I’m going to remember this every time I have to drag a whitetail hundreds of yards through the thickest stuff imaginable. That was awesome. God Bless...Joe in MS
congrats on your goat! Awesome way to get him to the boat! I spent 14 days hunting my goat. I lost 35 pounds, and it was a brutal physical experience! It was ALL I COULD MUSTER physically to hunt them. I wasn't adequately prepared the day I got my goat. I put myself into a position where I got hypothermia and extreme dehydration pretty bad by the time I got my goat back to camp! I was losing all my co-ordination, and cramping up horribly! It took me 4-6 hours to fully warm up in my sleeping bag at camp with my hunting partners feeding me hot tea, instant noodles and energy bars! I was concerned for a while! My sleeping bag was a bit wet, so it made the insulation a bit less effective. What an experience!!! I could not enjoy the goat meat after that! I am not sure if it was the experience of smelling the wet goat on by back pack while getting so physically compromised, or what! All I know is that it was a bit traumatic that day! "BUT", the scenery, the smell of the air, and just the atmosphere of the mountains was beyond my wildest expectations! I could never handle that kind of hunt anymore, but am so glad I did it when I could! In retrospect, I loved the experience! Once again, congrats big time on your prize!
I totally agree with you. I'm more a conservationist being a hunter, I haven't hunted Canada or Alaska but I have hunted in Wyoming and can appreciate everything about the harvesting of majestic animals. We all need to give back 10 fold of what we harvest. You sir are a very hard working but very fortunate man indeed. Great videos!
@@Gridlessness im sure many things are "easy" with you around Jeff! Hahaha. Your videos are much appreciated. Our whole family loves you guys. We always say that I'm you, and my husband is Rose. She is much prettier of course! Maybe 1 day we will cross paths! If you ever come to Idaho, we want to know!
That was my exact question, Dave! Why are they hanging out there? There wasn’t even anything growing there.🤷🏽♀️ Dave: “You’ve had five children.”🤣😂🤣 Stealth pants!🤣🤣🤣 Man, this is real life Breath of the Wild! Which is probably the closest I’ll ever get to doing this... Great shot, Jeff! Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful country.❤️❤️❤️
This is such a uplifting channel to watch. I wish you upload more videos , but realize that takes time away from other projects and productive work you do around your homestead. I really enjoyed watching this one.Unbelievable how that goat just tumbled straight down that mountain into lake! Thanks for sharing Jeff.I always get a a lot of laughs out of Jeff & Dave chating together. Its always like watching two scholars.😀😀 Take care till next time guys.
Thank you for keeping it as real as " TH-cam " possible, I love the Jeff and Dave show after each video adventure. Best regards as always from Lloyd somewhere here in Southern Ontario Canada 🇨🇦..
Excellent! Watching this while resting on bearskin. Most people can only grasp one aspect of hunting. Our appreciation is on a whole other level. Keep it up Jeff, Rose and girls! My kids and I love that you’ve invited us to join you in your journey.
Dude you are crushing it with these videos. The lifestyle, the adventures, the wife, the kids, the experiences, the freedom, the creativity. Let me just sharpen the knife now and end my pain and suffering.
Thanks for this part of your life experience. Its was incredible to see the goat hunt then the bear topped it off. Well except for listening to you and Dave. Thats always the best part.
Just like the song, "Hey man, nice shot ". You have a wonderful life up there in Canada. Lots of hard work always pays off. Congratulations on your nice harvest.
That was great, those are experiences that stay with you for a life time. Reminded me of a deer we shot that ran towards where my truck was. We found it on the hill beside the truck, if it had taken one more step it would have been in the back of the truck. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing it didn’t break one of the horns as it rolled into the lake! It looked like a Billy goat to me walking around up there. I was quite surprised that it was not.
You all definitely live an interesting and adventurous life! I hunt and fish a lot way down here in Kansas, USA, but don't have opportunities at the larger animals that you have. So I enjoy all of your videos! Keep 'em coming as often as time allows.
What else do I want. I want bacon lol. That is probably the bear that chased me and j off the mountain years later lol. I give you credit Jeff going all the way up their for the snow flake of the mountain. Great job. Beats packing down to mountain.
