RYAN LAMPERS & BRIAN CALL GEAR DUMP | SPRING BEAR SEASON 🎙️ EP. 838

[@josephbaker4319]

2 more days untill a 9 day ID spring bear hunt! Good luck this spring guys!

[@jero1918]

Lots of luck to you!

[@cjgambill]

good luck!

[@everythingloud4068]

Love the videos I've been watching for years. i download a bunch of your podcasts, and it gets me through the workday. My favorites are the podcasts with Aaron, Corey, lampers, or livesay

[@jero1918]

9 more days until a 9 day idaho spring bear hunt! ;)

[@josephbaker4319]

Good luck man safe hunting!!!!

[@paulheberling2750]

Less go!

[@klajoye481]

Same!! Hoping to guess the snow levels haha. Good luck

[@markcall6799]

In this video you guys said you use the Steripen for water purification rather than filters or pumps and I see you using the Steripen in the hunt videos. Could you do a video on how you transport water from rivers and creek bottoms to mountain top camps and do you carry that water in designated water bags so that you never put clean water in those same bags?

[@williamharvey3658]

Love the gear dump. I listened to the podcast and decided I needed to watch it

[@matttezak2334]

This is awesome! Great video and great information for sure. Thanks guys see ya soon

[@georgevalentine9320]

Great review just before spring bear season! Good luck this year.

[@alexfrazier88]

April 19th driving VA->ID let’s get after it boys!!

[@tysobol]

Perfect timing for this video! Can't wait to get out looking for them next week

[@mikehobbs7421]

One of the best gear dump videos ever! Very versatile to many hunting applications cheers from Canada eh. 🍻🇨🇦👍🏻

[@davidmonnin2792]

Later season, high country hunts, give me the Wild Rock! Crispi Boots rock!!

[@J.Workman]

If they had a bear hunt for every gear dump they got I could actually watch bear hunting!

[@cjgambill]

Thanks for the content, appreciate it!

[@codywilliams9221]

Great video! Brian sitting standing in the background with his pipes falling out of his shirt was a bit intimidating but other than that great work guys.

[@slynn5138]

Brian, as someone who used to suffer from hyperhidrosis I suggest you look into getting your sympathetic nerve chain clamped. I did this over 20 years ago and it was the best decision.

[@realvalley_outdoors]

Awesome film….its amazing how the terrain in Alaska resembles the east coast of the continent, especially Newfoundland and Labrador! (Eastern province in Canada). Can’t wait for part 2!

[@johnnythevis9486]

The Lapponia 3s will definitely be solving the traction issues of the Lapponia 2s - I’m thinking you guys might’ve had some influence there!

[@Cj-yf4qy]

In this video you guys talk about the seek outside stove. I thought I’ve seen a video where Ryan was talking about a different brand of stove he liked a lot. Maybe Argali? What do you guys prefer for a stove?

[@pastorjonfrohms]

Have you guys ever tried Kenetrek boots? Love mine just wondering what your take is on them?

[@austinjohn21]

Do you use the Alpacka dry bags? If so what size for the Caribou? Do you use the Cargo fly?

[@tallen4880]

Woken up on 3 separate occasions with the foot box and my socks frozen to the bottom of my tent (high country Colorado). Ended up ruining the Hornet 2 twice. Can’t wait to try this sleeping bag y’all had a hand in. Appreciate y’all. 👍

[@Human-b9c]

Gritty you guys always recommend the Kahtoola micro spikes. I found another brand called the Hillsound Trail Crampon Ultra. They look almost identical to the Kahtoola but have more spikes and the spikes themselves are longer, particularly the ones on the heel. They also include a Velcro strap that helps keep the spikes secured to your boots. I’m just curious what your thoughts are on the longer spikes. Would they be more beneficial or if there’s something I’m not thinking of that would make them an annoyance. Like walking on hard rocky surfaces, in my mind if the spikes become stilts it’s as simple as slipping the spikes off when they become a hinderance.

[@jerimiahellis2002]

Have you guys thought about having your tipi pole converted into your paddle? Also are you freeze drying your steaks raw or cooked?

[@GrittyGearAndPodcast]

I would hate to break my tipi center pole while using it as a paddle. We are cooking the meat and then thin slicing it before we freeze dry it.

