Hunt Of A Lifetime: How Much Does It Cost To Hunt Alaska? | Raised Hunting Podcast

[@IARacksandBirds]

Great podcast, Love the stories and all the info... Would love to have a similar situation with somebody from the west doing elk hunts.

[@RaisedHuntingPodcast]

We appreciate it man! That would be a great situation and a great podcast topic as well!

[@Tdewees-d6o]

This was one of the best ones so far. You guys asked so many questions I have had for a long time for outfitters on big hunts like that. Really enjoyed it very much. Look forward to the next one.

[@Isaiahb876]

Great video! Could you talk about how you would hunt a velvet buck without access to a field if you had the chance? We have a three day season next weekend for them in TN. We have mostly hills and hardwoods in my area.

[@RaisedHuntingPodcast]

we appreciate it Isaiah! We already have an episode in the works for next week. However, if you send us an email to [e-mail] with some more information about the land you are hunting, we can try and give you an answer!

[@The.chase.productions]

Great podcast guys, actually been curious about this subject so who better to listen to explain it?

[@RaisedHuntingPodcast]

Well we are glad we got you some information! Hopefully it very very insightful!

[@jeremyrupczyk]

Moose is on my bucket list but probably not in Alaska for as much as it costs there. 😢. Great video thanks guys!

[@RaisedHuntingPodcast]

Moose is on David's bucket list for sure!

[@jamesmaass9060]

Another great video keep em coming

[@RaisedHuntingPodcast]

That is our plan! We appreciate the support and glad you are enjoying the podcast!

[@EricS_007_]

When I win the lottery I’ll be heading to Alaska! 😂

[@RaisedHuntingPodcast]

Start stacking up those tickets 😂

[@BnBCustomGameCalls]

Glad to get another good one for the week Love all the info shared. Great people great topics

[@RaisedHuntingPodcast]

We appreciate it! We thought it would be a very informative and entertaining podcast!

[@WilliamAyers-sp4tt]

Another great episode guys. It is great to hear stories about this type of hunting. I know I will never be able to afford a hunt like this, but you can live it through the stories of other people. Keep them coming.

[@RaisedHuntingPodcast]

It is was really amazing to hear about the process of what hunts in Alaska are like, especially from the guides perspective. It would for sure be a challenge for a lot of hunters to be able to afford it. We appreciate the support on the podcast!

[@ericrobards1209]

Awesome pod guys cool hearing from Alaskan guides can only imagine what the stories he can tell!

[@RaisedHuntingPodcast]

They were some pretty cool stories and we know his ones from Africa will be cool as well!

[@coltongibson7519]

Awesome podcast. Really got me thinking about a moose hunt but def gonna have to start saving now at 24😂 back to whitetail for now. Question about deer management. Kentucky born and raised as stated 24 yo. My specific area the deer numbers are extremely good especially our farm. But the age class is very poor. 2/3 yos are plentiful 4/5+ not so much. Hunting 500 acres plus a few permission farms. What’s one thing you can do to help keep deer on ur farm to prevent them wondering off at that 3/4 yo range. Our bucks fully mature at 4/5 are around 150-170. Some greater but it’s next to impossible and almost unheard of to see a 5+ in my specific area.

[@RaisedHuntingPodcast]

We appreciate it Colton! Get that savings account rolling and you will hopefully have that saved up! If you send us this info to [e-mail], we can hopefully give you a more in-depth answer!

[@coltongibson7519]

@@RaisedHuntingPodcast thanks! Sent it in

[@marshallmcelhose612]

Love the pod fellas. I am curious to know what gear you always take with you or have on you when going to the tree. from bows to arrows to whats in your bags.

[@RaisedHuntingPodcast]

That would be a good podcast topic! I am sure we can also do some social tips on that as well!

[@dabeav2254]

Warren, that was a great question about how you come back and fit into society. Sam is an APEX predator when he comes home. We take him out for dinner or go shopping and his head is on a swivel. He is watching for any attack coming. It takes him time to come back to earth. But he is a survivor and protector. He's an APEX predator it's just it sleeps for months at a time. Sam's Dad