It's always a bitter sweet moment when you take the shot. I always felt sad for the animal but knew it would feed me and my family for weeks or months to come. I never had one deliver itself to my pickup point though. That would have made it a ton easier. I did get one deer 30 yards from my house door though.
I can’t believe you guys made it up that mountain to begin with.. that thing looked steep very steep.. pretty dedicated hunting I’d say. At least you didn’t have to pack the goat down.. all of you may have ended up in the lake.. yes conservation is extremely important..
totally love your videos. your girls and family impress me darn near every video. just finished watching the mountain goat, bear ate your boat. only thing i could ask to include in this video is the "Full Circle". show us the recipe, cook it and eat some. thx for all the Vids.
you were right about the encounter though. hunting and harvesting give a appreciation for wildlife in general, something that folks that purchase their food from a store will never quite understand. A farmer understands and appreciates what he grows. A hunter learns to appreciate what he hunts in a special way because he also understands what it takes to actually Harvest and hunt. Teaches respect.
North American mountain “goat” are a closer relative to antelope. It’s not a true goat although it looks like it and we all call them goats. Beautiful video and cinematography as usual. Thanks from your neighbours in southwest Alberta.
On Kodiak island Alaska, many hunt the beaches for Sitka black tail deer, they come out on the tide flats to eat, shoot them and simply load them into a skiff, mainly to get out of there before a big Kodiak brown bear shows up! They hear a gunshot and actually go to the area, like ringing the dinner bell for them! True story!
Nice trip and hunt- lol you could not have planned the delivery of the goat it you tried- beats packing it down the mountain. You do respect the environment you are in, not hunting for trophies you hunt for food in a respectful way and use as much of it as possiable- not an easy way to live- much respect. P.S i expect the bear was interested in the sent of the goat in the boat the cream cheese was mistakenly left behind in bear country- great idea putting the goat on the barge.
You guys got easy goat. I had to pack it back up 350 yds, then down the other side of mtn, and spend cold night in rain soaked griz country with goat meat in pack stored 20 ft up tree, (protects meat from griz but not hunter) mtn goat meat is pretty good.
Great episode, curious, did you guys check when field dressing the goat for broken bones? Just curious - given the massive fall how their body would handle it.
Gridlessness incredibly they are like tanks. I just found your channel, very refreshing and high quality down to earth content. Thank you for sharing. Curious do you guys have a decent hog population?
One of the first trips we made with Rose's 243 (Tikka T3 Lite Stainless) was to the Queen Charlotte Islands (Haida Gwaii) and it returned with some rust. We were disappointed at the time and thought maybe it was a problem with the material. Since then that thin surface rust has worn off and been replaced by a look of "general wear". And now we know that pretty well nothing can withstand ocean salt for weeks at a time (we were camped on the beach and our gear was wet most of time). Also, I'm sure a polished stainless would fare better than the matte stainless finish.
Wow gota love those lake goats especially when they go to the lake for a picnic ,and them pet bears I’ve never seen anyone chasing bear what happens when he turns around? We dont have any of those animals here in New Zealand .its cool to see them
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The hunt, cabin, no noise, not many people and fishing looks like heaven.
I’m going to remember this every time I have to drag a whitetail hundreds of yards through the thickest stuff imaginable. That was awesome.
God Bless...Joe in MS
Been there done that, and don't forget trying to get him over the fence!
You might be the greatest hunter ever. You killed, tenderized, and washed your meat all in one shot.
@Babba Ganoush HaHa!
Hahahhahaa good one Mark!
Plus me pretty much got it delivered to him off the mountain!
@@Idahoprepper71 Very true! UberEats is for Amateurs. :)
🤣🤣👏👏👏, here here.
congrats on your goat! Awesome way to get him to the boat!
I spent 14 days hunting my goat. I lost 35 pounds, and it was a brutal physical experience!
It was ALL I COULD MUSTER physically to hunt them. I wasn't adequately prepared the day I got my goat. I put myself into a position where I got hypothermia and extreme dehydration pretty bad by the time I got my goat back to camp! I was losing all my co-ordination, and cramping up horribly! It took me 4-6 hours to fully warm up in my sleeping bag at camp with my hunting partners feeding me hot tea, instant noodles and energy bars! I was concerned for a while! My sleeping bag was a bit wet, so it made the insulation a bit less effective. What an experience!!!
