How Sustainable Hunting Makes a Difference - An Epic Hunt In The Arctic For Walrus

In this video, we highlight how sustainable hunting makes a positive impact on game, the wildlands, and local communities.

We are taking you on an epic hunt into the heart of the Arctic in pursuit of a trophy walrus. This adventure not only documents how to hunt in some of the most inhospitable landscapes, it shows first-hand how the amazing Inuit community was able to benefit from the expedition. 

Amazing people, unforgettable views and  an epic journey lie ahead. We hope you enjoy this incredible hunt for a giant Walrus in the arctic.

Sustainable hunting is one of the most valuable tools in the preservation of land and wild game. The future of wild animals across the globe is dependent on our ability to sustain their constantly shrinking habitat. 

So the question remains. How does hunting help sustain and preserve the wildlands?

It’s actually very simple, the local communities depend on the revenue generated from hunters. They also greatly benefit from the meat harvested during the safaris that take place on their land. 
 
Because of this, the game is protected and the habitat preserved.

Follow A Hunters Quest:

[jacobsmith]

This is a harvest not a hunt, no problem with that. No challenge at all except finding the right one to shoot.

[larryweiss]

This "hunt" was about as exciting as a hunt for a bull at a bull farm.

[sofnaji]

This guy giving a long ass speech at the end like he hunted the walrus with his bear hands loool.

[wendydebois]

I was scared to watch this, but I did, I'm glad it was quick and humane. The walrus didn't feel a thing. That was a good shot. A lot of meat.

[chrissokonenka]

I am all for sustainable hunting and understand your use every aspect of the creature. My only qualm is between the gladoator music and cinematography it seems like a biblical beast. It literally was shooting fish in a barrel

[trix_ant]

Man look as long as you’re not endangering them and terrorizing them then I can work with this. I love animals to death but you’re not being inhumane about it and making sure it’s a clean death. Much respect.

[rocket]

Good thing you had that scope for that amazing 10 yard shot!

[Quetzachapin]

You made this hunt look like it took great preparation and planning. All you had to do is sneak behind them and shoot them while they were sleeping.

[witrmahtv]

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[ronaldtrask]

A lefty like me I love to see it!!! Great hunt and great bull that you took, congratulations.

Does that rifle what is the rifle and caliber you used?

[TMOWLAVI]

I loved how he tracked it down.. Poor thing was sleeping....LOL Amazing hunt

[LeeBro]

What jacket is he wearing at 6:30? Looks very warm and I need one!

[andrewooi]

Its still hunting but i don't think it was THAT MUCH of a challenge. Big boy was practically going no where at his position. Like shopping for potatoes and picking the nicest one. But great video regardless

[rockking]

I would of liked to see the butchering and processing of the walrus and the cooking and eating also. Step it up, I mite sub next time, all the best

[jimrodtka]

I can't believe you publish this.

[YourMom-cuyt]

I’m glad it went to feeding and clothing the Inuit that depend on them. It was a perfect shot too, I don’t think the Walrus felt a single thing.

[BladeMasterz]

I love how he made this hunt sound so hard, but look how close he can get :D

[maskranger]

Some ppl in here never hunted before its funny to me I been hunting my whole life 🤣

[noobsaibot]

you need to come to brazil to hunt european wild boar (invasive species) and the famous javaporco (mixture of domestic pig with european wild boar), animals are huge.
Maximum respect to you 👏

[mattyv]

Would have liked to see more of the butchering and process that goes into the use of it all. Understanding its difficult to pick one out but the actual hunt seemed very simple.