6 Days Solo Camping, Canoeing, & Hunting in ALASKA

This September I had the opportunity to visit a remote Alaskan village to hang out with my buddy Chevie Roach of Life Below Zero. After moose hunting with Chevie for a few days he ran me up river for a solo Alaskan adventure of my own. I spent the next week float hunting and exploring the Alaska wilderness with my osage selfbow and a canoe. This was my first trip to Alaska and first time moose hunting. This area has a 50" minimum spread requirement for non resident moose hunters and it can be challenging to find a mature bull that meets the minimum. Additionally, hunting with traditional archery gear, I'd have to get plenty close to these giant animals!
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[@petrokemikal]

I envy you man.. I dont live in the states.. The fact that you can go from the tropics of florida to the frigid beauty of alaska has to be one of the most rewarding feelings you can get in life.. You cant take that stuff for granted.. The world is a beautiful place..

[@clayhayeshunter]

💯

[@davidmerritt5702]

Awesomeness!

[@scottweagel5416]

💯 Agree! I also envy your well crafted comment.

[@Rogers_Outdoor_Adventures]

I second that. Watching this man has changed the way I even do things and I dropped my compound and only shoot traditional now , small game I only shoot slingshots and that alone is very rewarding as a woodsman . Trying to learn to build my bow now! He lives what my idea is the American Dream!

[@caseysmith544]

@@Rogers_Outdoor_Adventures I eventually want to make my own bow based off my all fiberglass including handle Actionbow 8200 by Actionrod a flat limb bow where handle is duel sided notched grip so I can have a 40-45 pound bow I at my 24 inch draw that both right or left eye dominate archers could use. I would go one piece hickory using fiberglass only as a backing but if possible preferring sinew on the front and back.

[@dougiefresh3767]

I am a black man who has had everything and nothing. I know what you mean by taking stuff for granted. I cherish the small things in life now. I didn't know what freedom was until i started my journey in the outdoors. Being outdoors in nature gives me peace of mind. Bow season just started here for me. I hope to get my 1st deer harvest this year. Thank you for this video. It was very informative and inspirational. I'll be looking out for the next hunt/video.

[@christyhironymous1738]

Good luck enjoy it! I use to love it now that I can't go any more I sure miss deer hunting! I'm to scared to try other animals now since I went into anaphylaic shock from a deer hide I don't dare hunt any more..

[@tfry1]

Good luck, let us know when you are successful!

[@clayhayeshunter]

Good luck out there!

[@scottweagel5416]

Best of luck to you! Remember, move less see more.

[@zeldarobinson3382]

good luck ,

[@jeffellinger3257]

You know what’s really cool? On the second encounter with the moose, if you have your headphones in, you can hear Clay’s heartbeat.

[@Sir_Vival]

mine was also beating! that was insane and so intense

[@nathanielkern8165]

I thought I was making it up! Had to check my heartrate!

[@clarkmulvey4876]

added in post bro, lol - its to make it feel more intense

[@nim3od]

Hunting is not all about the kill. To get so close to a bull moose was epic in itself and to capture it on video was awesome. My first chance at a Roe buck in the UK was not taken as the hedge I was behind was just that bit too tall. The memory of it being just 20 yards away will always be there though. I like ethical hunting videos without blood lust and this is one of the best I have seen, thank you.

[@janetgilmore8006]

Life goes on , like fishing is called fishing not catching hunting is called hunting not killing , the experience alone is enough to bring you back time and time again , never leave home without a fishing pole..?

[@jgredwood]

34:00 when that bull stepped out and I could hear your heartbeat through the GoPro. Wild.

[@christiankammer2379]

Dude. What you said on re-calibrating once attitude on comfort are exactly the same thoughts and words that go through ny head now and then. I call it "recalibrating the appreciometer". Anyway, thanks for taking us along on your hunts! It's awesome. Greetings from Sweden.

[@clayhayeshunter]

I like that!

[@1990westfalia]

Clay Hayes wisdom; "A lot of this trip is rainy, nasty weather. But you gotta to take the bad with the good. You gotta to sit through a little rain to get that rainbow." Poetic. Skillet

[@clayhayeshunter]

😉

[@SuperSuperGenius]

When I was in the 82nd Airborne Division we always used to say, "The best training was when it was raining."

