Float Hunting Alaska: The End Of A True Adventure | DIY Alaska Moose Hunt EP. 6 

Thanks I hope you enjoyed it!

Oh yeah. Lots of people think Alaska is a target rich environment only to find out that wildlife is very spread out. Heck the average across the state is 1 moose per 10 square miles. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!! Best of luck in all your future adventures, you’ll be rewarded for all your work just keep at it👍

Thanks Barry for following along and supporting us! Glad you could enjoy it… and yes lots of meat get us to next season.

Thank you thank you and thank you I really appreciate it! I bet it’s a bit cooler up there than it is here in TX. He’s lucky but I’m the truly blessed one getting to hunt and make memories with him and my brother, the best hunting buddies I’ll ever have. And yes you’re right, moose cooked in bear fat… the best thing I’ve ever eaten.

Thanks for watching and following along! I definitely wouldn’t want to have done it with anyone but those two.

Thank you! He’s a great first moose that’s for sure, I definitely can’t complain especially after a tough season all throughout the state.

Thanks man!

Thanks for watching and following along! I sure hope so that’d be nice 👍

Thank you sir😉

Thanks for sticking around and watching it all! Haha already planning the next adventure👍

Can’t wait hope you keep having fun and enjoy with good spirits like the moose hunt

Thanks man! Hope all is well!

Thanks! Simms are the best, there really isn’t much of a dispute about that.

Thanks! I think the biggest issue was keeping cameras dry and batteries from getting too cold. We use a seek outside 8 man with I believe the xl stove. I love it, for everything not just float and/or moose hunting.

Thank you! Yep, 500-600lbs of the most tender best tasting meat there is!

Thank you so much for sticking around and watching all of it!

Well I have spent a lot of time up there myself, so every time I see a video from Alaska, I have to watch it, you did a good job.

@@johnnyhelton3746 I greatly appreciate the kind words!

LOTS!! Well here’s to them reversing things so you get the opportunity!

Thanks! I loved it so much I had to move here as well. As far as judging, some say it’s tough but if you practice it gets pretty easy to tell what’s legal and what’s not. Every moose I see I’m always practicing my judgement. Price tag all depends on size of plane, how many trips such as gear and meat, and distance. You don’t have to use an airplane, there’s plenty of great places to hunt from the road system that are accessible by atv, just remember it’s just as easy for someone else to get there with an atv as well.

@@NewDivideOutdoors How do you like Alaska now that you live there? I'm hoping to move there this year or next year if everything goes right. I don't mind hunting near the road system or using a boat to get to those harder to get areas if i need to. I've been researching Alaska Fish and Game about the different species and where to hunt and the different regulations.

Thanks! It was a grind and a true mental test of going 2 weeks without seeing hardly any sign then finally day 16 or 17 seeing the first legal bull. Wouldn’t have had it any other way though. We used a beaver on floats to start and one on wheels at the end. Seek outside 8 man. After using it on my first moose hunt I doubt I’ll ever use any other type of shelter ever again.

Thank you!

Thanks for watching! Haha hearing was good, had ear plugs in. I think it was the excitement and surprise that the bull took off after the first shot.

Definitely heavier and older for sure. My estimates he was definitely on his way downhill as far as trophy quality like you said losing his points. He came out to 48” and change. His pans make him look a lot bigger than what he is. I can’t remember what his bases were but they were about the same as the b&c bull my dad killed two years ago.

Yes, very long pans and definitely the bigger older bull. Brow tines is all that matters tho. You took the right one, I just was hoping your brother would get the younger wider bull. Pretty amazing sight. Most people moose hunt their whole lives and never see 2 bulls display like that. That younger bull didn’t want anything to do with your big guy. He was outweighed by 200-300 lbs. Just look at the neck size difference. Your bull had a monster of a body. Great footage and great job filming. I really enjoy watching this hunt over and over. How thick were his bases??

Fully aware, that’s why we laughed when my dad said it. I got lucky they showed up 15 min after everything happened.

It should be under the “about” tab on my channel page. If you can’t find it, let me know and I’ll just post it here.

@@NewDivideOutdoors found it and emailed you some questions

I might be missing it but I dont see your email in the “about” section.

He’s definitely got some mass. Thanks for watching I hope you enjoyed the video!