Hey Guy, Congratulations on your success. It is almost rare these days that young folks set goals and work towards achieving them for a long period of time. What impresses me the most about your hunt really, is the altitudes you had to overcome. What most people don't know is that the average hunter could not deal with any elevation over 8,000 feet. I know that at around 11,000 feet I start feeling a little peaked. The rams are absolutely beautiful and a prize to behold. Those old boys lived long healthy lives and were spared a tragic death at the end of their lives by a hunter. And to the lady with the negative comments, 100% of the meat is consumed and greatly appreciated by the local people always. They eat parts of the animal that an American would turn their nose up to. Too bad we have to educate the ignorant.
My very first hunt with my Grandfather was a stone sheep hunt and it was so hard for a 14 yr old kid to keep up with the older grizzled veterans of countless sheep hunts but it got me hooked. My Grandfather completed his quest for the grand slam of sheep with his Marco Polo Sheep at the young age of 72....but 72 for him was like 42 for most alpine hunters. I started my Quest for the Slam in 2009 with my Stone Sheep and the next year was very fortunate to get my Dall Sheep, then in 2012 I went South for my Desert Big Horn and was able to accomplish that goal. My Rocky Mtn Big Horn is my current Ram I'm after but as any accomplished Sheep Hunter knows you get lucky only once in your hunting life time and I have already had my "lucky" moment. It takes time and prep to scout and find a true Rocky Mtn Big Horn worthy of the quest.... thousands of calls to different friends, countless hours of flying, Driving, Hiking, glassing....and the weather has to cooperate....I have not harvested a Sheep since the Desert Big Horn but each season I have looked none the less....well this year I finally found the sheep I'm after....and best of all I don't have to even leave my own backyard kinda to get him....I've seen him off and on for 2 yrs now and have everything in place for a 2021 hunt....then it's all up hill from there....I will try and finish off my Grand Slam as Grandfather did with a Marco Polo....at first when the wife, kids and I would sit in our family room and I would look at all of Grandfather's Mounts...on the wall we designated just for his trophy's I inherited...and my wall right next to his separated by a pine timber....though mine were very comparable to his....my wall was filling up much slower than I hoped it would, but he was retired at 50 and had more resources than I do for hunting and my quest hasn't consumed all my hunting like it did his.....with him it was an obsession to complete his Slam with each animal bigger than what is considered "A mature Trophy Shooter"....and he did just that. None are world class by themselves but what he was able to do in my opinion is. Great Video as always from the Eastman's.
@@kaimargonar1000 you are right, unless your lucky enough to live in an area like We do that has at least 1 of the species it's very costly. The planning, and money it can take is what most would consider outside the norm for any hunt let alone one that involves a whole species of animal. Some places just getting a Tag is the most difficult.
This was an awesome hunt guy, your grandfather would be very proud of you. The only way most of us will ever get this experience is if someone like you goes, and video tapes it. Thanks!
Matthew W. Do you even know anything about that hunt???? I'll tell you a little... First you gonna have to get about 100000 usd for your hunt, you gonna go to Istanbul Turkey you'll get your guides you'll go to those mountains you gonna be seeing about 1000 goats a day and about 100 gonna be rams, your guides won't allow you to shoot just any of them, you gonna be shooting one of the oldest the one that probably won't have any more kids...
85passthru I can only dream about hunting one. I had a hunter tell that she went on a Marco Polo sheep hunt. When it was over it cost her $50,000 . WOW!!
As a young man 26 this is my only bucket list pursuit #1 to hunt argali. Words can't express. O ya your magazine has had a substantial impact in my life. Thank you Eastman's.
What an absolute kick in the pants! To even see an animal of that caliber is a once in a lifetime deal, to be able to harvest him is beyond belief! Hats off to the guides who busted their backsides getting you close.
Guy the respect you have for your Grandfather and Father to me was what made this film and your hunt so very special. Then to top it off with two magnificent rams, the cherry on the Sunday. Well done.
17,000 ft ... no wonder they had to acclimatize at base camp. Jets fly at between 32,000-37000 ft. These hunters were half way that... Amazing hunt and patience
Unreal. East of the sun west of the moon has been my favorite book since I was a kid. Kermit and ted jr saw it clearly and wrote an amazing story. Thanks for the great vid and congrats on the cranker rams!
