To hear Trevor tell his story and perservere is something else. To hear about all the guys pitching in and pulling weight not saying a word is incredible brotherhood. Proud to follow you guys, rock gear everywhere I go. Cant wait for the rest!
Great video as always, I have never had that much weight on my back, poor Trevor after back surgery carrying that much weight had to be grueling. Archery hunting for elk is definitely at the top of my bucket list, I live back east and may never get to do that but watching your videos absolutely inspires me to some day get it done. Thanks guys, God bless you all.
It's inspiring to see the teamwork you all put forth to help each other succeed and then the humble side of each of you when the successes come. I've never seen such unselfishness before and it encourages me to be more like you all. Thanks for taking us along on this journey!
What a great amazing group. Hearing Trever's story about his back and his brothers and friends that have been quietly helped by carrying more weight, that's awesome and totally shows what this brotherhood is about. Props to all of you!
Tree thanks for sharing that you had surgery on your back, I’ve been contemplating going archery hunting next season because I had an implant put in my back and recently recovering. With that being said my 12 Year old daughter and I have been inspired by the BRO family, HUSH, and Elk101 so we will be hunting next season for the first time with archery equipment. Thank you guys!
Loved the little evil look on Trents face at the end talking about his hunt! Can’t wait to see it. You guys have without a doubt the best TH-cam Elk hunting series out there! Well Hush and Elk 101 ain’t to shabby either!!
Been doing this kind of elk hunting experience for twenty years plus and to be able to watch these brings back memories , as well as friendship growing moments. Thanks,
Wow, this video touched home. It makes me happy to be part of a hunting community that is so positive. It's all so great to see a group of guys that "get it". Stepping up when another team member can't. Pretty amazing what we do for our "brother's" when they can't take a full load. Working as a group always makes us stronger. Great work guys.
Trevor, thank you for sharing about your back surgery. 5 weeks ago I shot my first elk ever and 3 weeks ago I had a microdiscectomy on my left L4/L5 at 35 years old. I had been wondering what my hunting future holds. Seeing you on that pack out gives me hope that I will be able to continue hunting and pack meat out in the future. Watching Land of the Free 2.0 has been a big part of my recovery process.
Trevor , not being picky bloke but the reason i constantly watch this born and raised crew is your mad sense of humor and your antics in front of the camera. With that being said , i wish i lived in the USA so that i could live the dream that you guys do , keep it up , i love it
Your guys Friendship/ Family atmosphere is something to strive for! Great work on this project, truly inspiring for all individuals. Keep working hard and teaching people what it means to have each others back!
Treavor it is crazy that you spoke about your surgery sounds like the same surgery i am going in for tomorrow morning. Before I found out I needed surgery had started planning my first trip out west to try a backpack elk hunt. Hearing your story makes me confident I can still do it. Thank you for sharing your stories.
There is no greater love than those who share your burden never complaining or making you feel broken. I too have had L4, L5 back surgery with a spine stimulator implant and am limited by not having the kind of friends or brotherly love that are selflessness enough to support my limitations. That alone has forced me to only watch others live my dream of elk hunting. Your videos are awesome and allow me to watch your selflessness and support of one another. May God continue to Bless you with many adventures safely into the wilderness of hunts.
I can totally relate with you, Treavor. I had the exact same surgery as you, but it was on both left and right. The problem I had afterwards, other than the restriction for carrying heavy things, is I developed a wad of scar tissue on my right side that adhered to my sciatic nerve root. I have 24/7 sciatica with hypersensitivity in my foot and outside of my calf about halfway up. I've had to quit work and am on a walker now. I am very glad that your crew has stepped in to help you. You are a valuable member to the crew in more ways than just what you can carry and they clearly know that. Plus they love you. Take care of that back... I've learned that you only get on per lifetime and life is pretty miserable if you live with chronic back pain, as you will recall! I've actually turned my daughter into an ab-crunching machine in hopes of keeping a strong core which greatly helps with preventing back injuries and recovery from one if it happens.
Trevor, congrats on joining the Birthday Bull club. I've been a member since 2013 and it is a great feeling. I'm sure every time you look at that bull it will bring a smile to your face!
