Great white North13 seconds ago

Smart bull nothing like a shield of cows.

Chris Gardenheir32 seconds ago

I just like meat in the freezer but I'm at that point. It looks like plenty of hard work. Looking forward to the next few episodes.

Myron MartinMinute ago

Snow, wind, and elevation are the antagonists in a great running narrative. Thanks guys for the awesome work.

Gaelan De LeoneMinute ago

Great shot

Art TrumboMinute ago

All this talk about elevation has me wondering what elevation you actually found that bull at.

N2Elk2 minutes ago

Some hard working guys right there! Two elk in one day is quite the accomplishment! Especially with bows! 😎🏹

Jim Lee2 minutes ago

Congratulations! Total team effort! Vast majority of hunters would have started that fire Cory and just called it in but not the ELK101 team,you guys are real studs for scaling that cliff again (John is the man for his role in this crazy adventure!) and were rewarded with a truely,well-deserved , beautiful bull.Donnie on the back-up gun showed what a true friend and hunting partner he is and yet again proves that you guys are the best duo in the business today.Glad you took Randy 's advice and used Beau's liamas,hooked now?Awesome guys,the best!

Clay Dysert2 minutes ago

Those rifle setups...🙌🏽

Bearded Ninja3 minutes ago

Too tired to keep hiking but to cold I cant stop hiking lol, I think we've all been there! Did you pick up that shed antler?! I would have been completely side tracked by it!

David Fowler3 minutes ago

Awesome footage! Congrats on the bull and what a great team effort!

N2Elk4 minutes ago

Well done guys! Awesome bull! 🙌🏼 You definitely earned that one 💪🏼

WA_ryan4 minutes ago

Watching with my son, as they are packing bull out he starts giggling and laughing, me: whats so funny, my son: they showed the llama's butt...

Nathan Cornelius5 minutes ago

Really big bodied bull. Built for the country he lived in.

N2Elk5 minutes ago

Way to endure guys! Some tough hiking and packing right there but that is what hard work will get you 💪🏼🔥

jkhuntfish6 minutes ago

Looks like a grind!!

Tanner Nielsen6 minutes ago

Did you know alligators can live up to 100 years? That’s why they’ll probably see you later.

Jeremy Bowman7 minutes ago

They is a beautiful bull

Chuck Wilds7 minutes ago

Getting up earlier than normal and then packing out a bull late into the night sure makes for a long day. I bet looking back now though it was worth it.

Scott Willett11 minutes ago

Great hunt by some great guys, showing heart, dedication and fortitude....many would have given up.

Stephen Karvonen11 minutes ago

Great bull! Rugged hunt. Commitment pays off. Awesome job!

Michael Aungst11 minutes ago

awesome hunt! the high and lows of elk hunting are what make it some of the best hunting .

Gregory Church12 minutes ago

Perfect examples of selflessness all around...No you shoot...I’ll go get the llamas...how about some fresh elk steak...you guys are a great team for sure!!!

Lawrence Styles13 minutes ago

Another fine episode. Way to stay with it on a difficult hunt.

Jarrad Bache15 minutes ago

Props to john for going the extra vertical feet! Good shooting corey.

Bill Stiger15 minutes ago

How far was that shot?

John Waldron18 minutes ago

Then lamas are pretty neat, now shoot an elk lol

James Barnes19 minutes ago

Great end to a tough hunt. Climbing that mountain not only physically tough, but mentally tough also. Major props to the camera man, not only going back for llamas but great footage also! Congrats to everyone.

Eugene J19 minutes ago

Tough hunt! Keep it up guys!

Wapiti20 minutes ago

Nothing gets the heart racing like a screaming bull

hushlife77721 minute ago

That must have been a good omen to see the big elk shed before shooting that bull lol. Way to persevere guys! Awesome hunt!

Frank Saulteaux21 minute ago

Kudos to John for the great footage. I can't imagine what it takes to get all those shots never mind the kill shot. Great Bull guys. That was a tough hunt and I wasn't even walking them ridges and I was tired just watching. Can't wait for more episodes

Chris Haines21 minute ago

Great hunt guys. Love that rifle.

Jim Woods21 minute ago

Great elk! Great teamwork! Great llamas! Llamas 🦙

Barrie Salmonson23 minutes ago

It’s amazing the taste of fresh meat in the woods. A group of us used to go fishing on the Kenai river and the very first fish of the trip was pulled from the water and went straight on the fire (no seasoning), it was the best fish I’ve ever had!

Jerry Hembree24 minutes ago

''If I don't leave now, I never will', is a conversation I have had with myself half way through the season every year since my I turned 60. Have to admit, that on a couple of occasions, the answer was to pull the bag up over my head and roll over. Those llamas would be a blessing for the bad back and knees.

Tom Bradsher24 minutes ago

I can't imagine fresh Elk Backstrap over an open fire. Probably better than Chestnuts!

Bill Stiger25 minutes ago

Cory your killing Donnie! LOL.