I live and work on Bagram Air Base in Northern Afghanistan. Everyday I look up into the Hindu Kush and wish that it would be peaceful enough to hike up into these mountains and hunt the Marco Polo. Impressive mountains.
The respect you show the hunter push the respect in your anus. You can put uplifting music in the video but its still looting the world from its gold. Its killing for fun and its sickening.
@@ringslangetje your are such a lowlife ass it’s fucking pathetic! These guys go to great lengths to get their food and adventure! Where’s your food come from? Oh yea a fucking cage how cool
@@hajdnahad2525 their food. Dont be stupid. I understand hunting in small countries with nature that must be controled for reason like overpopulation. They dont hunt for food here. They Just want it for thrill. We overproduce food allover the world you dont need to hunt for food. Then you simpely did not evolve enough the past century. I work in nature every day to protect animals / birds for being extinct. In my country we hunt geese etc becaus we dont have the top of the foodchain like wolves and foxes and great eagles. Its pathetic to hear this shit gulping out of your mouth. Hunting tot control is something different then hunting for the reason of... I want to kill a Marco Polo fokking ram.
Too many to list, but I'd be thinking of calibers that would deliver 1,000 pounds of energy at whatever range I was shooting at. Think Elk type calibers/trajectories.
Wow! What an amazing hunt. That is something most hunters will never get to experience. So much goes into every hunt even in a local area. I can’t imagine all the planning and preparation of this hunt. Thanks for the video experience.
OUTSTANDING HUNT I can only imagine the emotions that you guys must have went through, not only during the hunt, once knowing that you have harvested such trophies of a lifetime. The footage and narration kept me on the edge in ways that made me feel like I was a participant. Trip of a lifetime...completed Success of the hunt...astonishing Congrats to all
Amazing video thank you for all your hard work in making it. I doubt that I have the physical ability to go on a hunt like that climbing 15K and above yikes. Bryan's sheep is a monster almost cartoon like it is so big. Thanks again.
To Guy, Dan, and the rest of the Eastmans crew....Congrats, this is I believe your finest video yet. You've re-solidified my lifelong goal to hunt one of these monsters. Thank you!
Love watching these guys hunt, reminds me of feeling so enthused and anxious bc they spook so damn easy there are some big ol boys out there in the rockies
great hunt, awesome terrain, thanks for sharing, 16,000ft, good thing not a lot of snow and wind..... grew up watching Gordon's videos making me want to move from flat land to the rocky mountains. congratulations
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Hey Guy, Congratulations on your success. It is almost rare these days that young folks set goals and work towards achieving them for a long period of time. What impresses me the most about your hunt really, is the altitudes you had to overcome. What most people don't know is that the average hunter could not deal with any elevation over 8,000 feet. I know that at around 11,000 feet I start feeling a little peaked. The rams are absolutely beautiful and a prize to behold. Those old boys lived long healthy lives and were spared a tragic death at the end of their lives by a hunter. And to the lady with the negative comments, 100% of the meat is consumed and greatly appreciated by the local people always. They eat parts of the animal that an American would turn their nose up to. Too bad we have to educate the ignorant.
Man those are one of my dream animals! They’re so cool.
They are incredible. Hard to believe they live where they do
Yeah, they are amazing. Let’s kill some!!
Why do people come to hunting videos to hate on hunting.
Cause hunting for gays and trans
Because they don't like it obviously.
Because I wanted to see the pussys who think it's a big accomplishment to shoot & kill a beautiful wild animal contained on a ranch.
endangered species; illegal to hunt. Additionally, they all reside within a designated national park, meaning that they are even more illegal to hunt.
My very first hunt with my Grandfather was a stone sheep hunt and it was so hard for a 14 yr old kid to keep up with the older grizzled veterans of countless sheep hunts but it got me hooked. My Grandfather completed his quest for the grand slam of sheep with his Marco Polo Sheep at the young age of 72....but 72 for him was like 42 for most alpine hunters. I started my Quest for the Slam in 2009 with my Stone Sheep and the next year was very fortunate to get my Dall Sheep, then in 2012 I went South for my Desert Big Horn and was able to accomplish that goal. My Rocky Mtn Big Horn is my current Ram I'm after but as any accomplished Sheep Hunter knows you get lucky only once in your hunting life time and I have already had my "lucky" moment.
