No candy-asses in guiding, got that? Still the best experience I ever had. Nine months of living in east central BC hunting Bear, Moose, Elk, Fishing etc.
This is phenomenal advice not just for this particular line of work but any profession someone wants to become the very best at. Bring your "A game" every day. Thank you Steve!
Sounds a lot like hand line fishing for Coral Trout on the Great Barrier Reef - Unforgiving, challenging, not for the faint of heart but totally worth it.
That was interesting, I can see now that you got to toughen up & love it, cause not every day is a day admiring nature and scenery. Thanks Steve for the straight forward info for an incredible career in the great outdoors 🐻🐏🦌👍
I worked for a guide that was the only one guiding in the area. I actually mowed his airstrip for a side job on the weekends I wasn't cleaning fish. He started out with one cabin and hauled lumber in by plane a DC3 we had for fisherman and drove it in to his cabin. Now its twenty five years later and he has other places that he flies to from his main cabin.
I'm pretty sure there's a lot more to it than watching a 15minute video.I love watching hunting n fishing guide videos.but couldn't do it.love snow mobileing too.Nice sled.👍
This has nothing to do with the subject of hunting.But I've always wanted to go on a huge horseback riding journey in the summer in Canada. In Portland Oregon we have a week ride with horses and camping to the Oregon coast! Great fun!😬😁🤗!
You have to admire guides its a risky business. The major risk is that it will spoil your love of hunting,Someone once said the best way to ruin something you love is get paid for it. I had friend who was the best mountain hunter that ever lived and he was great at sharing his knowledge, so when he was at point in his life where he was looking for a career change the logical progression was to become a mountain hunting guide . It can be quite profitable if you know your stuff. So his first and last client was an international hunter of some reputation. The end result was he had him in position to shoot trophy bulls on multiple occasions , he pulled the trigger on four different animals the end result was a big fat zero, booblic , nada. The upside was the deal was he got paid if the client got to pull the trigger. My friend after getting over the urge to shoot the client offered to take on a conciliation red stag hunt which I arranged so I tagged along. The international client had some fancy equipment including a gun that he assured us was like a lazer out to 500 metres . We did the decent thing an got him within 150 metres, as it turned out it was way too close for such a magnificent rifle . My friend whipped his not quiet so magnificent rifle off his shoulder and fire one shot at about the same time as the client fired his last shot. Any how after I took the pictures of then standing next to a nice 12 pointer and a couple of the client by himself with the deer so he could tell his own story about the hunt. As a post script . On the way back down the hill we stopped for a rest as me and my friend were taking turns carrying the carcass while the client carried the head. The client started discussing calibres and rifles and optics and all things hunting. He passed me his rifle to have a look at and I was indeed impressed. Their was a couple of hares running around at just shy of 300 metres so I asked him for a bullet and proceeded to smoke one of the hares , The rifle indeed shot like a Laser but I have never experienced recoil like it before or since. The was in some super magnum calibre but had the rifle custom made to be extra light for mountain hunting . So the mystery was solved.
At this point in my life I’m too old and crippled up to even start thinking about doing any thing involved with hunting. I am retired from a 43 year trucking career. But I was curious, what is the potential salary for a wrangler at a remote camp?
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God bless you and your family brother. Thank you for all you do to help everyone out.
My words exactly
Incredible breakdown on the life and drive needed to pursue that way of life.
No candy-asses in guiding, got that? Still the best experience I ever had. Nine months of living in east central BC hunting Bear, Moose, Elk, Fishing etc.
This is phenomenal advice not just for this particular line of work but any profession someone wants to become the very best at. Bring your "A game" every day.
Thank you Steve!
Excellent point Julie.
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Thank you for taking the time to reply @SteveT❣️
Says everything about you.
@@juliesadler6481 You're welcome. I have a feeling it's how we both take on life, bring our A game.
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I knew that the minute I read your reply.
@@juliesadler6481 I work on a logging crew so you have to bring your A game every day otherwise you'll get hurt or fired. :)
Wow what a beautiful place 😊
Real men are men like you. 🥰 Oregon
Your videos are the best
Sounds a lot like hand line fishing for Coral Trout on the Great Barrier Reef - Unforgiving, challenging, not for the faint of heart but totally worth it.
