2023 British Columbia Moose Hunt - Episode 5 - Rob Gets His Moose 

Hi Tim, yes that was a tough one. We always seem to shoot them right before dark and then it rains or snows. Lol. But yes, great memories for sure. Thanks again for watching and the comment and Rob says thank you. Take care my friend.

Hello in Alberta and thank you very much. Nature is amazing. Congratulations on filling your tags, nothing like a freezer full of wild game. 😊 thank you again and thanks for watching and the comment, take care.

Hi redrider, thank you very much, I am glad you liked the video. A big thank you for watching and taking the time to comment, take care my friend and be safe.

Hi, thank you and thanks for watching and the comment, take care.

Hi Jim, Thank you and thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Take care and be safe my friend.

Hi Scott, Thank you and thank you for watching and the comment, take care.

Thank you Bobby and thanks for watching and the comment, take care.

Hi Jason, thank you, I hope you are fully recovered from covid. Thank you again for the awesome comment, and watching. I hope you were able to get out and salvage some of the hunting season.

Hi Eldon, Rob says thank you. I would like to thank you as well, for watching and the comment, take care and I hope you are having a great hunting season.

Hi Karl, moose are gigantic animals. Im still amazed at the size of them. We do have a great group of guys we hunt with, and that is invaluable. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend. Keep watching there is more to come, take care and be safe.

Hi Gordon, it is a lot of work, but well worth it. Thank you for the kind words and watching, take care.

Hi Chris, thank you, I wanted more animal pics in the intro but this is what she came up with, to advanced for me to make. lol. Thanks again for watching and the comment, take care.

Hi Mreed, thank you, Rob is very pleased with this bull, he did work hard for it, we all did. lol thanks again for watching and the comment, take care.

depending when you knock the moose down, even if you can hang it a day before transporting. Where we hunt it's a two day drive, and we have found if you have air circulation during transport, you will be good for at least two days to you get back home and hang it properly. Of course making shore the meat is absolutely clean, no hair or dirt, always helps. We always take a pallet or two in back of one of the pickups to help with the air circulation. Hope this helps, from an old Yukoner 👍

Hi hondaman, thank you. We have found that once you get the initial heat out of the meat it will more than last the trip home. The meat has to hang for at least 24 hours in cool weather before we will leave for home. Rick also lives on the island and we have never lost any meat in the 20 years of going up there to hunt and we have seen 30C a few times going home. We always store the meat in the front of the box of the truck wrapped up in a tarp, I like the idea of a pallet, like Johnny mentioned to circulate air movement, but we don't have that kind of room and we just stack the quarters on top of each other. We always put the hinds with the testicals on the quads in the trailer for proof of sex, in case of inspection. Also lots of times my butcher will cut the meat right away or let it hang in the cooler for a few days. It has always tasted really good either way. Again thanks for watching and taking the time to comment, take care and be safe.

@@Mooseracks Hi, yes it sure does and I am very close to the Yukon. Thanks for watching and the comment, take care.

Thank you BigD, take care and be safe.