Alaska Moose Hunt - GIANT DIY Bull Moose & BONUS Black Bear | THE ADVISORS : Lake Monsters Part 2

[@codyharkins303]

As much as i understand wounding animals is a chance while hunting the second you hit an animal no matter lethal or not that animal is the end to your season so you gotta find it… just the right thing to do. Pretty sure 90% of guides work the same way

[@bobr6522]

💯

[@sethmoore3040]

What an incredible moose! Having a brother myself makes me really appreciate this film.

[@h4l414]

Great movie that doesn't edit the pitfalls of hunting that lead to the ultimate triumph of tackling your goal in America's most extreme outback.

[@huntinfool_official]

We considered cutting a lot out of this film but ultimately hoped the viewers would appreciate seeing the real side of things. Glad you enjoyed the film.

[@h4l414]

@huntinfool_official Thank you, the truth is always more interesting and relatable to us everyday hunters.

[@wardjjustin]

Pretty awesome to see the impact, Jerrods dad had on everyone. You can’t say he wasn’t watching over you guys on that final day. Love seeing the raw emotion behind the hunts! Thanks for bringing us along Huntin Fool crew!

[@huntinfool_official]

He was a special man.

[@fdtremblay]

To each their own ethic and values... but after wounding an animal like that it's either search and kill that animal for the rest of the trip or consider myself taggued out. Awesome imagery nevertheless...

[@JimYeats]

Right? And then going for a 700+ yard shot that they’re clearly not capable of taking. How many rounds did it take? 6?

[@dennymangum9567]

What a great emotional hunt. I love the video editing and feel like I’m part of the crew on this hunt. Way to stick with it boys, comments are interesting but people should just stick to what they know. You boys know how to get it done!!!!

[@justindownes7578]

Great video. Sorry for the loss of your friend's dad. Thanks for sharing.

[@huntinfool_official]

Thank you Justin

[@mattboudro8758]

Congrats. Amazing story. Thanks HF

[@crowtubecrozier2857]

I'M proud of you!!! Nothing like being in the woods, missing your best friend. I know, his ashes are at my camp.

[@crowtubecrozier2857]

What a monster!!! Great job

[@Bristol68]

Hunting and Fishing in Alaska is an incredible experience. Thanks for putting together a great video.

[@huntinfool_official]

Agreed, thanks for watching!

[@ckling2283]

This is a dream hunt of mine! I will get to experience it in a few years.

[@huntinfool_official]

Awesome! Let us know if you need any help with planning and logistics. It can be a lot on these moose hunts.

[@Isaac_SimanBrothersOutdoors]

I watch ALOT of youtube hunting content...... i will say these two episodes are at the very top tier of story telling and cinematography i have ever seen. Love it.

[@huntinfool_official]

Thank you Isaac, that means a lot! These were probably my favorite two films that I have done in a long time. The storyline, location, and emotion of the hunt made it a unique and interesting story to tell. -Brady

[@opencountryhunter]

Great job! Congrats!

[@jamesforgette4456]

Great job guys Sucks to loose a wounded animal but that is hunting. Way to stick with it

[@JasmineGreen-]

Can’t wait to get a moose of my own one day 🤞🏼

[@dombaum1903]

Wow, and not in a good way !

[@caseymenadelook]

Awesome moose!

[@BobbyScott248]

The highs and lows of hunting! Magic happens sometimes and you got to experience that!

[@DrJAFey]

Dream hunt right here

[@EricThompsonClimber]

This was hard to watch, honor that animals life with clean quick kills and let it run if you don't have a very clean shot. This was a display of poor sportsmanship.

[@mickeywaymire1662]

Great video of how hunting really is, not all shots are fatal and animals are tuff

[@huntinfool_official]

We considered cutting a lot out of this film but ultimately hoped the viewers would appreciate seeing the real side of things. Glad you enjoyed the film. Moose are especially tough, and there's plenty of things we would do differently the second go round!

[@juanortiz3388]

Love ur video such a wonderful place so majestic the deer walking through the water looks amazing the view is so beautiful great job there 👏👏👍🦾👻🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@robktellwild9648]

Shooting an expandable b'head at a moose is just f'ing STUPID.

[@hartelfamadventures4921]

Tank! Good poke

[@ShooterAK]

having 1 eye is a blessing and a curse as are many other situations that are such. you dont have to close the other eye when scoping, glassing, sighting.

[@brazzy1467]

What caliber did you use?

[@huntinfool_official]

.300 win mag

[@Fishingh]

Some of the most unethical hunting I’ve ever seen.

[@COREYDEER]

Yup. All these people congratulating him. Pretty sad.

[@JimYeats]

Absolutely. You notch your tag when you put two arrows in a big game animal and know it’s going to die. You then close the distance when you’re clearly incapable of shooting that distance.

