Alaska Moose Hunting Season

Join Ryan on a Solo DIY Alaska Yukon Bull moose hunt as he travels alone in the Alaskan Wilderness on a wild and scenic river where he encounters many challenges on his search for a bull moose during the 2020 Alaska Moose Hunting Season.
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[@scottbeech4372]

Awesome video, Ryan!!! What you're doing with these DIY hunting videos is mind blowing. Totally on your own without guides or spending thousands of dollars to be flown in and you're still successful. Very few videos like that taking place in Alaska. Congrats on the bull. I know that you weren't hunting a unit that required you to shoot one of a certain size, but how many brow tines did it have and how wide? Sometimes looked like 3 brow tines and sometimes looked like 4. Also, I know VERY little about moose, but he looked to be pretty close to 50 inches to me if not over.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you, he had 3 brow tines on each side and was exactly 50”. You judged pretty spot on.

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[@ValcoBayrunner]

Well he did have $20,000 worth of UTV, trailer, and boat. What's nice is he never had to see another person. I think if it were me, I would have kept that location a secret. Great video and narration. That's a great light weight rifle, I have it in 300 WSM, that might have been a better choice, but if your wife hunts bou it's not a big deal. I'm amazed that old motor is still running. I'd use my pfd to upgrade 😜

[@rickabreu246]

@@wildwoodoffgridalaska Friend, please put the subtitle in Portuguese

[@jaytysver8832]

If so then I would b glad to call u a brother of the wild

[@wilelee]

It’s so awesome when a person that what just took place was a gift from the Creator! Thanks for blessing us!

[@wilelee]

Yes! That is some beautiful scenery, and the temperature is good for hunting. Thanks for sharing the beauty!

[@brandonholliday7927]

This hunting video was better than some professional videos! Pretty cool hunting spot. Good job buddy!

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you for the compliment.😁 We try to put out quality content on our channel.

[@troydesbiens8605]

How Fun! I'm in my 60's and I now live my life through vids like yours. Thank you!

[@robertboyd3863]

I'm 77, I still go one those type hunts , no reason to stop, just because you get old .

[@Forest_Actual]

Wow, you certainly earned the Moose! Congrats!

[@papasstuff6381]

This is the best hunting video that I have watched in a looooong time you earned a new subscriber for sure. Thank you for the adventure.

[@davidbrobst5273]

I wish you all happy and merry Christmas from Elkins West Virginia I love what you guys are doing be safe and talk Alaska

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

Really great videography. Thumbs up. Congrats on the successful moose harvest. Should be plenty of meat for ya for the year. We also have been blessed with meat for the year as well. It is a great feeling knowing that the meat needs are taken care of for another year.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you so much for the compliment and yes having your meat needs taken care of is such a relief as blessing. Congrats on your harvest.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

@Lyndon Tree this engine ran well for two years, but I run up river just to be safe and know I can always float out. Worse case scenario, I would have hired someone to get the meat and gear out. Not ideal for sure. This winter I will be rebuilding the motor to ensure reliability.

[@georgemurphy9910]

I really enjoy watching your shows. Reminds me of the good all days when I used to hunt myself it’s making me wanna get back in the Bush👍👍🙏

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

That's awesome 😁

[@johnbailey6022]

Awesome video man. Love it!! Good job👊👍

[@daviddunne6222]

Great solo video. That meat will taste extra special with all that effort! Well done.👍🥩

[@Johnbobon]

Thanks for your efforts, sir. This was really well done, and especially considering it was self filmed. Nice bull! You earned it!

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you.

[@wesleyfountain3948]

This is been on my bucket list for many years 58 years old with terminal cancer would have loved to get out there than just see before I die

[@roselladamon545]

you sound like a nice Christan man . wonderful video . a lot of people could learn a lot from you . you came you seen you fired . you got it done . beautiful animal. great job . God bless you and your family .

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

I appreciate that

[@NorthernEscapeHunting]

Awesome video! I have wanted to do a river hunt with a jet boat since I was a kid. My dad and his buddies did this type of hunt in northern British Columbia on the Dease River! Of course I was to young to go, so that type of hunt has always been on my list. Again, great job with your content!

