Shoutout!!!! So my son Austin (8yrs old tomorrow) he has been religiously watching 2.0 every night. We watch as a family of 4 even my wife Sarah enjoys our movie nights. Hats off to you guys on your journey through the elk woods. And thanks for motivating the public to join us on public land. Could you guys wish Austin Kelsey a happy 8th birthday on the uncut!! Keep it up the grind is real.
Congrats on getting monetized fellas!! Don't mind the quick interruptions, you deserve it! Thank you for all the inspiration you all bring to us daily and the hard work to make it possible for us to all be part of something.
You guys are some of the most genuine people out there!!!!! Unreal .... speechless!!!!! Anyone that has watched can see the passion and drive you guys have for this way of life.....i love how u guys pray in a circle.... makes me tear up every time!!!!! Your guys hard work shows and inspires so much!!!!! Growing up id always hunt with my dad which isn't the most experienced with elk and also shattered his foot and broke his back in 4 places ... falling of a roof... so yeah we would never be able to hike deep in there ... but anyways... season starts in 2 days here in Montana!!!! And the last 3-4 months I've been watching every video you guys have!!!! Also put in several scouting trips!!!!! And I know for a fact with everything you guys have taught me !!!!! And just the drive I see from you guys makes me want to hike 20 miles in and not come out Intel I got a bull on the ground!!!!!! Leaving tomorrow evening!!!! And I want you guys to know this bull I take this year is dedicated to you guys!!!!!!! Like seriously I can't thank you enough for all the inspiration and life lessons!!!!! I'm gonna film this hunt and I'll be sending in some pictures !!!! Thank you guys once again!!!!! This weekend im putting my absolute all in this hunt!!!!! And there WILL BE A BULL ON THE GROUND!!!!! KEEP UP THE SOLID WORK !!!!! AND ILL DO THE SAME. WITH MY HEAD HELD HIGH INTEL THAT BULL IS ON THE GROUND. . IF IT WASN'T FOR YOU GUYS I MIGHT STILL BE HUNTING WITH MY DADS TATICS .... WELL I CAN'T SAY THAT BECAUSE IVE GOTTEN A COUPLE COWS WITH HIM SO LOL... THANK YOU AND MY 2020 BULL IS DEDICATED TO YOU GUYS!!!!!!!
Didn't get home until after midnight from the Exo party but still had to watch this before bed. Good job guys. Was great to meet you all and hang out. Thanks for your support for a great cause.
Looking forward to episode 30. Can’t wait to meet everyone at Portland. Amen BROS. you always invite the Lord along on your hunts. That’s why you were made for this.
I love how into the camouflage Trail is. His ball cap accessory at 16:32 is on point. He will totally blend in with the pines. If his face was painted, he'd practically be invisible in those woods! Great videos guys! I'm enjoying every minute of them. Heather🇨🇦
Hey BROs, shout out from OMAN. I watch your videos, they happen to come out in the middle of the night for me, so while I am dressing for work, I usually get half your episode watched and finish it up over lunch break. ALL THE WAY FROM OMAN.... CHEERS
It was good talking with you guys at the party. Trent remember R value is king when it comes to the quilt. Trevor good luck on the Goose hunts birds are coming your way. You should have seen them all in the fields on my drive home.
So when I first started elk hunting I made something like that out of a piece of old conduit pipe, when you blow in it, it sounds like an elk locate whistle . Keep at it , I know you guys got 2 more in you. And if not the experience looks awesome. And Wyoming looks great, now I want to hunt there ! Thanks for bring us along.
That’s a really cool copper corrugated pipe bull whistle if I’m not mistaken. I’m not home right now or I would post a picture of one. Great find!!! Old school stuff from the 70’s early 80’s I’m thinking.
An old elk whistle. My uncle and dad used them from the late 60's into the early 80's. Usually made of brake line or copper line. Some had a wood lip on them and wrapped in tape or various other soft material to take the metallic sound out of them. Allegedly they worked really well in Montana and Idaho back in the day.
I've seen those little corrugated bugle tubes before. From the 80's. Sometimes people made their own from tubing also. That's what they looked like after a grizzly spits them out!
That pipe you found is the original elk bugle... We used that before there were any commercial bugles... You have to remember that until Larry D Jones introduced his bugle around 1978 ish and Wayne Carlton started using Turkey calls... We had in improvise.. Those gas pipes made a high pitch whistle that could hit multiple times ... You should check one out at the hardware store and see how far calling has changed in the past 40 years...
definitely an elk call made from conduit or flexible gas line. I have seen a few and made one also. Sound they make is similar to those plastic whistling straws you can get from the fair.
