I LOVED the recurring themes of this film. Humility, positive attitude and fortitude. Attributes I aspire to. I was just getting on the treadmill to do cardio and wanted something inspiring to watch. Spot on!
You guys put out some of the best and highest quality content on TH-cam for hunting videos. It always blows my mind to see it only having 5k views. Keep up the great work! Love your videos and gear!
This video was so pleasing to absorb. I’ve done similar. You really can’t fully “know” unless you have scaled the next peak for a “maybe”. Over and over. The mind and body have to cope with the untidy situations…hopefully the spirit rises and rules in such unpredictable weather and country. Sawyer is wise and on his way to more wisdom. Thank you. Very grateful for this video.
Brad and crew, congrats on another great Alaskan adventure! I just returned from a PCT section hike in prep for Sept elk and we encountered a surprise late June snow storm which was no problem because we were warm and dry in our Absaroka shelter and insert! Keep up the great job and enjoy the life's journey!
This is the best Argali film yet, in my opinion. Great film, I loved the music, commentary, and visuals. Just make sure you guys record at least the head with the antlers when you walk up on the animal.
If I had to guess by the amount of rain you got, it was a September or early October hunt. South Central Alaska, Kodiak, it a very wet place during those months. Great Film
Great question...it was cold enough at night to keep the meat for a couple of days and we had our pilot do a meat run to grab it and throw it in a cooler
Until you've actually tried to hike it, you can't really explain to someone just how thick that underbrush is. Its like an endless uphill jungle gym with thorns.
Great film but seems kind of weird the number of times you said that every one sucks except me and one other guy. I think it's at 4 or 5 times so far and I have 8 minutes to go. I don't know but it seems like an odd way to refer to everyone who doesn't have the means or the time to do what you do.
Well done, fellas! Great flick with a better crew.
Much appreciated!
The quality of your films are unlike anyone else's. Truly always a pleasure to watch!
Appreciate you watching!
I LOVED the recurring themes of this film. Humility, positive attitude and fortitude. Attributes I aspire to. I was just getting on the treadmill to do cardio and wanted something inspiring to watch. Spot on!
Love to hear that
You guys put out some of the best and highest quality content on TH-cam for hunting videos. It always blows my mind to see it only having 5k views. Keep up the great work! Love your videos and gear!
Kind words we appreciate!
This video was so pleasing to absorb. I’ve done similar. You really can’t fully “know” unless you have scaled the next peak for a “maybe”. Over and over. The mind and body have to cope with the untidy situations…hopefully the spirit rises and rules in such unpredictable weather and country.
Sawyer is wise and on his way to more wisdom. Thank you. Very grateful for this video.
Appreciate all that
Absolutely breathtaking I so enjoyed the video and happen to know one of the young men, Sawyer Briel. Very good videography
Nicely done on this one! I enjoyed it
Another fantastic hunting film from the Argali team! Absolutely crushed this one!
Appreciate it!
Good job 👍
Great job and great film!
Appreciate that!
Brad and crew, congrats on another great Alaskan adventure! I just returned from a PCT section hike in prep for Sept elk and we encountered a surprise late June snow storm which was no problem because we were warm and dry in our Absaroka shelter and insert!
Keep up the great job and enjoy the life's journey!
Thank you!
Excellent Sitka’s….👊🏻🇺🇸
Shoutout to Sawyer, I work in Madison! Those are quite the mountains for a Midwest boy!
You ain’t kiddin!
This is the best Argali film yet, in my opinion. Great film, I loved the music, commentary, and visuals. Just make sure you guys record at least the head with the antlers when you walk up on the animal.
Appreciate you watching and the feedback
Great Vid!
Love these videos, keep them coming!
Amazing! 🙌✊
Looked like an awesome adventure thanks guys and congrats on some nice bucks.
Appreciate ya watching
Early season blacktails… delicious 😋👍🏻
So good!
Great hunt
Thank you, inspiring.
Awesome hunt! Amazing country. Congrats to everyone
Thanks James
If I had to guess by the amount of rain you got, it was a September or early October hunt. South Central Alaska, Kodiak, it a very wet place during those months. Great Film
You're real close. This was late August
Outstanding film, really enjoyed it! Some amazing adventures you guys go on.
Respect guys. I'm not cut out for SE Alaska.
This isn’t SE Alaska. It’s Kodiak and much easier than SE.
I'm too old now for this, but I like knowing it's there, and attainable.
Great video you guys! One technical question: how to you keep the meat to conserve itself until the plane arrives?
Great question...it was cold enough at night to keep the meat for a couple of days and we had our pilot do a meat run to grab it and throw it in a cooler
@@Argali got it! Thanks!
Congrats! Great country. What island? ABCs?
Until you've actually tried to hike it, you can't really explain to someone just how thick that underbrush is. Its like an endless uphill jungle gym with thorns.
No words do it justice. It was truly miserable.
Which rifles models are used in the film? They appear top performing.
All Nosler rifles. Some were Mountain Carbon in a 28 nosler and a few M48 Nosler in 300 win mag
Great hunt fellas!!! Way to stick out the SUCK!!
It was worth it!
@Argali hell yeah it was, slam dunk on a personal dream hunt!
If this is South East Alaska... then I'm Humphrey Bogart. It looks like the South part of Kodiak Island... the tree-less side.
I’m sure everyone would like to hear how your rain gear help up on this wet adventure.
We lived in our first lite Omen rain gear and it was fantastic day in and day out.
This is not southeast Alaska! It looks more like Kodiak, southeast is covered in timber to a minimum of 2000 ft
“ One last drink “
You indicate a trip like this is not to expensive. Can you give us an idea of the cost? Really want to do trip like this!
It's all relative, but compared to other Alaska hunts it's a lot less expensive but highly variable by location and time of year, style of trip, etc.
Can you do a breakdown video of a trip like this at some point?
That's a good idea
South West Alaska
Kodiak Island is located in South Central Alaska, not Souteast Alaska. Southeast Alaska is the pan handle of the state.
Yes, noted.
Great film but seems kind of weird the number of times you said that every one sucks except me and one other guy. I think it's at 4 or 5 times so far and I have 8 minutes to go. I don't know but it seems like an odd way to refer to everyone who doesn't have the means or the time to do what you do.
Is this affogneck
I didn’t know I was watching the weather channel. Stop complaining go hunt