[@OutdoorsandCountryLiving]

That is an awesome adventure. It’s on my list to do one day. I enjoyed your excitement. As hunter myself it’s so rewarding to put in the effort, enjoy the beauty and then have a successful hunt. Awesome job and thank you for sharing!! - Tom “Outdoors and Country Living”

[@carolyndollar1533]

What a man. Awesome that you could skin and haul that moose out with all of the problems you encountered. Shows what ingenuity and determination can accomplish. Loved the scenery.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you 😊

[@bryancarroll293]

Great video. I love the river running video. Those Johnson 30's & Evinrude 35's in a jet are unbeatable rigs for rivers like that! Not super fast, but draw no water. A great moose too!

[@michaelwinckler3211]

Man. This video earned you a subscriber. Extremely well done. Love the music choices, Camera angles, etc..

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you. It’s nice to here when you do something right. I’m trying my best to bring quality content. 😊

[@brentigo]

Hello from New Zealand. One of the coolest hunting videos i seen in a long time. Been to Alaska once for some salmon fishing and a bit of traveling around and fell in love with the place. Your so lucky to live there. Look forward to following your cannel.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

I’m glad you enjoyed. Alaska is for sure a place of beauty and adventure.

[@lemonhartsour]

Awesome video!! Good on you for successfully carrying out a solo moose hunt like that. Much respect. 👍🏼

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you

[@troydesbiens8605]

Congratulations! The .270 has done me well through the years. I've hunted mainly CA and WYO but I can say Jack O Conner's round can do pretty much everything except the great bears without issue. I love the .270. 400 shot yards on Antelope...1 shot, 1 harvest. Deer equally the same for me. Of course in Alaska .300 mag would be my choice.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

I love it too! It’s great for most things even up here in AK.

[@SimpleLivingAlaska]

Nice work! Love the havalon knifes 😃

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thanks, I love those knives. I do find myself using the outdoor edge knife more in the initial phases. Blades are thicker and I don’t break as many. Thanks for watching.

[@kengmoua7620]

It's Eric and Aerial (sorry for the mispelling)!

[@isaiahvlogs696]

Yeah your time coming

[@faridmartin1844]

@@wildwoodoffgridalaska i like bro

[@7mm08man]

Nice video. Pretty fortunate to have found one next to the river instead of back in a swamp. Especially when you’re doing it solo. Getting ready to leave on a solo moose hunt and this video got me primed!

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

The pack out was easy.😆 Good luck on your hunt. I like watching videos before a big hunt. Glad you enjoyed.

[@chetmcdonald]

I have an RC860 and a caribou tag burning a hole in my pocket. My buddy has a moose tag. We will be burning up the Tanana this year. Ive been hunting Alaska for 8 years now. I absolutely love it. We have a place in Manley

[@kingdaddy4200]

Love hunting... my dream to hunt Alaska !!! Please keep making them !!!

[@Prairie7777]

I just found your site here and fell in love with it. i've lived in Alaska twice. Once in 1980 and again in 1992 when I moved my family up. Moving back up to stay this next spring. I'm pleased to see that you acknowledge the Lord and His goodness. I too am a believer. Oh yes, and CONGRATULATIONS on a fine bull! I have shared this video with a very close friend of mine that will be moving up to AK next spring with me as well. I will be watching EVERYTHING you post from now on and would love some day to meet you. i have done some flying in AK in the past and plan on doing more in the future. Keep up the great work and God bless you greatly! I shared this video with my buddy. Also subscribed and Liked as well "Big bull down!" LOVE IT!

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Wow! Thank you. Welcome back to AK. It gets in your blood and doesn’t leave. It would be great to meet up at some point when you get settled in the state. Have a great day.

[@joeymartin7565]

This is on my bucket list! Hopefully one day! Great video!

[@deandrewery9541]

I just watched this video. Man I would love to save the money and come to Alaska hunting. I love to eat moose it is awesome. Thank you so much for putting out videos like this. Having a clean show. I truly enjoyed watching your videos. I have a 2 year old grandson and he loves watching. Your very blessed. Thanks again. Dean Drewery. From North Carolina.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

That’s so awesome to hear your grandson enjoys watching. One of our reasons for putting out videos is so our grandkids can watch . Thank you. 😁

[@akway6270]

Congratulations! LOVE the unit 20 area. Beautiful terrain, looks like you had nice weather and you definitely got a nice moose. Truly takes stamina and a healthy mind to do that hunt on your own. The solitude is unmatched in the Alaskan wilderness and while it is breathtaking, it can be easy to feel lonely. Hopefully the filming keeps you company 😉, I for one am grateful you captured it. I love watching other hunts once I return home from my own, it extends the season for me. Thanks for sharing, I'm a subscriber and happy to support your channel. Keep up the great content and camera work.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Wow, so well said. Filming does keep things interesting and I agree there is nothing quite like the solitude you experience here in AK.

