I truly miss your dad's videos, now unfound.

Great info Mike.

I don’t get to hunt antelope to much anymore since I don’t draw tags for the unit i put in for as frequently as I did in the past but I sure have a great time with my family chasing antelope when we have tags. Didn’t draw on this year but I drew a elk B and deer B license so I’m going to have plenty of meat to go after.

I don't give a shit about bnc. I put meat in the freezer.

Mike, I may have been one of the hunters camping outside the G&F in order to buy a license. I hunted in the Pinedale area by the Green River bridge. JimWimberley

Here's a Likes Up for ya, from a Cora Resident.

Enjoy your series. As someone who was in combat, I think your stories of your time in service would be interesting too also understand if you'd rather keep them to yourself. Thanks for everything

Great story Mike. I always enjoy your stories and really liked the picture of you and that jeep on your antelope hunt. Again, thanks for sharing.

Wish we could go back to no grizzlies again…

Love it Mike fantastic as always!

Thank you Mike! I still hunt antelope but not for horns anymore. Have plenty on the wall. IMHO they make the best jerky and some fine steaks!

Mike, I always enjoy your hunting stories. I could listen for hours. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TAKING THE TIME TO TELL THEM TO US.

Bet you wish you still had that jeep just to look at and remember

As good as always

Love this series.. thank you!

Another great video Mike! Always look forward to new videos on the channel! The stories are great and always pick up some new hunting knowledge too! Keep em coming!

Really interesting. I have often wondered what potential costs of fighting are in bighorns.

It was 1999 not 2099. We haven't been to 2099 yet.

The video, Challenging the Northwest Territories, is my all-time favorite. I saw Gordon Eastman, live, in Spokane Washington and he narrated the entire movie. It made me want to do it when I grew up. And I did!! Thanks, Gordon.

Mike, I’ve heard parts of the story when Gordon crashed in the arctic, but never heard what happened with the other plane that was with them. They must have made it to land? Hopefully you can tell that one someday. I appreciate these old stories, reminds me of how soft we’ve become.

I saw Gordon in Spokane narrate this movie. I was 14 years old. It inspired me to dream about hunting in the North and eventually I was able to take two sheep in the Mackenzie mountains. It was a moving emotional experience. I cried when I shot my first sheep and I was 52 years old.

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When they went up there we saw about 10 sheep. When they leave, only 1.

Back in the 80’s we would rent VHS tapes of Gordon Eastman’s hunt the high country and others, I always enjoyed watching his videos and considered them the best and I can say the same for Mike Eastman’s videos, Thanks for the great information and entertainment through the years , Wes from Idaho 👍🇺🇸

In 1986 or so, I was 18ish. My dad borrowed 2 of Gordon’s VHS tape’s. One on fishing and the other on hunting. I about wore those tapes out. Lot of your videos are the same footage, I love it! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing this story and photos.

This footage and this knowledge is priceless I'm extremely thankful I came across you and your collection which I know are time capsules and documentation of your life I'm extremely envious 😂 🙏🏼🇺🇲

So you're a sportsman too. You aim a rifle at an animal and shoot. Animal dies. Wow, you're so brave...

You always have great wildlife stories. Thanks for showing them.

Thank you for the video Mike!

Such memories.

Thanx mike

Thank you

Love these videos, thank you and keep them coming!

Mike keep them coming I love stories from back in the day.

My parents had this hunt on VHS and I watched it until the tape wore out. I’ve been looking for this video for years! Anybody know where I can find this video. I would pay a pretty penny to own it again.

i have that vid in vhs. watch it a couple times a year

absolutely love these Mike , please keep them coming.

Keep em coming Mike really enjoy these!

The Great Year's.....wonderfull Scenic Area !!!! Keep wild and Protect Your Land of NWT. From France 🇫🇷🌲🍄🍁

Sad to say I cant imagine Sports Illustrated considering a hunting story in todays world. It is so great that you take the time to document and take us back into the great days of before. One can detect a humbleness of family pride and certainly well deserved. This documents the foundation of the Eastman passion.

Great video as always Mike, keep ‘em coming! Maybe a future video telling the story of your hunt here in the 80’s? Keep up the great work!

Love the old film pictures. The newer style of photography reminds me of Tammy Faye Bakker. Look it up if you're younger than 40.

Hello Mike. This brings back some great memories of my youth. I was age 10-12 in 1964 thru 1966, and I'd often go to the local movie theater to enjoy hunting adventure films. My enthusiasm for hunting grew strong at that time. I'm certain that some of those films were made by your dad, so Thanks for the memories.

As I always say.. All your stories and videos are legendary Mr. Eastman. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽 👍🏽🦅

Absolutely the best wildlife videos, Gordon Eastman was ahead of his time!

Always enjoy these videos Mike!

Thanks again Mike.

Love these videos wish my dad and grandpa took more photos and videos of the 60s

Absolutely love these videos.. having spent 13 years guiding hunters myself in the Yukon and NWT I can really appreciate this footage from the golden era of hunting in the Canadian North! Please keep these tremendous videos coming.