Very well done. Very special animal and place. I’m always curious how people get picked for these type of films. Simple association? Does the hunter reach out to the manufacturer? The other way around? How does that work?
I’m only guessing here as my gun knowledge is great but not perfect. Rem 700 or clone action, Remage or Proof prefit barrel probably 18.5” maybe 20” at best. Looks like an AG Composite AH stock.
Thank you for properly tapping your cans to the tail-gate. A cheers should start with the actual words of the toast, then a clink of glasses / cans, then a tap to the drinking surface, THEN a drink. Well done, and seriously, congratulations on an amazing ram Cameron. That's so cool!
The crushed nose on that first Deadhead is definitely a Mtn Lion Kill and because you found them close to the same area also indicates that's a historical Lion Territory. Go look in that area twice a year and I bet you find more in time. I once found a total of 8 Elk deadheads in an area of various years and ages. Young bulls and cows.
Well, my intent here is not to be too critical, but as a Northern British Columbia hunter, that's a pretty cushy sheep hunt. Sheep hunting means starting out with 80 pounds on your back, walking rugged, rocky mountainous terrain for a week or more, sleeping under a tarp at times, gaining and losing several thousand feet of elevation multiple times a day.........sometimes many hours between water..............yeah, I'm not saying I'd ever turn down the opportunity to hunt this hunt, but it was slightly anti-climactic in my viewing opinion. That being said, hats off to any hunter that gets out there and gets it done! Don't ever let anyone take this away from us.
I'm wondering if you took the entire animal or just the head. Hunting isn't just about sport, it's about filling your freezer. If you didn't want that meat someone else would have benefited from it, otherwise that ram died for nothing. Ego Hunting is akin to slob hunting.
it is absolutely hilarious to call yourself blue collar when you're driving that truck, side by side, and rv around and hunting with all of the nicest gear
So a guy who owns/operates a welding & fabrication shop, is a skilled tradesman, likely works 10+ hrs a day and comes home filthy isn't blue collar? Or does "blue collar" just mean poor? Great film, great friends, great ram - Just be happy for the guy!
Great job all around. Love the welding helmet; rep the ram!
Congratulations,we’ll done! Beautiful Ram!
Congrats!! 🎉🎉 Your patience persevered.
What did it score?
Awesome hunt I'm jealous 😂
What did you shoot him with, he dropped, great shot! Congratulations!
Very well done. Very special animal and place.
I’m always curious how people get picked for these type of films. Simple association? Does the hunter reach out to the manufacturer? The other way around? How does that work?
That was the same ram he passed up at 40yrds with a bow right?
What are the specs on the rifle? Impressive rifle.
What’s the details on that rifle?? Great ram!
I’m only guessing here as my gun knowledge is great but not perfect. Rem 700 or clone action, Remage or Proof prefit barrel probably 18.5” maybe 20” at best. Looks like an AG Composite AH stock.
guys i know exactly where you are. you anent so sneaky. plus sheep aren't so hard to sneak up on
u guys are wayy too caught up on score its ridicolous!
Thank you for properly tapping your cans to the tail-gate. A cheers should start with the actual words of the toast, then a clink of glasses / cans, then a tap to the drinking surface, THEN a drink. Well done, and seriously, congratulations on an amazing ram Cameron. That's so cool!
Hard work and perseverance always pays off. Nicely done!
The crushed nose on that first Deadhead is definitely a Mtn Lion Kill and because you found them close to the same area also indicates that's a historical Lion Territory.
Go look in that area twice a year and I bet you find more in time. I once found a total of 8 Elk deadheads in an area of various years and ages. Young bulls and cows.
Great video! Thanks for sharing the adventure. I’ve got to help on 2 rocky hunts and there is nothing like it. The addiction is real!!
way to stay patient, great that you had your 'crew' with you. congrats....
Sweet shot, sweet Ram and good group of dudes. Get er done boys.
Congratulations he looks amazing. This is a great achievement 👏
Nice work Cam……that’s a sweet Ram,…..just wish OLY could’ve been in the kill pics….LOL
Great hunt and experience! Congratulations on a beautiful ram!
“This is my go-to place for ‘X…’ - the best in town.”
Very nice ram, no wonder tags for that area are coveted. So what did he score?
You guys continue to put out excellent content. Well done!
Thanks for sharing the hunt! Really well done content! Congratulations!
Thanks Tim!
What caliber rifle?
I love this video. It is well produced with awesome sheep footage. The guys in it seem like an awesome group of guys to hunt with. Make more videos!
Thanks!
SOME BODY ASK ME ABOUT MY WIENER!!!! ha love the dog intro
Very very nice, can’t wait to see the score
Awesome video. What did the ram end up scoring?
Well done. Great adventure.
Awesome video and awesome tag! Once in a lifetime for sure.
Beautiful work lads
Great ram, but no mention of his measurements. 🤷🏻♂️
Great hunt, gorgeous animal! Congrats and thanks for sharing.
5:41 the dog takin a sip out of his drink had me crackin up
Great video..beautiful sheep...congrats to everyone..
Great video! Gets me pumped for the upcoming season
Tell me those weren't cans of Bud Lite
Yeah, I'm allergic to that sage brush too...
Congrats on a stud ram! Nice job gents.
Well, my intent here is not to be too critical, but as a Northern British Columbia hunter, that's a pretty cushy sheep hunt. Sheep hunting means starting out with 80 pounds on your back, walking rugged, rocky mountainous terrain for a week or more, sleeping under a tarp at times, gaining and losing several thousand feet of elevation multiple times a day.........sometimes many hours between water..............yeah, I'm not saying I'd ever turn down the opportunity to hunt this hunt, but it was slightly anti-climactic in my viewing opinion. That being said, hats off to any hunter that gets out there and gets it done! Don't ever let anyone take this away from us.
Great story! Another really well done video!
Congratulations on a beautiful ram!
best Stone Glacier movie yet!
Congrats on an awesome ram!
Blue collar? Lol you’re driving a 80k dollar truck and shooting a 5k plus rifle😂
I'm pretty sure welding is still considered blue collar; it doesn't have to mean poor.
@@torreyintahoeExactly! Well said.
I'm going to thumbs down all your videos. How dare you make America a joke.
I'm wondering if you took the entire animal or just the head. Hunting isn't just about sport, it's about filling your freezer. If you didn't want that meat someone else would have benefited from it, otherwise that ram died for nothing. Ego Hunting is akin to slob hunting.
All the meat was packet out to the truck, put in a cooler with ice, taken home, processed, and eaten and enjoyed by Cam and his friends and family.
Bud light huh?
This was before the Budlight BS
it is absolutely hilarious to call yourself blue collar when you're driving that truck, side by side, and rv around and hunting with all of the nicest gear
So a guy who owns/operates a welding & fabrication shop, is a skilled tradesman, likely works 10+ hrs a day and comes home filthy isn't blue collar? Or does "blue collar" just mean poor? Great film, great friends, great ram - Just be happy for the guy!
He’s just better at being blue collar than you bud. Learn a skill and get your money up.
You clearly have no idea what blue collar means 😂
Blue collars and wallets full of green backs baby ✌️
He seems like the average joe to me. What’s all the hype?