Alaskan Moose Hunt BIGGEST MOOSE WE HAVE EVER SEEN!!!!!! - Stuck N The Rut 113

[@WildmanPB]

Great job ! My wife and I are lifelong Alaskans and have a homestead on the Yetna river we hunt moose as a team and she is the best hunting partner I've ever had.Its nice to see young couples hunting and processing there game together. Good luck and God Bless.

[@recemottashed8114]

That’s amazing, I’m very jealous of you n your wife haha. Ever since I was little I just loved Alaska’s environment, just everything about it. I really want to move there some day, but some advice would sure help (if you don’t mind). Does it cost a lot of money to live in Alaska? I feel like maybe getting over there and getting settled would be pricey at first, but once you’re settled, is it pretty laid back after that? I’m only 22 so I have some time to save money and all. Thank you, and be safe out there!

[@10duders]

that's his sister

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you all for watching our 113th hunting episode. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

[@conradcarr8879]

What kind of game bags are they using?

[@toddblankenship4536]

Are those white socks or regular mosquito's? I know when we Caribou hunting them white socks were unreal....left welts for a month 😀. Great Bull, look forward to more videos from Alaska.

[@chrisw5150]

@@georgiamoore5315 STFU

[@Stuckntherut1]

@@conradcarr8879 Kuiu game bags hold up well.

[@Stuckntherut1]

@@toddblankenship4536 Thank you, yes, the bugs are horrible

[@jonporter363]

Great hunt guys! Thanks for the content Stuck N the Rut and your ability foster positive conversations around what we do. We need more people like you guys, helping to dispel the negative attention that surrounds the hunting world.

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you for watching and your support!!!

[@selfaware114]

Jon Porter oh the world thinks that there food comes from the tooth fairy .

[@Sammersone]

Omg, I am so jealous of y'all. Blessings to your family, may your hunts be ever more successful

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you!

[@chopsyoutube]

@@mlm7609 exactly

[@8626John]

Why do anti-hunters watch hunting videos and then post vile comments? And where do these people think the meat they buy at the store comes from? Someone had to kill it; at least hunters are willing to take the responsibility for killing the animals they eat. And, finally, hunters have done far more to support game and nongame animals than any of these bunny huggers have ever done through their license fees and the taxes they pay on the equipment they purchase. Keep up the great work, you two!

[@DirtySouth69]

The anti hunters typically dont know a thing about animals or what they need to survive they just spout of nonsense about hunters being killers and living in the past. Hunting is extremely beneficial to the animals and their populations need to be kept in check. Look how many accidents whitetail deer cause every year ( not to say it's their fault cause, it isn't) it's an extremely high number and I'm pretty sure if you based it on deaths alone they could probably be considered the most dangerous. Without hunter the number would double and triple eventually.

[@davidsomerset8411]

Thats because they have been dumbed down and force feed the globalists agenda in the democratic school system. And they really think they are being caring noble people...they dont have a clue.

[@fishyboi-deadlybtw2240]

True

[@mansnotprot1544]

Nah its just gay to hunt for trophies with modern weapons. If you want an ego trip go kill a bear with a spear 1 on 1 lol. That would actually be impressive.

[@ericberensen4528]

FUCK. ALWAYS. THE. #1. HURT'N. CITY. #1. SLICKERS. LOL LOL. EVERY. TIME. LOL 🍳😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😎🍻🍻🍻

[@bryanclapp1241]

Nice Moose Hunt !! I remember as a boy hunting with my Dad going by horse 13 miles back into the Teton wilderness to get our meat for the year. Their were 3 of us with 6 horses getting 3 elk. It's a memory I'll never forget. Thanks so much for this Hunt.

[@justa3v619]

living the life. thanks for letting us watch it. just came across your channel so ive got a lot of catching up to do

[@magwamagwa45110]

what a awesome family hunt I loved how the two of you bantered back and forth all in good fun times like these are to be treasured forever thank you for sharing....

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@JAYY84-12]

Kool as long as they're hunting for food or meat its awesome to see the adventure they live by.