[@soonerfrac4611]

Even as an MP we learned that one. Clay was talking about the need for struggle in life to actually live. So many people live completely devoid of struggle, up to and including failing a homework assignment. When they finally do experience it they fall to pieces.

[@mikethacker888]

Hunt of a lifetime ( for me) thank you for dragging us along. I really appreciate your content and look forward to the next adventure

[@johndeline3997]

I love this one so much. You have done such an amazing job filming and narrating. The pros have nothing on you my friend! Thank you sir for sharing your amazing experiences with my family and I. May you and yours continue to be blessed.

[@labtrainer09]

Hi, Clay. I've been watching your material for several years now, and I think this just might be the best one you've ever done. And that, my friend, is saying an awful lot. Thank you so much for the privilege of sharing your Alaskan moose camp with us. Warmest wishes, Chris (in Maine) P.S. I almost forgot: I found myself wishing that you 'd had the time to make another one of the extraordinary spinning outfits you fashioned early in the "Alone" series. Those pike wouldn't have had a chance.

[@clayhayeshunter]

Next time!

[@WalkingBackwardsIntoTheFuture]

34:37 is it just me or is that your heart beat 😂

[@clayhayeshunter]

It is!

[@Mike-cc2eu]

Thank you Cory very good video I enjoyed it very much and knowing that you put on many miles on this hunting season and to end up with a great deer . Thanks for sharing your story and taking thanks to the deer you have taken

[@DaveRavee]

52 minutes - some of the best words I’ve heard

[@jeremypincock323]

Your right about life...the memories are all we have and all the hardship that lends itself to those good memories are the Beauty of Life....

[@goingferalfishingbushcraft6751]

I have watched thousands of KZbin videos. This is the best one. I don’t know how more connected with life, nature, and God than you do out there. Thank you for sharing.

[@clayhayeshunter]

Wow, thank you!

[@ShroomzTV]

I really enjoy these kind of videos. You're really getting better at storytelling and capturing great images! Reminds me a bit of Xander's Videos but the content is so different, I freaking love it!

[@clayhayeshunter]

Awesome, thank you!

[@XWolFPacKElitesX]

I really enjoyed your content, I can really appreciate the non compound bow hunt. Love the birch caller, many people take to much bark off and leave the tree vulnerable to disease. My culture still use birch for baskets and moose calls. My family donated our great great grandparents birch basket, was over 200 years old. It went to the ubc museum of anthropology in Vancouver BC Canada.

[@terrymayberry]

Love the puffball wind indicator :) great video.

[@clayhayeshunter]

The best!

[@RomeoEdward]

Really enjoyed following you around on your hunting trip. A real privilege to see such beautiful country even from a computer screen.

[@davidhuth5659]

Absolutely amazing film! The canoe can take you to magical places for sure. Thanks for bringing us along!

[@clayhayeshunter]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnzuleger4807]

A friend and I returned a few weeks ago from a moose hunt in Alaska. Thanks for taking me back there! Your statement at 52:00 sums up a large part of why I enjoy getting 'out'

[@clayhayeshunter]

No problem 😉

[@jamesterry2475]

great film! I love waking up on Sunday mornings to drink coffee and learn some stuff from Clay. Clay your channel never disappoints.

[@clayhayeshunter]

Thanks so much!

[@UncleDanBand64]

Great show Clay. Looking forward to part 2

[@clayhayeshunter]

Coming soon!

[@The_Preacher_LLC]

I was just looking yesterday to see if any more AK footage got posted. Over an hour long vid. LETS FUCKING GOoooooo.. Cannot wait to watch this.

[@clayhayeshunter]

Hope ya enjoy it!

[@knolltop314]

EPIC! And draggin' all that vid equip along so we could be along. Thanks sooo much!

[@clayhayeshunter]

You bet!