Great video guys. Finding that old call was cool. But the way that wind started blowing when y'all were about to put it in a pack would have caused me to put it back where I found it! lol.. Bad Mojo.. :))
Faulk's Model EKC-6 elk call --- bought one when I first started archery elk hunting in Arizona in 1981. Still have it 'tho haven't used it in decades ...
You guys will like this one. I had a deaf friend that used one of those bugles. They were really flute like sound. He did call in elk but some of them would come in and he wouldn’t see them till they were on top of him. He was fun to archery hunt with.
Faulk’s elk bugle...still use the one my Grandpa gave me, it’s been in my pack on every hunt ever since. Works good to sound like a young bull when you are in close or a locator bugle. Big bulls don’t like young bulls trying to take a cow.
That tube you found on the mountain. A buddy of mine had one that his dad used. They called it a spike whistle. Dumb name but it sounds like a really young Spike bull learning how to bugle. You'd be surprised how crazy it can make a big bowl if it sounds like a spike with cows.. way cool that you found that
1974 my dad had a bugle just like that. You could only hit the high note, unless you use the palm of your hand on the end of the bugle to muffle the sound. It was meant to imitate a younger Bowl.
definitely old school bugle tube. The corrugated pipe can sound like the high note of a bugle, but could not do the low to high range of modern reeds and latex bugles. For it's time, it worked... ask Larry D Jones, I'm pretty sure he used one when he first started.
The first Elk bugle I ever saw or blew on was one of those little pigtail squigglers. It was a high pitched whistle. I was about 10 years old and the year was 1980... The addiction started then
I think I have mastered the Trent chuckle. I was wanting to sound more like an elk but hey I've seen Trent call in some bulls! I'm just kidding. I love the content guys keep up the good work!!
My great uncle Art used an elk call like the one you guys found, first time I was out calling with him was in the 70s. He could call em in. He had two sets 7x7s in the rafters in his garage. My aunt didn't want the horns in the house. I asked him if that was all the elk he had killed, he just smiled and said they didn't usually keep the horns.haha.
We started out with those flex tube bugles. We would buy flex tubing that would go on the back of a gas dryer and make our own. We called them elk whistles because they only made high pitch sounds like a spike elk. Memories.
That is an old coiled gas pipe for the hot water tank that you get at HomeDepot! The more you twist it, the more sound you get out of it! They work ok!
It’s an old bugle, you literally blow through it. I’m willing to bet my dad still has his! If I can get over there and find it, I will post a pic of it.
That was the original "Doug Flutie" flute....except we called them "tootie flutes".or "curly-cues" Back in the day...(1970-1979 or so) one could only purchase two kinds of elk bugles....a three note "whistle"-type (which made three distinct notes) or this bugle made out of bendable under-sink water supply pipe. Otherwise....we learned to bugle with our voices...which fooled virtually every elk hunter that heard us because we sounded so authentic vs the whistle or the tootie flute.
Met a 76 yr old hunter from Texas on the trail in Colorado with a bugle tube just like that one you found. Flex copper tubing makes a high pitched bugle just by blowing through it. He said he doesn’t call them in but they will respond so he can locate them to shoot
it is a old school elk bugle , yo blow starting off easy and increase to the top of the bugle and then decreease to the bottom pitcdh. they were used forty tears ago. im 65 and we used them back when i was 20.
That is an old school whistle bugle. I bought one late 80s early 90s. I still have mine somewhere. The only difference is mine had plastic ends on it otherwise exactly the same.
Guys, that is the whistle tube I used back in the early seventies. The bulls here in Oregon didn't have the hunting pressure and would answer that call. Then the big reveal, a elk call from Larry D Jones a tube with a screw off mouth piece. I've killed alot of bulls with reeds and tube. Your having to much fun, good luck.
It's a Elk bugle tube made of copper tubing and a lanyard for hanging on your neck it is like one of the first type elk bugle tube attempts to replicate the elk bugling Good Hunting
As others have pointed out, that piece of flex tube is definitely an early bugle. I lived in Montana in through the 1980's and knew guys who made/used calls exactly like that. I noticed how the wind picked up when you started talking about keeping it....possibly a 'sign'....
Shoutout!!!! So my son Austin (8yrs old tomorrow) he has been religiously watching 2.0 every night. We watch as a family of 4 even my wife Sarah enjoys our movie nights. Hats off to you guys on your journey through the elk woods. And thanks for motivating the public to join us on public land. Could you guys wish Austin Kelsey a happy 8th birthday on the uncut!! Keep it up the grind is real.