[@biggieredred]

Great video! Absolutely beautiful bull! I really liked the time lapse of butchering the moose. Even getting the rib meat, thank you for using the whole animal!

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you for watching and for your support!!!

[@thestormchasingconservativ6999]

My great aunt and uncle lived in anchorage almost 50 years. My aunt was going home and a huge bull walked out in front of her car. The bull did not die but my aunt wasnt so lucky. Nice bull and great channel. Love it.

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@palovastaava794]

So did he die... 😧

[@euanm2054]

Man, this is awesome.... I live in Scotland and we have no Big game to Hunt, only Red deer really and that is on private estates in controlled circumstances...... I have Family in Montana and went on a hunt in the Bighorn Mountains but that was many moons ago... hope to get back their some day, Big Sky country has it all!! liked & subd, keep it coming guys!

[@donnak6668]

WOW! I just found you and subscribed. I dont hunt and would never dare to be out in the wilderness like you go to AND you use the meat to feed yourselves!! Thank you for these very interesting videos!

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you for your support!!!

[@danmitchell3758]

Congrats! You have been blessed and will have memories for a lifetime!

[@thehungryhunter3454]

Adam and Tana You two are awesome! I'm going to be looking forward to all your adventures together.

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@Floatillyboats]

This channel is great! Not to short and not to long. Good editing!

[@jim_outdooradventures5146]

Such an awesome bull. Way to go and way to pack it out. That is a lot of work. You guys earned that beast.

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you!

[@MrHunterD]

I like it! Keeping it short, sweet and interesting, im 13 year's old and a rookie hunter, I have taken 2 cracks at a moose but no cookie, this is really cool!! keep up the good work!

[@ulaana]

I'm getting itchy just watching all those bugs! Yuck

[@Stuckntherut1]

I know, they are irritating.

[@Prairie7777]

In AK it definitely comes with the territory. The state bird (mosquitos) is the worst!!!

[@LJT9393]

Man sooooo many bugs! Hope you packed a lot of bug repellent

[@Redbananers]

They are Horocious

[@acmefightspinalithinkthesl5018]

Watching you hunt so cooperatively is great to watch

[@weekender38]

What a team. Awesome BULL and impressive packout to say the least.

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@jaycroyle8761]

Great video, I actually thought you were going to miss your shot opportunity, you called, and he stopped. I knew he was in trouble then. Great shot, absolutely awesome moose.

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you, almost got away

[@dakotahorn9358]

Take a big bladed standard screwdriver , that has been ground on the leading edge like a chisel , cut from back of antler to ocipatal mound . Use screwdriver to pry up membrane from skull. Cut out the tongue and cheekbones as usual . This screwdriver method gets skulls clean as a whistle. It also is a great aide in removing cape from around antler bases . Try it , I was a Taxidermist/Knifemaker for 24 years .

[@jumpinjakeflash1]

Love it. You kids are pure gold. Hope you stay together, happy and hunting for decades to come. Best line: "are you checkin out my rack?"

[@Stuckntherut1]

Ha ha, thank you

[@trailcam9032]

Great video! Keep them coming. Thanks for editing out the language, I always watch with my kids.

[@Stuckntherut1]

We definitely are, thank you for watching

[@benemmert3755]

Such a cool hunt, you guys are awesome and I always enjoy the videos! Congrats on a true giant, and the number one thing on my bucket list!

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you for watching

[@jakef1977]

That is an unbelievable bull! I wouldn't know what to do with myself if I shot something like that. Thank you for sharing. While I've been to Alaska quite a bit I haven't gotten to hunt yet. Keeping my fingers crossed one day will come. Way to go Adam!

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@Prairie7777]

Man oh man!!! What a bull. I've lived in Alaska twice and am moving back up this summer to stay and I've seen big bulls like this taken BUT the easy part is pulling the trigger. The WORK starts when you get the bull down. My hat is off to you and your wife. That was a big undertaking. You've got it right though. A Super Cub certainly levels the playing field. Great job and thanks for sharing your fantastic hunt!