[@TruthBeTold77]

​@@clayhayeshunterAs These Lost Hunters Are Really Not Hunting For Elk, Deer, Or Other Game, Nor For Some To Get A Rest From Their Wives, But Really Are Hunting For The Life Saving Knowledge Of The LORD Thy GOD, YAHWEH, True Creator Of All, Amen. So Repent While You Still Can And Before It's Too Late!!! And Truly Believe And Truly Know The Real True CHRIST JESUS AS LORD AND SAVIOUR, WHO Truly Died On The Cross For All Of Our Sins, And Truly Rose Again On The Third Day, Defeating Death And Hell For All Of Those That Would Truly Call UPON HIM, As HE Truly Is The Only True Way, The Only True Truth, And Truly Is The Only True Life For All Eternity, And Truly No Man Comes To The FATHER, Except Thru HIM, Amen. ❤

[@chris_1337]

I loved every second of it! That encounter was amazing, I love that you can hear your heart pounding in the video. I can't imagine what that must've felt like. Keep up the great work Clay!

[@clayhayeshunter]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@waynepatton689]

Clay. Every moose hunting adventure I see it’s raining and dreary! But this was really good man. A true adventure.

[@jamesgranderson2890]

Thanks for taking us along. Wish I’d have done this when I was able. Good stuff!💪🏽😎👍🏽

[@billm4560]

What a beautiful place to be! Sure glad you took us along! I’ve hunted BC several times but never been to Alaska! I got my Moose up in Ontario a few years back! It was a bow hunt! He was 54” wide! I know what you’re talking about on the width of a Moose rack up there! Thanks for sharing Clay! Cheers

[@clayhayeshunter]

Heck yeah!

[@jefflanham1080]

Is there a trick to judging antler width so you know for sure you’re legal?? Lot of honest outdoorsman work (and $$$) on a trip like that…

[@tylorbyington7602]

The trick is taking a picture of the bull and measuring the width using the eyes as a reference scale. Measure the eyes at about 9 or 10 inches for a safe judgement ​@jefflanham1080

[@JimHep]

Thanks for a fantastic video Clay. I am a new hunter and it can be frustrating to "fail" and not harvest anything on a trip. I have slowly learned to embrace the entirety of the hunt and not just the kill. Not to get frustrated with a missed shot and to be ok with passing on an animal. Really appreciate your content! PS. Always jealous of that shirt your wife made up. Looks like a staple in your gear now.

[@BionicOutdoorsman]

Hi from Calgary Canada love your videos Brother Cheers

[@EricRobertson-vx3lr]

Great video really enjoyed it. Never second-guess yourself. You did the right thing. God bless you and yours. It was a great hunt. I’m glad you took me along.

[@WoodTramp]

You talk about sacrifice forging your best memories. One comes to my mind here...Lil Bro and I got so wet/ cold hunting that we both ducked in a stump hole, peeled off wet feet and stuck each others feet under the other's coat. Both of us dying laughing at the thought of our buddy walking up on us in this predicament.

[@2StandThere4]

I learned a lot from you and Liz. I also enjoy watching Finn learn n grow. Your oldest does amazing things also, robots to playing a violin - these are all amazing talents. I hope whatever you have in Florida made it through - take care

[@clayhayeshunter]

Thanks for watching!

[@timkaldahl]

Weather is mostly 27:40 only a problem if you aren't prepared or if you have a bad attitude. Obvious exceptions are tornadoes, hurricanes and blizzards. In them preps and attitude just make it more bearable. Very awesome adventure. Memories don't fill the freezer, but they do fill our lives. Not to the end yet, so hopefully you filled the freezer too.

[@clayhayeshunter]

Definitely 👍

[@stevefisher2121]

Excellent video - once in a lifetime hunt and I love Chevie, he seems like a very down to earth person.

[@oleksiilisovyi3832]

this moments of silency are gold... and speaking of gold: that last day with a rainbow and such an awesome view, epic! thanks for sharing and good luck with your next hunt out there!

[@clayhayeshunter]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnd0e25]

Thank you for sharing that with us, what an incredible experience!

[@clayhayeshunter]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@GCSimons]

Some of those canoeing scenes were epically beautiful, lot of wisdom spoken as well. Great video. Looking forward to the late season flintlock Elk!

[@clayhayeshunter]

Many thanks

[@Johnbobon]

That wind can really stall your momentum on the water. Great video! I enjoy the peace and serenity, just you and the pursuit.

