Once in a Lifetime Moose Hunt | (Giant Bull Down)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Moose hunting in Alaska requires strategy, perseverance and of course big bulls to show up out of nowhere. Guide Tim Winslow is hunting a giant elusive bull that eventually comes together to make an amazing hunt.
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I like the videos man I’m new to Arizona I got stationed here about a year ago and I’m trying to get into hunting but I am so lost on how it all works or where to start your videos help a lot it’s so different out here I guess my main question is if I wanted to just hunt mule deer do I have to draw for that too? Or just elk and how do you get points like I’m fresh here and have no points how would I go about getting a elk hunt? Thanks and keep up the good videos
Yeah its pretty much a draw for all species now in AZ
Cant eat those antlers , stop looking for a wall mount and get some meat
Thank god u had to leave your atv at home!
Thats how know you're a real one. tape on your glove!!
That second shot really smoked him
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Tim, Thanks for an awesome experience! Glad I found the video today. Kevin
Excellent shooting and well done editing and videoing. Nice job on getting in closer also and not letting your hunters take 1000 yard shots. Great video 🇺🇸💪👍
Passed on some nice bulls and took the dominant breed bull sweet. This is how genetics keep getting ruined on the continent. Will happen in Alaska and Yukon to with the technology and ability to get more remote every year and more people accessing everywhere.
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Just curious what caliber requires for take a moose like that?
Nice video.
300 PRC
15:42 Gorgeous shot!
The horns are majestic and large
Wow how in the world did you shoot that moose? You must be some shot. Brilliant!
That’s not brilliant that’s disgusting y’all gotta stop being weird and killing animals. karma is going to get you back . The universe is always watching
@henry2g941 You're a vegetarian then I take it? I assume you must also have problems with other animals eating animals. Do you assume wolves have bad karma?
For most of us who hunt it's not all about killing.
@@johnnywatson3971 I like the killing….I’m an apex predator! I do eat whatever I kill…that’s the point of killing…yummy food.
Tree hugger trolls,they rock!
Lmfao of course in the water 😂
Ya..pretty foolish.
@@drewyoung3885 you don’t get to choose where they die 🤦♂️
oh cool you killed an unarmed moose for sport, good thing you replaced it with ....
Great bull!!! How do you like that double eyepiece you have on the end of your spotting scope? It has always been one of the reasons why I would never buy a spotting scope seeing you can only use one eye.
you could also buy an adapter for your phone to use as a screen.
How long does it take for you to quarter up a moose?
Very bad sound quality!
A great video, to much background noise, sorry
Offff course he had to fall in the only water puddle in the area lmao
Well dun
That “really good bull” was barely over 50” if at all. The ear spread is about 28” laid down. It’s about 8-10” between the bases of the ears. Very rare do they make 10” at base and often closer to 8”.
Ummmmm NO that bull will get to 60": without issues
@@kylemacdonell1450 highly disagree. Do you know what the average span between antler bases are on legal moose? That’s how you judge a moose. You realize you don’t measure at an angle right?
@Alaskasanford I do know how it works bow shot a 41" this year. baby compared to this monster. Look at the rifle and Its length at the fronts. This rifle would be 45" .. maybe look again LMFAO
@@Alaskabuilt_ So, once I give you proof of how to look at this moose you go away ? Thought so ! LMFAO
What say you now that I have provided proof ?
@@kylemacdonell1450 hey genius, you clearly have no idea what you are talking about city boy. That’s not how you judge moose. You judge them by the eye span or ears. Sometimes when they are massive you can tell because that antlers lay back from weight during growth. The eye span and ear system is the most sound way to judge moose because of the commonality of the spread within the eyes or ears. Which gives you a great idea on antler span. Stay in your lane city boy.
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First off nice shot and heavy winds! And a beautiful trophy. Two questions about your gear. Where can I get that rifle strap and what type of outer Jacket were you wearing?
Gunwerks rifle strap
Kuiu Axis Jacket
Nice bull congrats.
How did you pull him out of the water. Did not see much for trees close by.
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