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who, the bears or people? If the people, you have to be careful not to run them over. Plus they liked to be filmed.

They could have went the bear was way out of there path

@@user-lv5el8yj5j y'a true ...but wanted to watch the little munchkins.

yep...lol. Little munchkins playing in traffic while mamma wants them to get out of the street.

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they are so tiny - little munchkins.

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Y’a don’t get out of your car.

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BC, Canada. My sister filmed them a few days ago.

@@ruralroute1 pretty cool!

They are cool little ones.

No u don't. Good lord don't be a "touronsofyellowstone"

@@erikaLS305 lol. y’a definitely not getting out. Tear you apart, as you know.

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No. I used it for about 4 hours and it took about 5%. I do have a new iPhone 15. Not sure about older phones on how they would perform. When it was on, leaving my text app open, I would receive texts whenever they came in. Meaning, when the phone found the satellite. It also worked on airplane mode.

Now , If I was out hunting, I would just make sure the my texting app was closed and only connect when I want to text or receive messages. Kinda like when I used my garmin inreach. Only turn it on when I wanted to get and receive messages - to save battery.

I actually got rid of my InReach because of this feature. See how it goes but so far, it’s been great.

Is there fee for using the satellite text?

That's amazing man, total gamechanger if you don't have to worry about packing, charging, and paying for the inreach. I wish Samsung had this feature.

not in idaho. But yes, in other states you are required.

Y'a, it was weird. Watched these deer with the elk for 15 minutes. The elk (just) keep hanging around them and finally walking with them.

Ya maybe. Feel sorry for the elk to live like that.

@@ruralroute1 If it was a close shot , you could say yeah , he missed , but shooting an animal in the ass is a shot you should have never taken

@@denniswallace4868 oh y’a agree. An elk we took 2 years ago had 2 broad heads lodged in it - one in the back and the other in front quarter.

you don't like baby deer? are you not nice to wildlife?

Ain’t that the truth. It would be nice. In Idaho, we do have draws so hopefully one day win one

thanks. Y'a, it would be nice.

@@ruralroute1 we all have those trips but its great to get out.

you have a stove? did you already assemble it prior to going out?

I initially assembled myself, it was a difficult due to trying to figure out which pole goes into what slot. After figuring it out, I labeled it by putting numbers on the slots (on the tent)

I have been camping in my tent before. I also have a Winnerwell Nomad stove. I can't wait to Hunker Down this weekend!

y'a, those Winnerwell stoves are awesome. The one I have is the FastFold - quick and easy to set up. winnerwell.us/products/winnerwell-fastfold-titanium-tent-stove

Dittos. Nice to meet you today also.

thanks. dittos.

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If that rifle stock wasn't there, probably broken leg - no doubt. It wouldn't be good at all. No, public land. We were about 8 1/2 miles or so in the backcountry.

ya...it was muddy and they would sit on the dirt piles overlooking the sheep.

good snacks :-)

actually, I eat the stuff too. Crazy thing is, it is a good snack

lol...y'a, there was something definitely wrong with him/her. Probably all the plastic consumed.

Appreciate the comment. I really enjoyed making these videos. Wish we would have got some meat. We were close so many times.

glad we were there to help. Felt bad for those hunters.

we decided to glass at that very spot and noticed below the stranded hunters (boat). Glad that another boat was near by. We yelled at them and pointed in the stranded hunter's direction for about 2 minutes. Finally, they figured it out and took their boat to them. Very happy we could help - they were happy for sure.

we were close. Opening day, someone beat us up there. The days after, it seemed that all the elk were on different ridges with steep/rocky drainages between them - it would take hours to get across. One instance, we were close to getting taking out by a rockslide. One of the rocks hit my son but the stock saved him. Gun was toast but his leg was just bruised.

It was nice meeting you. Y'a, so close...thanks.

agreed. Some hunters, while they were sleeping, had their tent surrounded by wolves. They woke up the next morning only to see tracks in the snow all around their tent.

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ya...it was far...that is why it sucked.....a bit too far to get them.

@@ruralroute1 oh ya I wouldn’t shoot that far either

yep...1650. There was a big creek between us and them. Probably take 4 hours to get there. There was 5+ bulls in that group.

@@ruralroute1 what was u shooting? 700, or 300winmag or! 6.5??

@@ruralroute1 I got some 170 to 200+ in white tail here where I am! Look like stags? I got 170 in Pope and Young! 22 point Better luck next time!

@@KYWildcat-qe7gn 300 win mag and 300 prc

@@ruralroute1 you ought to try a 7 mm 08! Good long distance round!

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thanks..Right back at y'a. My aunt hunts a lot of wolves - baiting.

Lol. Y’a true.

thanks...yep more meat for sure. Pretty much all gone - need more. We have many hunts coming up - bear, deer, elk (hopefully 3 videos) and of course wolf. Always watching out for wolves. 🙂

@ruralroute1 I need to retire, move back to Wa, sit at the folks' place, watch everything walk through the yard, blam-o!

@@williamweiss6128 maybe too easy lol? ...but it would be nice to have that.

Lol.

Thanks

funny you say that...there was an older fence that looked ripped down. Seems they put up another

Thanks. I’ll look u up

Also best of luck to you this season

thanks. Oh y'a, more videos to come....heading out again this weekend for scouting/hunting - bear/wolf and deer.

yes, he can be very intense (sometimes) lol.

some turkeys we encountered during scouting/utv'ing/biking....they reminded me of baby raptors.

agree. I called the forest service but they do not return my calls.

@@ruralroute1 typical tyrannical government response.

Thanks for watching

Y’a. . The weather was not so nice. But yes it was some beautiful country. So green - everywhere

Thanks. It was some tough country for sure. Y'a, 3 out of the 5 days - rain and wind. Stinks but still, in some crazy way, it was fun. :-) Started at 4600 ft (base camp by the river) and climbed to 7700 ft (spike camp). On day 3 we climbed to just over 8000 ft. It was weird, we didn't hear any wolves. Honestly, thought we would. When that coyote barked, our first thought was a wolf. But it was only a coyote. Oh, we are still actively looking for wolves. Right now, we are baiting so hopefully that pans out here shortly. Doing it this weekend and next week - push to the end (June 30th). Getting some footage and maybe have footage of our bear.

@@ruralroute1 Standing by for more...

we are planned for more hunts coming up in the next month....stay tuned.

thank you. As I say, if you are going on vacation to Hawaii why not bring the gear and hunt too. 🙂Appreciate the comment.