Hunting Partridges at 11.500 feets

Gladiador · Nov 12, 2015

Hello firends,

Share with you a video of me hunting partridges in the Andes at almost 11.550 feet above the sea level, hope you like it.

In the first shot achieving my new personal record hunting a partridge at 101 meters, the second one at 40 meters and the third one at 45 meters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUhh1zbvQa4

Regards,

Gladiator.

Rami939 · Nov 12, 2015

Glad,
nice video and shooting .
The scenery is very nice .
Does the point of impact changes with altitude ?
Does it goes higher or lower ?

Alan · Nov 12, 2015

This video brings back memories. Years ago, I went fishing high in the mountains of Argentina. While the fishing was great, walking around is a real choir when you're over 11,000 feet up! Yet, the locals didn't seem to mind at all.

I'm sure the pellets fly a bit flatter in the rare air. I know you can sure fly cast further.

Gladiador · Nov 16, 2015

"Rami939"Glad,
nice video and shooting .
The scenery is very nice .
Does the point of impact changes with altitude ?
Does it goes higher or lower ?

Thanks Rami,

Yes, it has a flatter trajectory and up a little bit more the power.

Regards,
Gladiador.

Gladiador · Nov 16, 2015

"Alan"This video brings back memories. Years ago, I went fishing high in the mountains of Argentina. While the fishing was great, walking around is a real choir when you're over 11,000 feet up! Yet, the locals didn't seem to mind at all.

I'm sure the pellets fly a bit flatter in the rare air. I know you can sure fly cast further.

Hi Alan,, Yes, Argentina is also part of the Andes mountains, the scenery is just magnificent and takes your breath away. The trajectory of the pellet is a bit more flat and goes up a bit more power too.

Regards,
Gladiador.

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