves and one very awesome Maine Coon cat. We humans are still predators after all, as much as the liberal media wants to breed it out of us, down deep inside us all is a club swinging monster who's thinking:
I just fed the clan for a week! The females will be all over me!

Now I agree, it's damn odd for a woman to have that mindset, maybe she's a cat wearing a mask,
OR, like you said, some kind of sicko.

 

[Tim Horton]

From Wildlife Biology classes ever so many years ago now...
For a healthy animal population a well managed hunting season is a good population management tool that provides license revenue for many species management programs... Even if a species is having issues thriving depending on weather, terrain, food availability and possibly a large number of other circumstances, a cull hunting season can be a useful management tool...

Mother nature is harsh at times... Most people see a species management issue and think it can, will resolve in there life time.. Mother natures time table isn't like that...

My 5 cents of experience..

 

[montanabill]

i have eaten some well prepared moose.....delicious.

Just a note for anyone anticipating defending your family or group......beware the person who considers it abhorrent to shoot an animal....do not trust them to defend the group.

Christy Noem has the job of homeland security.,.... That means she has to deal with terrorists and some really bad people that are spreading dangerous drugs and sex trafficking children and adults....and some of those people like the tren de aragua gang pride themselves on ending other people.

She also comes from a western state that has ranching and land where it is normal and customary to go big game hunting...this wasn't here first rodeo.

This was a great video about a licensed moose hunt that employed some people in the Yukon territory (tough place to make a living year round) and showed what kind of person we have working for us in homeland security,

There are some hard times coming....I would much rather have Christy with her moose rifle on my side doing overwatch than some DC bureaucrats.

 

[Mountain trapper]

Glad she had a good hunting trip. I just wonder why she didn't do it in a US state like Alaska.

 

[Caribou]

Glad she had a good hunting trip. I just wonder why she didn't do it in a US state like Alaska.

I had a cousin (from CA) that used to hunt in Canada every year. It was probably cheaper than an Alaska hunt.

Shooting the family pet and killing food are two different things. Shooting a working animal is something else. We go to the grocery store and buy our meat. We never think about the men working on the killing floor. People don’t last very long in that job. I’ve felt good bringing home my food but if I had to kill many animals, five days a week, week after week, it would be much harder on me. Apples and oranges. Think about the guy on the killing floor next time you pick up a plastic tray covered in clear wrap at the grocery store.

That was a nice clean kill. She didn’t chase a wounded animal all over God’s Creation, it dropped only feet from where she shot it. I saw a video of a lion breaking the back of another animal and then starting to eat the hindquarters while it was still living. I once chased a wounded animal several miles to kill it because another hunter had used up all his ammo and only hit it in the butt. She made an excellent shot, one to be proud of, and a great trophy.

 

[Mountain trapper]

I had a cousin (from CA) that used to hunt in Canada every year. It was probably cheaper than an Alaska hunt.

Shooting the family pet and killing food are two different things. Shooting a working animal is something else. We go to the grocery store and buy our meat. We never think about the men working on the killing floor. People don’t last very long in that job. I’ve felt good bringing home my food but if I had to kill many animals, five days a week, week after week, it would be much harder on me. Apples and oranges. Think about the guy on the killing floor next time you pick up a plastic tray covered in clear wrap at the grocery store.

That was a nice clean kill. She didn’t chase a wounded animal all over God’s Creation, it dropped only feet from where she shot it. I saw a video of a lion breaking the back of another animal and then starting to eat the hindquarters while it was still living. I once chased a wounded animal several miles to kill it because another hunter had used up all his ammo and only hit it in the butt. She made an excellent shot, one to be proud of, and a great trophy.

Some of us know what goes in to making our food. I've got family that own a slaughter house and farm kill business, plus retail sales. It's definitely hard work, but pays well. They are always busy.

 

[rice paddy daddy]

I have a hard time killing an animal that is just standing there minding its own business. I have tried hunting, it’s just not for me.
A human trying to kill me? Not a problem at all. None. Zero. Nada.

I have killed raccoons and possums over the years that killed our hens, and one pit bull that was attacking me. I react instantly and with great prejudice, but I take no pleasure in it.

I am glad that people hunt to manage the wildlife population, it’s good for the animals and good for humans.
I simply don’t care for it.

 

[Snowman]

I had no intention of posting what I thought was a lovely video of the great outdoors only for it to turn into a pissing contest.

My apologies.

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