Like Maverick & Goose, if Maverick & Goose could shoot like that and hunt sheep like that.Yeah, that video was awesome! Those guys seem cool as shit too.
Hopefully you boys bring home some meat and horns.Awesome! Love that area... and already stoked for next years trip up there. Aug 7th can't come soon enough.
Hahah! I would hate to ruin our reputation as backpackers! I thoroughly enjoy my neature walks. ANWR sure is neat!Hopefully you boys bring home some meat and horns.
Hahah! I would hate to ruin our reputation as backpackers! I thoroughly enjoy my neature walks. ANWR sure is neat!
That's mild country compared to U11 or U13 or the nightmare hellscape that is U7 or U15, my friend.Made my knees hurt just watching. I think I better go rest.
Naa, you won't need anything like that in the Arctic... [/pulling your leg]Great video! I better get a headnet!
No camo. I can dig it.
Prob a couple grand to fly out from CF [friends with Maules=priceless].Just spitballing but how much do you think that trip cost? I assume it was unguided, did they live in Alaska?
$5 for the tag sounds awesome, how hard is it for residents to draw it?Prob a couple grand to fly out from CF [friends with Maules=priceless].
$5 for the resident draw tag [winning the lottery=priceless] [all nonresident sheep hunters must have a guide]
$1500-$2000 per packraft - $1000 for assemble-it-yourself. $400-$800 for worthy 4pc paddle.
Gaining the cumulative skills to mount a successful wilderness expedition that goes that well and that smoothly=years