[@maxkarl1546]

A quartering too shot an a moose with a bow ??? You thought that 😂as going to work out? Come on man

[@RudyHassallPMP]

As a hunter who has never set foot in Alaska, I can only imagine the thrill and challenge of embarking on a DIY moose hunt in the vast Alaskan wilderness. The idea of venturing into an area accessible only by float plane, with the goal of finding a trophy moose with a 50-inch or better requirement, is both daunting and exhilarating. Isaiah and his brother Caleb's adventure epitomizes the essence of true wilderness hunting. In the first part of their journey, Caleb's success in harvesting a 60+ inch bull set a high bar. The anticipation and pressure for Isaiah to match his brother's achievement must have been immense. The close call with bow hunting and the successful rifle shot on a black bear along the beach added layers of excitement and camaraderie to their expedition. It's moments like these that lift the spirits and fuel the determination to keep pushing forward, even when the odds seem stacked against you. As the clock ticked down on the final day, the sighting of a giant bull moose must have felt like a dream. The brothers' ability to strategize and make long shots while the moose stood in the lake showcases their skill and perseverance. The culmination of their efforts with not one, but two 60+ inch Lake Monsters, and a bonus black bear, is nothing short of a hunter's dream come true. This story is a testament to the rewards of hard work, patience, and the unbreakable bond between hunting partners. For anyone considering a moose hunt in Alaska, Isaiah and Caleb's experience serves as an inspiring reminder of what awaits in the untamed wilderness. Thank you for sharing these stories with us.

[@huntinfool_official]

Thank you for the comment Rudy! Glad you enjoyed the films.

[@destrywilcox6534]

Such a cool adventure. So close with the bow tough animals.

[@Braxtonfontes14]

I was the winner of the mkc knife and the jacket, how do I get those sent over to me, thank you

[@Braxtonfontes14]

These guys always have the best hunting shows

[@matthewwhite1668]

Brady, you knocked this out of the park! The way you were able to capture and put this together is amazing! Capturing Isaiah’s emotion like this shows who he is and how much he cares about the people in his life! Well done!

[@huntinfool_official]

Thanks Matt!

[@HoltzOutdoors]

Amazing Film!

[@huntinfool_official]

Thanks Logan!

[@muc100]

Wicked hunt..Congrats...Don't listen to the haters about the unethical crap. You did your best, looked for the bull. You are 100% correct in the video, if you hunt long enough you will unfortunately wound some and they will get away. That's hunting, especially with a bow.

[@daniel318]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this hunt with my family. The emotions shown are much appreciated.

[@huntingwithdennis5083]

Nice 😮

[@tal-ck2eu]

Congrats! Great moose.

[@JarretC-g9k]

What an epic adventure, thanks for taking us along! 10 days in the backcountry is a life changing event; we only get so many of those

[@huntinfool_official]

Very true!

[@crowtubecrozier2857]

I've found three deer in my time in the woods hunting with an arrow stuck in it. I really appreciate bow hunting, but i hate it.

[@Nwhunter]

@@crowtubecrozier2857 far more deer are lost during rifle seasons.

[@andymicka9065]

I agree it's easy to notice an arrow but really difficult to find a bullet wound on an older carcass. No telling how many animals I've found had died from gunshots.

[@MrGarymuldoon]

@@Nwhunter ummm okay but now you have to be truthful and put that into perspective as to why. There’s 500 rifle hunters for every bow so ya that’s how numbers work but percentage perspective not a chance. Either way both categories come down to morons shooting beyond their capabilities with zero regard for wildlife and most continue hunting. Blows my mind how many pick up bows cuz there’s an earlier season and have no clue what they’re doing though.

[@andymicka9065]

@@MrGarymuldoon not to be argumentive but data shows it's about 3 to 1 when looking at deer hunters. 9.5 mill to 3.5 mill I do completely agree that way too many people are archery hunting that shouldn't be.

[@cooldad895hess8]

Ignore all the pansies with their ethical bull sh**. They’ve obviously never hunted to even have the right to form an opinion. What a cool moose you got in the end. He had a bit of a non-typical look to him. Totally cool and an opportunity of a lifetime many will never have. Thanks for sharing guy’s!

[@MrGarymuldoon]

Which is majority? Sounds like we got another clown who cares more about opportunity then making sure they’re a precision shot to end the animals life respectively. Clown.

[@briananderson6828]

“Pansies?” I live in AK and am an avid hunter myself! I have 5 daughters and have taught them that hunting and taking an animals life is a privilege! This is totally unethical and what gives hunting a bad reputation. Your ignorance is astounding with your comment of “never hunted to even have the right to form an opinion.” I would dare bet that a majority of guides and hunters agree.

