Stone Sheep Hunt in British Columbia: Marathon of Dreams 

Wow. I just recently got around to watching the Joe Rogan Podcast he was on a few weeks ago. Seemed like a real great guy with everything going for him. Smart, athletic, motivated, handsome and business savvy. I saw your comment and was like, what does he mean RIP? Googled it. So sad.

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Explain how this group, Kuiu Hunting and Donald Jr contributed to the conservation and protection of British Columbia Stone Sheep. Donald Jr.'s Old Man signed the bill that allowed hunters to murder bear cubs in their dens in Alaska State, no doubt at the urging of the Junior.......I am sure Junior could have convinced his Old Man NOT to sign it if Junior wanted really to defend bear cubs.

Splendor Sine Occasu - Lol, look at you being a little keyboard warrior!! 😂😂

@@corbenm418 ----Most of you trophy hunters think you are big real life warriors shooting unarmed animals, using spotting scopes, telescopic sights, and weapons that can kill at 500 yards or more. Now apparently you even like to kill them and even their babies by flushing them out of their dens. Total Little Complete Punks.

@@corbenm418 --- I am NOT totally anti-hunting. I am about 50-50. If hunting, even for trophies, is done ethically, responsibly, if conservation of the species and quick kills of the target is foremost, if the meat is eaten / donated, and if it is the "Hunt of a Lifetime" for the hunter with the rules of "fair chase" adhered to as defined by Teddy Roosevelt, then I can accept it. I trek and climb all over Western Canada and some in the USA, I am the first to admit that if I was born in some previous era, I would have to hunt to survive in the wilderness. That said, I do NOT consider the shooting of bear cubs or adult bears in their dens in Alaska to be "hunting" or "sport". I call it blatant animal murder. Simple as that.

@@corbenm418 ----And as far as me being a "keyboard warrior", you youngster, people like me through the power of the word have successfully banned the hunting of the Grizzly Bear in British Columbia and Alberta Provinces, Canada. The Grizzly is nearly extinct in the Continental USA when it once roamed from the Mexican border to the Canadian border, from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean. In Western Canada it is threatened, and people like me have no intention on allowing people like you to exterminate it here like you have done in 99% of the Western Continental USA. It took 100 years to eliminate the Grizzly there, it may take 100 years to bring it back, I suggest you hunters put your money and your efforts into bringing it back in some remote areas of the USA Mountain West - which do exist - and getting ranchers and townspeople on your side in the conservation of this species.

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youtuber Repeated concussions can cause CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy) and lead to unexpected mood swings and depression, even to the point of suicide, as in this case. Many military veterans and professional contact sport athletes end up getting it to some degree. RIP Jason, your inspiration and drive to be successful lives on in all the lives you touched.

Thanks for watching, Karl!

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Hey Aaron, we don't do gear lists in the films because two minutes of text kind of slows everything down :) However, we have a number of gear lists available for various kinds of hunts--call up our Customer Service team (855-367-5848), and they can get you a gear list or get you connected with Brendan, who is very meticulous about his own lists and is happy to share.

KUIU Ultralight Hunting sounds great, thank you!

Hi KUIU, havent experienced your gear at first hand, since I live in the far north of Sweden. I’m impressed with your hunts, your gear looks amazing, and especially the amazing filmmaking! Would it be possible for you to post a brief summary in text below the video, or maybe throw us a link to a page where you’ve summarized the set-up for the different specific hunts, would be great. Do you have any retailers in Europe? Keep up the amazing work!

Good eye! The ULTRA 6000 is currently the largest pack in the ULTRA line--the one Jason is wearing in this film is a prototype ULTRA 6500 that he was field-testing. No word yet on whether it's going to be in the line.

Jason was shooting 7mm Magnum on a borrowed rifle (his 6.5 Creedmore got hung up in customs). I'm not sure what Don Jr. was shooting.

We're big fans of the Sony Alpha cameras. The primary camera on this film was the A7, with backup from a Canon 5DIV and a Canon SX60 for super long-distance shots. Previous films were shot on the A7S, which is better for low-light. We have had a good experience with the SX60 for long-range stuff, and recommend it to anyone shooting film of animals at long ranges.

Thanks again!

Thanks for watching! We understand the sentiment, but we believe in showing the events of a hunt, warts and all, and not pretending to be some unattainable standard. We've done the same on other hunts, when our guys haven't made a perfect drop--it'd be dishonest not to show it, as long as it's not promoting recklessness. We appreciate your comments and your support!

Thanks for keeping it real. When those parts get edited out, it contributes to the unrealistic, popular view of hunting most non hunters possess.

If you want to be miserable.

We hope so too--good luck, and call us if you need help with a gear list (our customer service reps have some that they can give you)!

great photography too - here is where you earn it

Product placement? Oh. You figured out the subliminal messages about Pepsi, didn't you.

@@kuiuultralight butthurt.

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I don't have the info on what Don was shooting--Jason was shooting 7mm Magnum on a borrowed rifle (his 6.5 Creedmore got caught up in customs).

hunted dall in the wrangel mts of alaska - no horses

What happened to all the wild sheep in the USA??? Hunted out?? Or to use a less politically correct term, massacred and slaughtered ??? Nothing wrong with the habitat, most of the USA mountain west is still pretty wild.

On their backs until they get back to the horses. Just like any other sheep hunt😁.

It's only awkward if you make it awkward, Chicken Joe. A solid 80's-movie high-five is hard to pull off.

KUIU Ultralight Hunting understandable

It's called adrenaline my friend

Not much at all since Jason (the primary Hunter, narrator and editor of this video) was the founder and president of KUIU - top shelf mountain hunting apparel.

@@johnbruder4055 not even a 1/10th of what a Stone Sheep hunt costs NOW! tag - $10,000.00 (State or Province), + $10,000 for the hunt (Outfitter), + $10,000.00 for the kill (Outfitter), + tips to the guides (average of 20% = $2,000.00 - $4,000.00), + Air fare $750.00 - $1000.00 (EST.) = FOR A TOTAL OF BETWEEN $35,000.00 -$50,000.00!!!

@@MrMITCHELL959 As a resident of BC I just have to pay $60 for a tag and then get myself out to the mountains...

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dudertube1 thank you. I realize there is a struggle between industry and conservation, but those wild places were protected for a reason.

Nothing! It's just...challenging to set them up near sheep.

Because there are no trees at that elevation.....

Thanks for watching, Andrew! They whisper because (a) sound carries in surprising ways in the open mountains and (b) in case there are any nearby sheep they're not aware of, they don't want to spook those ones and scare off the ram.

eat it of course...what else would they do with it? not to mention in the video they eat some if it as theyre out of food waiting for the plane.

Its given away to the food bank people eh they dont eat much of it maybe the sheep but the moose an caribou they give away