[@kaipennock3051]

That was enjoyable. First video I've seen from you and you got me! Excited to watch more! Thanks man, keep having fun!

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you for taking the time to check us out. Glad you enjoyed. 😊

[@woodsandwater123]

Brother, the work you put into this hunt is incredible You earned every ounce of that moose. I really appreciate your never say die outlook. Waidmannsheil!

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Wow, thank you. 😊

[@photerm7320]

Awesome video!! May God bless your future hunting and keep you safe! Keep posting. Love them.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you

[@digitalguru42]

Congrats on the success! Great filming too, this looks great. Love the timelapse down the river. While a spring is rare extra part, always keep another pull rope with you. I had it happen once and it broke right in the middle of the rope, dry rot, no retying. Used my belt!

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you Nathan. After this hunt I put a spare pull cord in my kit. It opened my eyes to needing to reassess my tool kit for sure.

[@tembarai1389]

Thank you very much for your replied watching video again and again from Scotland I love s all team

[@Bill-wq1ob]

Congratulations!! What a hunt. Thanks for sharing, great video.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you

[@elbrus65]

Exellent video brother! Gods blessing to you and your family!

[@nathanadrian7797]

This took me back to when I was a moose hunting guide in central B.C., although the Jon boat I used would easily haul a big Canada moose, two hunters and I(Lowe 1648 with a Yamaha 30 hp jet) Great video.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Sounds fun! Thank you 😊

[@marlenesilvers7693]

Dude that was one huge moose. I love deer, moose n other wild game. Can taste it right now. I'm a 63 yr old Mamaw n I have always wanted to visit Alaska. You are a blessed man. If all 12 of my grandkids would move up to Alaska I would move there too. Can I say obsession!! Lol!! Love your blogs.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thanks Marlene for the wonderful comment. 😁I hope you get to visit one day, it is spectacular.

[@pnwdeerhunter1729]

Awesome Video and a great hunt! The boat ride was fun too! Thanks

[@marknathan6699]

I like the ease and fulfillment of your style. Enjoying Gods beautiful wilderness. The whole experience.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thanks Mark, appreciate it.😊

[@lakotakrueger5354]

Amazing hunt man what a bull moose happy you made it back safe

[@newffee]

Man you worked your arse off for that moose! First steak is yours lol What a beautiful place to hunt. That Herman you filmed. You shoulda put a time lapse 1 hour later roasting it on the fire scene . That would be hilarious. Great job!

[@mauricehebert2839]

Nice video, i,m from new brunswick and we got a lot of moose. The body isn't as big as you guys but a few years ago we got one 24 pointer 1200 lbs for us it's a big boy, but love moose hunting, like I said great hunt and super video. Congrats on your hunt. Very interesting that boat your using. Some tough.

[@taydinfineday434]

Man when that music plays u get all excited cuz u know he’s gonna see something

[@bs431980]

An absolutely incredible hunting video

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Glad you enjoyed.😊

[@nevillewomersley7841]

What an adventure! You are very confident and obviously capable of making decisions on the run. Have you worked out what the shooting trip cost you and then the cost of the harvested meat. You cannot count the cost of the fun that you had! Thank goodness for the long daylight hours each day .

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

I grew up hunting in MT and it was cheaper to hunt then to purchase your meat. Anymore I’ve given up keeping track of costs because hunting has become so expensive it hard to justify that I hunt for food because it is cheaper. It seldom is these days. I hunt because I enjoy the outdoors and because the meat is a clean pure source of food.

[@DaleWheeldon]

new subscriber i have seen a couple of your moose hunting videos and really enjoy them looking forward to other content from you😀 thank you

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Welcome to the channel. Should be getting into bear hunting here soon.

[@davidl.532]

Well i don't think i could say much more then what has already been said in the comments below but here is my take on it. Great video really great, showing your perspective of the hunt was like being there with you. So many of them now get a bit boring or repetitive showing the same stuff but i found myself watching every second of yours even replaying parts over. Would have loved to have more footage of you the harvesting the moose but completely understand and i would agree meat in the freezer comes first then the video. If you ever feel like sharing these experience with a lower 48 hunter i would love to tag along. I did like and subscribed and looking forward to more videos, again great video thanks for sharing.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you so much! Being new to filming hunts, I can say it’s not easy to know how it’s going to play out in the end with footage and at the moment of harvest I’m not the greatest at remembering the camera amongst all the excitement. I’m glad you enjoyed the video and welcome to the channel.