[@cooldad895hess8]

@ you’re certainly allowed to have an opinion. You’re clearly on a very high horse and might come off it where the majority of hunters are. Anyone who’s hunted a lot knows that circumstances aren’t always perfect. Guess you haven’t that much if you think they are. Being from Alaska doesn’t make a lick of difference knowing what hunting entails. I would be willing to bet most guides would agree. 😉

[@MrGarymuldoon]

@@cooldad895hess8 looks like everyone that’s gives a crap actually hunts and cares how we’re perceived by society so we don’t have more of a battle against us but some just don’t have the iq to grasp that lol

[@trevinsoderstrom2167]

🙌

[@johnbox6216]

Man Alaska looks cool. Thanks for the video.

[@huntinfool_official]

It is very cool, it can also be very nasty. We were lucky with weather on this trip.

[@jasonthomas907]

This is a true dream hunt! Congrats!

[@jacksontinkle6482]

Love the content you guys put out!! Awesome Hunt!!

[@huntinfool_official]

Thanks for watching Jackson!

[@adamtyner1944]

I gotta know...Isaiah, did you put the leaf in the binos or did it organically get there?! Stud moose for both you guys!

[@huntinfool_official]

That thing was in there all morning. We were laughing so hard because he still didn't know what we were talking about when we pointed it out!

[@travisvannoy9916]

What an incredible hunt. Negative comments be damned. Nice work fellas

[@huntinfool_official]

Thanks Travis, we wouldn't have posted this if we didn't want the negative comments. Unfortunately a lot of them make a valid point, if we could do it again we would change a lot of things, but at the end of the day we did our best and hunted by the law. We wanted to share what happened, and expose a side of hunting that is all too common, and often hidden. Thanks for watching.

[@briananderson6828]

Although “by the law” doesn’t make it ethically right! I think you guys are poor sportsman and basically gross. I am an Alaskan and hunt every season being moose, caribou, sheep and bear!

[@justinjohnson4325]

Wow

[@kytarbell7408]

Monster

[@CorsonLipke]

Great videos guys!!

[@huntinfool_official]

Thanks Corson!

[@crookedridgephotography2797]

Man that’s an awesome end to a hard hunt! Incredible story. Thanks for sharing!! Congrats on a hammer bull! Definitely what dreams are made of

[@FrankBeaulieu-f7i]

Unbelievable film to watch guys, the true story of a hunt and how it unfolds including the emotional ups and downs is not often captured like this.Thanks for sharing. That moose was an absolute TANKK! Hope to experience an adventure like this one with my three young boys some day!

[@huntinfool_official]

Thank you Frank, and we hope you do as well! Let us know if you ever need any help planning the trip.

[@huntinfool_official]

Congratulations! You've been chosen as a secondary winner for the giveaway. All you have to do it reach out to [e-mail] and we'll have a Stone Glacier jacket headed your way. Thanks for watching our films!

[@iansee89]

Great video! It's always a hard choice to keep hunting after wounding an animal.

[@JimYeats]

It’s not. It’s a poor choice. You can do what’s easy or what’s right. They killed that first moose and didn’t notch their tag.

[@Mooseracks]

170 yards...easy shot behind the ear

[@bmcwhorter88]

Great content as always!

[@huntinfool_official]

Thanks for watching it!

[@sarjeant503]

What an incredible adventure, and to do it with family is so special! Congratulations fellas well done. 🤙

[@huntinfool_official]

Thank you! Spending time in the woods with family is irreplaceable.

[@Mike69108]

I LOVE IT!!!!

[@Braxtonfontes14]

Great video, Iove how you admit that you make a bad shot, it happened to everybody that hunts congrats on the mister bull

[@huntinfool_official]

It happens, we're not proud of it, and we'd do things differently on the next go-round. However, we do not want to hide our mistakes and only show the successful side of hunting, even when it was a poor judgement call at the end of the day.

[@Braxtonfontes14]

@@huntinfool_official I respect the heck out of that

[@MarcelPoirier-j8d]

You should take up golfing ,that was unethical, you owe it to those animals to give them an qwick kill

[@joehamilton52]

Great video!

[@huntinfool_official]

Thanks Joe!

[@laynetheboysoutdoors508]

That bull is so sick

[@WyoHomeing]

Great hunt boys

[@chriscarroll6355]

Some nice bulls, sorry about your friends dad. Although I understand the highs and lows of bow hunting, I'm fairly certain that if you wound an animal, you are officially tagged out. I dunno if you tube is a good idea if the wrong people see this.

[@huntinfool_official]

As far as ethics are concerned, that is a good rule to hunt by. However, in almost all units of Alaska the law is to make every reasonable effort to retrieve that animal. If you cannot, you can keep hunting. We searched for him the rest of that day and the next, and were unable to track him in the given terrain. If the law stated otherwise we certainly wouldn't continue hunting.

