I use a Leupold 3-9x40, and it is always on 3x. I hunt in grizzly country, and you need to be able to acquire your target quickly, if I see a game animal and have time, I turn up to 9x, if I don;t have time, I shoot on 3x.

Never saw you & the wife move so fast , Oh by the way good job on the tent !!!!

After watching the first 2 minutes ----- sorry you're not gonna survive ----- a bear IS NOT going to give you that much time to aim and fire. In the time you pulled you pistol out of the holster a bear 30 yards away would be on top of you before you took your first shot. You're underestimating just how quick they are.

Thank you for this! What size is your tent? Mine is a 10x12 and looks smaller from the outside but similar from the inside. I may look for a similar frame set up, but right now I am using a steel frame from a tarp shelter (Canadian tire tarp garage). The steel frame works great but it is heavy and bulky. For years, I used a frame made from saplings. Thanks again for posting this.

Well that was easy…. I have a 9x11.5 Snowtrekker basecamp, it’s surprisingly similar to your tent albeit smaller and uses an A frame to hold up the ridge pole, and my frame is all Easton made aluminum poles…. The sidewall supports tho are awesome for keeping the walls from flapping and bowing in after it’s been setup for a few days.

Bought mine from a missionary that moved down from the north. Mine is white and made by Woods, and heated by the same Hippie killer airtight stove that you use. Greetings from southern B.C.

Good stuff

This Reminds me of my dads old grey canvas Woods wall tent he used for moose hunting. Miss you, dad.

Moose nose can't beat it ,some good eating there congrats thanks for sharing keep the cameras rolling from Florida.

I have the CM-DC3 I wonder if i can use this with the new controllers just change out the module if it would the same

Meat in the freezer. Congratulations!

The hand holding the head steady so close to the saw made me wince. The saw tip hitting the dirt really made me wince! Silly question, maybe. Did you change the bar oil to veg oil prior to using it on the moose? I enjoy the cultural references in your filming. Thanks for the video.

Used to hunt with wife before she passed on. Congrats on a successful hunt👍👍

Now the work begins!

Nice looking moose, my husband go hunting together probably go out in the new few weeks. 😊

Congratulations, I hunt with my wife as well. Every trip is successful and sometimes we even manage to get an animal.

Wonderful! migwech/thank-you! ❤

Excellent 😊 thanks for sharing 5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 on this one

that looks like an easy pack out ! love those ones

Pressure is off you have some good organic meat there 😊

I already smell the future brain/ smoke tanned moose hide ! best of luck out there

Moose! It's fer dinner! Awesome theme music...epic hunting jam. Thank you for taking us along for the ride.

Love this video. It's so good to see I gathered a big sled full of rotten cedar yesterday to smoke with today. I

Love this video. I like the chainsaw idea. A lot easier than an axe. Do you add liver or grease to your tanning solution? Thank you

You still can't help your wife, that's messed up.

Mam, you are a gifted surgeon😂

What a wonderful experience. Maximizing every part of the harvest is very rewarding thing.

Taxidermists you will never be

Hope you get, good luck

Does the Borax flux out the zinc that could be in your wheel weight mixture?

Ahhhhhh I can smell the fresh liver cooking from North Battleford Sk. Ummmmmm! Have a great hunt! Joe Bush Out!

Good luck out there !! Great a monster for the winter !!

How long did it take you to get your trapper license? And are you allowed to own any glocks for protection against wild life when checking your trap line

What a beautiful range.

You married well. Congratulations.

The 63 year old killed the 1953 record grizzly with a single shot to the skull and a damaged 1910 era Cooey 22 rifle with a 29 grain "Whiz Bang" bulllet.

I learned a lot, very nice work. Thank You

Multiplication will provide the solution to the mathematical problem you have posed.

My first year trapping, greenhorn mistake, I was dressing the top of my 330 and dingus here thought the trigger wires were sticks….snap right around my right wrist. Lost feeling in about 30 seconds. Severed my median nerve and didn’t get feeling back for about 4 months. Definitely need a 330 club lol!

Thanks for the video. I’ve got a Ruger no.1 tropical in 458 win mag. Mine ejects which helps. I also use my left hand to feed the bullets straight in from my fingers. So my rear hand stays in place and my left hand goes back and forth from the fore end. I think my way is quicker but it’s also a bit fiddly. I was listening to a great podcast called “the big game hunting podcast”. One of the episodes they had on an old South African PH. He said they had a guy once doing the PH coarse using a Ruger no.1. He was faster at shorting 4 shots than the guys using double rifles was! Apparently his wife had sowed on some horizontal loops on his breast pocket. From what I could make out the guy would shoot, then his shooting hand would grab one while the rifles was still shouldered and then slide the bullet straight in from the breast pocket area. Anyway, thanks again for the video. I enjoy your channel all the way from Australia.

Kwey, This is a great video. I have been wanting to learn how to brain tan and smoke hides for a number of years. i am just wondering how much water or broth is used to mix with the brain? Miigwetch

Thank you for your advice.😊

I would like 2 patterns: women's size 8 and a half and women's wide size 9 and a half. By the way do you have patterns for men? What are the names of the 2 fabrics you used. the lining and the vamp. Thank you.

Nienow Lights

❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰❤️❤️❤️🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️ Absolutely adorable! I collect miniatures ❤ Love this channel!!! God bless!!!!❤🙏❤️

Thank you so much. We used to make these when I was a child in Fort Norman NWT. You boosted my memory ❤

Thank you for showing how to make your art. Especially the moose skins. I braintan hides here in Michigan

Thank you (wel'alin) for sharing. I think you are absolutey awesome. I have learned so much from watching you I have a question, i have an old pattern for mini moccasins but my vamp is just like a normal moccasin, small. If i wanted to extend it like yours how would i do that! I would love to make some wrap arounds ans muclucks as tree ornaments. Thank you in advance for any and all advice. Keep up the great teachings. I think these videos are so helpful and well done. Thank you also for the giving of your time so that i may learn from an elder such as yourself. We appreciate it. Blessings