Congrats on getting monetized fellas!! Don't mind the quick interruptions, you deserve it! Thank you for all the inspiration you all bring to us daily and the hard work to make it possible for us to all be part of something.
You guys are some of the most genuine people out there!!!!! Unreal .... speechless!!!!! Anyone that has watched can see the passion and drive you guys have for this way of life.....i love how u guys pray in a circle.... makes me tear up every time!!!!! Your guys hard work shows and inspires so much!!!!! Growing up id always hunt with my dad which isn't the most experienced with elk and also shattered his foot and broke his back in 4 places ... falling of a roof... so yeah we would never be able to hike deep in there ... but anyways... season starts in 2 days here in Montana!!!! And the last 3-4 months I've been watching every video you guys have!!!! Also put in several scouting trips!!!!! And I know for a fact with everything you guys have taught me !!!!! And just the drive I see from you guys makes me want to hike 20 miles in and not come out Intel I got a bull on the ground!!!!!! Leaving tomorrow evening!!!! And I want you guys to know this bull I take this year is dedicated to you guys!!!!!!! Like seriously I can't thank you enough for all the inspiration and life lessons!!!!! I'm gonna film this hunt and I'll be sending in some pictures !!!! Thank you guys once again!!!!! This weekend im putting my absolute all in this hunt!!!!! And there WILL BE A BULL ON THE GROUND!!!!! KEEP UP THE SOLID WORK !!!!! AND ILL DO THE SAME. WITH MY HEAD HELD HIGH INTEL THAT BULL IS ON THE GROUND. . IF IT WASN'T FOR YOU GUYS I MIGHT STILL BE HUNTING WITH MY DADS TATICS .... WELL I CAN'T SAY THAT BECAUSE IVE GOTTEN A COUPLE COWS WITH HIM SO LOL... THANK YOU AND MY 2020 BULL IS DEDICATED TO YOU GUYS!!!!!!!
Hit that like with faith everything these boys touch is golden to me. Great representation of us hunters thanks brothers stay true!!!!
Didn't get home until after midnight from the Exo party but still had to watch this before bed. Good job guys. Was great to meet you all and hang out. Thanks for your support for a great cause.
Looking forward to episode 30. Can’t wait to meet everyone at Portland. Amen BROS. you always invite the Lord along on your hunts. That’s why you were made for this.
I love how into the camouflage Trail is. His ball cap accessory at 16:32 is on point. He will totally blend in with the pines. If his face was painted, he'd practically be invisible in those woods! Great videos guys! I'm enjoying every minute of them. Heather🇨🇦
I love how you pray before enjoying the hunt. True
Men!! God bless you all and much love. From the ..
Duran Family
Colorado!
Someone,a long time ago stopped to take a crap and set his bugle down. You found it!
Hey BROs, shout out from OMAN. I watch your videos, they happen to come out in the middle of the night for me, so while I am dressing for work, I usually get half your episode watched and finish it up over lunch break. ALL THE WAY FROM OMAN.... CHEERS
Ya from the 1st time i meet Wes at Benchmade meet&greet know he was a great addition to you guys. Awesome work Wes!
Yup that's a elk whistle,a Bent supply line curled up makes a great whistle
Definitely an old bugle. My dad made me one out of an old gas line for the furnace when I was kid. Curled up it makes a cool whistle like a bull.
It was good talking with you guys at the party. Trent remember R value is king when it comes to the quilt. Trevor good luck on the Goose hunts birds are coming your way. You should have seen them all in the fields on my drive home.
Thanks for another episode.
Wes’s comedy is unreal!
Keep it coming!
I'm 58 and in my teens my uncle had a bugle/whistle like that one you found.
Thank you for not only your videos, but your videos!
I would have left it. It’s like when the Brady bunch went to Hawaii and Bobby found that thing that was cursed!
I have and have used a bugle like that back in the late 60’s and early 70’s
Cool find!
So when I first started elk hunting I made something like that out of a piece of old conduit pipe, when you blow in it, it sounds like an elk locate whistle .
Keep at it , I know you guys got 2 more in you.
And if not the experience looks awesome. And Wyoming looks great, now I want to hunt there !
Thanks for bring us along.
That is an old school bugle. Pretty cool find.
That’s a really cool copper corrugated pipe bull whistle if I’m not mistaken. I’m not home right now or I would post a picture of one. Great find!!! Old school stuff from the 70’s early 80’s I’m thinking.
love the series guys!! Definitely putting Wyoming on my list to hunt elk!! Keep it up!