[@lukeseymour1018]

@@huntinfool_officialthat is only true in certain units for certain game species. Like if you’re hunting for black bear in certain areas and wound one and can’t find it you can keep hunting, but for the most part here in Alaska if you wound an animal and can’t retrieve it you are tagged out. I would really look into the regulations for where you guys were at cause I’d be shocked if what you said actually applies towards moose

[@Nwhunter]

That is some terrible shooting.... pretty crazy your actually filmed it

[@owenveltman7329]

Not exactly one shot wonders but they’re displaying it honestly as it happened which you’ve got to respect. You can’t tell me every single animal you’ve ever shot only took one attempt. Shit happens, they still got the animals they were chasing bar the bow bull, which was a case of bad luck. Looked like 2 pretty good shots to me but the bull just swallowed em. Good video boys

[@lambo288]

It’s a harsh reality of the moment and hunting. Nobody wants to admit it. But it’s far more prevalent than what TV depicts. Credit due here to be fair.

[@Nwhunter]

@owenveltman7329 I don't shoot past 400 with my rifle. I've never needed multiple rounds and then spined it on my 5th out of shit house luck like this guy. Obviously that moose was well over his effective Range.

[@Wreck6987]

These things happen. But he did say he’s deadly with a rifle just didn’t think it would be after emptying the rifle lol.

[@markmckenzie1605]

Well done guys. Great hunting and great times had. Thanks for sharing.

[@billreedy4467]

Still one of my dream hunts to go after a trophy moose. Congrats on the nice bull and bear bonus.

[@huntinfool_official]

It's a good dream. Let us know if we can help you with the planning process when that time comes!

[@huntinfool_official]

Congratulations! You've been chosen as a secondary winner for the giveaway. All you have to do it reach out to [e-mail] and we'll have a Stone Glacier jacket headed your way. Thanks for watching our films!

[@Braxtonfontes14]

Awesome bear and moose

[@huntinfool_official]

Congratulations Braxton! You've been chosen as our primary winner for the giveaway. All you have to do it reach out to [e-mail] and let him know, and we'll have a knife and a Stone Glacier jacket headed your way. Thanks for watching our films!

[@briananderson6828]

As an avid hunter myself, I fully disagree with your decision to continue hunting after you made a “non-lethal” shot. First, describe “non-lethal.” The animal will most likely die from infection or Just the fact that he’s wounded and will not be able to defend himself from predators. I agree with other comments on here, once you have wounded an animal that is your animal, whether you find it or not! I think you guys are disgusting.

[@AngelJaramillo-mm8bv]

Great video, thanks for sharing HF! Just purchased a single ticket to build your Dream hunt.

[@huntinfool_official]

Love to hear it, good luck!

[@huntinfool_official]

It may not be as exciting as the Build Your Dream Hunt Giveaway, but you've been chosen as a secondary winner for the KZbin giveaway! All you have to do it reach out to [e-mail] and we'll have a Stone Glacier jacket headed your way. Thanks for watching our films!

[@jacqueriahmadden7412]

Look forward to these

[@huntinfool_official]

Congratulations! You've been chosen as a secondary winner for the giveaway. All you have to do it reach out to [e-mail] and we'll have a Stone Glacier jacket headed your way. Thanks for watching our films!

[@lukeu6672]

Bulls leg is clearly blocking vitals, chunks the arrow into it anyway… “good hit”.. Nonetheless good story telling and production of the video.

[@huntinfool_official]

Thanks Luke, if we could do it again, we would definitely do things differently. Glad you enjoyed the film.

[@Mooseracks]

It happens MORE OFTEN THAN PEOPLE THINK....while hunting moose, we seen animals with arrows sticking out of them.... I've hunted moose for 50 years with a rifle...NEVVVVVVVVEEEEERRR lost a moose

[@MrGarymuldoon]

It happens so much and it’s disgusting. So many go out and use a bow with hardly any experience or shoot rifles beyond their capabilities. Hear of atleast 10-15 animals wounded annually just through word of mouth. Can’t imagine the rest of the population in my area let alone the country.

[@loganmorton9304]

Jesus

[@gmAdventure997]

What were your arrow specs? Grains, broadhead , etc. Nothing but respect for anyone that uses a bow!

[@jesseshoemaker7962]

These two give hunters a super bad name that’s some of the worst ethics I ever ever seen on film I am bad but even I have limits

[@skodjere]

What could have been a fantastic video to watch, but at several turns you made choices that were irresponsible and unethical. I hope you learn, this is not the way.

[@tbdsere]

Hope you guys get a call from adfg after this. Wounding a moose the way you did counts towards your bag limit.

[@mllw08]

Jesus , just winging shots at evert thing you see. The moose shoot should have never been taken.

[@samamato1855]

Great filming. Horrible shooting and in my opinion not very ethical.

[@quigleyoutside]

Congrats on a trophy of a life time?