Your favorite hunting movie of all time

[Hunter007]

Your favorite hunting movie of all time

[G-Man]

Running man

[Hunter007]

Predator.  And the lion and the darkness.  

[Red]

Surviving the Game

[Uncle Nicky]

 Jaws

[Pygmy]

Debbie Does the DEC....

[nyslowhand]

^^^ IRC, that's an old BetaMax movie....

What about Jeremiah Johnson, the grizz shot inside the cabin or the elk shot over the top of a horse!!

Edited September 22, 2019 by nyslowhand

[Rattler]

The one filmed in Africa titled, "In the blood". 

Hard to find anymore.  It was hard to find the DVD when I got it a few years ago.  Hollywood did it's best to keep it out of the public's eye due to their hatred of hunting.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099838/mediaviewer/rm112892928

[greensider]

Bear

[helmut in the bush]

Super Bad

brothers Grimsby

True Romance

Heat

its early, I’m sure I could come up with a few more 

[turkeyfeathers]

7 hours ago, Hunter007 said:

Predator.  And the lion and the darkness.  

I watched 5 minutes of Predator yesterday’  and forgot what a terrible movie it was 

[First-light]

Deer Hunter 1978, you young bucks may not know this one. Great movie.

[Nytracker]

Hatarie ,Jeremiah  Johnson, The ghost and the  Darkness.

[turkeyfeathers]

Bambi 

[wolc123]

24 minutes ago, First-light said:

Deer Hunter 1978, you young bucks may not know this one. Great movie.

I was disappointed with that one.  Too bad they substituted European stags and Western elk for PA whitetails.    Clearly, the Hollywood types have not got a clue when it comes to real hunting.   On a scale of 1 to 10, I would rate that movie about a 6.  At least the steel-mill scenes were realistic and the acting was good.    

8 hours ago, Uncle Nicky said:

 Jaws

I will go along with that and rate that movie a 10.  The acting and directing was about as good as it gets.   

1 minute ago, turkeyfeathers said:

Bambi 

That is probably the movie that turns more people off from hunting than any other and has likely caused many to go vegan.        

[GreeneHunter]

Jeremiah Johnson

[airedale]

To be honest I do not remember seeing many hunting movies that I cared for if I had to pick one it would be the Ghost And The Darkness. The best hunting stuff I have ever seen on film was the old American Sportsman TV show.

 

[First-light]

10 minutes ago, airedale said:

To be honest I do not remember seeing many hunting movies that I cared for if I had to pick one it would be the Ghost And The Darkness. The best hunting stuff I have ever seen on film was the old American Sportsman TV show.

 

I lived every week for the American Sportsman with Curt Gowdy! Thanks for the memory!

[greybeard]

Where the Red Fern Grows

Hound Dog Man..I especially liked the song by Fabian.

[airedale]

6 minutes ago, greybeard said:

Where the Red Fern Grows

That is a very good movie, an old Coon Hunter like me should have remembered that one.

Edited September 22, 2019 by airedale

[The_Real_TCIII]

That is a very good movie, an old Coon Hunter like me should have remembered that one.

I read that book every few years. I had my girls read it when they were 9 or 10 and they were NOT HAPPY WITH ME at the end lol


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[Nytracker]

Revenant was a good movie .

[Team Hoyt]

I'm really not into movies, but recently been watching The Hunting Public on YouTube. Highly recommend 

[Robhuntandfish]

50 minutes ago, greybeard said:

Where the Red Fern Grows

Hound Dog Man..I especially liked the song by Fabian.

Where the red fern grows is the movie that makes dudes cry!  But yes also my pick for hunting movie.

Fishing movie is Grumpy old Men. And jaws is one of my top 5 movies all time. 

[Daveboone]

I am sorry not to remember the name, but a Russian movie came out based on the book/ logs of a Russian military/ mapping officer in Siberia, in the 1900s...It was mostly about the elderly native Siberian hunter/ trapper who assisted them. It was great, showing his skills, wilderness survival methods, etc. Subtitled, but a great movie...

Considering Jeremiah Johnson was a hunter/ trapper, I have to go along with that as my favorite runner up, but The Revenant was great also. 

I can remember watching "A Man Named Horse" as a kid, and thinking that was a great movie (Richard Harris as an English gentleman on a western hunt), but I recently watched it and it was god awful.