It takes time and prep to scout and find a true Rocky Mtn Big Horn worthy of the quest.... thousands of calls to different friends, countless hours of flying, Driving, Hiking, glassing....and the weather has to cooperate....I have not harvested a Sheep since the Desert Big Horn but each season I have looked none the less....well this year I finally found the sheep I'm after....and best of all I don't have to even leave my own backyard kinda to get him....I've seen him off and on for 2 yrs now and have everything in place for a 2021 hunt....then it's all up hill from there....I will try and finish off my Grand Slam as Grandfather did with a Marco Polo....at first when the wife, kids and I would sit in our family room and I would look at all of Grandfather's Mounts...on the wall we designated just for his trophy's I inherited...and my wall right next to his separated by a pine timber....though mine were very comparable to his....my wall was filling up much slower than I hoped it would, but he was retired at 50 and had more resources than I do for hunting and my quest hasn't consumed all my hunting like it did his.....with him it was an obsession to complete his Slam with each animal bigger than what is considered "A mature Trophy Shooter"....and he did just that. None are world class by themselves but what he was able to do in my opinion is.
Great Video as always from the Eastman's.
sry to ask, but im curious how much does one regular hunting trip cost? It looks like it needs a ton of resources.
@@kaimargonar1000 you are right, unless your lucky enough to live in an area like We do that has at least 1 of the species it's very costly. The planning, and money it can take is what most would consider outside the norm for any hunt let alone one that involves a whole species of animal. Some places just getting a Tag is the most difficult.
Hopefully you’ve gotten lucky within the last 3 years.
This was an awesome hunt guy, your grandfather would be very proud of you. The only way most of us will ever get this experience is if someone like you goes, and video tapes it. Thanks!
Hope that damn ram bred every ewe he came in contact with!!
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Let's hope so
😓😓😓👎👎👎🤲🤲🤲☝️
This is the fourth time watching never gets old
Glad you enjoy this video 👊👍
if i won the powerball...thats all i would ever hunt...rams look like they weigh 500+ lbs! just amazing....they are gorgeous.
Matthew W. Do you even know anything about that hunt????
I'll tell you a little...
First you gonna have to get about 100000 usd for your hunt, you gonna go to Istanbul Turkey you'll get your guides you'll go to those mountains you gonna be seeing about 1000 goats a day and about 100 gonna be rams, your guides won't allow you to shoot just any of them, you gonna be shooting one of the oldest the one that probably won't have any more kids...
@@ytvladnoob24The fuck are you talking about ? There is no argali in Turkey.And average Tajikistan Marco polo hunt costs between 45000 to 50000
85passthru I can only dream about hunting one. I had a hunter tell that she went on a Marco Polo sheep hunt. When it was over it cost her $50,000 . WOW!!
The guide shot the biggest ram! I guess getting any of those rams was worth it.
As a young man 26 this is my only bucket list pursuit #1 to hunt argali. Words can't express. O ya your magazine has had a substantial impact in my life. Thank you Eastman's.
Thanks for the kind words!
Thanks Kyle. Best of luck on your adventures bud. -G
What an absolute kick in the pants! To even see an animal of that caliber is a once in a lifetime deal, to be able to harvest him is beyond belief! Hats off to the guides who busted their backsides getting you close.
Such majestic, beautiful animals! The true epitome of sheep hunting...congratulations!
The Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan... The roof of the world...
Guy the respect you have for your Grandfather and Father to me was what made this film and your hunt so very special. Then to top it off with two magnificent rams, the cherry on the Sunday. Well done.
Those rams are soooo beautiful
Northern Afghanistan and southern Tajikistan (the borderline) is one of the most beautiful places on earth. Truly unique and paradise on earth
Congrats--truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Grandpa would be proud.
Thanks!
One of the most beautiful hunting videos i have ever see.
pathetic losers one and all
@@jamesdean2137 says the ass who judges people for how they get their food 🖕🏿
17,000 ft ... no wonder they had to acclimatize at base camp.
Jets fly at between 32,000-37000 ft. These hunters were half way that...
Amazing hunt and patience
Thank you for sharing your very special adventure with us. 🎉 Congratulation
My all-time bucket list hunt....Will never happen but always a dream.
Waidmannsheil. Eine fantastische Jagd!
I cant believe something this big exist. Amazing!!! Great video.