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you for watching and your support!!!

[@toddblankenship4536]

Awesome Bull. You guys are definitely living my dream life. Keep up the good work. Nothing like that north country.👍

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you for your support, we will continue to produce the videos

[@jeremiahgonzales3290]

Congratulations to you guys on the trophy of a life time! You guys deserve it for all you sacrificed!

[@roxyroller8492]

Dude I know that exact feeling and its gut wrenching but as soon as you find it you almost cry tears of joy but nice moose buddy!

[@dickelbuck1]

Lots moose burger 👍Nice job boning it out Those horns look huge and heavy

[@MetalThrashinPietist]

See I’ve seen some depressing moose hunts but this right here. Good work. You earned this.

[@pascalmaupouet8416]

I likes your Place !!!! The next Time, i am here !!!! From France 🇫🇷

[@beevang7219]

OMG!!! look at all them bugs. I enjoy watching you guys hunt as a couple. Keep up the great outdoors.

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@Kentril2112]

That's one nice moose! I'm a Canadian hunter, I'm not sure what the laws are in Alaska, but in my home province we have wanton waste laws. Most non-hunters don't realize I can face criminal charges and fines for killing an animal and not harvesting all the usable meat. I'll hunt Alaska one day. Maybe I'll even bump into you folks!

[@Stuckntherut1]

Same here, we are supposed to as well and we did. It is a long process as you and I both know. Thank you for your support!!!!

[@mooselands7676]

where exactly are you? ive been obsessed with finding moose and I will eventually travel to Alaska!

[@sirp7394]

There’s a lot of moose in Ontario if you wanna find moose

[@BackcountryAddictions]

That’s so awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you for watching

[@nategardiner7128]

Awesome awesome moose. I would have too much buck/moose fever to even shoot straight. Thank you for the video amazing dream hunt.

[@bobalvarez2577]

Great bull! Thanks for showing more of the breakdown and pack out

[@mysteryman5921]

Great videos guys live the content! Watching from Michigan

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you Blue Knight from Michigan!

[@nikooksanen4834]

I just found this video and wish I hadn’t. Now I’m super jealous! Alaska, an own airplane and moose hunting. Geez! Keep up the good work 👍🏻

[@kenallen6977]

I think I met both of you on a flight from Seattle to Spokane in January? I mentioned that I will be sheep hunting with Rob Hardy in 2021. If so I’m sorry that I didn’t make the connection. I am a big stuck n the rut fan. Congratulations on a great hunt!

[@Stuckntherut1]

Hey man, thank you so much for your support!!!

[@ryanmenard2073]

Once again, great job SNTR! Your brothers’ moose videos are what inspired me to take the plunge and book our moose trip! 2020 can’t come soon enough.

[@Stuckntherut1]

Dude, I'm excited for you

[@jedmoreland3700]

I live in Alaska, one day I found a huge moose antler in the woods. I realized that the local Wolfpack had gotten to it.

[@niklasalmaas6369]

Traken moose skull or antler, he could of broken it of or dropped it in the winter

[@Oregon-airguns]

Alaska is an absolute DREAM HUNT! but I’m soo freaking petrified of those little planes I know I’ll never go... 😂😂

[@msa4548]

That's the only thing that I believe that will get me into a plane, a once in a lifetime hunt in Alaska.

[@unclemikessouthernoutdoors3783]

That is a beast, Moose is good eating!

[@eriknemily]

So did Adam have to leave Tana in the wilderness while he flew the meat out? That's an awesome lifestyle I don't think I'd be tough enough to handle.

[@tanagrenda2316]

Yep! I always keep a gun with me and I'm fine

[@MrAquaImage]

Impressive moose! Great job, both of you.

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@donjohnson5653]

Happy for you guys✌🏻

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@alaskaadventureservices6246]

Impressive bull! More impressive pack out!

[@58nunzi]

You guys are the best. Good times.