[@austinjohn21]

What size of bag should someone get to put the Peax Tent in?

[@GrittyGearAndPodcast]

A 10L bag is plenty big to put the tipi in.

[@parkerbattista7630]

How long of a paddle are we talking?

[@parkerbattista7630]

How long is your aqua bound whiskey?

[@TH1NOR]

no camera gear in decription, will it be covered in video....hmm

[@huntthedistance]

What didn’t you show the elk?

[@KennysCrap]

Im real curious about the change in diet your talking about that you have noticed a big diffrence in the bran fog . Pushing the 58 mark and the fog is turning into more of a hurricane and sometimes its flat out hard to keep the light house lit if you know what i mean.

[@jero1918]

Do you leave the paws on hides you use to throw on chairs and tables or do you remove them?

[@GrittyGearAndPodcast]

I have some hides with paws and some without. At this stage, I like to collect the claws and keep the hides without the paws.

[@jero1918]

@@GrittyGearAndPodcast Heck yeah thanx!

[@DanFred-3]

Claws make cool necklaces. They make a great addition to European buck &/or bull mounts. Also, claws aren’t too comfortable if your hide is draped over a chair or couch.

[@nickkolar8183]

Did yall delete this and re-post it? I’m having some Deja vu

[@GrittyGearAndPodcast]

Yes, this was online for one day and then it came down. We had some technical issues. 👍🏼

[@toddhamiton1077]

I appreciate you guys showing us what you take. Some thing must've changed with dark energy chargers because me and my friend got one off the amazing recommendations of your channel and others -don't get it -absolute garbage good for 1 cell phone charge backed dieing. My hunting partner bought one too. It's junk. My Temu $7 charger holds 4 more charges than this $100 Citiot device. You got me good guys I hope they pay enough to recommend crap. Now even the gear dump videos I have to take with a grain of salt. KZbin has really helped the hunting community.

[@GrittyGearAndPodcast]

Weird. We have new and old chargers from Dark Energy and they have worked great. About 2 years ago Brad had the orange one fail, but other than that they have all been really good. We have definitely put them through the paces in hot and cold weather over the years.

[@peterscott133]

Ryan ,how often do you need to get a new laponia?

[@jero1918]

I hunt a lot, not as much as ryan, and mine lasted 3 years. I still use em for other outdoor activities that aren't hunting like summer fishing and gardening.

[@GrittyGearAndPodcast]

You will get around 1300-1600 miles out of the Lapponia.

[@christinacarmenate2919]

WIFE WAS PROBABLY LOW ON SALT! SALT IS VERY IMPORTANT ON KETO AND CARNIVOR

[@ramos208]

No info on your camera gear?

[@GrittyGearAndPodcast]

We will be doing a camera gear podcast in the future.

[@matthewweir3207]

What grey sweater/hoodie is that??!!

[@GrittyGearAndPodcast]

Duckworth: Powder Hoodie

[@brentwright460]

Brian & Ryan, what is your favorite bullet for Bear Hunting?

[@GrittyGearAndPodcast]

We have been running the 130gr Swift Scirocco out of the Weatherby 6.5 RPM. It has good accuracy and performance.

[@brentwright460]

@@GrittyGearAndPodcast Thank you.

[@MagnumArrowArchery]

💪🏽🇺🇸🏹

[@bobwilliams3634]

What predator call does Ryan use?

[@GrittyGearAndPodcast]

We have been using the Phelps fawn/jack or cottontail predator call

[@ryan6937]

Great video but I wish you guys included clothing.

[@JakeRyan-k6h]

CRISPI= 2/3 of a Nick's or White's, but only last a season or two.

[@bobtosi9346]

@briancall @stealthyhunter do you guys plan on going out again with Cal?

[@GrittyGearAndPodcast]

We went on a hunt once-back in 2021. Was a great hunt. But we do not have any hunts planned for the future.

[@Gotjits0156]

Cut the paddles off the stick, drill a hole in em, and tie em together with parachute chord. 1 paddle per hand. It works just fine, and saves a ton of weight and space. You're welcome. 😊 -Frmr wa state trailblazer used to stocking alpine lakes.

[@glenhoddinott3799]

This would be an absolute nightmare in a heavy raft packed with meat and gear and trying to cross a fast flowing river or creek.