That was interesting, I can see now that you got to toughen up & love it, cause not every day is a day admiring nature and scenery. Thanks Steve for the straight forward info for an incredible career in the great outdoors 🐻🐏🦌👍
This is a great show Steve.
Thank you for the Big Game Guide information.
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I worked for a guide that was the only one guiding in the area. I actually mowed his airstrip for a side job on the weekends I wasn't cleaning fish. He started out with one cabin and hauled lumber in by plane a DC3 we had for fisherman and drove it in to his cabin. Now its twenty five years later and he has other places that he flies to from his main cabin.
I'm pretty sure there's a lot more to it than watching a 15minute video.I love watching hunting n fishing guide videos.but couldn't do it.love snow mobileing too.Nice sled.👍
This has nothing to do with the subject of hunting.But I've always wanted to go on a huge horseback riding journey in the summer in Canada. In Portland Oregon we have a week ride with horses and camping to the Oregon coast! Great fun!😬😁🤗!
Six months in BC and the rest in Argentina. Then again, winter is your to do some maintenance on the wolf problem. Enjoy! Great videos.
Honestly I think I found my calling in life with doing what you do.
I really liked that "right uuuuup there " !!
Wrangling at a big game hunting outfit was the most physically/mentally demanding job I’ve ever had…
Priceless
It looks cold out there Steve. Wow! I am getting cold.
Good day Brother Steve,Sarah and all my fellow Truth seekers..
I hope this is an awesome day for y'all,stay safe
You have to admire guides its a risky business. The major risk is that it will spoil your love of hunting,Someone once said the best way to ruin something you love is get paid for it.
I had friend who was the best mountain hunter that ever lived and he was great at sharing his knowledge, so when he was at point in his life where he was looking for a career change the logical progression was to become a mountain hunting guide . It can be quite profitable if you know your stuff. So his first and last client was an international hunter of some reputation. The end result was he had him in position to shoot trophy bulls on multiple occasions , he pulled the trigger on four different animals the end result was a big fat zero, booblic , nada. The upside was the deal was he got paid if the client got to pull the trigger. My friend after getting over the urge to shoot the client offered to take on a conciliation red stag hunt which I arranged so I tagged along. The international client had some fancy equipment including a gun that he assured us was like a lazer out to 500 metres . We did the decent thing an got him within 150 metres, as it turned out it was way too close for such a magnificent rifle . My friend whipped his not quiet so magnificent rifle off his shoulder and fire one shot at about the same time as the client fired his last shot.
Any how after I took the pictures of then standing next to a nice 12 pointer and a couple of the client by himself with the deer so he could tell his own story about the hunt.
As a post script . On the way back down the hill we stopped for a rest as me and my friend were taking turns carrying the carcass while the client carried the head. The client started discussing calibres and rifles and optics and all things hunting. He passed me his rifle to have a look at and I was indeed impressed. Their was a couple of hares running around at just shy of 300 metres so I asked him for a bullet and proceeded to smoke one of the hares , The rifle indeed shot like a Laser but I have never experienced recoil like it before or since. The was in some super magnum calibre but had the rifle custom made to be extra light for mountain hunting . So the mystery was solved.
I haven't been hunting in a long time.
Thanks Steve for getting to the bottom of this.
Soooo me sitting on my ass watching your videos everyday.... how long if I continue this route?🍻
Does them rounds go as far up the slope as down? Enquiring for a flatlander fella I knows, ya see. .
that's cuz no women likes the fact that you love anything more than you love them
Hello Steve.
Hey Steve do you think you could take me on a two-legged doe hunt?
At this point in my life I’m too old and crippled up to even start thinking about doing any thing involved with hunting. I am retired from a 43 year trucking career. But I was curious, what is the potential salary for a wrangler at a remote camp?
I made $4000 this past elk season working at an outfit in Colorado
As a wrangler
August 30th to October 29th.
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Dont tease steve!
Mountain hunting is king.
ONE DAY I WILL BURN MY POUCH!
but till then money talks
How's the global warming going these days?
To be honest theres prolly some gnarley outdoorsy hotties who would love to learn how to hunt😎 instgrams a crazy place