[@Randy_Savage_ohyeah]

Hell of a Bull, congrats. As if pack out was not bad enough them skeeters looked awful! Must of had a hell of a load in the Super Cub....was a long take off and slow ascent.

[@scoremat]

Fantastic hunt, team! What a bull

[@geoadventure996]

"Adam decided to find something a little bit bigger" LOL - sounds like shopping to me. How big is "bigger"? That one was huge. Good for two people to have meet for 6 months.

[@adamgrenda2695]

Geo Diver the first moose in the video was over 3 miles from the airplane and would of been a nightmare to pack and we possibly could have lost some meat due to spoilage. I also didn’t want the hunt to be over the first morning because I enjoy it so much that I decided to let that bull go in hopes to find a bigger one. I’m glad it worked out because sometimes you regret that decision. Thanks for watching.

[@fadingflames9089]

“We saw a big bull up high that we think is real big”- Adam 2019

[@oldad9095]

Yes living the dream! Great work!

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@Makete100]

Great adventure/hunt and video. What do you figure that rack weighed? Keep them coming.

[@adamgrenda2695]

Melvin Dunn 66 lbs when I got home I weighted it.

[@48wilber]

the work you do just get in there and harvest an animal like that is great!!,,, the work afterwards to pack everything out,,,, super awesome!!!

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you. That is one thing about moose hunting, spend more time packing the meat than hunting, lol

[@klintzman]

Congratulations Adam! Nice bull 😊👍

[@Mman399]

Holy smokes. keep up the good videos!

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you for watching, there's more to come

[@lenhowl]

That’s one dandy bull, well done.

[@marklumley619]

I love the videos but hate that you have to have a view warning at the beginning. How low has society become that simply gathering food for ones freezer is seen as something evil. Imagine going back in time even a hundred years and trying to convince anyone that hunting for ones food is bad, let a lone the thousands of years of humankind and getting food through hunting!!

[@tanagrenda2316]

Mark Lumley agreed

[@sterlingwilkey2124]

One of theses days i will have a bull like that. Awesome job congratulations

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@jameslane2667]

That was definitely a big boy good video nice to see you enjoying your plane you start your guide service James KC MO

[@cd_videography]

Awesome Bull!

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you, he's a beast

[@MrWetrek]

I can’t imagine the freedom being an Alaskan resident and being able to fly your own plane.

[@Stuckntherut1]

It is awesome!!!!

[@adamgrenda2695]

John Tyler it was my dream some day to move up here and own a supercub I’m very blessed. Possibilities are endless

[@jasonkukkola8681]

Awesome hunt. Congrats

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@BKKNOW1]

Adams first moose, after all that work it might be his last. 😂😂

[@dwaynecovington5333]

I love ❤ this video great job you guys 👍

[@onlyinthehood2243]

Big Ups!!! BROTHER you and YOUR WIFE have set the bar HIGH!!!. NICE RACK 🤩🤩🤩

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@Afro408]

Holy smoke! What an animal! Biggest type here is Sambar and I thought they were big. Congratulations man and girl and thanks for the respect shown. I and my mates here meat hunt and love living high. Cheers from Downunda. :D Carrying a rack like could get you killed by some idiot??

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you! In other regions, I'd be worried, but not here. Only people on this side of the mountain, very isolated

[@RatdogDRB]

A true hunter. Load up and fly off with the rack, and leave the good wife behind. LOL Fine bull, nice work.

[@redwade7803]

You got a good one there Skin, well done. Nice Bull to.

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@tombishop8083]

Quart of Muskol 100% deet and a Sherpa and I'm on it! Great video.

[@calebstruble6342]

Awesome video. That is an amazing bull!!!

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you for your support!!!

[@kerryhurd7738]

Wow beautiful bull great job thank you for sharing

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you for watching

[@djenkins001]

Great job all around!

[@stevenlaubach7222]

Outstanding video!!

[@Ulfhednosh]

What a trophy! , hope it tasted great

[@Stuckntherut1]

It does, filled the freezer!!!!

[@Johnbobon]

I don't think I could handle the bugs. I've done two AK float hunts, but both were way north and in mid-September. Seeing the skeeters swarming in this video gives me the heebies.

