Tonight on Realtree Global Hunting, we are back in Hungary with Tamas of Wonderhart.
He’s out with his bow once again, and looking to find his Roebuck during the rut.
Last time we were in Hungary with Tamas and his good friend Peter,
they had called several bucks in.
But none come close enough to offer Tamas a shot with the bow.
Then, Peter headed out with his rifle and it was minutes before he was in a position
to take a shot
and the buck dropped on the spot.
That extra few yards further away with a rifle can make all the difference,
but Tamas is looking to take his buck with a bow a great challenge
for any hunter.
Hungary is a hunting paradise with strong healthy game numbers,
plenty of open space and breath taking scenery as well
as time honoured traditions.
When visiting a country as beautiful as Hungary,
there’s plenty to see in the city, as well as the wilderness.
Budapest is the Hungarian capital and one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.
A wealth of history and heritage along with museums,
cathedrals and classic architecture is mixed with contemporary shopping,
plenty to do and there's also modern art.
Budapest, has something for anyone and as the gateway to Hungary,
it offers a perfect place to begin, or end, your hunting trip of a lifetime.
Tamas and Peter are out on foot looking for a good spot to call Roebucks.
Amongst the thick areas of crops there's open fields.
The bucks lay up and sleep in the crops,
and then move across the open fields when looking for food or a doe.
In this field theres already a buck waiting.
Buck,
near to the electric box.
We're going to try and call with the deer call.
Incase he doesn't respond, because the deer is laying
next to him,
so he doesn't want to leave,
we needs to leave.
They move on to the next field.
Emerging from the wooded area there’s fox making his way to cover,
but hes soon spooked and heads for the hills!
They guys get set
and Peter lets out a few calls.
Soon enough, there's a pair of ears peering over the fauna.
It’s a doe, and she isnt interested!
The guys get set on another edge of the woods and within seconds there's a buck coming their way.
Tamas fires,
but the buck runs.
He barks and isn’t happy.
Neither is Tamas.
We had a fantastic chance.
The buck,
came in straight
to the call.
It was perfect,
perfect opportunity.
Only 15 metres,
unfortunately I haven't seen
that weed,
and thats ricochet the arrow.
And I missed the buck.
You can see the
blade
cut off
and went in the wrong direction.
Bow hunting is not easy.
Its beginning to feel like a long morning!
In the next field they get set again.
Peter calls and another buck comes in.
It’s curious as to what is in the bushes, but not spooked.
He stops and Tamas fires.
We had another fantastic chance.
The buck was only 10 metres
and I missed.
The best
Roebuck hunting area in Hungary, where we hunt and Peter is the best
caller probably I'm not the best bowhunter.
It was a perfect example of the string jump.
adjustments, the arrow just went over
the deers back.
Despite two misses, Tamas isn’t disheartened and they head on again.
Once again, they get set,
and Peter calls.
A buck comes in to the call, but makes its way through the trees to their right.
it's not comfortable
and soon enough its had enough.
In the thick woods,
theres a limited window for shooting
and this buck didn’t provide a shot.
After so many near misses,
they call it a day.
Peter, once again heads out with his trusty rifle for a buck of his own.
He gets set just into cover
and calls.
There’s nothing in this field and so they move on.
The sun is fading and time is running out.
They get set on in the long grass on the edge of a field.
Peter calls.
and soon enough a buck comes bounding out of cover.
It's some distance away, but keen on the call.
Peter gets it in his sights
waits for a shot
and fires.
But the buck moves!
It’s hit , but hasn’t gone down.
Peter, quickly fires again.
It gets a few more steps
and drops.
His first shot may not have been perfect,
but second one,
recovered the situation
and his buck is down!
Peter finds his beautiful deer and that’s another Roebuck down.
Two Roebucks for the rifle so far, and none for the bow!
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