I could not enjoy the goat meat after that! I am not sure if it was the experience of smelling the wet goat on by back pack while getting so physically compromised, or what! All I know is that it was a bit traumatic that day!
"BUT", the scenery, the smell of the air, and just the atmosphere of the mountains was beyond my wildest expectations! I could never handle that kind of hunt anymore, but am so glad I did it when I could!
In retrospect, I loved the experience!
Once again, congrats big time on your prize!
Wow. That's hunting eh, sometimes its like fighting a war and other times its like grabbing something from the fridge.
I totally agree with you. I'm more a conservationist being a hunter, I haven't hunted Canada or Alaska but I have hunted in Wyoming and can appreciate everything about the harvesting of majestic animals. We all need to give back 10 fold of what we harvest. You sir are a very hard working but very fortunate man indeed. Great videos!
Jeff, only you could expedite your game to the vehicle!!!! Freaking hilarious!!!!!
I love THE WHOLE thing!
Now that you mention it Kristin.... I do seem to have a superpower that makes things easy eh!?
@@Gridlessness im sure many things are "easy" with you around Jeff! Hahaha.
Your videos are much appreciated. Our whole family loves you guys. We always say that I'm you, and my husband is Rose. She is much prettier of course! Maybe 1 day we will cross paths! If you ever come to Idaho, we want to know!
You two really crack me up. I really enjoy the videos. So much knowledge . I could watch you all the time.
Please take care and be safe.
That’s the way a hunt should go. Even the bear. Hey bear where you going ohhh no he’s eating my cream cheese. I enjoyed this video it was great
As i set eating my lunch i watched with envy yet extreme joy. How beautiful the country was. Thank you so very much for sharing your adventures.
That was my exact question, Dave! Why are they hanging out there? There wasn’t even anything growing there.🤷🏽♀️ Dave: “You’ve had five children.”🤣😂🤣 Stealth pants!🤣🤣🤣 Man, this is real life Breath of the Wild! Which is probably the closest I’ll ever get to doing this... Great shot, Jeff! Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful country.❤️❤️❤️
Best Mt goat pack ever! I absolutely love the hunting episodes. Keep up the good work!
This is such a uplifting channel to watch. I wish you upload more videos , but realize that takes time away from other projects and productive work you do around your homestead. I really enjoyed watching this one.Unbelievable how that goat just tumbled straight down that mountain into lake! Thanks for sharing Jeff.I always get a a lot of laughs out of Jeff & Dave chating together. Its always like watching two scholars.😀😀 Take care till next time guys.
Again impatiently waited for your videos was so glad when I got your notification. Keep it up👍👍👍👍
Thank you for keeping it as real as " TH-cam " possible, I love the Jeff and Dave show after each video adventure. Best regards as always from Lloyd somewhere here in Southern Ontario Canada 🇨🇦..
I like Daves expression at the end. That, "Last Call!" face. Very serious. And he stuck with it too.
Great video!! It's amazing the lengths you have to go to to harvest your food for your family ❤️
Excellent! Watching this while resting on bearskin. Most people can only grasp one aspect of hunting. Our appreciation is on a whole other level. Keep it up Jeff, Rose and girls! My kids and I love that you’ve invited us to join you in your journey.
Breathtaking nature! Thanks for making my Saturday better!
I understand it’s no joke. But I always laugh when I watch your videos. Great job, great video and keep it up.
You have such a wonderful life , good for you👍 Hello from North Bay, Ontario.
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You can holler “hey, bear!” all you want. The bear jus’ don’t care! Great video as always. 🐐
Dave..."Your just older"! Ha ha ha!🤣
I love real fur...that fur was magnificent! Make a vest out of it for one of the girls or Rose! ☺
Awsome hunt! Great fish adventure! And you got back with a magnificent skin! A bonus at any storytime!!!!
Thanks for sharing!
GWW... Ooouuuttt!!!
Heck yes!! Got a goat..and the goat went for one last swim..love it..lol..
Dude you are crushing it with these videos. The lifestyle, the adventures, the wife, the kids, the experiences, the freedom, the creativity. Let me just sharpen the knife now and end my pain and suffering.