Those things work! I've even heard a rosie make a bugle like the one that comes out of that thing. The ultimate doug flutie sound.
Perfect timing. Just got home from work.
Great bull great video
The tube you found is a gas line for a heater , typically a garage or shop heater.
we used them back in the day for bugles, try it sometime.
Awesome seeing you guys tonight! Keep crushing it.
Good stuff guys.
An old elk whistle. My uncle and dad used them from the late 60's into the early 80's. Usually made of brake line or copper line. Some had a wood lip on them and wrapped in tape or various other soft material to take the metallic sound out of them. Allegedly they worked really well in Montana and Idaho back in the day.
I've seen those little corrugated bugle tubes before. From the 80's. Sometimes people made their own from tubing also.
That's what they looked like after a grizzly spits them out!
Thanks for the show guys my wife and I watched this in the exo parking lot waiting for the Christmas party to start. Can't miss an episode.
That pipe you found is the original elk bugle... We used that before there were any commercial bugles... You have to remember that until Larry D Jones introduced his bugle around 1978 ish and Wayne Carlton started using Turkey calls... We had in improvise.. Those gas pipes made a high pitch whistle that could hit multiple times ... You should check one out at the hardware store and see how far calling has changed in the past 40 years...
I have that bugle! AWSOME find! Over 40 years old.
definitely an elk call made from conduit or flexible gas line. I have seen a few and made one also. Sound they make is similar to those plastic whistling straws you can get from the fair.
Yeah, that is an original gas flex pipe elk bugle. I have one in my hunting gear... circa 1978.
You sure it wasn't 1798.
That's an old school elk whistle. One of my dads old hunting buddies had one back in the day.. cool find
love my finger sling!! helps with my competition shooting!!!
Aaron Mahan I love them
Great video guys. Finding that old call was cool. But the way that wind started blowing when y'all were about to put it in a pack would have caused me to put it back where I found it! lol.. Bad Mojo.. :))
Also I’m watching while eating breakfast 😁
Faulk's Model EKC-6 elk call --- bought one when I first started archery elk hunting in Arizona in 1981. Still have it 'tho haven't used it in decades ...
Really cool old bugle tube what an awesome find. Wish I could have gone to the Christmas party maybe next year.
You guys will like this one. I had a deaf friend that used one of those bugles. They were really flute like sound. He did call in elk but some of them would come in and he wouldn’t see them till they were on top of him. He was fun to archery hunt with.
Big fan of trents knock off crocs @14:50
Faulk’s elk bugle...still use the one my Grandpa gave me, it’s been in my pack on every hunt ever since. Works good to sound like a young bull when you are in close or a locator bugle. Big bulls don’t like young bulls trying to take a cow.
That tube you found on the mountain. A buddy of mine had one that his dad used. They called it a spike whistle. Dumb name but it sounds like a really young Spike bull learning how to bugle. You'd be surprised how crazy it can make a big bowl if it sounds like a spike with cows.. way cool that you found that
The new Born and Raised Bear Spray Stablizer!!! Has a ring to it. Great video guys!!!
My first elk whistle was circa 1989, looked like you found it. They didn't play many notes but it was a start to what we use now.
1974 my dad had a bugle just like that. You could only hit the high note, unless you use the palm of your hand on the end of the bugle to muffle the sound. It was meant to imitate a younger Bowl.
definitely old school bugle tube. The corrugated pipe can sound like the high note of a bugle, but could not do the low to high range of modern reeds and latex bugles. For it's time, it worked... ask Larry D Jones, I'm pretty sure he used one when he first started.
The first Elk bugle I ever saw or blew on was one of those little pigtail squigglers. It was a high pitched whistle. I was about 10 years old and the year was 1980... The addiction started then
You found my Grandmother's bugle. Awesome.
My Grandfather use a similar old school bugle. 1950’s / 60’s. Copper pipe and wood reed. The stories that thing could tell.
Amen!
Thanks for answering the knife question. That bull looks like he wants a close up.
I think I have mastered the Trent chuckle. I was wanting to sound more like an elk but hey I've seen Trent call in some bulls! I'm just kidding. I love the content guys keep up the good work!!
you guys rock!
Good video thanks for sharing
My great uncle Art used an elk call like the one you guys found, first time I was out calling with him was in the 70s. He could call em in. He had two sets 7x7s in the rafters in his garage. My aunt didn't want the horns in the house. I asked him if that was all the elk he had killed, he just smiled and said they didn't usually keep the horns.haha.