Wow so beautiful
Amazing video
One's enough for any man. Praying please lord in the morning and thank you Lord at night
What great rams they are maybe I will be able to hunt for one
Those are the most beautiful animals i've ever seen anyone hunt. That was amazing and you guys are so lucky to have to that experience
Welcome to the beautiful land of Tajikistan, we are always waiting for foreign guests
Finally, a huge ram ♈ thanks youtube for suggesting this video
Welcome 😊
Great historical background and what a good way to help this country's economy.
Yeah and even better way to help the animal to be extinct soon
@@badsolja1 shut up
@@badsolja1 you clearly know nothing about conservation or hunting how pathetic you have to publicly show your low IQ.
@@badsolja1 ❄️❄️🤣
Unreal. East of the sun west of the moon has been my favorite book since I was a kid. Kermit and ted jr saw it clearly and wrote an amazing story. Thanks for the great vid and congrats on the cranker rams!
Epic hunting epic view epic video hats off guys just wow love hunting as you guys do😘😘😘😘😘
Thanks for the compliment!
Hermoso video y linda cazeria!! Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
Not to be rude but who glasses with a spotting scope so I am from Arizona and I hunt
Cuz deer
Im in Northern AZ and I hunt
Cuz elk
I live and work on Bagram Air Base in Northern Afghanistan. Everyday I look up into the Hindu Kush and wish that it would be peaceful enough to hike up into these mountains and hunt the Marco Polo. Impressive mountains.
Big Dan Sounds very interesting and intense!
Wow! Phenomenal opportunity..one day one day!
Great video and great hunt. Compliments
My goodness....thing is huge!!!! I respect the hunter who works his butt off to bag an animal of a lifetime!
The respect you show the hunter push the respect in your anus. You can put uplifting music in the video but its still looting the world from its gold. Its killing for fun and its sickening.
@@ringslangetje your are such a lowlife ass it’s fucking pathetic! These guys go to great lengths to get their food and adventure! Where’s your food come from? Oh yea a fucking cage how cool
@@hajdnahad2525 their food. Dont be stupid. I understand hunting in small countries with nature that must be controled for reason like overpopulation. They dont hunt for food here. They Just want it for thrill. We overproduce food allover the world you dont need to hunt for food. Then you simpely did not evolve enough the past century. I work in nature every day to protect animals / birds for being extinct. In my country we hunt geese etc becaus we dont have the top of the foodchain like wolves and foxes and great eagles. Its pathetic to hear this shit gulping out of your mouth. Hunting tot control is something different then hunting for the reason of... I want to kill a Marco Polo fokking ram.
Man now this is an honest hunt, you worked hard for it went through so much!
WOW
Talk about a huge specimen!!!
Thanks!
Beautiful Ram ! Great video!
Epic hunt, rams and country. Congrats on fulfilling a lifelong dream.
that's a giant ram .... wow nice hunt
When they said they read the books. What books. Im very interested in reading "the books" thanks
Wow what a majestic beast beautiful Congratulations
Great story and hunt.. thanks so much for sharing it.
Wow 👏 absolutely amazing....keep it up boys!
Thanks 👊👍
I SHOT A DODGE RAM ONCE BUT DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH MONEY TO GET IT MOUNTED.
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Should’ve euroed it, costs barely anything g
I bet u ant talking about this💪 ur talking about this🦾
@@marnixdodo6122 what?
What size bullet would you use for those
Too many to list, but I'd be thinking of calibers that would deliver 1,000 pounds of energy at whatever range I was shooting at. Think Elk type calibers/trajectories.
awesome video. thanks for the historical context and a glimpse into a once in a lifetime hunt
Spectacular. Bravo.
Wow! What an amazing hunt. That is something most hunters will never get to experience. So much goes into every hunt even in a local area. I can’t imagine all the planning and preparation of this hunt. Thanks for the video experience.
Thank you for watching!
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Welcome❤❤ Afghanistan🇦🇫
OUTSTANDING HUNT
I can only imagine the emotions that you guys must have went through, not only during the hunt, once knowing that you have harvested such trophies of a lifetime.
The footage and narration kept me on the edge in ways that made me feel like I was a participant.
Trip of a lifetime...completed
Success of the hunt...astonishing
Congrats to all
went through what? false idea of glory?
