EP. 746: ALASKA ADVENTURES & RIFLE PERFORMANCE | RYAN LAMPERS | 🎙️ GRITTY EP. 746

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I'm joined by Ryan Lampers and we discuss how our Caribou and Moose adventure went down and how the new Weatherby 338 RPM performs.
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@christsideurbanstreetminis2183 Год назад

Go to Alaska to hunt anything is on my bucket list

@jimdietz06 Год назад

Probably one of the best parts about following you guys is the recaps and how you take time to explain why you did what you did in the field. Keep up the great work!

@bobtosi9346 Год назад

Exactly. No elitist hunter mentality. Down to earth blue collar guys sharing how they do it 🤜🤛

@COREYDEER Год назад

Just before Brian shot his first bull I was like “ Is he going to shoot the horns of Ryan’s?” Haha.

@intothetimberoutdoors8746 Год назад

Got two love those Weatherby rifles. 2 doubles in the same day. Alaska the definition of what it means to be Gritty

@dp5430 Год назад

That’s hilarious about the antler I thought I saw that correctly. At least it was a clean hole and not a break.

@fuzzybunny1213 Год назад

Not surprised you fellas found the 338rpm useful, since for over the past 100 years the 9.3x62 has done it all in Europe & Africa. Great content, enjoy your adventures very much. Thank you.

@christopherpetersen687 Год назад

Love hearing the information you guys share. I have been shooting mule deer and elk with a 168 grain Barnes TTSX since 2008 and every single animal I have killed has performed just like yours did.

@clintufford5181 Год назад

“Butt hurt horse guys” 😂 Outstanding. Great stuff guys. Thanks.

@azgary7740 Год назад

OMG, great content. I recently bought a Tikka 6.5 CM and elected to shoot Barnes TTSX and it's a tack driver. THANK YOU for the confirmation that this is a great bullet. I will feel a lot more confident when hunting COUES Whitetails on my Arizona hunts.

@jakevanness1373 Год назад

Was really interested in the rifle you guys used on that caribou hunt. Happy to tune in to learn about that .338 RPM.

@Naumets1 Год назад

Supper Interesting Definitely looking forward to a Moose/Caribou hunt in Alaska. Hunted moose with my uncle in British Columbia when I was in 7th Grade it’s what got me hooked on hunting. Being an Oregon resident we don’t have an opportunity on Moose. So it would have to be Alaska for me.

@dinomartinez1762 Год назад

Thanks for the review on the 338

@clarkansas6590 7 месяцев назад

Very good

@aarons307 Год назад

It was a great hunting sequence to watch. While I was watching it I was like oh man antler is going to fly when Brian touched off that shot on his first bull. That deserves at least one firm kick in the butt...lol.

@ricardofurtado8207 Год назад

The barns ttsx is my go to bullet by far the best can't go wrong in any caliber my daughter shot her first moose this fall with my 25-06 100gr ttsx one shot and down it went.

@jonsullivan1589 Год назад

Thanks for the recaps Great job keep it going Really enjoy all your content

@jimverplancke2577 Год назад

The Barnes rips through bone as well too & with less meat loss than lead bullets. Who did you use for transport into your hunt area?

@mikedriessen8613 Год назад

Love the videos guys.

@1duv Год назад

WOO! something to watch this morning with my coffee ☕️🫡

@ryanscott1316 Год назад

Thanks for the entertainment!! Congrats on the 100k!!

@GrittyGearAndPodcast Год назад

Thank you very much! We couldn't do it without folks like yourself. We really appreciate the support.

@imjamn5 Год назад

Thank you for all the tips and tricks! 👏🏼🙌🏼🔥

@tjnisse1764 Год назад

Appreciate the in depth perspective you Guys give to these Epic hunting video's! Unique group of Stud's! Thank's!

@chrisotis7139 Год назад

If you need motivation to do a getting started video/podcast on your hunt up there then I am a yes vote! Love how you guys break things down for us less experienced in that kind of stuff

@markbatchelor2491 Год назад

Great content Brian. I have been shooting the Barnes TTSX for about 10 years now and won't shoot anything else. Very little meat damage and almost always complete pass through out of my 300 win mag and 180 grain TTSX. I bet you would see the same results with your 300 Weatherby with 180 grain as you have with the 338RPM using Barnes.