[@danoneill2846]

Thanks

[@anamericanpatriot5230]

congrats to you both

[@johnb.rempel7873]

Well done.

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@mr.international6914]

She is a keeper. Idk too many women who would take that journey.

[@Stuckntherut1]

Most definitely. Thank you

[@ChrisAycock]

Awesome Bull !! 👍🏻

[@michaelwells1783]

Oh My !!!! Bad Words !!! Oh My You Are Human !!!!! Who New

[@tomschneider2591]

Is there another species that is capable of running a KZbin account and film hunts?

[@gijsdekruif1314]

Uhmmm monke jk

[@Bene_Factum]

Awesome hunt you two! Thank you for sharing. Quick question, what Kuiu shirt are you wearing and what size? Seems I am always returning stuff because of the fit. Any who, great video keep e'm coming!

[@adamgrenda2695]

Nathan Rudolph I run the merino 210 in a Xxl or a Xxxl

[@kathleenhalvorsen2054]

How do you handle the meat bees around the meat or do you not worry about them ??

[@Stuckntherut1]

No bees in this area.

[@danielparker8189]

I’m a trophy hunter and I make no apologies for it. The bigger, the better. Yes, I eat the meat and I waste nothing, but if I have a choice between a small buck/bull and a big one, I’m getting some more home interior decorations for the wall.

[@druinjun5668]

@13:40 i have a feeling most guys would do this with a rack that big on their back lmao nice!

[@geoadventure996]

And hoping no Yahoo drunk hunter would decide to shoot "a big one" through the bush. :)

[@yvonneost12]

Wow thats a lot of lugging packs of meat on your back to get it all out of there , geez I have a bad back and have trouble vacuuming my lounge room , I would'nt be any help to you at all LOL

[@tomiohamashige4585]

'are you checking out my rack?' so funny

[@fldays6798]

Nice moose congrats

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@uniqueadventures3659]

Just wondering if you guys are planning on doing outfitted hunts in the future? You guys always seem to find giant animals ! Im from Australia and would be keen if you do .

[@adamgrenda2695]

Unique Adventures no plans but send us an email or message on social media and would be happy to point you in the right direction. We have plenty of friends in the outfitting industry.

[@chrisw5150]

what a chore.....but soo worth it i bet

[@Stuckntherut1]

Sooooo worth it!!!

[@allangarcia8231]

I love watching these videos. Such an amazing way to live and sustain life by hunting and harvesting your own food. I've never hunted anything four legged (but I so want to try it) so I have a couple of questions. Sorry for the "list"; 1. What steps do you take while butchering the animal to protect yourself from bears and wolves? Are they attracted to the smell?, and is this ever a problem? Are you allowed to protect your kill or are their laws stating you have to surrender it to predators? 2. When you leave the kill, you must have to leave meat behind and return later due to the large amount (or do you?). What do you do to "protect" it from the elements, insect infestation, etc.? Bury it? (I must sound really ignorant. I apologize. I have no idea) 3. Is there a time when you can (or will) harvest females? Can you for sustenance hunting? Good luck, great videos, stay safe out there!

[@Stuckntherut1]

To answer question 1 and 2, we keep a gun close by while we field dress the animal, and yes, we make multiple trips with the meat. We try to cover the meat in a cool draw with brush on it to keep the smell down. Usually predators will go for the guts first. There is some areas where you can shoot a female for meat, but we prefer the males just so that the female can keep on having offspring. Thank you for your support!

[@andyL0648]

That’s was an awesome bull, cool rack!

[@Stuckntherut1]

Thank you

[@Meggsthelezz]

When you put the antlers on your backpack and carry them what stops other hunters from thinking you are a moose????

[@lunar_ytbeatmattonthewii5395]

Good question

[@Stuckntherut1]

In the lower 48, I would be worried. But here, there is only one place to land a plane and only we were here. Not another hunter over 100 miles from here.

[@Dual_Ralle]

"What a beautiful goose"