Wow you are one Lucky Dog. To harvest a nice mountain goat before you even get to your camp. Wow. Look like a nice spot to pan some gold. Lucky dog.
Yes!!! Dave is back. We miss you man. Thanks guys for a wonderful vlog. Keep it up.
Thanks for this part of your life experience. Its was incredible to see the goat hunt then the bear topped it off. Well except for listening to you and Dave. Thats always the best part.
Just like the song, "Hey man, nice shot ". You have a wonderful life up there in Canada. Lots of hard work always pays off. Congratulations on your nice harvest.
Love watching Jeff and Dave together.
That was great, those are experiences that stay with you for a life time. Reminded me of a deer we shot that ran towards where my truck was. We found it on the hill beside the truck, if it had taken one more step it would have been in the back of the truck. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing it didn’t break one of the horns as it rolled into the lake! It looked like a Billy goat to me walking around up there. I was quite surprised that it was not.
I love Jeff.
Jeff with a serious face.....REALLY?
LOVE YOU GUYS.
looks amazing. Marlin Perkins would be proud. 🐐
You all definitely live an interesting and adventurous life! I hunt and fish a lot way down here in Kansas, USA, but don't have opportunities at the larger animals that you have. So I enjoy all of your videos! Keep 'em coming as often as time allows.
Pretty awesome job man. Happy Saturday
What else do I want. I want bacon lol. That is probably the bear that chased me and j off the mountain years later lol. I give you credit Jeff going all the way up their for the snow flake of the mountain. Great job. Beats packing down to mountain.
It's always a bitter sweet moment when you take the shot. I always felt sad for the animal but knew it would feed me and my family for weeks or months to come. I never had one deliver itself to my pickup point though. That would have made it a ton easier. I did get one deer 30 yards from my house door though.
Hey Jeff. I remember when you got back to work after that hunt and you told the story. Now I get to see it! Great video!
Such amazing scenery out there. Good hunt and fishing. 👍
Hello from my family to your family love the videos more so the hunting the best love it have a awesome day
What a beautiful country you live in, i do envy you and all the freedom you and you family have. Love watching your expo,s
Why haven’t I come across this awesome channel before! You guys rock!
I like all of it. Love your videos !
Wow, awesome hunt! Amazing that it rolled right into the lake!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼👍🏼
Good hunt. Lucky for you it was usable after you found it after that fall. thanks for a bit of Jeff hunting history.
Another great adventure and video!
You are all awesome.
You really sound like jacksepticeye dude and i effin love it hahaha keep up the vids
I can’t believe you guys made it up that mountain to begin with.. that thing looked steep very steep.. pretty dedicated hunting I’d say. At least you didn’t have to pack the goat down.. all of you may have ended up in the lake.. yes conservation is extremely important..
Love it when a plan comes together. Lol...
I'd be posted up in the same splash down spot next year.
Awesome job. Great video.
That terrain is so amazing to me yall are blessed to be able to hunt such a cool place
So excited; let me watch and learn🤞.
totally love your videos. your girls and family impress me darn near every video. just finished watching the mountain goat, bear ate your boat. only thing i could ask to include in this video is the "Full Circle". show us the recipe, cook it and eat some. thx for all the Vids.
you were right about the encounter though. hunting and harvesting give a appreciation for wildlife in general, something that folks that purchase their food from a store will never quite understand. A farmer understands and appreciates what he grows. A hunter learns to appreciate what he hunts in a special way because he also understands what it takes to actually Harvest and hunt. Teaches respect.
first 10 seconds in, I am hooked, you got yourself a sub.
Glad to have you on the team Brent!
Epic,thoroughly enjoyed keep up the good work.
Im always waiting for your video .. God bless your family.. Love from Philippines
Y'all are living the dream 👍
Please upload more videos with your kids....you have such an amazing family..talented girls and beautiful wife...such awesome family...
The bear felt the same blessing, God just dropped Cream Cheese straight into my paws !!🙏,,and he dropped a beautiful mountain goat into your boat ⛵️🙏
You guys are living in heaven.....congrats
that shooting moment to the bear I am laughing loudly in my room
That IS THE BEST WAY to hunt Mtn Goats! There's nothing worse than trying to carry one of them things down a steep rock ledge!
