Moose 2 & 3!!!! Bear Steals our meat

[@deernutOO]

Thanks for getting the video together of your great hunt. Much appreciated.

[@tananayuut]

Roger, glad to share!

[@buckleyhollembaek8682]

Great show thanks for the videos

[@oneshotme]

You all was a lot cooler than I would have been with a bear taking my food away from the family. I guess it's just part of it. BIG congrats on the 2 large bulls on the last day of your hunt!! It's always great when everyone get meat to put up!! Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@tananayuut]

Haha once it gets dark the alertness sure kicks in

[@tanyajenkins919]

Nice 2 bulls good hunt. Happy freezers 👍

[@tananayuut]

Thanks 👍

[@alaskadiver1]

That’s pretty cool, I have some fake antlers just like those. They work great, awesome video.

[@claytonmorrow1966]

That Going to be good to have meat this winter to eat and good eating. Great job guys thanks for taking use along.

[@tananayuut]

Absolutely, cooking some in the crock pot for dinner today

[@rd4660]

Love the content, greetings from warm Southern California.

[@pensnut08]

You guys are quite the team!!! Good work!!

[@masstrapper7645]

Congratulations on a monster guys. That’s just an unbelievable moose. I’ll bet that the freezers are full now. What a great moose season. 👍👍

[@tananayuut]

Thanks Mass Trapper, You got that right! Freezers are full and it is a good feeling to have meat for the winter

[@alimali2120]

Hello youu monster cannibal guys . Freezers are full but wife is f*cked by an other guy at that time :)

[@alimali2120]

Good hunting :)

[@claytonmorrow1966]

Just like a deer roast in the pot with spuds and carrots and string beans that's making me hungry.

[@rrbernhardt5810]

It's a little like a deer roast, but moose have a much different flavor.

[@klancyjones726]

You guys got some good bulls. Excellent hunt fellas.

[@tananayuut]

Quyana (thank you)

[@tammychrismccormick1901]

Very nice animals good deal

[@jerryjarrell206]

Thanks for sharing that was a great video and I love it

[@tananayuut]

Yes sir, thank you. Good to look back at these videos as well

[@Francis-zm2jc]

Congrats on the successful season.... really enjoy the videos.

[@tananayuut]

Quyana (thank you)

[@theswampfox9584]

Great hunting thanks for sharing 👍🏽

[@tananayuut]

Absolutely!

[@Badback60]

Congrats on a great hunt

[@markroth9827]

Congrats.

[@trapperbob8812]

Thanks for the ride along!

[@tananayuut]

Absolutely trapper bob

[@howler580]

Nice work guys. Full Freezers....and trapping season is soon upon us...

[@tananayuut]

Thanks JR, yes sir, will see you out there and at the ATA meeting tomorrow

[@larisananu166]

Bravo Guys !!

[@toddschultz7477]

Good stuff

[@worldsfastestube7302]

Thanks for taking us hunting

[@georgelaliberte1053]

Great vid guys 👌

[@eltonh8193]

Good job men! Those moose are way bigger than the ones in the prairies of Canada 🇨🇦

[@tananayuut]

Roger, the old burn areas are pretty productive too

[@bigd3454]

Looks good guys 👍👍

[@OLDGRIZZ]

Congratulations on getting Your meat,

[@aktrapper6126]

Nice moose, I notice you are using a dewalt 20 volt chainsaw. I used one to cut up my moose in the field this year. I just cut the bones with it and it worked really good and fast. I have only used veg oil for the bar and no petroleum oil in it ever. Nice tool for both firewood and cutting the big bones.

[@tananayuut]

Roger, next time we will. We have always used a knife to separate one rack of ribs from the vertebrae. Pretty common in the YK delta, I guess nobody around here does it like that. Will demonstrate it next time. Good to know if forget your saw or something. Definitely looking into using saw next time

[@aktrapper6126]

@@tananayuut I use a knife to separate the ribs from the vertebrae as well. I only used the chainsaw for cutting the leg bones, backbone and neck. It makes short work out of the big bones. I've seen people who have the luxury of hanging the whole moose use chainsaws with veg oil to split the moose in half from the tail to the head. I don't have any way to hang the whole moose so I just quarter it so I can handle the pieces in the field. I appreciate your video's and made a set of antlers out of plywood for next year after seeing how well yours worked. Awesome hunting guys.

[@tananayuut]

@@aktrapper6126 Roger, I have seen that once before and it sure looks nice getting it all hung up. Right on, in the videos it doesnt seem to show how close we get. Man what a sight it is! The best moose stalk I have ever done. Hopefully I can get even closer for a bow shot. Hope your preparation for trapping goes well. TJ has already gotten a beaver with a 330

[@joeanderson9431]

CONGRATULATIONS BROTHERS GOOD TO HAVE MEAT FOR THE WINTER, to bad you lost a quarter to a bear; how's that Mt cur pup doing ?? Can't wait to see you guys trap line adventures !!!!

[@tananayuut]

Thanks! Pup is doing well! Blood tracking is going well

[@joeanderson9431]

@@tananayuut that's great to hear; I have no regrets in switching to them for tree climbing critters and general watch dogs for my place, as I said they seem to be naturally adaptive to whatever you want to use them for; looking forward to seeing him/her on the trap line

[@jimmorwood9715]

Nice job boys

[@smallfringeminority6499]

Fantastic video..you guys put out great footage..good job fellas. Are you shooting a 30-06?

[@tananayuut]

Roger, first moose was taken with a .308 700 Remington and the second one with a .30-06 Winchester

[@01jakefry]

I have never seen a moose in person but they look massive congrats

[@scottstorm2862]

would youever take a michigander on a moose hunt.looks super fun haha nice shooting !

[@tananayuut]

Hey Scott, check out last years video Moose Hunt Part 3, Got some Michiganders in there

[@gregorybasargin6610]

Congrats on the nice big moose! Beautiful area you guys have! What width was your guys’s biggest bull ever taken out of there? Thanks for sharing

[@tananayuut]

Roger! Widest antler spread was the 59 3/4” there

[@scottkaercher1733]

I have a 7mm mag but i dont use it much cause it blows the deer apart lol.

[@oneshotme]

Please turn up the volume on your end. Even with my new laptop and KZbin volume at 100% volume it's hard to hear what you're saying. Thanks!!!

[@tananayuut]

Roger, I had turned it up all the way on my end from your suggestions on previous video, not sure what is going on..

[@bigd3454]

👍👍

[@rrbernhardt5810]

What kind of tracks do you recommend running on an Argo for that kind of boggy terrain?

[@tananayuut]

We use Alaska Bush tracks, guy from Wasilla makes them

[@rrbernhardt5810]

@@tananayuut: Thanks!

[@Alaskabuilt_]

1st moose is not upper 50’s 😂It’s would be lucky to make 50” Poor shooting on the second bull. FYI never shoot a moose in the head. The brain is smaller than your fist.

[@tananayuut]

Measured at 57” just so you know

[@Alaskabuilt_]

@@tananayuut what at an angle? You know it’s straight across right?

[@tananayuut]

@@Alaskabuilt_ yes straight across. Second moose was quartering away is what I meant to say

[@Alaskabuilt_]

@@tananayuut camera can be deceiving. By looking at the ears he looks small. Ears are usually are 25-28”s across on a mature bull.

[@tananayuut]

We bring our lower jaws in to the University and they age them using the teeth. Will find out how old they are soon

[@wrappnalaskan]

That was painful to watch... Very sloppy