Remi Warren Alaska Caribou | Ridge Reaper Season 6

it got cold here what happened until two years ago thank you sir we will call you tomorrow after we have packed you both up let's go here and have a look first and then we will cross the dolly you can call him right? This is where I shot mine two years ago, yeah, I think right around this cliff, here, yeah, I wonder. I bet those care like the biggest bulls were probably right on the edge of the brush, you know, right under the open, because that's what yours was. to hang out on those thicker things for you, right?

Yeah, I think we're continuing this way because we just saw more

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, this Weinman, let's get to that point, I'm a little scared, yeah, let's go. stand up high and then we can crystallize all that glass where they came from and I'm not going to wander over the horizon right there, there's a lot of good ones, holy smokes, that thing is that one is huge, yeah, there's some big balls up there. there it's hard to say they're all so big, let's hurry up, I mean let's start getting our stuff together, yeah, we'll just get on the saddle and then start working against the wind looking for the tips of their antlers.

I'm pretty sure this is where we saw last time I'm going to go it's big two of them are a good size yeah they're pretty big how close do you think you're a hundred yards well maybe yeah look we're only five miles away from the camp, yes, maybe a little Also, hey dad, what do you want for breakfast? Oh, Mel, it's okay, it's a great place there, this whole area and a bull at home. The bulls lying there, it's crazy. I would never have realized that we just had that little break in the weather. I've been glazing but I haven't been able to see much, we should probably make a move before it gets cloudy, yeah I don't know we'll see up here, the fog is just moving in and covering it up. but I'm going to start crawling before he gets up because I can see his antlers.

I'm going to have you stay here and just signal to me and guide me with your hand signals. I can see his antlers, it looks like he is lying down. sleeping, is 80 yards away. I think my dad probably jammed my shot. You probably didn't see it, but he stood there and guided me and thanks to his hand signals I was able to sneak into all this

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bull. Know? even though he was behind, hunt, don't break, you're by my side, you just guide me and that's what he's done my whole life, he even guided me to hunt, you know, guiding me in the decisions I have to make to be a good man, and you know. even though I'm a hunting guide all the time, he's the one there guiding me, I still can't put that into words, the whole reason today I'm on a mountain in the middle of Alaska with a ball of caribou below.

Thanks to him and the lessons he taught me here and these moments that we will never be able to recreate, there is nothing like I am so grateful for him and for raising me and hunting me and for moments like these that we can share. for the rest of his lives it's great that you can still do it