@@AthanasiusCM919 go eat your caged beef snowflake
Awesome hunt!!! Couldn’t have got a better guide either!!
Thanks, the experience with Asian Mountain Outfitters was top notch.
How about how much something like this costs? Rifle Caliber? Aweseome video, great quality video for the terrain
The two rifles used were 270 WSM and a 7mm Mag. Costs are 40 to 50K USD for such a hunt.
Good shooting 👍👌
Thanks 👍
That animal looks unreal. Man y’all have some real skills and courage. Just imagine if they charge at you......
Lmfao 😂😂😂
The real courage is venturing that deep into a 3rd world country.
shut up whats brave in what they are doin
@Nairu Kawa bro/gal they are trophy hunting for sport get real lmao
@@anishdey1189 grow up
Amazing video, amazing animals.
Amazing video thank you for all your hard work in making it. I doubt that I have the physical ability to go on a hunt like that climbing 15K and above yikes. Bryan's sheep is a monster almost cartoon like it is so big. Thanks again.
Great sheep. It was worth the effort. 👌👌
Well done, production and hunt.
tanks for sharing your adventure.
Beautifully made video. Brought home a big one by the looks
I’d like to inquire as to why you allow smoking while glassing? Doesn’t that smell travel over the hills
que lugar lindo, nossa Deus é perfeito só Deus mesmo para fazer essas montanhas
Amazing hunt and story to go with it.....congratulations on an world class animal and experience!
Thank you!
Amazing adventure!! Congratulations, Guy & Brian!!! Living the dream!
sooo what did you do with all the the meat?
Awesome video! One of the best video's I've watched. Congratulations on an epic hunt
Are you serious! All I see is a magnificent animal that's been shot dead, so the killer can feel manly for awhile.
@@up2toou You mean an animal that was killed to prevent overpopulation and give the man some burgers?
@@up2toou SNOWFLAKE ❄️
Some people just do great things god bless
To Guy, Dan, and the rest of the Eastmans crew....Congrats, this is I believe your finest video yet. You've re-solidified my lifelong goal to hunt one of these monsters. Thank you!
Go get em!
That was some feat and experience ! A fantastic trophy ! A dream come through.
Thanks - it definitely was a dream come true!
Great hunt, fellas. What did Brian’s ram score SCI?
226-228, I can't remember exactly.
Beautiful rams guys ..... grats
Thank you Gregg!
One word....."EPIC!"
Just wondering why the guide didn’t let you try and get the bigger one. Still yet a great hunt.
That’s insane well done 👍
Thanks for watching! It was an unforgettable adventure!
It's really a great hunting achievement.!!!
Fantastic video!
That is some of the most scenic mountains and the prettiest sheep there are. Wow What an awesome set of horns. Great hunt. Congrats.
Love watching these guys hunt, reminds me of feeling so enthused and anxious bc they spook so damn easy there are some big ol boys out there in the rockies
I lived in idaho thats why i say rockies
what rifle caliper was used???
great hunt, awesome terrain, thanks for sharing, 16,000ft, good thing not a lot of snow and wind..... grew up watching Gordon's videos making me want to move from flat land to the rocky mountains. congratulations
Monster terrain for a monster ram, well done!
Thank you, the terrain was as crazy as it can get!
What calibers were yall shooting?
Dude I thought they were missing. Those rams are tough!
Incredible!
A jaw-dropping hunt, huh?! Thanks for watching!
There’s a wider ram than the one he’s shooting at 14:30
How much is the weight of a sheep? What gun is used to shoot, how many yards to shoot?
That would be an amazing mount!!! Loved the video❤️👍🏻
Ok, I am also fond of hunting, my 308 bor rifle scope is any good, please tell me
Oh my heaven ,if I had only known about them 40 years ago I would have made the journey,what an amazing animal
An amazing animal to kill uh?
How did it taste?
It was pretty tough!
Nice. Love the share.
What caliber was used?
.270 Short Mag
I'd wonder about the fishin' in those rivers..... ;)
U read my mind
absolutely...planning a trip from down under october 19
Yeap me too. That's what anglers always think
We ve got some trouts here
Good hunt... Lovu zdar... food luck
There both monsters!!
No doubt about that! Thanks for watching!
How did this taste??
Holy shit man, that is the absolute non plus ultra when you are into rams or horns. What a massive animal!!!!