Trevor I all too well know how your back feels. I too have had lower back surgery years ago L4/5 Lactolectomy and more with bone fusion, four screws and rods. I was told the same, be lucky to pack again, ski or anything of the sort. 2 months later I was in the backcountry of Wyoming hunting, and packing out a bull solo. I’ll be 50 here shortly and have been packing meat for nine years now since my surgery, my bulls every year and hunting partners. I think my love and ambition for the solitude and fire within for elk hunting keeps me healthy mentally and strong. Keep powering through, never stop brother!!!
What Trevor said at the end of pack out was awesome. It's awesome what y'all do for each other (as well as you taking care of us with giveaways/shout outs when you don't have to).
The dreaded pack out!! Ugh!! But in all reality, that is the best part. Everyone comes together, the brotherly love, camaraderie, the laughing, thats the best part of it all. Well done gentlemen!!
I love the prayers each morning and the way y'all are not selfish and trying to get your hunting buddies a bull before yourselves. Thanks for your inspiration because of y'all me and my brother went on our first OTC bow hunt for Elk this year. Unsuccessful but had a great time and can't wait to go again.
More MEAT!! That's my 2yo's favorite exclamation, you can use it if you want. Might sound creepy but I would love to see more clips with the carcass, like the actual shot forensics and damage to the organs etc... but y'all made the boning and packing super informational and aesthetic. Treavor has really laid it bare in this series; he's a great steward of authenticity- highs and lows he opens up and owns his actions in an always optimistic way. Thanks to the whole crew for this incredible journey that we get to share with you through the screen
I'm a truck driver and at the end of a long day on the road I immediately turn on the tablet to utube and watch BRO and destination elk to round out the night, thank you for the entertainment and learning opportunity
I am in love with your videos. I am rewatching them and I had forgotten about these Montana episodes, that being said I believe the episodes with Tye are the best. You can tell he is like y’all’s missing link.
I feel your pain Treavor. I had the same surgery in 2015 after a workplace injury. I am no longer able to do my trade of 19 years (heavy Diesel Fitter) and was told similar in regard to hunting. Persistence as will power kept me at it. I can still hunt with camp on my back but I just have to do it smarter now. It took a re-evaluation of my gear to lighten it right up. Mates took up my slack whilst hunting. I am so appreciative of that and I can’t express my gratitude to them. Great video guys and great series. Loving every aspect of it and the brothers are inspiring for us all to get out there. Cheers from Australia!! 🍻
I would like to give a shout out to the born and raised crew for staying true to the game of hunting. No photo shop, all animals are treated like trophy's, true to the real hunters. Thanks guys.
Another great episode from the BRO Crew. Your brotherhood and support for each other is so refreshing and awesome to see in a world full of so much hate.
Treavor I have had that same surgery, twice. L3, L4. Keep it up. I have no restrictions and have no effects from it but a couple scars. Thanks for the great content.
Headed out to try and fill my WA tag this morning guys, thanks for the de-boning lesson! Hope it comes in handy? A bad back is a tough one for sure. Blew out my L4 & L5 many years ago and it will be a forever maintenance game of stretching out and building the stomach muscles. Stay on it! Blessings always guys.
I've enjoyed 2.0 this far! It may seem not as much harvesting of bulls as 1.0 or your past films and that's the reality of hunting and you all show that and have shown that. That's why I'm a huge fan and will continue to watch and support the BRO team.
Thanks for the great videos! I have had 2 microdiscectomies and 1 fusion of three vertebra in the same area. I I'm heading out in three weeks for my 1st solo elk hunt in Colorado. I hope I can pack one as well as you did. Great Job!!
Jerry and Megan my family and I will start our prayers for you both to have a successful battle against Cancer. My wife too was diagnosed with Cancer in February, and she is on the road to recovery. I truly believe that her success is due to all of the prayer and support from our family, friends, and the community. I ask that everyone who reads this, please Pray for Jerry and Megan as well...You gotta believe...It will help. With Love
Hey just started watching you guys on the 2.0 Series its the best channel on TH-cam. Trevor you seem like a super cool dude I would love to hunt with you and all you guys and the hush guy. I’ve learned a lot from watching this. I’m new at bow hunting and I can’t wait tell I get a chance to get out and kill something. Good job guys 👍🏻
This one's for Treavor. Definitely understand how it feels to rely on others to help with the heavy lifting. 25 years in the Canadian military, some misspent youth and contact sports left me with S1-L5-L4 with basically no disc material. I went 12 years dealing with pain. Finally had surgery in 2015. Best thing I ever did. Not 100%, but good enough to hunt. I hate asking for help. You know you have the best friends and family when they just help out without a word. Loving the season. Wife and I were away for 8 days with our grandson. Just finished binge watching LOTF 2.0 to get caught up.