[@3passa]

What a cool thing to follow you to Alaska and live your adventures with you Clay! The J-stroke that I learned from an old video of yours was my good friend this summer on a canoe trip in northern Germany with my son. Thanks for that. Being with you in the brush going after the moose is a priceless experience I will never have in this life here where I am. Thanks for that too! When you mentioned the rainbow I had to think of something you said on Alone when facing that stunning rainbow, Suck is the price you pay to be out here. What a THRILL to see the moose come around the bushes and just stand there! That pumping sound, was that your heartbeat?? And you playing the bull with the bow over your head, fantastic 😀 Epic video Clay, deeply appreciated. Cheers man, greets from Berlin, Alex

[@clayhayeshunter]

Thanks Alex! Yeah that was my heartbeat.

[@3passa]

@@clayhayeshunter that makes it even more intense! Sorry you didn't get the big one, may he live a little longer, maybe next time. Again, thx for the majestic images of Alaska and for taking us with ya on your trip!

[@timetohunt1]

Awesome adventure Clay. Thanks for sharing brother.

[@clayhayeshunter]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jillturnbull6042]

Spectacular. My father was a big game hunter and avid outdoorsman, he killed a bull moose in Alaska. We named him Sam and he hung on our living room wall. Thank you for letting us come along. It means more than I could ever say.

[@clayhayeshunter]

I’m glad you enjoyed it

[@braedonbutler9330]

Absolutely awesome hunt! You’ve probably already heard this by now, but they say if the base of the antler sags from the weight it’s a 50”+ bull. This video inspires me to get after moose next year. Thanks for sharing the adventure!

[@joeowenscustombaits]

Great video buddy, lots of wisdom in your words. My hunting buddy and I have will be chasing Yukon moose in September 2026, can't wait. Once in a lifetime hunt for us.

[@tomlorenzen4062]

14:49, sounds like me with toilet cramps 😅😂. Great video!

[@clayhayeshunter]

😅

[@SatchalBroussard]

I see a lot of comments on here saying how lucky he is that he has access to this. I live in South Louisiana. I live an hour from the Gulf of Mexico. Two hours North we have a deer camp and an hour North of that we have a camp on the largest freshwater lake in the state. We are not rich by any means. It makes me realize just how lucky we truly are to live where we do.

[@Gillesgip]

Thank you so much for sharing this adventure. I just came back from my annual grouse trip. i followed your philosophy of pushing myself hard, enjoying the environment even in the rain. 😊

[@younglord6620]

Im a 96 year old black woman and i love your videos

[@jrgenstandnes1692]

This should be 10 hours long!!🙌

[@clayhayeshunter]

Thank ya

[@ulfdanielsen6009]

Slow TV - Alaskan Edition.

[@bobhutto1624]

ya definitely made some memories, appreciate you taking us along!

[@donwaldroopoutdoors3665]

man what a blessing, ive got blood clot on my groin and supposed to rest and elevate and to have an epic clay hayes alaskan adventure to watch really helps , thx clay

[@clayhayeshunter]

Happy to help

[@bentpolski]

Great Video Clay. You should have trolled your Spoon behind the canoe. Guaranteed you would have caught Fish.

[@clayhayeshunter]

Next time!

[@jerrymitre2038]

Great video sir!! Man the camera and stay composed during the hunt , well done.

[@mrdaveofdaveshire4047]

Thanks for another great video. It's a great escape from laying bricks in Yorkshire England. Always inspires me to get out fishing or walking. Even get the bow out. Just can't hunt with it. Also thanks for not selling out to sponsors and just making quality films

[@stillthesameEvans]

Just picked up on your page, Clay. I absolutely enjoy the simplicity of your videos. Definitely subbed, and I subbed to Chevie also. Thanks for the content.

[@clayhayeshunter]

Welcome aboard!

[@soulsnatcher6525]

Awesome video, to be in grizzle country with no fear is amazing. I can not phantom seeing a Moose at 20 yards and not drawing back on him. Knowledge and Patience is a virtue..

[@jonathanbennison9220]

31:00 1. Is that a cow call of sorts to draw the bull? 2. You might say you made a 'bull' horn... Haha

[@MySelfReliance]

Exciting hunt! He was definitely 50”+

[@clayhayeshunter]

That’s what I thought. Just wasn’t 100% sure in the moment. I’ll definitely be back though!