@kevinjohnson1146 Год назад

Great recap of the video. Appreciate the insight and the details. I appreciate that you both teach and preach the importance of taking ethical shots.

@davidmiller3795 Год назад

Love the videos keep it up the great hunt and letting us come along

@ThemantleofElijah Год назад

Best hunting show ever, these guys are just awesome, the attitudes are awesome the skills are awesome.

@keenanbibeau4629 Год назад

Awesome hunt, glad the hunts are back out and rolling!

@vandeweb Год назад

You guys inspire me to push further in the field. Awesome content!

@waynehixenbaugh2159 Год назад

Great pod case, I preach to my boy, it's not where it hits its where exits that counts. Great point guys.

@TheWildDoc Год назад

I would love to know why Chris got kicked off of Instagram? I had one of my Facebook pages taken down because of what the Pharma/Gov thinks is “miss information“

@christrusty6070 Год назад

Was this a diy hunt cam you do this with no guide??

@shawnwallace5096 Год назад

Great first podcast for this hunt break down. Just a quick question. Not trying to cause strife or division, just curious about yours and Ryan’s relationship. It seems like on most all y’all’s hunts, Ryan takes the first shot and often the bigger more mature animals. Why? Is it just the filming logistics? Or is there some agreement between the two of you? My apologies if you have already answered this question in the past. Keep up the good work. Can’t wait for pt 2.

@GrittyGearAndPodcast Год назад

Great question. There are multiple factors that play into who shoots the animal. We agreed a long time ago that whoever spots the animal gets to decide if they want to shoot it or not. But more often than not, it’s the camera situation that dictates who shoots the animal-the film of the hunt is the number one priority for me. If the situation allows for lots of setup time for the shot and I can ensure the film is being captured, I’ll shoot; if not, I’ll give up the animal in favor of ensuring we capture the film. I’ve been filming for years-Ryan hasn’t done any professional filming. And frankly, I don’t care that much-it’s a team thing-I want to do what’s best for the whole team, not just what’s best for me. If I kill a great animal but the film is mediocre or the film is completely botched, I feel like we failed as a team. Overall, I have more than my fair share of fantastic hunting moments and opportunities to shine-I don’t need more than I have. I am blessed with where I am. Getting to shoot first or to take the biggest animal is just icing on the cake when the opportunity arises. Thanks for asking. 😊

@drexhawken8567 Год назад

Once again awesome knowledge transfer! I can’t wait to watch this a second time…… gotta go boss is coming

@HikeHuntHaul Год назад

Those Barnes TTSX bullets are money. Excellent use and performance. Love using them on whitetail, mule to elk. I’d use them on moose if I ever get a moose tag lmao! Great video! Thx for sharing!

@perrymerkes7693 Год назад

I also wondered if Brian's second caribou was going to take out some of Ryan's bulls horn. Thanks for clearing that up. Great follow up segment.

@edwinsteinke4592 Год назад

Great podcast

@Joe690533 Год назад

Great info guys your doing great Brian how did Ryan like you shooting a hole thru his caribou antler lol at least it didn’t blow it off that would have been awful such great trophies guys. Keep it up

@coltonbeasley9195 Год назад

Love the video as always guys! What bullet were you shooting? Y’all talked about the bullet performance but never actually said what bullet it was. Thanks guys!

@GrittyGearAndPodcast Год назад

We are shooting the 225gr Barnes TTSX.

@HPLIFE247 Год назад

I'll definitely go buy one of those hats I like them awesome

@GrittyGearAndPodcast Год назад

Thank you. We genuinely appreciate the support!

@jero1918 Год назад

Thanx

@creek_outdoors Год назад

Bummed all the good stuff on peax is sold out. Light and poles. Wanted to enter that giveaway.

@GrittyGearAndPodcast Год назад

Make sure to sign up for the back in stock notification. They should have stock before the giveaway ends. Thank you for supporting us. We appreciate it so much!

@creek_outdoors Год назад

@@GrittyGearAndPodcast I did sir!!

