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@@maggie4396 🤣

Thank you for checking this one out, it doesn’t get a lot of views. Yes this was very cool, unique place that probably dates back for hundreds, if not longer of years.

@@RaisedinAlaska Dude it's my life dream to go there but probably never will but I can visit through your vides. Thank-you!

@MrSka7cis Thank you, you know the pleasure is all mine.

Thank you. I did have a lot of video and it was not in focus. Filming in the trees is a little tough.

She must be something in mooseville.

Thank you for the feedback, I always appreciate it. Younger animals are certainly better eating. For footwear, I would prefer to wear my hikers, but after the rain or in some of the boggy areas, the rubber boots are sure nice.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much for the kind words, the pleasure is really all mine.

That would be a huge job.

Thank you for the kind words.

Thank you, it was a super fun outing.

He knew I was there and there were a couple times I had to skedaddle out of his way. When I watch the video this morning I was surprised I didn’t show a couple of my quick exits. I should have.

Hello Mark.

Dandy rig. I’ve had conversations about going that direction.

There are no roads to Noorvik so you have to fly in. In another month it would be safe to fly into Kotzebue and then go by snowmobile, that would be an epic trip.

It was a magical day.

@@dizzy5712 😉

@@MooseManNaturePhotos Lucky 😌

@@MooseManNaturePhotos thank you, you are too kind.

@@markrumfola9833 Thank you. 😊

He’s a real dandy.🤗

Thank you, there are monsters out there.😁

Very impressive bull. Nice job catching up to him and getting good shots. Looks like he had a broken tine from fighting.

@AKKEN Thank you. Just a few days before all of his tines were intact, but when I found him on this day, he had one broken tine and was missing one. I would’ve liked to have seen that rumble.

Thank you. It was a bit of a surprise when I went to retrieve the card.

@@jimsnewfoundlandtrailcamer7537 Thank you so much for the very kind words.

It was a little unnerving collecting that camera. I can guarantee you I didn’t take any extra time getting that task done and exiting the area.

The art work is amazing.

It would appear that way.🤣

Yes, I generally have mine and bear boxes. I agree with you, Camppark and Voopeek are next level cameras.

Thank you, I can honestly say when I was collecting the camera yesterday, and having seen the fresh grizzly tracks, I was a bit nervous.

Thank you, I’m looking forward to seeing how the camera performs in the field after this incident. I just retrieved it yesterday and includes together last night. I planned it deploy it back in the field today.

My first guess would’ve been battery, but it sounds like you’ve eliminated that as a possibility. I would call customer service. When I first did this review, they seem very responsive to my questions.

@RaisedinAlaska Thanks for the reply, I'll give that a try I've emailed them but I suppose a reply to an email might take a while.

@wildcamp80 Good luck, if you think about it and have time, I would be curious how they treat you and what you find out.

No problem I'll certainly let you know what my experience is like.

@@wildcamp80 Thank you.

Yes, it’s an amazing little machine.

It was poor judgment on my part. He gave me signs, but I was so wrapped up in the moment that I missed them.

Thank you, I was extremely fortunate.

Very observant, and great question. The game camera failed to work during that time frame. It seems to become a continuing problem with one brand of camera that I use. That said, I’m phasing that brand out.

Generally in the fall I do not carry a side arm. In the spring I do, but in the fall the bears are more interested in salmon and their cubs are wiser than when they first undenned in the spring. I have a drone, but my pack is already full and heavy. 😉

@@RaisedinAlaska You know someone is an Alaskan when they have those times and dates down to a science = bear activity.. How about the crazy people you might come across? :p. I live outside of Houston, TX.. G29 w/Xstremes.. Absolutely more safe up there! Thanks for the response.. The one thing I have commented on more than anything... Situational Awareness anywhere you... Enjoying your videos! Appreciated!

Excellent points. Frequently a person needs to more concerned about people than wildlife and situational awareness. I am try to be mindful of wind direction and areas where I could surprise a bear: think cover dead smelling things... There are “rules” in bear country and if a person doesn’t attend to them an unpleasant encounter is more likely: been there done that, but I was fortunate and walked away jittery and more educated.

I was lucky to be in the right place at the right time. 🍀

The outer bearing are consistently exposed to water so they have more issues. I generally do not change the inner and outer bearings at the same time. This test will also help determine if there is an issue with the inner bearings.

Thank you very much.

He is a real dandy.😍

Thank you so kindly. I really enjoy the game camera footage.

I have a lot of Argo repair videos, but I do not have one a clutch. I’ll check out your channel as well.👍🏽

@@denislosieroutdoors I found your channel and subscribed.👍🏽

@@RaisedinAlaska thanks

@RaisedinAlaska that's awesome thanks for subscribing there eh!

Thank you for the kind words. This has been a very productive spot for a few years.

Over the course of the last several years, I spent a lot of time in this area walking trails and looking for rut pits. I have tested many game camera locations: some failed and somewhere very successful.

It is on my list.😁

@@RaisedinAlaska you should buy a cabelas 1hp carnivore meat grinder and jerky slicer attachment for when your older cabelas meat grinder gives up

@tinafriesen7115 The 1.75 has a huge throat on it so you can grind big chunks of meat in it. It is probably 12 years old and has done a lot of meat, but I’m hoping it keeps running.😁