[@wk9953]

Good close encounters! It's better to wait and be absolutely sure than not and end up being short.

Great adventure Clay! Looking forward to the next one.

[@clayhayeshunter]

More to come!

[@shelbyburgey884]

Thank you for sharing this hunt! Now I have to check out some of your other stuff! Have a good day and good luck!

[@clayhayeshunter]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@leaf427]

I live in Poland near small Landscape Park. From my window I can see river valley and forest behind river. And 2 year ago I started climbing trees - spruces are the best. I uses to do it in my childhood but started again at 46... Seeing you on this birch and spruce... broad smile on my face apeared. Seen elk female 3- 4 times from small distance - they are not afraid of human too much. Hunting elk is forbiden in Poland. ... but memories remain.

[@clayhayeshunter]

I’m glad you enjoyed it

[@MrsGCMS]

Such an inspiring video!! What an amazing adventure that was!! Please keep up to share with us the images of the outside! Thanks!

[@clayhayeshunter]

Thank you! Will do!

[@papabones-G48]

An encounter is all I ever ask of nature, sometimes it happens and sometimes it doesn't, it's always worth the time spent encounter or not, thanks for the ride! "KEEP ON KEEPIN ON"

[@clayhayeshunter]

Absolutely!

[@rsa9082]

Wow Clay what an incredible adventure. Truly thank you for taking me along from my couch in the middle of the night. Can’t wait to see you in the future bring your boys and show them where you go when your gone. To have the key to unlock and reset like I watched you do going across that lake. The deep breaths I’ve been there in my younger years. The older you get the harder it is to find that place. I seen that ‘fingers’ on your hand and thought(as a mom😂) “ohh your gonna lose that if you don’t put it in your pocket “. Well could you imagine the guy that comes along behind you and finds it. 😂. What a find. Looking forward to more videos of yours. You’ve really got it! I’ll be honest I’m sooo glad you didn’t have any sightings of bears. They make me so nervous 😬. Glad you were able to have a chance this time if you did ❤ does your wife have any interest in explaining with you ? You remind me of my dad when he was younger watching you do what you do are the stories he’s told me about all my life. It’s a great life

[@clayhayeshunter]

Many thanks! Yes, Liz and the boys get out with me quite often. Check out some of our elk camp videos.

[@Letmetellyouwhat]

Dude, you can hear your heartbeat pounding when you got close to that moose.

[@dumimic]

Living in the city, your videos are like a breath of fresh air. Greetings From Romania! Edit: Also love the thoughts you shared with us. Awesome video!

[@clayhayeshunter]

Thank you so much!

[@GilFavor101]

2x speed and you can hear his heartbeat, wild!!!

[@Smitty_76]

Really enjoyed it, Clay. Looked like an amazing experience. Moose is on my bucket list.

[@clayhayeshunter]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@outdoors-university]

What an epic adventure my brother! Thank you for sharing your energy with us. Love, Health and positive thoughts for you and your Family!

[@clayhayeshunter]

Thank ya

[@scottramirez3929]

I loved it Clay! Keep em coming....

[@lobopropredatorcontrol]

I know its a moose hunt but man alive the beaver sign in that country ! Got to spend a little over a month in southeast Alaska last fall and i fell in love with it. Great video thanks for taking us along for the ride

[@clayhayeshunter]

Yeah, they’re all over

[@nickkopf206]

Now 30 never hunted in my life evn though i grew up in Maine. I just completed my hunters safety course have a basic rifle set up and will be going for my first deer with an experienced hunter and good friend soon!

[@clayhayeshunter]

Awesome, good luck!

[@keithcarney1175]

What part of Maine? I also, live in Maine and will be hunting for the first time this year(I'm 34 and using a .243).

[@tstrips6595]

Such a great video. Thank you for sharing this experience. Man you're good at videos! Keep it up!

[@clayhayeshunter]

I appreciate that!

[@TheCoffeeEnthusiast]

Great work Clay, it's a hell of an experience being that close to any animal, nevermind one as large as a moose. Great footage, it looked like a blast. Try again next year!