Well it was the first time I'd ever been able to watch you guys break down a bull to pack out in some depth and explain why you do it. So that was pretty cool.
I know I am late to the party but congrats on the birthday bull. I had a microdiscectomy on L4-L5 in April 2020. My recovery was GREAT and my Dr said I was good to go for elk season. Got my 1st branched bull with my bow (not my birthday though), 5X6 Oregon bull. Keep cranking out the great content boys!
Was worried from the title that there was going to be a bad ending. Happy happy it was not so. You guys are so lucky to have each other and the complete friendship you show the rest of us.
Thanks for sharing about your back Trevor. Brother hood is one amazing thing. You guys are such an inspiration to the hunting community. Honestly it’s cuz of you guys why I decided to get off my butt and get in shape for next year. Been in the gym since mid October doing cardio and lifting weights and have lost 6lbs but I feel amazing! Thanks guys!
Great show guys. You should have shown the trip to town. It is always a big laugh for us coming to town after being in the back country lacking a shower for a week. Let’s just say our appearance and smells draw some attention.
I solo hunt but appreciate knowing I can call guys to help me pack out. Awesome to have a group there the whole time with you. I’d pay just to hunt with you guys for the experience.
I would’ve love to see kody upside down in the creek! Haha but you guys rocked it. Got all the meat out no loss and nobody died or lost a limb or anything! Great job guys!!! Treav I feel for you brother that’s where my back has a bad problem too! Tried for two yrs to get it fixed now and the darn insurance won’t cover it! Thanks guys for the video! Can’t freakin wait to see Trent and Steve in Wyoming!!!!
Thanks so much for putting this series out there. Ive really enjoyed watching it and can’t wait for more. One question I have is that I’ve noticed that elk have a tendency to drop once they hear the bow go off. Do you aim a bit lower than normal in anticipation of this? I’m planning my first archery elk hunt next year and can’t wait for September to roll around again! Thanks again for the amazing content.
Great video guys luv it!! Trevor I feel your pain. My back is shot also. Dr said I'd never be able to hunt or row a boat again, but I'm still going. It is a challenge and you go through a lot of pain, but it's all worth it. Thank you guys for the inspiration and motivation to keep going!!
I was in the same boat a few years ago! Had lower back surgery on a bulging disc between my L4 and L5 and was so scared that I wasn’t going to be able to backpack hunt agin but backs much stronger then ever and it proved it with the 110 pound pack 6 miles away from the truck! Pack a whole bull out in one trip with 3 guys!
First time I seen you guys was on lunker's u guys helped him get a elk and I've been subscribed since almost seen the whole land of the free and since my brother passed away I haven't hunted and I've only hunted deer in Michigan where I live . Right now at 38 it would be a dream come true to hunt in Montana that's my dream place to live. Well I love that you guys pray before every hunt and keep it up. I'll never not watch born and raised outdoors.
So I’ve done the bow hunting elk thing for a long time. I’ve only been successful 4 times but I’ve packed out a lot more than that. Some of my favorite hunts are helping pack meat for one or both brothers. Many of those times I’ve been caller, the funniest part of the deal. Oh and my boy just started hunting his 11 and has his eyes on that Hyot Trent pulled out of a box!!🤩🙏👊🏻 (he says)!!
So jealous of you guys. I’m moving to Montana in a month. Can’t wait for next elk season which will be my first. Hopefully I’ve learned a few things from you Guys. Definitely will have the “Dirk” in my bag of tricks.
My buddy was a dentist and had back surgery also. Not easy to be hunched over for hours a day fixing people. I hate dentist and really need them but I respect them a ton
Had a packed horse roll off the trail years ago. Same problem, upside down and 4 hooves flying. That was fun getting the pack off so she could get back up. We all lived.
Right on you guys ,good luck on your other 2 tags . Just want to say, I started watching you guys last year, and I have been hunting again and it has been about 15 years ,and it has been great doing it again .thumbs up you guys, keep up the making of the videos guys.
another awesome video. the pack out is a huge part of the hunt. i really like that you show some meat processing and the pack out! please keep that in the videos.
The turtle fall would have made great video for sure! Been there and done that Cody. Once on a pack out crossing a stream, I tried to hit each rock but I started leaning. Then it was fas forward to a full on face plant. My "buddies" were laughing as I called for a little help!
