I hope you guys do more hunts together in the future, you two always seem to have the best adventures, and great comradery, keep up the good work guys I really enjoy it!
Thank You Marcus and Michael Great video you to are so silked with your cameras and gear. Watching you two hunting is like most of us. You guys are on top of your game but your both having a great time God's Blessings to you both
looking at a similar hunt so I'd be interesting to hear more about your opinions of the waders you used... do you prefer the stocking foot waders? did those keep your feet warm? would you use booted waders in hindsight?
Hey Ryan, it's Michael here. We were fine with the stocking foot. We both have that style because we wade fish for trout, duck hunt etc here in Montana with them. To answer your question, I do prefer the stocking foot waders. I would think about what else you will do with the waders and have that drive what you decide on. If you are going to be standing in one spot for a while in cold water or have exceptionally cold feet then booted waders might be the answer. Otherwise I really like to stalking foot because they arn't too hot and they are easier to walk around in! Hope this helps!
Great video guys. Yeah, tarp and cordage are 2 things I usually have extra of. Going out on those trips there's always that "I wish I brought this" or "I could've done without that". But I think you guys did great.
Thanks for doing this video. It may be a shorter video, but I would be interested in hearing your experiences of going through TSA and the airlines with all the gear, any overcharges, etc. Great series!
Randy- Congratulations on drawing your moose tag! I heard you mention on the elk talk podcast it’s a unit 2 hours from Bozeman. If you drew 330 or 331, send me a PM and I’ll give you some coordinates where I’ve seen some big bulls in the last couple years. I normally don’t give out spots, but for a moose tag I would make an exception. Good luck.
And jealous about a lot of your trips except for Alaska too many bugs and rain I be desert rat but absolutely love watching whatever hunt you boys take
Good job guys going over practically everything and editing down to 27 minutes. I know that your goal was not to have 3 hours of footage to edit. Congratulations once again to both of you on your bears 🐻 and going on a sweet trip
Around $6k for everything (so $3k a piece if you split it). Airline/baggage fees~$2000, charter planes~$1700, hunting/fishing license/tags~$1300, Hotels, car rental, fuel, food, freezing costs~$1000
Good job
Hey guys, awesome you found our ReadyWise adventure meals up in Alaska. Hope you enjoyed them on your hunt. Great content!
The amount of money in this bag dump is insane.
I hope you guys do more hunts together in the future, you two always seem to have the best adventures, and great comradery, keep up the good work guys I really enjoy it!
Do you ever pack a side arm? Especially in an area with bears.
Get yourself a Japanese pull saw. Highly recommend silky.
Useful info. You guys ought to make a check list and publish it.
if you goto the state of Alaska hunting they have a workbook to help you plan your hunt
www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=hunting.workbook
Good work. It looked like a fun tune. Surprised you didn’t catch any fish. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.
Thank You Marcus and Michael
Great video you to are so silked with your cameras and gear. Watching you two hunting is like most of us. You guys are on top of your game but your both having a great time
God's Blessings to you both
looking at a similar hunt so I'd be interesting to hear more about your opinions of the waders you used... do you prefer the stocking foot waders? did those keep your feet warm? would you use booted waders in hindsight?
Hey Ryan, it's Michael here. We were fine with the stocking foot. We both have that style because we wade fish for trout, duck hunt etc here in Montana with them. To answer your question, I do prefer the stocking foot waders. I would think about what else you will do with the waders and have that drive what you decide on. If you are going to be standing in one spot for a while in cold water or have exceptionally cold feet then booted waders might be the answer. Otherwise I really like to stalking foot because they arn't too hot and they are easier to walk around in! Hope this helps!
@@Fresh_Tracks Appreciate the response, that helps!
Awesome Hunt thank you for sharing!
Great video and lots of useful information.
Great video guys. Yeah, tarp and cordage are 2 things I usually have extra of. Going out on those trips there's always that "I wish I brought this" or "I could've done without that". But I think you guys did great.
Thanks for doing this video. It may be a shorter video, but I would be interested in hearing your experiences of going through TSA and the airlines with all the gear, any overcharges, etc. Great series!
Michael & Marcus do something on your camera gear you took on this hunt
Randy- Congratulations on drawing your moose tag! I heard you mention on the elk talk podcast it’s a unit 2 hours from Bozeman. If you drew 330 or 331, send me a PM and I’ll give you some coordinates where I’ve seen some big bulls in the last couple years. I normally don’t give out spots, but for a moose tag I would make an exception. Good luck.
Wow what a amazing hunt that was. that is for sure one of my dream hunts.
try tyvec for tarps cheap and lite
Loved it. Thanks again for posting all this info
And jealous about a lot of your trips except for Alaska too many bugs and rain I be desert rat but absolutely love watching whatever hunt you boys take
Good job guys going over practically everything and editing down to 27 minutes. I know that your goal was not to have 3 hours of footage to edit. Congratulations once again to both of you on your bears 🐻 and going on a sweet trip
Hey Guys - Another great video, thank you!!! Can you tell me how much salt you used for each bear?
15lbs each!
You packed alot of gear in a small space. Nice job!
You should have had some whiskey!
So inreach or zoleo? Which one is preferred?
I like the Zoleo. Slight edge on price, and just like how the app works.
@@MarcusHockett thanks for the reply
What did it cost total trip
Around $6k for everything (so $3k a piece if you split it). Airline/baggage fees~$2000, charter planes~$1700, hunting/fishing license/tags~$1300, Hotels, car rental, fuel, food, freezing costs~$1000
Ok thanks
Could you let me know what mattress you could not patch Michael?
What kind of titanium stove did you have gentlemen?
Seek Outside XL Titanium
What’s the name of the wood stove you had?
Seek Outside XL Titanium
What was the pod you used for scope I need one and you went to fast got number but not company
Sirui T-024SK with VA-5 head
I would have went with a lighter hunting partner over Michael.