[@clayhayeshunter]

Couldn't agree more!

[@AWEdventures]

So awesome man! I'm fortunate enough to live this lifestyle everyday up the Yukon a ways from where you were at, I love seeing how well you document it!

[@davidarmstrong2331]

Hi clay you are a inspiration to many people your family are very Lucky I thought your thoughts on memories was so true,you always remember the hard times and the good times that you go through in life, I think dragging a big red deer would be hard enough but a big bull omg, great video take care all the very best from a fan in Yorkshire uk 👍👍

[@clayhayeshunter]

Thanks so much

[@paulaherron7712]

Hi Clay its great to see a new location upload❤ that moose call sounded x rated 😂😂😂🎉🎉

[@clayhayeshunter]

🤣

[@patrioticsaint2516]

Had me holding my breath when you called that second one in😂❤👊🏼

[@shizelds2414]

Top tier stuff as always, Clay. Can't believe you haven't already hit a million subs!

[@clayhayeshunter]

I’ll get there!

[@AustinMuellerHandmade]

Incredible, thanks for sharing, can't wait to see the vdieo next week.

[@clayhayeshunter]

Thanks for watching!

[@jasonwatson2679]

Man I was rooting for you. Glad you still had a good trip.

[@clayhayeshunter]

I appreciate it!

[@BushcraftTexas]

my father was an oceanographer / researcher when he was alive. they used to do research in Alaska in the mid / late 70s. he told me a story of a mission in which he was dropped by helicopter somewhere in way northern Alaska.. no one around for 100 miles, and one of the scariest sounds and most peaceful moments was as the sound of the heli faded out. he was out there collecting samples for a few days. i can't even imagine..... I've been 25 miles into desert where the only man-made sound was jet blue three times a day and that in itself after the 3rd day out was so loud...... i enjoy your channel :)

[@clayhayeshunter]

Many thanks

[@jeremypincock323]

The call sounds phenomenal to....!!!!

[@Will7981]

I completely lost track of time watching this video. It flew by. Great video.👍🏻

[@clayhayeshunter]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@DavidJones-ly9bh]

Thanks Clay..something I'd always hoped to experience..put in for New Hampshire tags for a few years..but no luck..several nice deer with bow over the years though!🛶

[@PantelevTV]

Thx Clay for sharing this. At one point in your video I believed hearing your heart beat (approx. 39 min in). You probably carried the gopro at your chest. Your heart rate went along with the moose appointment. Stay safe.

[@journeyman7189]

What an amazing adventure Clay. Some great hunting and incredible memories. What you said at 1hr16min was very true but I do think it takes time to realize it. The true worry is that they may never know it. Nate

[@clayhayeshunter]

Very true

[@stevew2347]

Your content is some of the best anywhere. So close....you didn't want to haul a half ton animal out of the Alaskan bush anyway....lol You are an inspiration Clay.

[@clayhayeshunter]

😜

[@Candacebrookedeutsch]

I live in Alaska and I love it! It’s so beautiful and you can’t beat the hunting and fishing

[@neiljelley8714]

Absolutely incredible footage and adventure.

[@Wblair8772]

A great adventure. I enjoyed the movie length video. When you do get a bull moose, consider saving and drying the front shoulder scapula as they are awesome for scraping the willows to imitate a bull. Nice job on the birch bark cone for calling too.

[@clayhayeshunter]

Thank ya

[@Vikingwerk]

Read your book a couple weeks ago, really enjoyed it.

[@to8860]

Good job Clay....as always!!

[@ryanstibal2938]

Great adventure! At 38:45 in, when the two bulls are in veiw, you can hear your heartbeat in the audio. 😅❤❤❤

[@SteezerZimmer]

Awesome film! looked like a great trip!

[@clayhayeshunter]

It was!

[@bryanmaddox1434]

Great video Brother that is some beautiful country!!!!

[@AndyMaynard-d8l]

Great episode. As always.

[@clayhayeshunter]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@stephenharvey7581]

Maybe someone else mentioned this but you should have been trolling that spoon as you traveled! Awesome videos and informative Thank you so much for inspiring us all

[@clayhayeshunter]

Next time!