Legacy!

its 5am before work and my mouth is wateriing watching you cook , lol thanks remi ! you are my idol remi you and elk shape dan!

At 41… 2 yrs later still haven’t made a kill..yet!! This year baby💪💪🔥

This is so awesome!!! This is true hunting!! Pass it on an and continue to teach the next generation! What a special bond you are creating with your whole family!! Happy Thanksgiving Remi & family!!

Dude, this was great. I was waiting the whole time for it to be a commercial and at the end it wasn't. Thanks for making this when you didn't have to.

Got a Chipmunk 22lr for my 4th birthday, been hunting with my dad and brother ever since.

Got a Chipmunk 22lr for my 4th birthday, been hunting with my dad and brother ever since.

Started when I was 12 and able to shoot small game. 47 hunted all over the US and Africa once. My dad is to blame for the bug.

I've always wanted to learn how to hunt. I didn't come from a hunting family, but feel like it's a valuable skill.

I heard all about it as a kid. My mom's folks were in Alaska and I was in California. My folks were divorced. I tried a bit in High school. I hadn't hunted until my oldest was 12. She's 15 now and we've both been successful one year on rifle mule deer. She told me she wanted to deer hunt with a recurve now that she's been successful. My second born son is 11 and the three of us have been bird hunting for 2 years now. My 9 yo daughter has been excited to start hunter safety and has been our retriever on doves. She just can't hold up a shotgun yet. The other 3 really want to get old enough to go too. We're all learning together and it's great. Just wish my freezer was full of venison this year. 😂 Thank you for your podcast. I started listening to them this year from the beginning as I travel the west to wildcard fires and have learned a lot. It's just been a weird year. Seems like the deer in central ca migrated down for the most part to private around Sept

Nice but what about my rifles that aren't bolt action?

I grew up hunting with my Dad & brother, same as you Remi. I got my first big game-4×4 mule deer in Arizona @ 11 years old after I passed the AZ G&F Dept hunter/safety course in 1962.

I started very young, growing up in Wyoming. My dad took me with him. He taught me. My mom also taught me a lot.

Awesome!

I started at 32. My brother also started as an adult and I have a couple friends who did too. I know others who want to get into it.

Self taught, started on my own 5 years ago at age 32. 90+ days a year spent scouting/hunting for the first few years really helped cut the learning curve. Love the struggles, highs and lows and the successes. Just took my 64 year old dad on his first ever hunt. Now he's hooked.

Love to see this, I grew up in a hunting family but grew away from it for a number of years. I’ve been back at it for several years now and getting more family and friends involved. Thanks for sharing this.

I have two young children and I absolutely love getting them in the woods with me any opportunity we get. As they get older I hope they will enjoy it as much as I do

Great vid my man!

Started when I was 7 in 1989. Life doesn’t let me go as much as I would like to. But it’s worth it every time to just to be in God’s creation

I was raised with it. I raised my kids into it also. 2 of the 3 still love it.

I do the exactly the same thing with my kids. Its hard but i love it!

We just started 5 yrs ago. I have two sons and it's what we look forward to most every year in 43 boys are 13 and 15.

FAMILY FIRST

Your a good man and family

I’m so glad I chose to click this!

Amazing. Great stuff. This is what hunting is all about. Congratulations Remi and family👍👍

Incredible!

I really dig this family! Thanks Remi for the upload and quality content! Happy holidays to you and yours!

Doing it right remi keep it up

Totally blessed family. Keep on keepin' on, folks. Love your content.

Fir

Thank you

That’s what it’s all about can’t wait to get in the woods next year with my family!🏹🦌🇺🇸

What a freakin shot with the recurve 😂

Short and sweet! Cool!

I love it Remi. Thanks for this example. "Success" is far easier to come by when I bring the kids along.

Love it! I actually just brought home a deer totally intact for the first time in a long while to show my six year old girl what it is all about. She loved it.

This goes way beyond hunting. The family unit is the center of a healthy society. What you are doing is so important for our future and very grateful you are sharing this in a world that has lost what a family unit means.

YES!

Great video. Beautiful family.

Awesome stuff! 👌 😊

Amen! They wore us out on my wife’s deer hunt for sure! Great memories well never forget though! Thanks for the great message couldn’t agree more!

This was EXCELLENT!!!!! One of my favourite videos you guys have done! Wholesome family bonding. I have three kids. 7, 5, & 2 and we all hunt together every single season and since they were old enough to walk. I have a backpack style child carrier for the youngest when her little legs get tired and the older two hoof it like dad. It’s more difficult but they learn quick and the memories are soooo special! My oldest was five before he realized that people eat cattle 😂. He had only ever eaten wild game. The other two are the same 😍

You are the epitome of what a father and husband should be. I also live by those same values you seem to hold and it’s refreshing to see others are out there. Thank you for showing this side of your life.

Lucky dude

Doesn't get any better than that. True life

I’m almost certain I’m not crazy saying this, but on his 3rd shot he adjusted FROM the bullet impact TO the bullseye down and right. Doesn’t it make sense to adjust FROM the bullseye TO the bullet impact up and left???

All the hunts these guys go on, and dont make videos, they make a video on this hunt??? Too many guys in these small areas ruin the hunt Then to show video as if elk are prevalent, is miss leading. It looks like they hit up some of the private ranches, also miss leading Yeah, have the big dogs go hunt these area too. But chit, dont make a video about it The plan-demic messed the area up bad enough, let alone this. Brian Calls uncle had enough sence and respect, he wouldnt even discuss these hunts, let a lone make a video Seems to me these top dogs, are just douche bags

CA only gives out one nonresident tag per year (that’s right, only one nonresident may hunt elk per year in the state through the regular draw). That would make Remi one lucky guy, so this was probably an expensive private land management tag. Also, I’m sure he did not have max (22) preference points (which you pretty much need to draw). Why not just tell us if it’s private so we can know if this is attainable?