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@HiMinds Aloha! Yep you definitely seen a husky going for that pig! He was a not bad tracking dog, but mostly a EXCELLENT dog that could stop pigs that would break loose! Alot of people like certain breeds, but how the way we look at it its asiclly up to the dog if it wants to hunt or not….
how many are you allowed to harvest a year? is there a lottery? are these on public land. i knew about boar hunting, this is is awesome. im more of a beef fan anyways. any info on hunting cow or bulls on hawaii?
can wait till i move here in like a year!!
did i see a husky going after that pig in the opening?
and also the domestic ones are behind a fence..
@VK4LA Mahalo!! we will definitely keep the videos coming!!……ALoha!
Great Video Guys well done , keep them videos commin ok ..ya got an aussie hunter interested …..
@StewartLucrative Aloha! You know that was very odd for the flys to just swarm in like that. The only thing we could think of was there were so much cattle in the area that alot of flies were already there. Because if you watch the second part of the hunt there were no flies……
Is it normal for the flys to start immediately swarming like that? Are there more flys in hawaii?
@ahiuhawaiidotcom Whhhhaaaatttt?? You guys should open up a USDA inspected processing plant there & make MAD GEESH (money) on the butchering…that’s gotta be cheaper than having it shipped overseas to the mainland & back…you could make millions by becoming the cheapest facility, man; everyone will come to you, no?
@Scrap5000 there is a small taste of that game flavor……but alot of people dont know in the islands that the cattle that they are eating are majority from the big island. this is how it works…… whatever animals that are caught wild, and of course the ween offs, get shipped to the Mainland. then they are processed, then shipped back to the islands. weird…..
By the way, does it taste the same as ranch raised cattle, or does it taste gamey like deer?
This is the Hawaii I want to visit!!
t@dlvmark Thank you! we will be posting new videos soon!!
Way cool bro.
thats funny, you copy and pasted that first part from Hawaii safaris
@paniolo2016 im Portugese, Filipino, and not to forget HAWAIIAN. Middle name is Kahikina which means the rising from the east. Born, lived, hunted, fished, dived here in Hawaii all my life. SOOOO it seems to me that Hawaiian Home Lands is for the Hawaiians like myself, to practice our traditions that were past on from our ancestors. But to end this all in a good note, the area that we hunted is not Hawaiian Home Lands…..
thats all hawaiian homes lands that the cattle is on. you guys are poaching . and you guys call yourselves hunters! have some class!
Hats off to you bradda man…I really enjoyed this segment especially incorporating the old films, aswell as the cooking scene into this episode. What I appreciate also is the fact that your guys are self sufficient, being that hawaii is so expensive hunting and eating ure harvest is a good way to offset expenses….so have u asked cory how long that meat will last his family, and also did u guys just make hamburger? no steak cuts? no short ribs? Keep up the good work ahiu hawaii aloha!
@ilocosboy at all times we try to use the insides. (like the stomach, intestines) but it all depends on/and where we are. if were far in the mountain like the episode that you just watched we remove only all the meat so that we can pack it out.
after taking the meat, what happen to the rest of the bull?