Sorrow is part of the hunting experience, it’s important to learn that one thing living means another thing dying. It helps humans cope with our own deaths & that of those we love
@adamspiveyСағат бұрын
Indeed, the way of nature
@nnelly84755 сағат бұрын
SEA ROACHES
@Kevin_dnd5 сағат бұрын
L .
@dogshenshealth6 сағат бұрын
Not really worth a life. It must not work for you anymore. Own a porche?
@jamesstockton37777 сағат бұрын
I've been archery hunting for 40 years and never felt sorrow, I felt a sense of accomplishment.
@mattpastell37288 сағат бұрын
As hunters we spend a lot of time studying our prey and our weapons to become more proficient. So it’s normal to feel that connection with an animal once it’s down. Every elk, deer, pronghorn buck and exotic animal taken is etched into my brain. Unfortunately after 40+ years I can’t clearly recall every doe antelope taken. I think I placed more value on the animal not for the trophy quality but on the difficulty of the hunt.
@kirklarson370210 сағат бұрын
The fruit is good for sugar trickling when you are making a big long climb or working hard enough to get your heart rate above zone 2 for an extended period and you move into burning more glycogen stores from the liver. All fat adapted ultra athletes use the sugar trickle when they are climbing on the bike or running up hill.
@CarrieWard-ny1zl14 сағат бұрын
That workshop is just too big to be lugging around with you. Just get yourself two of those 3 inch stones diamond ceramic whatever, with the leather pouches, get 1000 fine and get a 600 fine and you’re done, you need anything more than a 600 you’re a screwup and you don’t deserve to be eating anything and I’m a vegetarian and I know this….geez but you’re right, I think? I fell asleep halfway through so I don’t know how long you were talking but yeah you’re right dude they just need a ceramic and one of those orange India stones that are like 600.. because when your 😅hunting you’re just sitting around for hours anyway you should at least be sharpening your damn knife!.. not to mention you’re supposed to have two knives anyway one 6 inch K bar BK 18 or something and then another pocket knife like a 3 1/2 inch or like that Kershaw fold up with M390 steel or something as your back up for when the other knife gets dull and that would still take up less room than that damn workshop knife sharpener…
@lexxdiamondz17 сағат бұрын
Ocean Roach
@adambelk349517 сағат бұрын
Don’t forget the jerky from a animal that you harvested in that same area, just an awesome feeling IMO being fueled by an animal you harvested prior to hunting another animal
@fishduckdog22 сағат бұрын
Beautiful hide!
@user-hq8pg7gd3c22 сағат бұрын
That mofo jacked.....
@wayde911923 сағат бұрын
that buck on your wall is absolutely nuts
@robhardwick496921 сағат бұрын
You said bull elk wrong. 👍
@robhardwick496921 сағат бұрын
You said bull elk wrong. 👍
@DeathrashWhiplash2 сағат бұрын
Thats an Elk my guy
@user-fj1fu7tc8x23 сағат бұрын
Man, the thing is beautiful. Can I ask? How many years did you wait to get a tag for that trip, man ?
@pandaman5869Күн бұрын
Looks awesome
@biggieharddick9143Күн бұрын
That's a good looking hide. I'm so lonely
@bushcrfter7917Күн бұрын
I bought a buck 113 for my first hunt thanks man!
@RosioConranКүн бұрын
I'm blown away by the caliber of thinkers gathered in this virtual space. Truly humbling to be among such company.👄
@abramlamourКүн бұрын
This video was so out of left field! Thank you man! 💕😚
@LucinaVerraКүн бұрын
Il livello di sfumatura e complessità di questa conversazione è davvero impressionante. È come sbucciare gli strati di una cipolla.😛
@coffeehunter8742Күн бұрын
Man! Nice looking hide! Beautiful!
@reallywow6755Күн бұрын
I’m a fourth generation native of Colorado who happens to be a nonresident at the time. I have to quit applying for the draw with my two sons who are residents because they will never be able to draw with me on the application. This is really sad.
