CHASING GIANT BUCKS AND BIG WALLS - RUNOUT

[@mattcampbell8830]

Good job guys.

[@HardenTheOutdoors]

Love the video! Regained a passion for hunting about 5 years ago and recently fell in love with rock climbing 2 years ago while living in Washington! Awesome to see someone who has the same love of the two and has been able to stay consistent in both!

[@Argali]

Appreciate that!

[@garrettforster7155]

This film is 🔥Brad is such an inspiration and when I’m in my lows of lows of training, hiking, getting ready for hunting season this film really connects with me

[@mtn2coast_outdoors]

Brad I’ve watching your films for years, but this one hit differently. Very inspired by your work ethic and passion for what you love. Incredible film 👊🏻

[@1972Konaboy]

Brother I’m not done yet watching your movie but what a real representation of the grind it takes to support family and chasing what we love to do.

[@justingarant9367]

Man, nice looking route. Definitely a chance. I ate, breathed and slept climbing. Climbing took over my time, I worked in the climbing gym and would chase that next line. But now I’m that I’m 40 yrs old, on the couch, nursing a buggered ankle, watching KZbin and waiting for the days my kids want to climb. That drive that you get once you’re a climber and you actually fall in love with it, doesn’t leave you. I still look at rock faces and go “that’d be a cool climb “ But what’s real funny is that archery is now my drive, my focus and time away for myself. I’m only two seasons into bow hunting and I feel, I know I should’ve found this passion for bowhunting/ archery earlier. But now, I have another drive to succeed and an opportunity to show this valued resource to my kids. Really enjoyed the film, definitely gave me some inspiration. Need to get climbing back in my life more. I can’t wait for that chance at a buck. Hoping this fall 🦌🏹

[@matthewtraver2895]

Passionate Bowhunter and Rock-Rat? Instant Sub. Super awesome to see two of my own passion areas repped by a channel..allows me to get my fix when I'm not in the backcountry! Stoked for more content. Cheers!

[@Argali]

hahaha guilty as charged! thanks for watching.

[@jvon2011]

Such a cool combination of hobbies. I too hunt and climb, and in the modern world, where the surface level "values" of each sport seem to be in direct contrast to each other, I can't help but appreciate those moments when I meet someone who is both a hunter and a climber. I've long been drawn to Brad and his Argali films and perhaps there are some subconscious, overlapping values here to thank. Congrats on the pioneering video capturing this unique crossover!

[@Argali]

Appreciate the comment and for watching

[@bradcook6807]

I had no idea you climbed. Im psyched to see more combo films

[@justinjohnson4325]

Great film!

[@tonymorrison5023]

Great film

[@jdking25]

Absolutely amazing film Argali. I also love climbing as a hobby along with my hunting adventures!

[@LouieJensen-bp9iv]

I appreciate your passion and drive in everything you do. Great film showing the lows and the highs but never giving up that’s what sets you apart. Now I’m waiting for part two that shows you climbing to the top of that rock keep grinding away and never give up!

[@Argali]

hahaha thanks Louie!

[@jefffremont9160]

Nice filming and a great buck. Hard work payed off.👍

[@rfcorreiaiv]

I can appreciate both your passions and damn.....that's some beautiful land to hunt.

[@Argali]

Agreed!

[@jeremyedwards4832]

Argali !!!

[@opencountryhunter]

Great film Brad! Very inspirational! Stay strong!

[@Argali]

thanks B!

[@joelparsons608]

Living life to the fullest, Awesome and Inspiring!

[@travisvannoy9916]

Well done.

[@doughyde4069]

Enjoyed. Thanks for sharing and motivating to keep working amongst setbacks!

[@huntman834]

Great video Brad! Im also from the Boise area, its really cool getting to see place's close to home in such awesome videos. So for you loving all the same places I do, thank you

[@Argali]

thanks for watching and appreciate the note

[@deanbrantley]

State of Flow is a rare thing that a large part of people will never expererience. I can count on one hand in 10 years of mtn biking how many times ive felt it. Im a "trad dad" now but i know the struggle very well. Used to hike miles in to work on this 5.11.s route. Hours and hours in the gym and hangboard. Got it right before i stopped climbing. Thanks for taking us along.

[@Argali]

Appreciate the note!

[@herpingmad145]

Phenomenal film. I really enjoyed it. Is that at the same crag as “silent but deadly”?

[@Argali]

yup! Leslie Gulch

[@andrewleonard4490]

Good job!

[@davidfleer5307]

Great story about you, as long as you are capable keep doing your best. It doesn’t happen to everyone but something can always change your life around and you can’t physically do everything even though you tried to live healthy. And yes an understanding family helps ✌🏻👍🇺🇸

[@Argali]

thanks for watching!

[@DialedinHunter]

That's what's up! Nice work gentlemen!

[@Argali]

My man!

[@nicktrehearne5247]

Great stuff 🤙🏻

[@Argali]

thanks Nick!

[@plexuswoodworks1771]

For context. Whats the grade of the route?

[@Argali]

13a/b depending on who you ask

[@plexuswoodworks1771]

Nice. I feel Mule deer with a bow is 5.13 + ha

[@Theiliteritesbian]

I thought this was about climbing mts to go hunt stuff. Its about Brad. What on earth.

[@torreyintahoe]

I didn't see any big wall climbing, just sport climbing.

[@Intermtn9736]

Is this about hunting/climbing, the brand, or about you? Seems like the latter…