Brady Miller's 2023 Alaska DIY Moose Hunt Gear List
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video, Brady runs you through all the gear that he is taking this year on his DIY moose hunt to the Alaskan Bush.
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47 hoodies, 1 pair of socks... you are a brave man. Socks are a thing that don't get stressed enough when people come up here, they get wet, they get compacted, and the wrong ones can cause blisters at the seams side hilling, after a couple days they just feel gross. Keeping feet clean, dry, and happy will make having a PMA much easier and a garbage weather day a whole lot more bearable IMO. Protect your feet people, they are what carry you into and out of the mountains to saftey!
I was thinking the same thing lol
In part one of the film Brady makes fun of Brian for how many sox he had and how often he changed them out. And I think this list needs updating since Brady realized he probably should have brought more gear, two pair of boots, glassing chair, etc.
Awesome gear dump review! Thanks again! 👍🏻😃
Can't wait for this Alaska hunt film to come out. No doubt it's going to be EPIC!
Thank you! I know I'm probably biased... but from what I've heard from Brian, it will be 100% epic with all the footage we got.
@@brady_j_miller Yourself, Brian Call, Ryan Lampers, on the same hunt, in Alaska! Not a chance it will be anything less than 100% epic.
Definitely a hunt I hope to take before I am too old and cannot handle it!
I got a lot of great gear ideas from this video, thanks! I am curious why you switched from berger bullets to barnes bullets?
Good luck and can’t wait for the hunting videos. Oh yea that’s awesome you replaced a titanium lid to save weight 😂😂😂
Haha. Yeah, my friends also thought that part was funny. Hopefully, it will be a great video!
Sub half MOA at 800? A 4” group or a half inch group at 800?
How are you liking your chest rig binos?
You have to head/shoulders that brady!!!
Where did you call to reserve your isobutane
Brady just called around where he was landing in a small town to pick it up. Find out where you're last commercial flight is landing, and then you should be able to call or search the internet for some sort of hardware store as most carry isobutane. Hope that helps!
Y’all should check out the Ombraz sunglasses!
Question for personal reasons. How did you get meat and head back? Trying figure out best option for my Arizona late season rifle hunt this year.
Happy to help. I flew the rack back on air cargo and boxed up a bunch of meat and flew it as extra bags. I was able to get a fish cooler box that had styrofoam insulation and I got my meat frozen before I flew home. It’s a very easy process.
Any need for a stove on this hunt even just to help dry things out?
What type of locks did you use on your gun case? Were they TSA approved locks and did you let your handgun lying loose in the case or have it in locked in another small case? I'm flying on a hunt in January and have been trying to find the best way to fly with my handgun in a lockable bow case, but the TSA website is less than helpful and no luck trying to reach a live person when I call. Thanks for any help you can provide.
TSA guy told me to not use TSA locks. They’ve had tampering issues…
Use regular master locks. Be sure you have keys,two sets. Follow the rules posted on TSA. Ammo in factory box,not loose or in magazine. Be sure to hang close to check in counter until you know that your firearms pass TSA inspection before going through security. TSA rules are clearly defined, follow those to the letter and you will be fine.
When I fly with a firearm, I will take both TSA and non-TSA locks. I've had TSA agents tell me I can't fly unless I have TSA locks, and I've had TSA agents suggest that I replace my TSA locks with other locks. So... because of all the confusion, I carry both locks on flights just to make things smoother. I left my handgun lying loose in the case, but put it in a zippered pouch. So not a hard case for my sidearm by any means. Just having it in the main firearm hard case is enough. Think of it just the same as a second rifle in a double rifle case... you don't need to double-case a firearm when flying. I've had lots of friends fly with a bow and a sidearm and you can put that sidearm in the case with the bow when flying.
what milimeter are your rings? low medium or high?
I use low rings and 24mm height on the Area419 Match rings.
@@brady_j_miller i bought the same setup 419 rings and same scope on a cva cascade xt 26inch barrel 300prc from watching this video.