Carrying your brothers load because he can't and never complaining about it. The depth of character in your circle is awesome to see.
Amen to that!
To hear Trevor tell his story and perservere is something else. To hear about all the guys pitching in and pulling weight not saying a word is incredible brotherhood. Proud to follow you guys, rock gear everywhere I go. Cant wait for the rest!
Great video as always, I have never had that much weight on my back, poor Trevor after back surgery carrying that much weight had to be grueling. Archery hunting for elk is definitely at the top of my bucket list, I live back east and may never get to do that but watching your videos absolutely inspires me to some day get it done. Thanks guys, God bless you all.
It's inspiring to see the teamwork you all put forth to help each other succeed and then the humble side of each of you when the successes come. I've never seen such unselfishness before and it encourages me to be more like you all. Thanks for taking us along on this journey!
What a great amazing group. Hearing Trever's story about his back and his brothers and friends that have been quietly helped by carrying more weight, that's awesome and totally shows what this brotherhood is about. Props to all of you!
Tree thanks for sharing that you had surgery on your back, I’ve been contemplating going archery hunting next season because I had an implant put in my back and recently recovering. With that being said my 12 Year old daughter and I have been inspired by the BRO family, HUSH, and Elk101 so we will be hunting next season for the first time with archery equipment. Thank you guys!
Trev
Awesome! Good luck to yall!
Loved the little evil look on Trents face at the end talking about his hunt! Can’t wait to see it. You guys have without a doubt the best TH-cam Elk hunting series out there! Well Hush and Elk 101 ain’t to shabby either!!
Been doing this kind of elk hunting experience for twenty years plus and to be able to watch these brings back memories , as well as friendship growing moments. Thanks,
Wow, this video touched home. It makes me happy to be part of a hunting community that is so positive. It's all so great to see a group of guys that "get it". Stepping up when another team member can't. Pretty amazing what we do for our "brother's" when they can't take a full load. Working as a group always makes us stronger. Great work guys.
Trevor, thank you for sharing about your back surgery. 5 weeks ago I shot my first elk ever and 3 weeks ago I had a microdiscectomy on my left L4/L5 at 35 years old. I had been wondering what my hunting future holds. Seeing you on that pack out gives me hope that I will be able to continue hunting and pack meat out in the future. Watching Land of the Free 2.0 has been a big part of my recovery process.
Trevor , not being picky bloke but the reason i constantly watch this born and raised crew is your mad sense of humor and your antics in front of the camera. With that being said , i wish i lived in the USA so that i could live the dream that you guys do , keep it up , i love it
Your guys Friendship/ Family atmosphere is something to strive for! Great work on this project, truly inspiring for all individuals. Keep working hard and teaching people what it means to have each others back!
Treavor it is crazy that you spoke about your surgery sounds like the same surgery i am going in for tomorrow morning. Before I found out I needed surgery had started planning my first trip out west to try a backpack elk hunt. Hearing your story makes me confident I can still do it. Thank you for sharing your stories.
Good luck! Do this necessary, smart training and you can do it! No doubt!
There is no greater love than those who share your burden never complaining or making you feel broken. I too have had L4, L5 back surgery with a spine stimulator implant and am limited by not having the kind of friends or brotherly love that are selflessness enough to support my limitations. That alone has forced me to only watch others live my dream of elk hunting. Your videos are awesome and allow me to watch your selflessness and support of one another. May God continue to Bless you with many adventures safely into the wilderness of hunts.
I can totally relate with you, Treavor. I had the exact same surgery as you, but it was on both left and right. The problem I had afterwards, other than the restriction for carrying heavy things, is I developed a wad of scar tissue on my right side that adhered to my sciatic nerve root. I have 24/7 sciatica with hypersensitivity in my foot and outside of my calf about halfway up. I've had to quit work and am on a walker now. I am very glad that your crew has stepped in to help you. You are a valuable member to the crew in more ways than just what you can carry and they clearly know that. Plus they love you.
Take care of that back... I've learned that you only get on per lifetime and life is pretty miserable if you live with chronic back pain, as you will recall! I've actually turned my daughter into an ab-crunching machine in hopes of keeping a strong core which greatly helps with preventing back injuries and recovery from one if it happens.