Myron Martin25 minutes ago

I was waiting to see a couple of mountain goats and then I saw 3 of them right in front of the camera. Their names were John, Corey, and Donnie. Hahaha

Dale Goytowski25 minutes ago

Nice bull! Llama's really help out on a backcountry hunt.

Tyler Gibson27 minutes ago

Since hindsight is always 20/20, wouldn't it have made more sense to take the llamas up the mountain with you so you didn't have to go back to camp to get them? Thanks for sharing this great hunt in beautiful country.

Vincent Rhea27 minutes ago

I think this is the best episode I've seen ever other than the one with your daughter. I would love to do a hunt like that but at my age it's not going to happen. Keep filming these great hunts it keeps me young at heart. Beautiful bull. Donnie as back up shooter. Love it.

Bud Mcfarren27 minutes ago

That is an incredible testament to your friendship that you don't argue over who gets to shoot the bull. And want the other to shoot. Every episode makes me enjoy you guys more and more. Thank you

Brandon Craft30 minutes ago

Not enough can be said about having hunting partners you can count on. Pretty cool to watch your videos and relive my own experiences while learning from you all! Thanks for all the tips

Aaron Poloni31 minute ago

Amazing effort from all of you guys!! Absolute savages! Well done

Chris Parker32 minutes ago

Awesome hunt! Great bull! Lucky Donnie did have a spasm and squeeze the trigger on his rifle before Corey shot it.

Fenmancan32 minutes ago

Wondering if the Llamas had it easier coming out? Even though they had the elk to pack, at least they didn't have Donnie's "snack bag"!!!!! Nice job getting it done fella's.

Jason Alderfer32 minutes ago

What caliber are you shooting in your Sig Cross?

Daniel Huffman34 minutes ago

Glad to hear that unicorns do exist. Congrats Jess!

Kurt Zalewski35 minutes ago

Great Bull, way to get up early and get it done. Kudos to John for hiking baa as ok yo get the llamas.

Luke Langton38 minutes ago

Got it done.

Kelly E38 minutes ago

Reward well earned

Magnuson1338 minutes ago

Awesome elk hunt! That was some wicked country. And great job John! You managed to keep your shirt on this year!

Robert Tipton39 minutes ago

Congrats, persistence pays and the lamas what save some backs on the packing. Steep countryside!

Loren Olson39 minutes ago

Looking for the dad joke!

Beau Baker39 minutes ago

Looks like a blast boys! Beau knows! Plus he’s got a dandy name 💪

Jim Woods40 minutes ago

Makes my legs hurt just watching the climb!

Matthew Briggs41 minute ago

Binge worthy show

Michael Cafferty42 minutes ago

It's so cool to here that those lamas allowed you guys to go back farther and higher then you otherwise would. An amazing experience. Always thankyou for the great content content.

Chad Leger142 minutes ago

Definitely have to get llamas

Josh Mullen43 minutes ago

Congrats Jessi!

Levi Clarke44 minutes ago

I loved this video! Absolutely awesome. Stud bull, stud llamas, and even bigger stud camera man and friend! That's what it's about..... but.... did anyone pick up that shed antler?

Cole Lanier46 minutes ago

That’s some climbing for camera man John! Hope he got the best part of that backstrap

Richard Cummings46 minutes ago

At least we know Randy didn't tell you about that spot, if he did we would have seen the shed in a tree...

Eric Kendall46 minutes ago

Great hunt, great bull and bet you will hunt with llamas more often. Definitely a game changer there.

cheryl outdoors47 minutes ago

Se videos go from high to low, this one goes from low to very high. These guys were dreading it first thing in the morning. I like seeing the llamas in action. Wishing Beau good health.

Jason Thomas47 minutes ago

What a stud!! Congrats Corey!!

Agkoh Outdoors47 minutes ago

Great hunt, congrats

Andrew Bossen47 minutes ago

Very cool

Nathan Garvin48 minutes ago

Congrats on the great bull!

Jamie Cook49 minutes ago

Great job u guys. That’s what persistence does.

Nathan Garvin49 minutes ago

Brutal hiking. Looking forward to the next day's hunt.

L K52 minutes ago

So, I'm guessing for packing out, when Corey took two Llamas back in must have been the next day?

M E52 minutes ago

Awesome bull. Congrats.

Alan Jackson55 minutes ago

You never gave up even though you not seeing much good job John did the extra you are a great team thanks for the video

Dustin Hislop56 minutes ago

Hi John, nice to meet you! Very impressive! That is exciting and some tough country. Did you pick up the shed? Great team effort you guys.

Justice Fall56 minutes ago

Great bull and an awesome hunt! Absolutely a true team effort! Shout out to Beau, great man and great Llamas! Thank y’all for sharing this with all of us!!!

Cole I56 minutes ago

I would rather take a an animal that has unique antlers over a giant! They are super cool and have character. Nice job!

Matt Kosanda57 minutes ago

At least the scenery is beautiful I guess...🤷‍♂️

J. Willie MontoyaHour ago

Hunting isn't the same without the comradery in camp and on the mountain. Congrats on that "spectacle" of a bull!

Kelly RosasHour ago

Congrats on the great bull! Gnarly country. Great job guys!