Like you said you can't video the stags but your method seems to be working and you are getting.results so from.your perspective but from our side it's great actually seeing footage. Keep up the good work 👍
Went in there about a week after you boys, saw your names in the hut book. Watching this video it looks like we hunted the exact same route you guys took, plenty of stags still roaring their guts out. Awesome spot
Good job guys, I'd like to humbly, make suggestion, they're not much different from the Elk of N.America!! And they're also in the genus Cervus!! I noticed that you waited to Roar or Bugle (as we call it here) until after one Roared!! The Way I locate Elk for (Both Roosevelt & Rocky Mountain). Yes in Oregon and Washington we Roosevelt on the Coast and Rocky Mountain in the Rockies & East of the Mountain!!
Hi Adam, I just watched your other video 2021 Red Stag Roar Episode III (where the comments are turned off) and where you pack rafted downstream. I am wondering if you were able to paddle back upstream at all? Or do you have to walk back to the start? Love your videos. It is obvious that you spend a lot effort filming each trip and then editing it. I am new to hunting so your videos are a great motivator. Thanks so much. Tom.
The point is that, I can find Elk, by Bugling as I move in the forest. In other words I locate them by Bugling!! And by doing some Female (Cow Elk) I can get them Running to me!! Because they don't get in fights without knowing that, the other Bull/Stag has Cows!!
Excellent Vid once again guys . Look forward to the next one ....well done
Awesome, great so see it’s still holding a few deer in there, always a stag or 2 behind the A frame, must get back down there sometime. 😎😎😎
Another great watch guys. Really enjoy your content. Great spot.... Bring on EP3.
Another awesome video, I laughed when I saw the gas bottle! All the hard work you do with product placement... 😀
Like you said you can't video the stags but your method seems to be working and you are getting.results so from.your perspective but from our side it's great actually seeing footage. Keep up the good work 👍
Slick editing guys wicked spot wicked gear i run abitter bush buck gear i think its top notch. Really injured that one 🦌👍
Went in there about a week after you boys, saw your names in the hut book. Watching this video it looks like we hunted the exact same route you guys took, plenty of stags still roaring their guts out. Awesome spot
Awesome..great country alright...cheers for watching Owen
Good job guys, I'd like to humbly, make suggestion, they're not much different from the Elk of N.America!! And they're also in the genus Cervus!! I noticed that you waited to Roar or Bugle (as we call it here) until after one Roared!! The Way I locate Elk for (Both Roosevelt & Rocky Mountain). Yes in Oregon and Washington we Roosevelt on the Coast and Rocky Mountain in the Rockies & East of the Mountain!!
Great vlog, thanks guys!
Hi Adam, I just watched your other video 2021 Red Stag Roar Episode III (where the comments are turned off) and where you pack rafted downstream.
I am wondering if you were able to paddle back upstream at all? Or do you have to walk back to the start?
Love your videos. It is obvious that you spend a lot effort filming each trip and then editing it. I am new to hunting so your videos are a great motivator.
Thanks so much. Tom.
Thanks for watching Tom...couldnt paddle back up stream just walked the near by track back to car, cheers mate
An excellent watch! What's the call you are using?
Nice walk from the lake end
Shot my 1st deer at the Clark Hut 45 years ago - awesome to see it is still there
you bad man
The point is that, I can find Elk, by Bugling as I move in the forest. In other words I locate them by Bugling!! And by doing some Female (Cow Elk) I can get them Running to me!! Because they don't get in fights without knowing that, the other Bull/Stag has Cows!!
y'all speak funny
First. Yes.