We started out with those flex tube bugles. We would buy flex tubing that would go on the back of a gas dryer and make our own. We called them elk whistles because they only made high pitch sounds like a spike elk. Memories.
“What if you just hold onto it?” Busting up! New T-shirt!
did Trent just use the word....... "Elky!!??". I used that word this year......and my bro's laughed at me!! Luv it!!
That is an old coiled gas pipe for the hot water tank that you get at HomeDepot! The more you twist it, the more sound you get out of it! They work ok!
I love this channel! cant stop watching! Wish I had friends like you guys!
Looks like a flexible gas line for appliances that someone modified into a bugle of sorts
It’s an old bugle, you literally blow through it. I’m willing to bet my dad still has his! If I can get over there and find it, I will post a pic of it.
My dad is long past, rest his sole, but I still have his bugle just like that one. Good find guys, nice artifact .
Bad Wind . Keep them coming.
That pipe you found Is a bull call from around the late 70’s. It’s made from a gas pipe use in stoves or hot water heaters
I have a couple of those old bugles hanging. The sound isn’t that bad but you can’t control it and it’s not loud at all
You guys found Doug Flutie's tube!
That was the original "Doug Flutie" flute....except we called them "tootie flutes".or "curly-cues" Back in the day...(1970-1979 or so) one could only purchase two kinds of elk bugles....a three note "whistle"-type (which made three distinct notes) or this bugle made out of bendable under-sink water supply pipe. Otherwise....we learned to bugle with our voices...which fooled virtually every elk hunter that heard us because we sounded so authentic vs the whistle or the tootie flute.
Awesome guy..
Met a 76 yr old hunter from Texas on the trail in Colorado with a bugle tube just like that one you found. Flex copper tubing makes a high pitched bugle just by blowing through it. He said he doesn’t call them in but they will respond so he can locate them to shoot
Good night
😂😂.....spraying mud! Laughs when I need them!
it is a old school elk bugle , yo blow starting off easy and increase to the top of the bugle and then decreease to the bottom pitcdh. they were used forty tears ago. im 65 and we used them back when i was 20.
Am I the only one that was bugged seeing the pine needle sticking out of his hat at 16:30 haha
That is an old school whistle bugle. I bought one late 80s early 90s. I still have mine somewhere. The only difference is mine had plastic ends on it otherwise exactly the same.
Thanks for letting us know on the bones I’ve been wondering about it 🤘
It's a spike squeal made from old electrical conduit. Coil it up and a simple blow produces a nice squeal.
Guys, that is the whistle tube I used back in the early seventies. The bulls here in Oregon didn't have the hunting pressure and would answer that call. Then the big reveal, a elk call from Larry D Jones a tube with a screw off mouth piece. I've killed alot of bulls with reeds and tube. Your having to much fun, good luck.
I used one of those calls in the early 80s. Back then they would actually answer it.
It's a Elk bugle tube made of copper tubing and a lanyard for hanging on your neck it is like one of the first type elk bugle tube attempts to replicate the elk bugling Good Hunting
That is a bugle tube. I still have one. I don’t use it but it works pretty good. Early 80s technology
My father in-law gave my kids his old bugle tube and it’s the same kind as the one you found!!!!
That's a cool old bugle you found my father still has his hanging around
Trent is always mocking everyone's equipment... best part of the videos!
It looks like an old gas flex that someone was using as a call. If you blow through one they make noise like a bugle.
Curly cue bugle. That’s what my dad hunted with for years before they started making more advanced bugles!
1970's 80's elk whistle. Had one like it
Old bugle tube, awesome
Between the mustache, the mullet and the mop I’m having a high level viewing experience.
Not sure what it is but maybe you can use it to help Brady comb his hair!
Haha!! Love this comment. We agree... Brady's hair is pretty crazy after a week of hunting or even in the office :)
As others have pointed out, that piece of flex tube is definitely an early bugle. I lived in Montana in through the 1980's and knew guys who made/used calls exactly like that. I noticed how the wind picked up when you started talking about keeping it....possibly a 'sign'....
LOL it was -13 in Donnelly at 7 am on Dec 6 when I was come to the Fire Department for shift. Keep up the great work!
Yes that is definitely old school bugle I still got one
My uncle still carries a bugle like that. It's just a piece of tube and it makes a fairly soft, whistly bugle. Crude but it still gets a response.
Antique gas line tubing style elk whistle. Early in elk hunting they were used a lot. Thats a dandy bull, hope someone cuts their tag!!