@cswann8Күн бұрын
I made some pemmican out of some venison outside loin. I could easily see myself surviving on it if I had to. It's very filling.
@asmith7876Күн бұрын
That's a beautiful axe.
@JamesEvans-ow1wcКүн бұрын
Excellent 😎
@pothoc1Күн бұрын
Hey now I can give a reason I did this to my axes besides it was an accident 😂
@TheWatcher60401Күн бұрын
Jordan is the real Top G.
@Twitch25318Күн бұрын
What do you guys do in areas where there aren’t great glassing points and timber is too thick
@ericm425Күн бұрын
Mtn goats are a cool animal but their meat is not very good. I'd rank them below rutting bucks & rutting elk, fish eating black bears. Maybe inline with coyotes
@deerhuntingboyКүн бұрын
They're super cool. congrats on that hunt
@casams1992Күн бұрын
“You’re a dick” Couldn’t of said it better myself haha. You’re the man Cliff!
@hurrdurrimaburrКүн бұрын
Always wondered why americans do this to langoustines.
@Grandpa_JoeКүн бұрын
Pulling the poop shoot out like that just empties it into the tail
@hobojordoКүн бұрын
Always fun chatting Cliff … sucks my mic was out of wack!
@CliffGrayКүн бұрын
Thanks for taken the time man!
@DustyTripleSixКүн бұрын
Thats a carving axe
@goodtimekillers3262Күн бұрын
So it was mentioned that if you did not know where elk were you would glass until you found them. I’m going to a new unit in wyoming this year that i spent 15 points on and it looks pretty thick with few glassing areas. Unfortunately my trip is gonna be cut much shorter than i thought. Other than just walking, do you have any other ideas on finding elk?
@douglasasano4529Күн бұрын
Two of the best guides, outfitters and guys in the business! I’ve hunted with both and you won’t find better elk professors.
@PolarStarOutdoorsКүн бұрын
Killer backwoods ax!
@erica-elfriedemarik66472 күн бұрын
Poor thing.. still alive😢😢😢
@ParallelOrb2 күн бұрын
Ive had one since around the tine they came out, thought it was going to be a gimmick but I ended up loving it
@Eugena-ly7qb2 күн бұрын
The mutual respect and appreciation are evident, creating a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere.👅
@MichalBroadhead2 күн бұрын
Partecipare a questo discorso è sia intellettualmente stimolante che emotivamente appagante.😻
@miguelmedina19912 күн бұрын
We Are Monsters just the way God intended I guess God could have created everything to use photosynthesis but he made us in His image and likeness so when we go to heaven he could devour our souls
@cannistershot22772 күн бұрын
Totally agree on the use of a Grayl water purifier. I've used one for several years on jungle mountain hikes down in Colombia where they have literally been life savers. My first trip I used a LifeStraw bottle like the one shown here, but there is no way to pour out filtered water from that method for food use, or to share with a buddy, etc. since it requires sucking through the straw. I repurposed the LifeStraw bottle as a simple carrier - so I filter water in the Grayl, pour it out into the LifeStraw bottle (no straw inserted), and then refill/purify the Grayl. That way I have twice the water ready to use on my person.
@journeyman71892 күн бұрын
Important tips
@mictrey22672 күн бұрын
Didnt under armor drop the Bowmar's because they legally killed a bear? Doesn't sound like a stand up guy to me. Money over morals.
@joshsmith36502 күн бұрын
How am I 41 years old and in the trades and never knew this!?
@krisrobinson79992 күн бұрын
Who would wanna eat one. But I'm from Maine and grew up on Maine lobster 🦞 nothing like it. My husband and I tried these once, idk maybe there's a special way of cooking these type but for me it wasn't it
@jamesstockton37772 күн бұрын
That gentlemen gives me hope at 60. I just hiked/elk scouted on an 8 mile round trip. Last weekend