@jamesd5014 Год назад

Listened to the podcast. Very informative! Caribou is on the bucket list, but you got me thinking about a float trip and adding moose (even though I have a Shiras already). The conversation about the rifles piqued my interest. You both mentioned 18" barrels, but why did you go that short? I have a 300WM and was considering putting a suppressor on it and trimming the barrel to 18 or 19, so I'm interested in you thoughts on going that short. Also, I only heard Ryan mention a brake, but why not run a suppressor on a caliber like the 338?

@GrittyGearAndPodcast Год назад

We are working on getting suppressors for our rifles. We like the short barrels because it doesn't stuck up as high and catch on brush when we are traipsing through it. We aren't usually shooting much over 400 yards. We try to get as close as possible. This allows us to go with a shorter barrel because we aren't shooting those long range shots. Thank you for tuning into our show! We genuinely appreciate the support.

@thomassparks7094 Год назад

Can you share what load you guys are using in your 6.5 RPM? Or are you shooting factory ammunition? I just started playing around with different loads and powders and haven’t found one my gun likes just yet.

@GrittyGearAndPodcast Год назад

We use the factory ammo. We mostly shoot the 140gr. Nosler Accubond and occasionally we will shoot the 140gr. Hornady Interlock.

@billmclaughlin8321 Год назад

If you want to reload for Weatherby you should look up "reloading the Weatherby " they're a little different then other cartridges.

@kevinbuchanan5501 Год назад

Hey guys, another great and informative podcast. My question for you both would be what's your method for keeping that many game animals preserved back at camp without the meat going bad? I could imagine if it was maybe a few down u could put them in some type of cooler. But I believe that you mentioned between the 3 of you, u had 10 or 11, amazing tasks at hand. Thank u to your families who support you while u are gone.

@GrittyGearAndPodcast Год назад

The crucial part of meat care comes within the first 1 or 2 hours. We had fairly cold temperatures on this hunt which helps in preserving meat. Getting the hide off of the meat is the most important thing. The 2nd most important this is getting the meat separated from the carcass by taking off the quarters and allowing them to cool. Once the meat is cooled you can keep your meat preserved for a long time. Making sure it is separated and not piled up on top of each other each night continues to help preserve the meat. Heat wasn't an issue on this trip and that really helps with meat care. Heat and moisture are what will sour meat quickly.

@brianrobinson1975 Год назад

30/30 save you fellers alot of bullshit

@TheWVgoodguy22 Год назад

Great podcast and recap of parts of the hunt that we have seen so far, even some that hit the cutting room floor. A breakdown of logistics and planning, costs of the certain important items and the transporter. How to get meat 🍖 and antlers back to the lower 48 is definitely a great topic of discussion. As many people have mentioned this is a bucket 🪣 list or dream adventure hunt and knowing what it involves will hopefully clear their minds and get the planning process started even if it takes 3 years. The 338 WBY RPM in that Backcountry 2.0 is a feat of engineering magic 🪄 especially if it doesn’t kick as hard as it sounds like it would. The Barnes TTSX bullets are legit, not perfect but lethal nonetheless. They retain about 90% of their weight as it drives on through with 4 petals folding back adding more surface area. If you have ever listened to The Backcountry Hunting podcast with Joseph VonBenedikt of now Idaho instead of Utah, he lauds the performance of the TTSX and the LRX (Long Range Xpanding) especially for heavy boned animals like moose, elk and grizzly bear 🐻

@GrittyGearAndPodcast Год назад

We are going to try and do a podcast covering much of what you said. Thank you for tuning in to our show.

@TheWVgoodguy22 Год назад

@@GrittyGearAndPodcast Excellent, I know that you mentioned that was going to be a future topic. I was agreeing and explaining how helpful that would be. That would help folks overcome that mental obstacle keeping them from doing such a long time dream hunt. You are welcome. I try not to miss it, especially the hunt films, whether there is a giveaway or not.

@jerrynantzjr3908 11 месяцев назад

Really enjoying the Gritty Videos!!!! Purchased several things using the Gritty Code.. saving $$ baby!!! 😉 Headed to AK moose hunt shortly…. With Grizzly and Black bear option!!!

@GrittyGearAndPodcast 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for your support. It doesn't go unnoticed.