Trevor, congrats on joining the Birthday Bull club. I've been a member since 2013 and it is a great feeling. I'm sure every time you look at that bull it will bring a smile to your face!
Trevor I all too well know how your back feels. I too have had lower back surgery years ago L4/5 Lactolectomy and more with bone fusion, four screws and rods. I was told the same, be lucky to pack again, ski or anything of the sort. 2 months later I was in the backcountry of Wyoming hunting, and packing out a bull solo. I’ll be 50 here shortly and have been packing meat for nine years now since my surgery, my bulls every year and hunting partners. I think my love and ambition for the solitude and fire within for elk hunting keeps me healthy mentally and strong. Keep powering through, never stop brother!!!
What Trevor said at the end of pack out was awesome. It's awesome what y'all do for each other (as well as you taking care of us with giveaways/shout outs when you don't have to).
The dreaded pack out!! Ugh!! But in all reality, that is the best part. Everyone comes together, the brotherly love, camaraderie, the laughing, thats the best part of it all. Well done gentlemen!!
I love the prayers each morning and the way y'all are not selfish and trying to get your hunting buddies a bull before yourselves. Thanks for your inspiration because of y'all me and my brother went on our first OTC bow hunt for Elk this year. Unsuccessful but had a great time and can't wait to go again.
Packing out is the true trophy of the hunt. All year as you eat that Elk you will remember how good it was and is. Thanks for doing it right.
More MEAT!! That's my 2yo's favorite exclamation, you can use it if you want. Might sound creepy but I would love to see more clips with the carcass, like the actual shot forensics and damage to the organs etc... but y'all made the boning and packing super informational and aesthetic. Treavor has really laid it bare in this series; he's a great steward of authenticity- highs and lows he opens up and owns his actions in an always optimistic way. Thanks to the whole crew for this incredible journey that we get to share with you through the screen
I'm a truck driver and at the end of a long day on the road I immediately turn on the tablet to utube and watch BRO and destination elk to round out the night, thank you for the entertainment and learning opportunity
I am in love with your videos. I am rewatching them and I had forgotten about these Montana episodes, that being said I believe the episodes with Tye are the best. You can tell he is like y’all’s missing link.
I feel your pain Treavor. I had the same surgery in 2015 after a workplace injury. I am no longer able to do my trade of 19 years (heavy Diesel Fitter) and was told similar in regard to hunting. Persistence as will power kept me at it. I can still hunt with camp on my back but I just have to do it smarter now. It took a re-evaluation of my gear to lighten it right up.
Mates took up my slack whilst hunting. I am so appreciative of that and I can’t express my gratitude to them.
Great video guys and great series. Loving every aspect of it and the brothers are inspiring for us all to get out there. Cheers from Australia!! 🍻
I would like to give a shout out to the born and raised crew for staying true to the game of hunting. No photo shop, all animals are treated like trophy's, true to the real hunters. Thanks guys.
That's what the brotherhood is about. Helping your brother out.
Another great episode from the BRO Crew. Your brotherhood and support for each other is so refreshing and awesome to see in a world full of so much hate.
You guys are awesome.!! Elk hunting is one of my biggest dreams. And watching you guys makes me want to go do it next year .🤔 it'll happen someday!!
Treavor I have had that same surgery, twice. L3, L4. Keep it up. I have no restrictions and have no effects from it but a couple scars. Thanks for the great content.
Headed out to try and fill my WA tag this morning guys, thanks for the de-boning lesson! Hope it comes in handy? A bad back is a tough one for sure. Blew out my L4 & L5 many years ago and it will be a forever maintenance game of stretching out and building the stomach muscles. Stay on it! Blessings always guys.
Shared with my family and friends u guys are truly an inspection in all of our lives u guys are the truth about hunting and moral values
I watch every episode. You guys are awesome. The land of the free and every person that is apart of the series. Thank you for what you guys are doing.
I've enjoyed 2.0 this far! It may seem not as much harvesting of bulls as 1.0 or your past films and that's the reality of hunting and you all show that and have shown that. That's why I'm a huge fan and will continue to watch and support the BRO team.
Thanks for the great videos! I have had 2 microdiscectomies and 1 fusion of three vertebra in the same area. I I'm heading out in three weeks for my 1st solo elk hunt in Colorado. I hope I can pack one as well as you did. Great Job!!
I love all of your positive reinforcement and commitment to each other. The bull is a bonus.
