Here is a little video I put together on my Alaskan Moose Adventure.
Enjoy:
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02-22-2013, 07:17 AM #1Senior Member
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2012 DIY Alaskan Moose Video
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02-22-2013, 08:01 AM #2Junior Member
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Very cool! Looks like quite the adventure. Thanks for sharing
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02-22-2013, 08:31 AM #3Super Moderator
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Very nice. What a great hunt for you and your pals
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Thanks for sharing BB looks like you guys had a great hunt!!!!
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Good video of a good hunt, thanks for sharing
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Very nice Matt! I think it's time to quit applying for moose in the lower 48 and head to Alaska. Very cool to see you could do an adventure like that off of ATVs. Loved the Stone sheep footage too. I'm just full of questions! Did you guys run into any caribou? How many actual hunting days were you guys there for?
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Yeah UH,
Originally Posted by Umpqua Hunter
We did see some caribou. We did not see any bears or wolves, just tracks from both. Several Ptarmigan too. We were there for 12 days. We were able to get really deep (like 30 miles deeP) on the wheelers. There are unmaintained and unmapped river trails in a lot of places.
That tundra makes for some weird, challenging hiking too!
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Awesome video! Thanks for sharing!!
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Nicely done Matt. Sure looks like that was a fun trip.
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Nice video! Looks like a great time.
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