[@outpostcamp]

Great hunt and memories. Thanks.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@skyeknaus3375]

Nice Vid but I had to laugh when you poked the moose with your gun after you set up the camera next to it already. just thought that was funny but thats a big bull. nice

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Rookie mistake. 😁

[@officerfriendly1230]

Such a majestic animal please respect and make sure you use all of him

[@nathanclay9694]

Love your videos. Nice work. Glad you made it home safely.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you

[@afj3rd]

Fantastic video I thoroughly enjoyed it. Makes me wonder why I’m still in Alabama!

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Glad you enjoyed it!😊

[@singleactioncolt5333]

Nice job. I like your positive attitude and common sense working through problems. Very rare these days in life and especially on You Tube . Congrats on a fine bull.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you

[@jeanninewakefield4630]

I like the dramatic music 😊

[@royhubbard6579]

Great video,You’re a natural videographer. That bull hadn’t fully woke up from His nap, that’s why it took so many shots, He was still asleep!

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

I appreciate the compliment. Yes, he probably was still sleepy and didn’t realize he was mortally wounded. 😁

[@ericdavis3736]

One man put that much work into hunting its worth to sub.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

😂 Thanks

[@stevebarden2084]

Congratulations, great video.ove your channel. You two are awesome, keep up with the great videos.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you

[@58ruger]

Great hunt. You are one tough dude. It will taste that much better fer all that work.

[@kevineasley3538]

There is an interesting dichotomy between wanting to share what we see and experience with the world while risking the very things that keep it peaceful and valuable to us. I imagine solitude and having this hunting area to yourself is important. Unfortunately I think what you've exposed here is going to sour that for you. I like your spirit. Hope the video doesn't come around to bite you later. Btw there was a nice brownie on your kill a few days after... See you next year.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

There are no secrets on the road system in AK.😆 I did try to keep the names of places out and tried not to film too many identifiers, but people are going to recognize things and so be it. See you next year and hope for good water.

[@cooperrogers9076]

The good thing about hunting in wild places is there are few people willing to actually go there even if they have a map to a hunt of a lifetime.

[@dustinclark8186]

See ya next year

[@TonchyShultz]

Very interesting video Thx for posting and good filming Ok..Best regards from YYC - Canada .👌💕🦌🐺🐻🍷✌

[@robertmintz63]

On an Elk hunt in Colorado in 2003 with a 30/06 shooting Winchester black talon 180 gr I took a 6x7 bull at 225 yds ! Standing at such an angle that l could just miss the left hind quarter by 2” & have the first ribs with about 8” to the left of that , cut off 3 ribs crossed through the lungs , followed the neck up that was curved to the left , on the right hand side , stopping at the base of the head , l saw the crap fly on the impact ! It then turned to walking strait away ! #2 entered right hip, the bullet had already opened to its petals , as it struck the hip bone breaking “1” petal off next striking the 4th rib going sideways , & broke it , bent the bullet 20 ish* , finally stoping at the base of the neck , animal down !! Thank You !!

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Sounds like a heck of a bullet and some fine shooting. 😊

[@watkinstreefarm6880]

Congratulations!! What a blessing to fill the freezer. 👍

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thanks

[@TaigaTurf]

Love Tok Alaska and the Eastern Interior!

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

So do we!! 😁👍

[@Themakeupolic]

Coming over from simple living Alaska . Loving the content

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

That’s so great to hear! Welcome ❤️❤️❤️

[@stephenwhittier6439]

That .270 is plenty, I have done it with a.250 savage. Marksmanship is the key ! Congratulations ! 👍

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

I don’t believe marksmanship was an issue here but I may be bias. 4 of 6 shots were verified boiler room shots. I know guys that have shot moose with a 243 but I think I’ll stick with my 300 win from now on. Thanks for watching.

