Never stop learning, and don’t be arrogant, you can learn from anyone no matter how long they have hunted. Words that Thomas Eiesar live by.

Thomas has hunted all his life, the first many years he went hunting with his father, until he got his hunting license at 17. For Thomas hunting is not just about shooting and bringing home meat, it’s the whole experience about spending time outside, it’s therapeutic. Moving silently through the forest, blending in with nature, senses sharpened, the mind and body completely focused.

Even though the experience is the most important thing for Thomas, bringing home game meat plays a big part as well. In his house they eat almost solely game meat, and that’s something he is proud of. He knows that the animals he puts down have lived a good life in the wild, rather than in a cage on a farm. Thomas is very conscious about using every part of the animal, and it come natural to him to put an effort into preparing the meat, when he has pulled the trigger himself.

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“Never stop learning, and don’t be arrogant, you can learn from anyone no matter how long they have hunted.”

Q&A

Q:

What is the best thing about hunting?

A:

Spending time in the nature, and have the feeling that im free.

Q:

Do you have a favorite type of hunting?

A:

Every type of hunting has something about it that makes it special, so this one is hard to answer.

Q:

Do you have a hero or idol?

A:

Our ancesters who realy used every bit of the animal for something.

Q:

Tell us about a good hunting experience.

A:

When i got to shoot a 12 spike red deer, and my niece and nephew came up to the place where i shot it.
And when i shot my first Double for my dog, last year.

Q:

What is your preferred way to cook game meat?

A:

i dont have any!
I try to mix it up and try new things on a regular basis.

Q:

Is there any animal you dream about hunting?

A:

The dream must be to be able to shoot a reindeer with an bow and arrow, like our ancesters did!
But something that is possible, would have to be shoot a Chamoix with bow and arrow.

Q:

Any advice you would give to new hunters?

A:

Try to learn from everyone and dont be afraid to ask “stupid” questions.

Q:

Favorite animal to eat?

A:

Stands between Reindeer and roedeer

Q:

How do you use lighting in your hunting and outdoor life?

A:

I use it both in the morning and the evening when we are heading out and coming back from the hunt.
And also in the campsite when skinning the animals, after we have retrieved it from the field. And of course inside the tipi we have at the campsite.

Q:

Do you have a favorite Suprabeam light?

A:

M6xr! Because of the magnet and the multiple ways you can use it🔥