Jerry and Megan my family and I will start our prayers for you both to have a successful battle against Cancer. My wife too was diagnosed with Cancer in February, and she is on the road to recovery. I truly believe that her success is due to all of the prayer and support from our family, friends, and the community.
I ask that everyone who reads this, please Pray for Jerry and Megan as well...You gotta believe...It will help.
With Love
Thank you so much for your content! Absolute true dudes!
Hey just started watching you guys on the 2.0 Series its the best channel on TH-cam. Trevor you seem like a super cool dude I would love to hunt with you and all you guys and the hush guy. I’ve learned a lot from watching this. I’m new at bow hunting and I can’t wait tell I get a chance to get out and kill something. Good job guys 👍🏻
Really enjoying the series so far, thanks for taking time to record/upload so much footage.
Thanks Casey for the prayer. So proud of you guys for not being afraid to show your faith.
One of the greatest feelings in the world. Crawling out from under a really heavy loaded pack.
Like the pack Trevor! Especially the horns with bow. Way to grind it out guys only two more to go. NOW GET BACK OUT THERE!
This one's for Treavor. Definitely understand how it feels to rely on others to help with the heavy lifting. 25 years in the Canadian military, some misspent youth and contact sports left me with S1-L5-L4 with basically no disc material. I went 12 years dealing with pain. Finally had surgery in 2015. Best thing I ever did. Not 100%, but good enough to hunt. I hate asking for help. You know you have the best friends and family when they just help out without a word. Loving the season. Wife and I were away for 8 days with our grandson. Just finished binge watching LOTF 2.0 to get caught up.
Well it was the first time I'd ever been able to watch you guys break down a bull to pack out in some depth and explain why you do it. So that was pretty cool.
I know I am late to the party but congrats on the birthday bull. I had a microdiscectomy on L4-L5 in April 2020. My recovery was GREAT and my Dr said I was good to go for elk season. Got my 1st branched bull with my bow (not my birthday though), 5X6 Oregon bull. Keep cranking out the great content boys!
I feel your pain Trevor. My back is jacked up to!! Great pack out man!! Lovin the series guys!!!
Was worried from the title that there was going to be a bad ending. Happy happy it was not so. You guys are so lucky to have each other and the complete friendship you show the rest of us.
What a great pack when you have all those people. I solo hunt a lot. So you can imagine what that looks like. Cannot wait for next video
Thanks for sharing about your back Trevor. Brother hood is one amazing thing. You guys are such an inspiration to the hunting community. Honestly it’s cuz of you guys why I decided to get off my butt and get in shape for next year. Been in the gym since mid October doing cardio and lifting weights and have lost 6lbs but I feel amazing! Thanks guys!
I feel your pain Trevor...I lost 2 years of hunting...spinal fusion at L4 L5...I am held together with screws and rods!!! Got my surgery at age 50....
Great show guys. You should have shown the trip to town. It is always a big laugh for us coming to town after being in the back country lacking a shower for a week. Let’s just say our appearance and smells draw some attention.
Happy Belated Birthday Trevor. Excellent way to spend a Birthday.
Good stuff guys! Great job show boning the meat out and pack out.
Enjoying the series guys. Thank you for putting this together.
You all sure team up and tear it up together. Hunt hard and have fun.Great tactics and advice
Packing meat. Its tough but such a reward when its done , keep it going guys love 2.0
I love all these videos , love how real they are showing all aspects of hunting. Keep up the good work!
I solo hunt but appreciate knowing I can call guys to help me pack out. Awesome to have a group there the whole time with you. I’d pay just to hunt with you guys for the experience.
I would’ve love to see kody upside down in the creek! Haha but you guys rocked it. Got all the meat out no loss and nobody died or lost a limb or anything! Great job guys!!! Treav I feel for you brother that’s where my back has a bad problem too! Tried for two yrs to get it fixed now and the darn insurance won’t cover it! Thanks guys for the video! Can’t freakin wait to see Trent and Steve in Wyoming!!!!
Great video! You guys work your asses off for these animals, but it's a labor of love. Well done!
Thanks so much for putting this series out there. Ive really enjoyed watching it and can’t wait for more. One question I have is that I’ve noticed that elk have a tendency to drop once they hear the bow go off. Do you aim a bit lower than normal in anticipation of this? I’m planning my first archery elk hunt next year and can’t wait for September to roll around again! Thanks again for the amazing content.