[@dirtydingo49]

Good job man, nice bull. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦 Calgary Alberta Canada to be exact.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you 😊

[@waderogers]

Ryan, nice job on the bull moose. NOTHING better than organic, free range moose meat. And I'm w/ you: the 300 Win Mag is the way to go! I had one until I gave up moose and deer hunting around Juneau. Only a couple of places to go for moose here and those spots can be crowded and hard to reach. I see that you use a Garmin InReach. That's a great tool to have in remote places like Alaska affords for us. I've had one since before Garmin bought out DeLorme and have used it for thousands of miles sailing in SE AK, down the Inside Passage, down the entire US west coast, and all the way to Cabo san Lucas Mexico on sailboats. I even used it two years ago delivering a 46' powerboat from Juneau to Valdez for a friend. Am curious what other gear you carry w/ you when you leave camp and go up/down river, in case your dinghy springs a leak or you get hurt, or have a bear encounter? If you haven't already, it would be good to do a video that showcases those items, to give other hunters and outdoors people an idea of what's needed in real remote areas like Alaska in case of an emergency. On my boat, I have a 'ditch bag' that goes w/ me if the boat goes down or catches fire. It's a mil-spec drybag duffle and in it I carry a VHF radio, small binoculars, flares, two limb saws, a small first aid kit, bear spray, a large 16x16 tarp, high end space blanket bags for 3 people, 3 water filtration water bottles, and some high calorie vacuum packed bars with enough calories for 3 people for a week. I also have my InReach in the cockpit at all times underway, and my VHF base station onboard has a 'DSC' emergency button that automatically tunes any other VHF w/in reach to a certain channel and gives them the name and description of my boat, my latitude/longitude, my name, and the time of the distress. That combined w/ my InReach are two great tools for any mayday situation. When I go ashore in my dinghy in a non-emergency, I carry the InReach, some bear spray, a handheld VHF, some food/water in a day pack, wipes (bears do poop in the woods), and some camera gear. I should also carry a space blanket and water filtration water bottle in the small dry bag on the dinghy but haven't purchased those yet. Congrats on the moose. I tell people who've never seen or harvested one to imagine being in a very, very remote location, shooting a horse and then having to butcher it in the field, pack it in a small boat, and get it home. That gives them an idea of what's really involved!

[@OVRLnd_F150]

Thats undeniably peaceful…I would love to move back to anchorage and get out of the lower 48s destructive chaos.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

It’s what we love about alaska. We highly recommend moving here as quickly as possible.😊😉

[@OVRLnd_F150]

@@wildwoodoffgridalaska what would be a recommended job? Or a decent income to be able to be comfortable. I lived in anchorage 30 years ago and wanna get back pronto.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

@@OVRLnd_F150 anything in the trades would be a good paying job and is needed here in AK.

[@OVRLnd_F150]

@@wildwoodoffgridalaska thanks so much I do pharmaceuticals right now but looming to move there and do something different. Change of pace

[@gilbertmartinez294]

Me and my Dad. Who i hunted with a .270 custom Winchester. Heave thick beeral. All shots were strate to the Neck. It snaps the neck usening Spear Spitzer 130 grain. Bad ass exploding bullet. You save more Meat. Try it it works very good. Deer and big elk plus wild pigs.

[@belovedwarrior483]

Good shot! It's mostly about shot placement. I like big bores myself. Glad u scored....good job👍

[@johnlorik9065]

There great Ryan keep them coming and I will keep watching thank you for the adventure

[@garypm1949]

I have the tank and when I have trouble I open the fill cap a bit and it helps

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Good advice. I was wondering about the tank not being able to draw down because of not having a vent.

[@emike09]

Have you thought about getting a bow saw? Super light weight and massive cutting power. Easy to place on your backpack.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

It was on the list to bring and I forgot it. 😞

[@emike09]

@@wildwoodoffgridalaska i cant think of a trip ive taken where I didnt forget at least something!

[@robertboyd3863]

I thought that also

[@thebear5454]

In search of the elusive Bullwinkel....the adventure continues. Nice catch Ryan.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you, it was a lot of fun.

[@BlairStOnge]

This was a great video. You earned my subscription. A lot of people use deer rounds for moose but they really shouldn’t. 243 and 270 aren’t ethical. Get a medium bore. 35 whelen, 358 Norma, 338 win mag. One and done. The animals will always die quickly. It was good to see someone agree that five rounds to the boiler room should be needed if you’re using the right cartridge.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

I will be using my trusty 300 win mag from now on. I like a quick kill as do most hunters. Thanks for the sub.

[@BlairStOnge]

Wildwood Off Grid Alaska you’re welcome. Thanks for making such great videos. If you haven’t already, take a look at the 35 whelen and 358 Norma. Both are excellent large game rounds and it’s always fun buying new guns lol I’m having a Weatherby Vanguard rebarreled to 358 Norma by McGowen. There aren’t many factory options for that cartridge.

[@turkeybird7679]

You are absolutely right...thats a blessing!