@@touchet4462 you have one awesome setup!! I’ve been really impressed with those rings. Very sorry for the slow response.
There is no reason to only bring 1 pair of socks and that small amount of toilet paper (dude wipes are the ticket) on a DIY moose hunt where you can bring so much more gear then a backcountry deer or elk hunt. When I go to Alaska I bring a pair of socks for every other day and 1 pair that never leaves my sleeping bag so I can slip into dry socks every night. Other than that, great gear list and congrats on the bomber bull!
One pair of underwear and socks!!? For the weight and size of 2 extra pair of each I see no reason to risk foot blisters or butt rash with one pair for 2 weeks. 😉
I totally get that. But I’ve still never needed extra socks or underwear. I have a stove and can dry out socks. I know it’s probably not normal by any means haha
Even if you can dry out socks they're still crusty and stinky, super uncomfortable. I've never gone moose hunting but back home deer and duck hunting I'm changing socks every day for sure. If I was backpacking I would definitely bring a couple extra pairs of socks. Underwear maybe slightly less important but gotta have 1 extra pair damn lol
4 pair of gloves and one pair of underwear and socks… 😂
@@brady_j_millerto each his own lol. I would leave my spotting scope home before an extra pair of socks and underwear
@@cbman2184it works for me. My glove system has a purpose for the hunt. I don’t mind wearing the same socks for two weeks. But I always tell people to use what works for them.
God bless it
People freaking out over 1 pair of things, You do have LOTS of water there to WASH with, you do have TIME to rinse your clothes 🤘🤩🤯🤯🤯 if you choose too, lol
You had better take that ammo out of that case... Ammo cannot ho in same container as wespon... I have traveled from Germany to USA COLORADO AND IDAHO.... BOTH GERMAN AND AMERICSN CUSTOMS SAYS THIS... SO YOU MIGHT WANT TO CHECK ON THIS....
That’s not correct. I’ve done it twice now, TSA checked it both times with me standing right there.
As Ryan said, the information you gave is not totally correct. Your ammo can be in the same case as your firearm when flying in the United States. Like you, I've traveled all across the US and, most recently, Alaska with a firearm on an airplane. With my rifle ammo, I typically place it in a separate checked bag just because that is easier to deal with. But ammo is 100% okay to keep in the same case as your firearm. I've even had a TSA agent tell me that my ammo from my other checked back must be in with the rifle on a different flight, and that is when I nicely pull out the TSA printed regulations I keep with me for these cases and explain to her that my ammo can actually be in either case. I've also traveled internationally, and that is an entirely different beast and one that I suggest looking up the regulations of every flight you go on. When I went to Turkey and Tajikistan in 2022 for a hunt, I flew with my ammo in a separate checked bag. But here in the United States, you can have ammo in either a checked bag or, in the same case as the firearm. See the TSA regulations here: www.tsa.gov/travel/transporting-firearms-and-ammunition
Dude I live in Alaska most moose are shot with in 200yards
Not all are shot that close though. For non residents, this could be a “once in a life time” hunt. Gotta make the most of an opportunity as non-res don’t get to do it every year…
@@ryanmenard2774
True but even non resident
Wouldn’t have to shoot past 400
Unless you wanted to
We do get to go every year
But most of us only get a week
To fill our freezer good luck hope you fill your tag and have a great hunt
Like I said, you never know what shot will be presented to you…. make the most of an opportunity. If that means your odds go up a little if you can shoot past 400 then so be it. I’d rather be able to control what I can control since you never know what the Alaska Bush will throw at you while you’re out there.
Please don’t put spare batteries in any checked luggage, especially the charging bricks. It’s a big safety hazard and as a side benefit they are heavy so put them in your carry on luggage where there isn’t a weight limit.
800y half moa no biggy.
I love Brady but…. 15 pound rifle but brings 3 squares of toilet paper and 1 pair of socks 🥴
1 pair of socks and 1 pair of underwear for two weeks... NASTY!