Great video guys luv it!! Trevor I feel your pain. My back is shot also. Dr said I'd never be able to hunt or row a boat again, but I'm still going. It is a challenge and you go through a lot of pain, but it's all worth it. Thank you guys for the inspiration and motivation to keep going!!
I haven't tasted elk for at least 6yrs, watching the butchering, I got hungry, thanks again
I appreciate it greatly, never knew ELK hunting could be so much fun & interesting. Would love to do it someday.
Awesome video guys! The comradery you guys share is fantastic!
I love your excitement for the suck. It looked like you enjoyed the pack out the most.
You guys make the pack out look easy, I wish I had that many helpers. It sure feels good to have the Elk to the truck.
This is the first video I’ve watched on your channel but I have great respect for y’all praying before y’all did anything.
I was in the same boat a few years ago! Had lower back surgery on a bulging disc between my L4 and L5 and was so scared that I wasn’t going to be able to backpack hunt agin but backs much stronger then ever and it proved it with the 110 pound pack 6 miles away from the truck! Pack a whole bull out in one trip with 3 guys!
Keep it up boys. The hard work you put into this project doesn’t go unappreciated. One of the highlights of my day. Thank you
First time I seen you guys was on lunker's u guys helped him get a elk and I've been subscribed since almost seen the whole land of the free and since my brother passed away I haven't hunted and I've only hunted deer in Michigan where I live . Right now at 38 it would be a dream come true to hunt in Montana that's my dream place to live. Well I love that you guys pray before every hunt and keep it up. I'll never not watch born and raised outdoors.
So I’ve done the bow hunting elk thing for a long time. I’ve only been successful 4 times but I’ve packed out a lot more than that. Some of my favorite hunts are helping pack meat for one or both brothers. Many of those times I’ve been caller, the funniest part of the deal. Oh and my boy just started hunting his 11 and has his eyes on that Hyot Trent pulled out of a box!!🤩🙏👊🏻 (he says)!!
So jealous of you guys. I’m moving to Montana in a month. Can’t wait for next elk season which will be my first. Hopefully I’ve learned a few things from you Guys. Definitely will have the “Dirk” in my bag of tricks.
I understand your pain Treavor. I’ve had the same surgery on both sides. Not fun!!
Keep it up with those prayers!! Love it!!
My buddy was a dentist and had back surgery also. Not easy to be hunched over for hours a day fixing people. I hate dentist and really need them but I respect them a ton
Another great video. A heavy pack is the best and worst thing ever. It feels so good but hurts so much
Love’n it! Thanks for your awesome work and for sharing it with us!
Another great show men would of loved to see Cody full on turtle mode hahaha good job keep them coming 🏹🦌👍
Great showing of the brotherhood, packing meat!
Glad everyone made it back safely and with 200 ish pounds of meat. Lots of dinners for the Family. Great job guys!
Y'all Rock!!! This series is awesome!!!
Had a packed horse roll off the trail years ago. Same problem, upside down and 4 hooves flying. That was fun getting the pack off so she could get back up. We all lived.
TURTLE LOL.. that would of been awesome to see. Things that happen in the back country...
You guys are amazing the love u guys have for each other is amazing would be a dream come true to hunt with u guys
you guys made some memories on this trip what a pack out
definitely glad you filmed the pack out episode
Great video of friends enjoying the spoils!
Teamwork makes the dream work!!!
I am having the best time following along with you guys Just so awesome thank you. much appreciated
Right on you guys ,good luck on your other 2 tags . Just want to say, I started watching you guys last year, and I have been hunting again and it has been about 15 years ,and it has been great doing it again .thumbs up you guys, keep up the making of the
videos guys.
another awesome video. the pack out is a huge part of the hunt. i really like that you show some meat processing and the pack out! please keep that in the videos.
I was wondering if Cody was going to get out his bow since he said he had a tag. Go get em! Happy to see you didn't lose the meat.
I just wanted to say that it's awesome that you guys 🙏
"Felt like a turtle." You're awesome Kody.
Great prayer. AMEN.
Very curious about the canned elk. Would love to watch a show on that.
The turtle fall would have made great video for sure! Been there and done that Cody. Once on a pack out crossing a stream, I tried to hit each rock but I started leaning. Then it was fas forward to a full on face plant. My "buddies" were laughing as I called for a little help!
Great video guys.. Glad the meat was safe and that Y'all got it all packed out.. Peace!