[@madman432000]

The rivers you guys have up there are incredible. And breaking down a moose solo has to be a serious challenge. Great hunting experience. Those rodents will do a number on a tent for sure, had a mouse scratch a hole through my Hilleberg last year.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

I’m always worried about having a critter eat through my tents. They’re expensive and to have that happen can be depressing. Money doesn’t grow on trees, right! 😁

[@michaelpcooksey5096]

So glad to hear you include God in your harvesting.

[@dalesteinecke949]

You are right about its all work but I'm ready to do it again. DIY all by yourself thats amazing Congratulations

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thanks, not sure I would recommend doing it this way for everyone. Man it was tough! 😁

[@buc_3480]

Amazing how you prayed after you shot it. True outdoorsman

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

I try to give thanks for everything I harvest. Thanks for watching.

[@pwengert1]

That little weasel guy is cute, but I’m sure as you say that they can be destructive! Loved the music leading up to your hunt. Congratulations on getting your moose! That’s sure to be some great eating! We’ve never had any, but I bet it’s good! God bless you.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

It’s some of the best meat you can eat In my opinion. I grew up eating deer and elk but I think moose is better.

[@newenglandvermont3848]

Regulated Moose hunting is why Moose are back in a big big way!!

[@rusty728]

You definitely earned that moose brother.

[@herbsmith6871]

Very cool 🤠. I grew up in southeast and south central in the 70's and 80's, went through Tok many times traveling between Haines and Kenai. We always stayed the night there. Mush in motel if my memory serves.

[@kelly-jolewis3902]

That was an awesome video. So wish I could go hunting. My uncle promised me several times that he would take me. But that never happened. He passed away last year. Congrats on getting that huge moose.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you Kelly-Jo. Get out there and find someone that wants to eat a mentor. Archery clubs are often a good place to find like minded people who love to teach others.

[@richardbrewin4936]

Where do you live. I’m sure you can find a local fish and game club

[@cept2575]

Great video, nothing like getting excited for next moose season in December....lol it's going to be a long year, but again great freaking moose!

[@tinakrause8531]

Wow awesome job just awesome ryan, proud of you! Can’t believe u did this all alone, we always had 4-5 and that was a lot of work ! Take care and enjoy the packaging!

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Hey Tina!! How’s it going? Thanks for watching. It was sooo much work. I told Von when I got back that I’m not sure this is a one man sport, but when the hard work is said a done it’s always satisfying. Take care.

[@sltaylor1000]

Thanks for sharing your experience with us. Congratulations on your hunt we loved watching it from start to finish. That's a dream hunt for my 85 year old dad and I. Any antler size is a plus. If you are will to share with me on some info would be cool beans. Thanks . Scott

[@rickcampbell2524]

You asked what people's thoughts were on the differences between homesteading, off gridding, etc. What your doing is living!

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thanks Rick, I’m trying to live my best life and Alaska let’s me do that.😊

[@hollynvr2old2bsilly78]

WOW!! Awesome job! Loved the music as the hunt was going on. Thats impressive. Full freezer for sure!

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Over flowing! It will be nice to share some with friends and family.

[@wyattgardner3552]

Be careful. An individual local to me , was in Alaska the same week as this video was released. He was mauled and killed by a bear while skinning his moose.

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[@rudysroots2789]

Jack O’Connor made the .270 famous off the side of a river much like this video!! Impressive video bud.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thank you

[@dwhite1282]

Great video...I had to work during this years moose hunt so I have to live vicariously through you lol

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

It’s always rough when work gets in the way of life, but it happens to us all. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@dwhite1282]

Wildwood Off Grid Alaska yeah this dang oil pipeline in Alaska never takes a day off

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

At least someone still has an oilfield job.😁. My brother was working in TX oilfield when everything took a dump. He lost everything.

[@blaynemacpherson8519]

What bullets do you use for your 270? Good video nicely done.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

140gr accubond

[@jessemorton2535]

Great job bud really proud and happy for you.

[@wildwoodoffgridalaska]

Thanks Jesse

[@fergoma3690]

Felicitaciones amigo ya me suscribí, quiero volver a ver otra alucinante aventura que hermosos lugares envidia sana gracias por compartir un disfrute total para los que nos gusta la cacería y los campamentos , me encanto la edición del video , un saludo grande del otro lado del mundo Sudamérica , Uruguay y felicitaciones por el hermoso toro .saludos compañero.

[@michaelfoote8830]

Kerr sent me, great content!!