One of the coolest hunts I’ve seen 👍🏻
What an amazing hunt! We processed and ate our first home raised goat last year. I wonder how different the taste is. Was that in BC?
Yes, Beautiful BC.
North American mountain “goat” are a closer relative to antelope. It’s not a true goat although it looks like it and we all call them goats. Beautiful video and cinematography as usual. Thanks from your neighbours in southwest Alberta.
You really want some true wilderness goat hunting, try next door in Alaska! Nothing comes close except coastal northern bc!
@@troyottosen8722 I actually lived there a year in Soldotna. I love Alaska.
@@alberta1980 I shall have to taste one day. Thanks!
beauty of an animal. the cape is also so useful. for so many things. the meat.. premium, as with sheep.. excellent.
Love the early videos.
Awesome! Loved it all
Bears are extremely smart. I’ve noticed when they’re yelled at they actually look and listen and kind of linger longer if the threat is not real.
Love the videos great channel
Neat story, totally amazing scenery, lake and mountains.
Great video! Beautiful area!
What kind of animal would be big enough to block out the cabin light? Hmmm..... Gotta love it....
Awesome video as always!!
I love hunting and you are a good fisherman👍👍👍👍
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🤙🏼nice hunt guyz 👌🏼
You are big fans boss sp👍
You-guys are comedy team.! Unique hunting situation too!
On Kodiak island Alaska, many hunt the beaches for Sitka black tail deer, they come out on the tide flats to eat, shoot them and simply load them into a skiff, mainly to get out of there before a big Kodiak brown bear shows up! They hear a gunshot and actually go to the area, like ringing the dinner bell for them! True story!
You guys are living the dream.
Nice job👍
Got a nice goat ! Pretty tricky getting over to it , it’s a plus that it tumbled down on its own !
13:35 beautiful skies
There's pride, and then free money for doing what you live and love!
thumps up done 👍👍
I don’t think that goat “just fell” of the mountain. It was deliberately drowning itself.
By submerging the punctured lung in the water.
I love watching your video from INDIA🇮🇳
Nice trip and hunt- lol you could not have planned the delivery of the goat it you tried- beats packing it down the mountain. You do respect the environment you are in, not hunting for trophies you hunt for food in a respectful way and use as much of it as possiable- not an easy way to live- much respect. P.S i expect the bear was interested in the sent of the goat in the boat the cream cheese was mistakenly left behind in bear country- great idea putting the goat on the barge.
You guys got easy goat. I had to pack it back up 350 yds, then down the other side of mtn, and spend cold night in rain soaked griz country with goat meat in pack stored 20 ft up tree, (protects meat from griz but not hunter) mtn goat meat is pretty good.
Waiting your next video...
Great episode, curious, did you guys check when field dressing the goat for broken bones? Just curious - given the massive fall how their body would handle it.
There may have been a break or two but no bruising. Overall there was minimal waste which was actually a little surprising.
Gridlessness incredibly they are like tanks. I just found your channel, very refreshing and high quality down to earth content. Thank you for sharing. Curious do you guys have a decent hog population?
Hello, I have a question, have you ever had any rust spots on your Tikka T3X? Even in stainless? Awesome video that is the way to do it!
One of the first trips we made with Rose's 243 (Tikka T3 Lite Stainless) was to the Queen Charlotte Islands (Haida Gwaii) and it returned with some rust. We were disappointed at the time and thought maybe it was a problem with the material. Since then that thin surface rust has worn off and been replaced by a look of "general wear". And now we know that pretty well nothing can withstand ocean salt for weeks at a time (we were camped on the beach and our gear was wet most of time). Also, I'm sure a polished stainless would fare better than the matte stainless finish.
Wow gota love those lake goats especially when they go to the lake for a picnic ,and them pet bears I’ve never seen anyone chasing bear what happens when he turns around? We dont have any of those animals here in New Zealand .its cool to see them
Wow that's a Huge Mountain Goat last last time didn't catch one on the hike.
9:30 that's a funny looking fish😱👌
I love watching your video ❤️
You're videos is very good 👍
Nice shot
eu amo seus vídeos... 😍👏👏👏👏 continue assim vc vai longe 🤗👍👋