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Great job. I bet it feels good to get that monkey off your back. Good job George. Have a good day

What should i use to call in a cow? We got a cow tag and im a first time elk hunter with no clue what to buy

Cool 😎, thanks Boss

Congrats Corey on raising a very likable young man. I hope to see him on future episodes. Missing Donnie though!

Best hunting video I've ever watched

Love the videos. I watch them as I reload ammo.

Good grief took 7 mins before first sound.

Cory just curious was that a heavy or light arrow cuz you freaking dropped him like a sack of potatoes. That was epic man

U giys do very good jop

That’s hunting on the Oregon coast for sure. If you’ve found a herd there’s most definitely other people hunting it. It’s just a matter of being in the right place at the right time.

I'd love to see how Isaac has his chest rig set up, what holster and knife is he running?

The body on that bull is huge! Glad they have a good food source up there. Awesome hunt per usual guys! And that first doe interaction was really cool to watch, she didn't have a care in the world 😂

Such great content and videos, love watching your videos!

Love your guys videos, and all the great information and insights to help us all become better elk hunters!

I don’t normally comment on videos but I wanted to thank you for the GREAT instructions on this DIY target! It was exactly what I was looking for as I am new to archery and need a larger target to practice at longer distances on my property.

Oregon sucks. Stay away!!

Great review appreciate it, I just got the 8-21 after watching your video, I gotta say it’s pretty sweet. What clip do you run on your pack that holds your bow?

Bullshit content!

Donnie is so chill it makes me jealous…. Ice veins on that Gentleman. Great episode I’m watching at work in North Carolina in May anticipating my Lucky Draw tag in Colorado for September

Awesome Hunt!

That kid is a stud!! I have a family member battling leukemia and its brutal!! Way to go guys!!

The elk has to be Comfortable or pissed off 😅

Always “Epic” and always “painful” to witness! Always impressive!!

Question for a new diaphragm user: how do you control drooling? I honeslty had NO idea I have such a not dry mouth and after even short practice sessions, my call is wet. Just keep a handkerchief with me? Thanks so much for the awesome videos.

My problem seems to be twofold: I clearly drool too much and as much as someone can explain it, unless you yourself can actually FEEL what proper mouth placement is, you just ain't gonna get it. Good thing I'm practicing months in advance...

As a Roosevelt hunter on the Oregon coast, this shit is incredible to me. I will likely never hear as many bugles in my lifetime as you heard that single morning. What also struck me was how far you could see! Just crazy stuff really. Really awesome video.

Sooo, I was watching an episode with my dad and you said that you went elk hunting with a rifle, but the first time was 19 years ago lol I was wondering why that long??

Do you know how the Dr. Fixed the invisible? Sent him to the ICU, dad joke for ya

Corey you made a comment during the opening... "It is 56 degrees out, the thermals could be going up already." I "assume" thermals do not keep a thermometer that says it is "X" temp we need to go up or down. Is it based more upon an actual temp, or the temp compared to what the day before or day of temps are going to be? 56 degrees is different in January vs. July. It is also different at 6 AM and 3 PM. In July 56 degrees at 3 PM would be considered chilly but 56 degrees out at 5 AM in Sept. is warm.

That downhill shot is difficult at best......you were an old pro!!!!

Randy. I love you so much. BUT YOUR ELK CALLING is great

Dude, I haven't seen hair like that since the second installment in the Highlander series!

One of the best hunting videos on youtube.

So important to remain positive....it can turn around in seconds!!! Reminds me of my own hunt...a fellow elk hunting addict here...ua-cam.com/video/WDn3IwqCPIo/v-deo.htmlsi=Pl_1SV58E1a8vxw9

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Great characters

Great bull regardless! Epic trip with the old man.

Slippery days in the mountain when the snow melts and clear nights looks really cold reminds me of the days hunting in Colorado one day could be sunny then snow the next hahaha awesome video guys way to try to get the shot on video awesome team work here

Awesome guys

In 23 I was cutting up a elk and foot slipped and I stuck my knife in my leg 1.5 miles from the road

Again, best video of the year of all platforms. When the one back strap was passed from one man to the other and then to Sam. Wow. Pure revenge. Loved it in slow motion . Thank you all for taking is along.❤️

A lot in my heart. Just say - Thank you, Bless you and all that gave

Awesome hunt! I love hunting with my Dad. I wish he liked bow hunting though!

I had my Indiana buddies come to elk hunt with me I Idaho. They're very experienced archers on whitetail. I got a bull to bugle and everyone took their preassigned places. I watched as my dear friend took cover behind a large spruce. I had told him to get in front of that tree and step back against it for cover. I watched in horror as the bull came out 10 yards from where I told him to stand (in front of the tree)!!! We argued for 3 days that he was behind the tree........he went home with only crow.........and lots of laughs!!!! I'll never forget him saying, "I had no way to shoot through that tree"!!!! Lolololololololololol

I watched that Alaska hunt video and I felt so bad the entire time watching you guys go through that. I would not have been able to accomplish what you did. My bones hurt just watching it. I can’t imagine how you guys felt. Haha. Damn. What an audacious adventure.

No give up in the OGs!!

If bulls never bugled they'd be almost impossible to hunt!!!

I've been hooked on your videos all winter!

Great stuff ya.ll.

I own some property in southern Colorado that was burnt in the Spring fire of 2018. My land was mostly lodge pole pine which all burnt. The tops all burnt and left the trunks standing. As the years have gone by it has mostly fallen and created a maze of entanglement on the ground. Along with all the fallen trees the new growth has come back. The aspen and locust trees are about 6 to 8 feet tall and a jungle. Last year I shot a deer close to my little road and it took much work to drag it just that short distance. Whenever I go to that property I must always take a chainsaw because if the wind has blown at all the road will be impassable. The big game enjoys that burnt land I suppose because all new growth is tender.